The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-30 00:00:00

MARKET& s

TALLOW. TUESDAY EVENING. - Tl,e
steady to-day. Spot, 445. ; January to March, 41 -
March, 445. 9d. • October to December, 43e. 9d.; lA,;.:ber, ber 445. Deliveries to last evening, 2b3 casks; k.
wag, G6l casks.

COTTON.—Lrszaran, 29.—Maket very iltiqt
about id. decline from Saturday. Estimated sales
8.000 hales, including 2000, speeml.ktiou and c.
2,000 American, 60. to 110. ; 300 Pernam,
to 12„U. ; 20 Maranham, 9d. ; 10 Blaceio and Bahia,
30 Ro, Std, ; 200 Egyptian, 56d. to 11d. ; s,42oSurat.
to ; Madras, CaL to 6.1 d. ; Bengal, Season, a.c..4
to Old. ; China, 7.1. ; 20 Peru, 80. Fair Dliollo
611 d. ; fair Oornrawuttee, ; fair Broach, .
BomW, sd. ; fair Baptism, 94(1. ; fair Vermin,
middling Bowed', Bgd. ; middling Orleans, yid,

WOOLLEN.—Lana, Ocr. 29.—The cloth balls
morning have presented a quiet appearance both
coloured and white markets. The transactions which L.
taken place have been small, and conducted almost n.
tirely upon the sorting-up principle. There h►ve bees for
out-town buyers present ; one or two Bradford and Mat
chester houses h►ve been represented, in addition U tb
usual appearance of Leed■ firms, but their joint open
tiona have not reached an amount worthy of rytj,_
We have little alteration to make with respect
demand. Parcels in various classes of goods have chainsl
hands, though all in small quantities, with the excei.tin,
of tweeds,which have been inquired after and transferal
to a very fair extent. The demand continues brali far
late a period of the season, and stocks in the cloth Ear.
are not allowed to increase. Plain cloths, coating*, 42i
other makes have met with purchasers only in Cast; 0
actual requirement. The sorting up of heavy goods MIL,
beaver and witney makes still continues, the cold venal
causing the trade in these descriptions to last to a am,
advanced period than it otherwise would have done, al
the parcels which have been transferred have been ar•.
numerous than large. Prices have not shown any sign;
alteration.

MANUFACTURES. —HenriensrirLD, Oct. 29.—M,
have been more buyers in the market to-day than 14
week, inolnding a few from London. There is, buwete.
no improvement to note, buyers making small select*,
only in those patterns for which they have orders, cc z
others to give an assortment to stock. Some little
been done in job lots, but sacrifices have to he made t
these to effect sales. The business transacted has bw.
chiefly in better-class patterns, middle fancy goods bet,
more difficult to sell, and stocks accumulating, while c
in low goods for shipping trade is almost at a standstill

WOOL&.—Hcncrose►tan, Ocr. 29.—Next Lomb:
sales are expected to commence on the 14th of next mom:,
and buyers now purchase very sparingly, anticip.ithz
rather lower rates. The late established prices have, hu,
ever, berm so far tolerably well maintained.

CORN.—How., oev. 29.—Weatber is mild and opet,
and in every way favourable for out-door labour. At t.
day's market a small supply of English wheat, which h
taken off chiefly by local millers, at an advance of le, t,
2a. per qr. ; best runs of red making 701. to 724. per
5041ba. to the ;rower. Foreign held at more money, bu:
sales only retail. Barley unaltered. Beans rather dearer
fine washed Egyptian held at 46a. &L Oats steady, at
about late currency ; fine white getting very scarce.
Locust beans held at 6/. 2s. 6d. per ton. Foreign arrivals
for the week :—Wheat, 4,109; barley, 342; oats, 1.37:
twee, 200 qrs.

Bremen, Oor. 29.—The supply of wheat sou r 7
short here to-day end sold readily at an advance of Ls.
per qr. on last weels's currencies. Barley in better supply
of IL par qr. cheaper. Beans and peas fully as dear.

LITCRPOOL, OCT. 29.—We had a very large attend.
lance at to-day's market, and wheat experienced a node.
rate inquiry, whit* realising an improvement of 4d. to cd.,
and red descriptions 4d. per cental on the week. Flour
firm, and Is. per saek dearer. Indian corn steady: mart
American, 50.. Barley quiet. Egyptian beans 2s. per
qr. dearer on the week. Peas unchanged. Oats nei.
lasted. Oatmeal quiet.
LEEDS, Ocr. 29—We have a healthy trade for wheat
to-day, and a fair amount of business doing, at an &dynes
of 2a. to Is. per qr. from last Tuesday's rates, whilst ox
some qualities a further improvement is realised. Baehr
slow at about late rates. Beans and other articles fts
before.

Lnrx, Ocr. 29.—We have had another week of favor-
able weather for seeding. To-day is wet, with the sin I
south-west. At this day's market we had a very mull
show of wheat, which sold readily at an advance of 2s. to
3a. per qr. upon last Tuesday's prices. Barley in gool
supply ; both malting and grinding samples iriaintusel
late rates. Beans and peas prices firm. Oats ed. to IL
per qr. higher. Per imperial qr. to the grower
white, new, weight, 611ba. to 631bs. per imperial bwhe:,
75e. to 80s. ; ditto, red, Glib.. to 631b5., tife. to 72... ;
barley, best Chevalier malting, 331ba. to r•tax..,
Otis. ; ditto, runs, Chevalier ditto, 521bs. to 331b5., Pt
to 425. ; oats, 36Ibs. to nibs., 255. to gds. ; beans,
to 651b5., 4fia. to 48a.; peas, maple, 631 b.. to fitlbs.,
to 44..

