The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

sorrow. —llvnPoo4 HuItCH 15.—Although the business
done to-day is Again pretty extensive, the denumd hal not indi-
•ted any activity in the market, which still appear, slow, prices
remaining as be ore. Consumers continue to buy span ngly. The
sales are estimated at 10,000 bales, of which 8,000 are for specula-
tion and export.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, MARCH 15 —The London
wool sales are being attended by many of our chief staplers, and
there Is consequently only a sanity attendance at home. Thu
demand is only slight, but prle.a remain very firm. Lustre wools
for the advanced spring trade are most in request at good prices.
Nolls and broker are In fair (demand, and without change In
prices. Spiuners are well employed to order. The home houses
continue very active, and the export houses are more active than
they were; still ktbe high prices current have a tendency
to check operations on the part of the latter. Spin.
nets are, no doubt, commanding more remunerative prices
than they received some time ago.p.Cotton warps are in fair
demand at good prices. There is a good business doing in pieces.
There is more demand for pinta goods The demand Is much
more active on the part of the American and Continental
nierelmats. Thu hems bares are doing a steady business, ape.
chilly In fancy goods. New designs go off resat,. sad =Bobo.
Wren have no lack of novelty to entice customers to purchase.

GOII3.—EIRESORASI, MARCH' 15.—At Gloucester and Wor•
looter markets, on the 10th, there wag a less suppty• of wheat,
bet no advance could be obtalnod on any description. Pine
bartey ts. per quarter dearer. Oats nether tending upwards.
Deans and peas non. Doling the present week some iiarvels of
wheat have changed hinds at rather higiserprices. flats, barley.
end beans sell for quite as high rates, but are only taken in re-
tell. At Wolverhampton. yesterday, although the quantity of
wheat offering was only moderate, no improvement worth notice
was realised on any kind. At this day's market there was a 'short
supply of English wheat, and the salee made were at an advance
of Is. to L. per quarter : foreign no higher. Barley and oats In
limited request, at previous rates. Beans firm. Pea only taken
In rota&
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limuni 16.—We had a fair supply of wheat, and Ai
trade was good at the extreme prices of last week. with the turn
In favour of the seller. The best barley met a dull sole, but all
secondary aorta were to good demand at full prices. Wheat,
heat, Ms. to 50s. ; middling, SM. to tea.: inferior, 114 s. to 395.
Barley. Ms. to 45e. Oats, Ma. to 39a Beans, 405. to P.M.
41a. to Via. Flour, tine (per pack', 184. to 41a. ; seconds, 325.
to 38.

—Mi.RCHESTER Mand 115.—Mince the commencement of the
week there has been a little more animation in the trade, and all
descriptions of grain and flour have been more readily saleable
at prices which were not previously obtainable, more particularly
for the latter article. The foreign imports into Liverpool are
still on a very small scale, but the supplies of oats and oatmeal
from Ireland are liberal. Our market this morning was tolerably
well attended, and was more lively In tone than for some time
Mt
. English wheat was finely held for 16 per quarter advance,
t males could not be freely effected. For flour likewise more
money was demanded, but the bovines transacted was only
moderate, at the tern in favour of genera. Oats brought fall
Wen and oetmeal was 6d. per Iced dearer. Boma and Indian
worn were also rather higher.
Ngwatit, MaaCti 14.-I,ur Exchange was well attended with
purchasers of Ono wheat, which realised an advance of la to 2.6
per qr., and a clearance effected. Barley, malting steady, but a
brisk demand for all seed qualities and grinding purposes at the
fill prime of last week. Oats, beans, and peas In demand foe
seed at advanced prices. The quotations:—Wheat, white, new,
Ms. to Ma. : extra, Ms. per 36 stone: red. new, Ms. to :
extra, 485 pee 36 stone. Barley. 'malting. new, 38. to Ms. ;
extra, 47a. per it stone: grinding, 31s. to 325. per 30 stone. Oats.
feed, new, la to 28s. per 24 stone ; seed. 315. to Ma per
stone. Beans, feed, din. to its. per 38 stone. Peas, blue, Ms. to
53a : seed. Mu to elea. : white. 48e. to Ms. : seed. Ms. to 565.
NRWBURY, MARCH 15.—We had this day a moderate supply of
wheat, which sold at an advance of fully Is. per qr. Barley held
for late prices. and not much on offer. No change in the pelas of
eltbee oats, beans, or peas. . . . .

• .
WATZRFONI.. SEARCH 14.—With moat insignificant supplies of
homegrown grain, and only one cargo of foreign since satiirdaY.
the trade assumed a firmer tone, and for all articles there was an
Improved inquiry, at prices rather In favour of sellers.
RDIRIBURRH, MARCH 14.—We had In the market to-day__ 961
Iguanas wheat. 742 barley. 2.3• N oats. and 177 beans. There
were sold—Wheat, 776 qrs. ; Maley, 464 oats, 1,400: and bean
116 qrs. As compared with last week—Wheat was Is. down on
top, and Is. 4d. up on average ; barley was 3a. down on top, and
ed- up on average: °eta were 61. up on top, and 7d. up on
average ; heans were the same on top, and 3d. down on average.
Pekes per Imperial quarter :—Wheat, 40a to 665. Barley, Ms.
to 465. Oats, 435. to 31s. tid. Beam, 444. to 635. &I. Weight of
top—Wheat, 641 lia. ; barley, tellbs. ; oats, 461 lbs. : beaus ,Cdf
Bs.

