The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-09 00:00:00

7BOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

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WILLIAM WALTER, Coventry-street, Bethnal-green, trimming
maker, to surrender Jan. 21, at 11.
WILLIAM Rotten, Baxter-road, Islington, commercial traveller,
Jan. 21, at 11.
THI.II AS CARTHZW, Wilderness-row, Clerkenwell, accountant,
Jan. 21, at 11.
Owens Hanntiettrr, Itentrew.road, Lower Kennington-lane,
journeyman butcher, Jan. 21, at 12.
FREDLRICE Wean Pewrinatrw, Arundel-street, Piccadilly, sur-
geon, Jan. 21, at 12.
MINNS JAMES PENTON, Pennington-street, St. Georges-in.the-
Fest, licensed victualler, Jan. 21, at 12.
Wria.tax MASHER, Litchneld-road, Mile-end-road, late publi-
can, Jan. 21. at 12.
Joan CLEAVE, New Windsor, Berkshire, commisalon agent,
Jan. 21, at 12.
Geoluse FREDERICK Blttleoz. Portland-place North, Clapham-
road, clerk lu the Court of Probate. Jan. 21, at 1.
EDWARD JAMES THONION, A2I3I4II.O3I.E.teTTRCT, Chelsea, Jour-
neyman stonemason, Jan. 21, at 1.
FREDERICK WILLIAM Evans, Rock-terrace, Peckham, baker,
Jan. 21. at 1.
FRANCIS °SORGE ARNOLD, Nicholas-street, Mile End, late grocer,
Jan. 22, at 11.
JOHN Hornet, Trafaigarequare, Chelsea, clerk In holy orders,
Jan. 22, at 11.
LTOI SAucin., Bury-at, St Mary Axe, jeweller, Jan. 22, at 11.
JOHN ALFRED BISCOL, tlidesvride-place, Kentish Sown, and
Kentish Tows-rod, coal merchant, Jan. 22, at 11.
JOHN BAXTER, Clarendon-road, Ironmonger, Jan-
V, at 11.
JOHN NASH, Leighton &ward. Beds, builder, Jan. V, at 12.
Thomas Wcerten, St. John-street-rod, conunlasion agent,
Jan. it at 12.
WILLIAM Fitts utJx.Oray's-inn-lane.late greengrocer,J an. 22, atl 2.
JAMES TORRE Haven, Hastings, surgeon, Jan, 22, at 11.
WILLIAM PALMER, Aston-strect, Ling:house, late 'Miming agent,
Jan. 211, at It
ALBERT GEOROR HERZFELD, Aldermanbury, late dealer In fancy
goods, Jan. 22, at 1.
Joerit FINCHLR and WILLIAM MARTIN, Boar's Head-yard,
King-street, Westminster, builders, Jan. 1114, at 1.
THOMAS ASPINWALL HOWL, Brentwood, aehoWmaider.Jan.,3,at 2.
(MORON Cotes, Union.street, Southwark, butcher, Jan. 21, at 2.
MMus OLIVER, Bablock, Herta, brewer, Jan. V, at 2.
JOHN Acingrrzia, Featherstone-street, Clip-road, journeyman
baker, Jan. 30, at 11.
JOIEPH DAVIS, Connaught-ter., Edgware-rd., dentlit,Jan.3o, at 12.
Thoitas 213fi22.150. liaztar-rd., Islington, late baker,Jan.3o, at 12.
JAW 9raaca, Birmingham, curti!r, Jan. 2j, at 12.

JOHN Coventry, Ironfounder, Yin. 21, at 12.
Rally BrELIFIr, Roo, Herefordshire, fanner, Jan. 21, at 12.
JOSIVII Doss, Kidderminster, hay dealer, Jan. la, at 12.
JOSEPH IlEnnlNO.,.lteddltch, Worceeterahlre, needle =nese-

tam, Jan. 11, at It
Huai Our, Lakonia, trmmonor, Jan. it at 11.
Jams HARMS, Mora Pembrokaahlre, farmer, Jan. 18, at 11.
lIAXCILL Bann/CC Leeds, cloth merchant, Jan. 21 at 11.
RICHARD WRIGHT, East Itetford, Notts, butcher, Jan. 19, at It
gnomic Stant. , Cheshire, schoolmaster,Jan.2s, at 12.
WILLIAMG.ULDIRR, verpool, commission agent, Jan. 21, at 11.
THOMAS DORAN HILSVALL. Liverpool, boot dealer, Jan. U, at 11.
SANcIL Limit Llandudno, lUnsarvonsh.inniteeper,Jan.2l,at 11.
THOMAS SMITH, llacup, cotton waste dealer. Jan. 22, at 11.
ROBERT LANOTON Pisation,Withington,Lanpuldre, paper manu-
facturer, Jan. 25, at 11.