NewcarrrLe•rrox•Truz, Ocr. 29.—The weather coir
Cones favourable for field work in general. At our mute*
this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, and the arrivals coastwise being equally so, !rah
thrashed samples were taken quickly otf at an improvement
of Is. to 2s. per quarter, south country as well as foreigc
being fully la. dearer, with a fair but not brisk inquiry.
Flour has recovered nearly from the recent decline apes
south country varieties, foreign having reached a figure
not yet attained even in the icoat excited period. Fee
choice Baltic whites we have realised ;!ti. per sack. Makin;
barley and grinding descriptions unchanged, and the same
remarks will apply to other article..

THE REPORTED OPTBRIAK OF RINDERPEST IN
NORFOLK.—Professor Simonds was sent down on Mon'.
to inquire into the supposed cases of cattle-plague on
farm of Colonel Cuatanee, of Weston, near Norwich. A
thorough investigation was made by the professor, at!
also by Mr. T. Wells, of Norwich, and yesterday it
announced that they agreed in thinking that the
in question did not ,lie from cattle plague, but from scut<
gastro-enteritis, canned by the reception into the stoinsc_
of some deleterious matter. The Norfolk Central Cattit
Plague Committee will meet on Saturday to receive the
official report of Professor Simonds. Tbe district ha
been declared infected by the committee, and this d ocee
ingt_cannot be annulled except by the Privy Connell.
FLEE AT BA.REINAL—EarIy yesterday morning a
fire was discovered on the premises of Mr. J. Martin.
known as the Royal Oak Mune-hall and Tavern, Francis-
terrace, Barking-road, Essex. A policeman on duty, when
paring b 7, observed an unusual glare of light in the ball
—a budduag about sixty feet long by thirty feet wide. He
raised an alarm, wht n the inmates escaped. The premises
were entirely destroyed. The cause of the fire is unknown.
The loss will fall on the Globe and London and Liverpool
lire-Whoa. _ _

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HIALTU ItTATORID BY DO BANAT'S FOOD TO 7111
*WOMACK, nerves, Inn" and liver of old and Tow. culdne
dyspspda (Indigestion), constipation, diarrheas, acidity, liesd-
hysteria, palpitation, sleeplaseness,
=ng7faounitia., asthma, WM'S, consumption, low spirits .p... 0
annual cams which bad misted all mcdicineei, includins that of
bts Holiness the Pops.—This, at la li.l. ; lib., di. Al.:
ttlb., 40a.—Du Barry and Co., 77, Degent4treet, London sko it
61, Or...church-street ; 4, Chealwide an'l 15°.
*ad all ITOOSTI and arab** - (advertisement.)

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

ILAINWATIL Mar Pair Mer- Total. Tetil.
opts. Mongers. dandle*. lats 7. lade.
Week ending Oct. 13. 6 6 L
Smyrna !lad (..,aasba el 560 1,33 D 1,90 1,04,

—.Meek ending Oct Mt
Cork and Bandon
Glasgow & South Western 249 MIMS 11 .1.
Week ending Oct. 27.
Great Luxembourg 172 1,370 4,336 6,630 0,'••:
Metropolitan
41 4.273 4,1/.2

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

FRIBRIfIELD.—October !7, at the Wilderness, Reigate, the at.
of W. D. Freddield, Fan, of a daughter.
FAKE.—October 27, at Herford.lull, near Osfottl, the wife
Captain J. A. Fano. of a son.
HARDIK --October 28, at Holloway-rood, N , the wife of Captan

J. Hardie. of a aoa.
NVlTY...R.7oeteher 91. at Staabop.e-villa. Oreestord, the trite of

... - -.
E. B. Nutter of a sue. . .
OWEN.—Oetober .2.7, at BelgraTe-road, limlloo, the wife of V

Oren, Eaq.. of a owl. .
PitlKST.—Detober V. at Addlestone-park, Surrey, the wile d
A. Priest, Eaq., of a soo.

MARRIAGES.

DRILLER—RODSON.—th:tober24. at the pariah church of
John the Baptist, Canna, by tho ger. Mr. Mundt, Mr.
A.K.C.. of Routh, Cardin. to Margaret, daughtero:
the late Mr. E. Robson, of Darlington.
NI I KLAN D—DAVlSON.—October 'M. at Deism, by the Hon.
and Ken. W. C. Ellis, James, am of c, Mgobeggl, E.g., Anita-
bannan. county Doers, Ireland, to Ellen, daughter 01 John Pa.
Niagn, Northumberland.
STOREV—ltaltitELl.—October 24 at At. John's Church. Wal-
luou.green, by the Rev. W. Darker. M.A., F. L storey. son of
Mr. storey, treford•atreet, to Mary, glaughter ot J. Barrett,
Wansdown-house, Fulham.