CATTLE.—EntseuROB, MARCH 14.—The supply of sheep this
morning wan larger than last market, the number, 6,484. being
1•6 more. Mien were slowly effected. but little alteration la
prices. Beat black and whitelaced wedders, from ed. to Sid. ;
middling and inferior, from 7d. to 7id per lb. At the close •
clearance not effected. The number of cattle was larger, there
keingine, or 56 more than bat week. Demand good, and but
weehl prices maintained. Extreme top price, In,. current for
the busk from 7s. sd. to 7a. ed. ; middling and inferior from
a& 4d. to ea Gd. per imperial stone. Ted pigs. from re Wes. W.
per imperial atone ; six to eight week. old, ditto from 10s. to
1.5 a. a head. Numbers In mutat—tibial', 5,434 ; fat cattle, 846;
ralleli cows 116; pip, 331

' VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Alloe 'barque,. from Mauritius for London, Jan. 14, lat. 30 S..
100. 10 E.
Bankable, from Plymouth for Hong Kong, Feb. 5, lat. 6 N, lon.
szt.so W.
11:1664ruat 'of ►berdeen', from Liverpool for Melbourne, Feb. 4.
lot 0.111 N., lon. 9SYO W.
Mellor% from Hong Kong, Starch 8. lat. 48.90 N , ton. 9.18 W.
Sanderson barque', from Penang for London, Jan. 13, lat. 16.16
8., lon. 5.15 W.
fidasonoa, from Maaritlua for London, Fob. IS, Ist. XI N., 1011.
41 W.
William, from /thumbs° for London, Jan. 20, off St. Helena.

BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MI.R.RI A 0 ES .

BIRTHS.

HOND.—Mareh 13, prematurely, at Springfield-road, St. JAW*.
dir.M.the wife of Mr H. Bond, juu., of a lon.
Hilfik—March 11, at Plough, Buck; the wife of H. M.
ChetwYMere, Y. R.C.S., of a eon.
71.y.—March at Oloceeterplace, Greenwich. the wife of T.

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00 at Winterslor place, Vaasaltroad. Braxton.
the wife of Mr. C. A. Gould, of a daughter.
HICILLEY.—March 11, at Yelthans.lilll, the wife of T. A.
Mickley, lbq., of a sou.
110111tIN8.—March 10, the wife of H. R. Iloaldnie of Roston,
of • daughter
111:11PRRYS.—March 15., at film Lodge, Rursledon, Rants. the
wife of W. C. Ifunipbrys, Eaq of • daughter.
LAW'S —March 11, at Sanehlehall.street, Glasgow, the wife of
Captain Lawea, West York Rides, of a daughter.
=WlS.—March 14, at Ileaufo) terrace, Maida vale, the wife of
J. Isawb, Iles., of a daughter.
MlRlL—March 12, at l'ortiediurn road North, Malda.vsle, Mrs.
M. war, of aeon
MARRIAGES.

BOYGOTT—HUMPHRY.—IIarek 13, at fit. Gregners, Sudbury,
by the Rev. W. G. Hump/try, T. Boycott, Yen., to Sophia Ann
Mang/Ace of W. Humphry, Ras, of Budbury, sufh.gt.
OZtirAaRR LLOYD.—Dee.— o. at st. ifarys, New Plynsonth.
New Zudand, by the Rev. H. N. Wolluton, C. H. Gardner, Esq..
saa of the late P. T. Gardner, Rat., of To House,
Carahrldriethy, to Fanny Louisa, widow of the late lir. H.
WIOgIiT—HUTCHINSON.—Itarch 11, at St. Georges. Mist
ear hare, by the key. H. Howarth, A. Worsley. . of
Sir W. Worsley. Bart, of Hovingham Hall, Yort.hirr,
Marianne Christina Isabella, daughter of Colonel the lion.
H. H. Hutchinson, of Weston, Northamptonshire.
DEATHS.
BERCHILIL—Marsh 10, at Viuodatreet, Westminster, Mr. H.
Beecher, aged 64.
CADRIIIIY.—]Iarch 13, at Edgbaston, Birmingham, Mr. R. 7'.
Cadbury, aged 9L
118H11111—Harelt 15, at Eagle Whart.road, New North-road,
Holton, Hr. J. H. Fisher, aged 59.
"1-1/NRlL—Xarrh 19. Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. J. H.
081 dale. of Pmey-villea, Brixton, Surrey.
HlGHAll.—March 14, at Craven.hill, ilydepark, J. Iligham,
larg6_late of the National Debt-dace, aged 58.
JAoollll.—Maroh U, at Thistio-grove, West Brotnpton, J.
Jaa leo., R.N., aged 74.
LANIICR—March 12, at Fast Moulsey, Surrey. R. Lan.
cubic Isla, aged 79.
LLOYD.—Yaish 8, at Stapenhill. Derby. the Rev. O. W. Lloyd.
Intunshent of Greeley, aged trL
HAPNRILL —Harsh It, at Thorpe Mabor, the lion. Carolina
Mira, wife of Colonel Hamlet aged 74.
PORTILOUB.—March If, at Crlell, Captain A. Pori,ous, Leto of
ll.H.'s 00th Heft, age] 72.
ROBINRON.—Marth 14, at Park-terrace, Cambridge, W. Robin.
so., Rao., aged 65.

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