WILL/AN OZOROZ Barron, Manchester and Liverpool, commis-
sion merchant, lan. 20. at 12.

EDtru FotrDtß, Hyde, Cheshire. undertaker, Jan. 2!, at 11.
iOllll n'AL.2II BE r, Holton, architect, Jan. ri. at 12.

Jon! HIlrl7R, Klnistaa-upon-11911, uglier. Jan. 19. at 11.
BENJAMIN LLRwILLTI, Llangattock, Brt'conshlrc, Innkeeper,

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EDS MID JANii eII wx, Leteorobe Regis, Berkshire, beerhouse

keeper. Yeb. I, at 12..
HURT Mum, Dirktirst, Sussex, Innkeeper, Jan. 19. at 11.
?town JAY Norwich, omnibus proprietor, Jan. 14, at 11.

Jags Vslichisa,Hodireston, Penlbridielh ,labouses:.Jan.tlat Si.
THoirAs BRIGHT, Ludlow. iielop, commission agent, Jan. 23.5 t 10.
.10.11:11 BIMITOR, Netherton, Worcesterehlre, late book-keeper,

Jan. 19, at 12: , ... - •
JAN FIEDMMICII Mrratitt, Manchester, general dealer, Jan.
29, at 94.
JOMM SMALLWOOD, Manchester, commission agent, Jan. 29, at 94.
Jsliks lsoestlig, Iteladabe Brook, Lancashire, late farmer,

MARGARET SPRAGOON, Rishopweennouth, draper, Jan. 23, at 2.
TRONA! MallrE,Tltetford, Norfolk, relieving officer, Jan. n, at 11.
JAWRI SAMUEL, Liverpool and Glasgow, outfitter. Jan. 18, at J.
TTI3JaAX Dtcrirt, Liven/001, glazier. Jan. 21, at 2
Turmas Mganwatt,eleethorpeallneolnsh.,yemnan,Jan.lB,et 11.
RICHARD Moss, Bradford, general dealer, Jan. 18, at 9'2
HOU/a MORGAN, Canton, Gtamurganaldre, huteher,Jan.2l,at 11
FJMH► WRIGHT, Bugbrooke, Northamptonshire, working car-
penter, Jan. 19, at 12,
JOSIER MILIORX BELL, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, beerbouse keeper,

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Jan. 19, at 10.
ISAAC CLUVOII, Bradford. maker-up, Jan. 18, at 10.
Latina HARRILL, Kington Langley,Wiltacarpenter,Jan.ft,at 121.
JOHN SLATER, Addlugham, Cumberland, fanner, Jan. 21, at 10.
Twits.. „foam Wednesintry, fanner, Jan. 19, at 12.
JOHN wAcEnsin, Fslinnund, Salop, Innkeeper, Jan. 21. at 11.
DAN/EL JOHN, Marshfield, Monmouthshire, late limited victual.

ter. Ju.la, at 11.--
Roam :qua& Bodrala, Cornwall, rahww, Jan. 19, at 10.

DLlclrl, TaisT

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Tmsnar EvENl:sc.—The market was quiet
to-day. Spot, 44*. 9d. ; January toblarch, 44a. 6d. to 91;
March, 45e. to 3d. ; October to bar, 451. 9d.

COTTON.—LirEitYOOI., JAN. B.—Our market Lu
been steady, without chaTaim price. Estimated sales 8,000 balsa, 1,500 speculation Dad
export 1,000 American, 14'. to IGd. ; 400 Pemm,
&c., 154 d. to 1644; 300 Munk and Bahia, 131 d. to
14d. ; 300 Egyptian, 140. to 181 d. ;5,990 Surat, lot&
to 134 d.; Madras, 12d. to 13d. ; Bengal, ficinde, ac.,
R 93. to 1043. ; China, 101 d.; 10 Peru, 1413. Fair
Dhollerah, 124 d.; fair Oomrawuttee, 124 d.; fair Brawl;
1241; fair Bengal, 93.; fair Euptian, 17d.; fair Pemara,
163.; middling Bowed', 15d.; middling' Orleans, 159 d.

COTTON GOODS.—IIIanIineTZS, J. B.—ln ship
ping yarns there Ins been a fair amount of business to.
day, but at rather lower prices than could be obtained
last week. This business, however, has not embraced all
markets, and upon the whole the market may be consi-
dered rather tame. To make sales of any considerable
quantities still lower prices would have had to be %Acta
The market for home-trade yarns has been exceedingly
languid, and 'ellen have been enabled to sustain values
chiefly through the firmness yet remaining in the prices of
cotton. Spinners give much the same quotations as oft
Friday, but there has been leas than an average business
transacted. In cloths we have no particular change to
notice as compared with last week. Prices remain norm.
nay the same, but there is a marked absence of business
in shirtings and printers, and moat descriptions of India
goods meet with little demand. Buyers hold back with
much caution, though it is possible that if holders were
tempted by larger offers, some little concession would be
made in price. The leading characteristic of the market
for cloths is an indisposition to operate, and a difficulty is
selling at the quotations.

