The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-31 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—WEtwesnoT Errinio.—The market dose
goal to-day. All the year, 435. 9d. ; December, 44a.;
January to March, 445. 6.1. ; March, 445. 9d. to 46a. De-
liveries, 449 casks ; arrivals, 1,327 casks.

LEATHER.—The leather market hu shown very little
variation durum the week. Although the transactions are
not extensive, the sales fully equal the supplies, and keep
the stocks small,while prices undergo scarcely any change.
At Leadenhall, on Tuesday, the demand was chiefly for
English butts, offal, shaved hides, calf skins, and English
horse hides. Market hides were slightly easier.

COTTON.—Livearooc, Oct. 30. Market quiet at
about Ad. per lb. decline. Estimated sales to-day
10,000 bales, including 2,000 speculation and export,
2,000 American 7d. to 10c. • 200 Pernam, ke., 81d,
to o;.d. ; 100 Malanbain ; Maceio and 'Bahia, 7g&
to BAd. ; 300 Rio, to Aid. ; 400 Egyptian, SA. to
12Ad. ; 6,650 Bunt, .to To.; Madras, 711. ; Bengal,
Sande, kc., 4A6. to 61d. ; 150 Peru, itd. to Std. Fair
Dhollerftli, GA& ; fair Oomrawuttee, 61d. ; fair Broach,
6a& ; fair Bengal, 3d. ; fair Egyptian 91d. • fair
Perham, 81d. ; middling }Merida, ; middling
Orleans, Sad.
COTTON GOOD.S.-11A.nowsnol, Ocr. 30.—Our rr
poet of Friday last described this market as having bola
active during the week, with a decided advance in pries.
This week the more unfavourable news from the continent
of the attitude of France on the Roman question has had a
bad effect on business, discouraging shippers very cos.
siderably. Yesterday there was less business done for
India, South America, the Levant, and particularly for the
continent. Home trade buyers also displayed much or.
willingness to operate, and it was difficult and almost Ws-
paasible to obtain last week's prices. To-day the market is
again exceedingly quiet. The quotations for lii'm to 32's
water twist are fully Ad. per lb. lower than on Friday, with
but little business doing. India mule yarn (40's) is also
id. per lb. lower, and home trade yarns are Id. to Ad.
cheaper. The cloth market is dull, and though idlers'
quotations are nominally the seine as those given at the
end of last week, buyers do not find much difficulty in
supplying themselves on eavier terms. Still there are
large contracts in the bands of manufacturers, and more
Srmnes, prevails than might be expected, considering the
inactivity.

CORN.—BorgroN, Ocr. 30.—We had a small supply of
wheat at our market, which was taken off at ss. advance
on last Wednesday's rates, thus recovering the decline of
last Wednesday. No alteration in spring corn. Wheat,
red, 70s. to 73e. ; white, 80s. ; oats, 265. to 311.; beans.
49e. to 511.

GLASGOW, OCT. 3O.—The weather bas continued unsettled.
with • lower temperature. Thisday's market was moderately
well attended, and the sales of wheat were generally at
an advance of le. per boll ; but the demand was not active,
buyers being pretty well tilled for a time. Flour held for
Is. per sack over previous rates. Earley firm. Irish oats
6..1. per boll dearer ; Scotch unchanged. Oatmeal steady.
Feeding beans unaltered; Egyptian 6d., Canadian peas
and Indian corn Is. per 260ibe. higher on the week.
COALS. Loxoox, Ocr. 30. Hastings Hartley.
18s. ; West Hartley, 18s. 3d.; West Wylam, his.;
Walls End Helton, 225. Gd.; Walls End Hatton Lyons,
20s.;Walls End Kepler Grange, 20s. 3d.; Walls End Tun-
stall. 20a. ; Walls End Original Hartlepool, l's. 6c1.;
Walls End South Hartlepool, 20s. 6d. • Branoepetli
Cannel, 18s. 6d.—Ships at market, 46 ; sold,

THE MAYORALTY or LIVERPOOL. —At the final
meeting of the Liverpool Town Council, held yeatenlay,
Mr. R. Gladstone, in proposing a vote of thanks to the
retiring Mayor. Mr. J. G. Lawrence, especially applauded
that gentleman for having Lad the moral courage to bring
the expenditure in connexion with the mayor►lty within
moderate limits, so as to allow of gentlemen being elected
who might be in all respects qualified yet not enormously
wealthy. The vote was unanimously passed. Mr. 1:..4.„
Clint (chairman of the watch committee) is likely to be
the mayor for the miming year.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CHAPMAN.—Octoher 48, Sliii7ertree-road, Edge-hl, Lirtn
pool, the wife of 11. 8. Chapman, Ego., of a son.
COLEMAN.- -October 28, at Oxford Lodge, Wandsworth, th • will
of R. W. Coleman, of a son.
OUlNNEBB.—uctolrer 27. at Colchester, the wife of IL. B.
Guinness, Eau, of a daughter.
RA Nat'l ELD.—October In, at the Rectory, Blandford SC Mary,
the wife of the Bev. J. Manatlchl, 01 a eon.
POK rm A N.—October 28 at. P)lte Rectory, Shepton Mallet, the

wife of the Rev. H. Portman, of
ISTRNHOUSE.—netoteer 20, at Itelsite-park.garclens, the site ell
T. Stenhouse, East., of a daughter.

MARRIAGII2.
MARTIN—TAYLOR—iktober :9, at at. Philip's genidngton,
by the Rev. ie. )l. Holden, S. t' K, to Bag.
daughter of the Liter. Taylor, of Kensington.
ROBARTS—IIEWITT.--tletober 2.9, at Holy Trinity Church,
Bishop's-mad, by the Rev. Ram, J. U. 11. Ito!eirts, Esq.. or
New Hall, AMlehth, Ersex, to Hannah, daughter of H. Health,
key., of luveramaterram, Bayswater.

DEATHS.
KAM ST.—October 28, al therl. nie Roue. lioddeallon. Char-
lotte. wife of Mr. 11. Baguet, aced 37.
Di!t r9s.--oreowr ft, et Resew!) aquare, Brighton. Mri•

Mary n.
11A7.1.:4bray-4kt..to ber 28.. the Rev. W. Hazel, M.A., rector of St.

Petrel., Wallingtot;l.
HOLM E.—October tro. at Primms,hill mad, Mouth Hampstead.

_ Mary. daughter of the late J. ilohne. Esq.'
ICHOLn.—Hetober Wig. at Blandfoninquare.Agents-park. W.
Nichols, kfsq., aged 73.
SCALDING. —October t'S, Horrid., the wife of H. Scadding, NSW
Turnstile, Holborn.

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