WOOLLEN.—Leone, JAN. B.—Notwithstanding tit
appearance of several representatives of Bradford anal Ras.
cheater home and shipping houses, the attendance at tie
cloth halls this morning has not been large, and the
amount of business transacted has not been up to the
average for this period of the year. The thick state of tie
atmosphere has, no doubt, again been one cause for the
deficiency in the transfer of spring fabrics, which have
been only sparingly inquired after. There has been a tole-
rably good demand in the coloured market for plain cloths,
including several parcels of wool-black and blue cloths ; a
few lots of blue-grey tweeds and thin coatings have also
changed hands, though the transactions in these makes
have only been limited. There has not been much busbies
done in the white hall. Hair-lists have been quiet ; a few
small parcels in better qualities have met with purchases,
and the inquiries for white mediums have not been nume-
rous. Prices remain without any noticeable alteration.

MANTJFACTURES. HETDDZIRTIZLD, JAN. B.—There
have been more buyers in the market to-day than for some
weeks, both from London and the provinces, and, thong;
business has not been very brisk, • better feeling has bee•
quite evident. The selections have chiefly been made
from fancy mixtures and spring goods, with a slight im.
provement in the general trade. A few Canadians sre
also in the market, and have operated some little in the
lower descriptions.

WOOLS.—IIf:DDZIMPII:LD, JAR. B.—Tbere is not yet
any improvement in the wool trade, but a better demand
is slimily expected. Dealers feel a little more confidence,
and prices are well maintained.

CORN.—HULL, JAN. B.—At to-day's market a fair
supply of English wheat, but condition generally only
moderate; good qualities sell readily at last Tuesday's
currency, and in some instances Is. per qr. advance is
obtainable, whilst inferior descriptions are neglected.
Foreign held firmly, but not much business passing. Bar.
ley for malting in steady request, at prices in favour of
sellers. Beans and peas steady at late currency. Oats of
tine quality sell more freely, but other description
neglected. Indian corn—White French (to arrive) held
at 40s. per 4001bs. Arrivals for the week:—Wheat,
11,704 ; barley, 13,325 ; oats, 3,334 ; beans, 1,021; peas,
2,34 ; tares, 147 qrs.

Irswica, JAN. B.—We continue to have short supplies
of wheat, and prices orevp up to-day ; the little sold was
at the extreme prices of last week, and in some instance'
at Is. per qr. advance. Barley, especially for best quali-
ties, was Is. per qr. dearer. Beans and peas firm.
Leaps, JAN. B.—The deliveries in the agricultural
districts are so insignificant, and the prices so much
higher there than those current on our markets, that our
supplies must be merely nominal for some time to come.
This, with a smart demand for France, which took place
yesterday at several ports on the east coast, gives increased
tone to our trade to-day, and we have a fair demand at la
advance upon the rates of last Tuesday. No material
alteration in other articles.

LIVERPOOL, JAN. R.—We had a good attendance at our
market to-day, but the business in wheat was checked
owing to the small choice of parcels offering ; Friday's
prices were maintained. Flour firm, with a fair sale.
Oatmeal in fair inquiry, and Is. per load dearer. Indian
corn scarce, end prices fully 6d. dearer. Oats quiet, and
unchanged.
LYNN, JAI. R.—There was • moderate show of wheat
at to-day's market, the condition somewhat affected by the
weather; dry samples readily sold at is. per qr. advance,
damp parcels as last week. A short supply of malting
barley, and prices fully la. per qr. higher; grinding de-
scriptions as last week. Beans and oats commanded lid. to
Is. per qr. more money. Per quarter imperial to the
grower :—Wheat, white, old, 6211 x. to 63145., frla.
to 665.; red, ditto, 621bs. to 631b5., Ms. to 63e. ;
white, new, 6111 w. to 621 be., Ws. to 645. ; red,
ditto, 611 be. to 621b5., 51ts. to 625. Barley, best chevalier
malting, 531bs. to 541b5., 465. to Ms.; ditto runs chevalier
ditto, Mffbs. to 531b5., 41s. to 445. Oats, 36lbs. to 38Iba
24e. to 265. Beans, 6311i5. to 651 be., 445. to 4Ris. Peas,
maple, &fibs. to 6414., 375. to 41e.
IsTitweastu-DR-Tvivi, JAN. 14.—At our market this
morning we had • moderato show of wheat from the
growers as well as from the coast, but owing to the retries
of milder weather our millers were more retired. Factors,
however, remaining firm, a fair business resulted at fully
Saturday's rates. Flour without change. Malting in slow
request, but not lower. In other articles we have little
variation to not*.