The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TCIADAT EVIWENG.—The market was firm
to-day at the annexed rates. Spot and all the year, 53a. 63.
to 53e. 3d. ; December, We. 9d. to 535. 6d ; January to
March, bla ; Mareh, 51a. 6d ; April to June, 61s. ; 1860
Y.C., 525. 3d. to 53. 6d.

001TON.—LivrarooL, OCT. 22.—Our market continues
rertstrong, with a good business doing. The asks are
20,550 bales, including 12,660 American, at Sid. to 1241. ;
7,000 Surat, at Sid. to 90. ; 300 Egyptian, at 12!.d. to
140. ; 40 Pernam, at 12d. of which 10,000 are for ape.
mlation and export. The week's import is 24,484 bales.

COTTON GOODS.-11thenmerga, Oce. 22.—Although
an advance is quoted of 3d. per piece on shirtier' and lung
cloths. and lid. to 2d. per piece on T cloths, very little
business has been done. It now appears there is an immense
quantity of cloths which have been bought on speculation
that are coming again upon the market. There seems to be
no chance of goods being cheaper, as it is now ascertained
beyond a doubt that many mills are closed entirely, and
others are known to be preparing to close as soon as the cot-
ton in hand is exhausted. A telegram from Calcutta is to
hand of the ZSth September, reporting rather more favour-
ably as to prices and amount of business, but it has produced
no favourable effect upon the trade hen to-day, as the ad-
vance in prices here is too rapid to give a prospect of ship-
ping to advantage. The telegram in question says— " An active
demand prevails here (Calcutta) for grey shirting,, grey ma-
dapollams, and grey jaeconets, the latter at an advance of
one mina (lid.) per piece. Grey shirting, of 71b weight are
less in request, but unchanged in value. 411. inch ditto are
in demand at higher rates. White shirting' have advanced
two anal (3d.) per piece. In white jaccooets no change.
In 40's twist there has been an advance of two pice WI on
the month or 20 banks during the fortnight. Money plen-
tiful and discounts low. Arrivals of piece goods few. As
already stated, this telegram has not led to business. We
have had a very excited market in yarns here to-day. All
classes of buyers have been anxious to purchase where yarns
have been obtainable at id. per lb. advance on Friday's
rates, but many spinners refuse to sell even at this ; some
are asking Id. and some 2d. per lb. advance on hiders
terms, and others prefer to withdraw their yarns entirely.
Anything that could be bought up at id. per lb. advance
has been taken in large quantities.

hIANI.JFACTURES.—Hutinizstatn, Ocr. 22.—About
an average number of buyers have attended today, but
their operations still continue on a very limited wife—put,
chases appearing to be made only to make up small orders,
which causes the general trade to be unusually doll for tho
season.

WOOLS.—HUDDMPTELD, OCT. n.-A larger quantity
than usual, for a November ale being announced has caused
some tears that prices may be lower, and but little ia now
changing bands in consequence.

CORN.—Hoe., OCT. 22.—M to-day's market • mode-
rate supply of English wheat, which is taken off readily at
Is. to 2a. per qr. over last week's currency, best runs of
red making 635. up to 655. per 5041b5. for extra tote.
Foreign supporta the advance noted during the week, with
• fair demand. Barley for malting unaltered, grunting in
request at late currency. Beaus and peas le. dearer, with
steady sale. Oats meet • fair demand, and good sweet corn
rather dearer. The foreign imports last week are an
under :—Wheat, 199 qrs. ; barley, 1,178 ; oat., 33 ; beans,
1,768 ; peas, 550 ; tares, 346 ; linseed and rapeseed, 17,740 ;
oil cakes, 143 tons.
Lxxos Ocr. 22.—The advance demanded on fine quali-
ties of wheat prevents • large business, which otherwiee
would have taken plus; as it is, there has been • good sale
at an improvement of la. to 2s. per quarter on the rates of
Tuesday last. Dry heavy barleys quite as dear. Beam
make full prices. Oats and other articles as before.
Lryzaroor., Oar. 22.—With a slender attendance of
buyers at this day's market, wheat met only a slow sale,
and • reduction of Id. to 2d. per cents] was accepted in
some instances in order to close parcels ex quay. Flour had
a moderate consumptive demand at Fridays prices. Indian
corn was offered more freely ex ship, and must he noted Is.
per qr. cheaper than last market day ; a fair quantity, how.
ever, found buyers at the decline. Oats steady. Oatmeal
better sale at full prices. Peas from scarcity brought from
Is. to 2s. per qr. advance. Beans and barley are without
alteration. The market closes steady, but less animated
than of late.

LYNN, OCT. 22.—At our Corn Exchange this day we bad
a small attendance of growers and a short snppply of wheat ;
the demand was steady at an advance of Is. to 2. per qr.
upon last Tuesday's rates. Barley more showing, and prom
is favour of sellers. Beans and peas each Is per qr.
higher. Per qr. Imperial to the grower:—Wheat, white,
new, 62165. to Whs. per imperial bushel, 60s. to 66e. ;
ditto, red, 6111 e. to 641b5., 595. to 63e. • ditto, old, 58Itw.
to 6211 e., 475. to 575. Barley, best chevalier malting,
531 b., to 54115., 38s. to 40s. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto,
52115. to 531 b.., 335. to 36e. Oats, Nibs. to 42115., 245.
to 275. Beaus, old, 6311. to 65165., 50.. to 545. ; new,
6011. to 425. to 46..

Nswc.urri.s. Ocr. 22.—The weather continues favourable
for the country, but ram now would prove serviceable. At
our market this morning we bad a moderate show of wheat
from the growers, and, the arrivals ooastwise being equally
so, the trade opened with much firmness, and a fair extent
of business resulted at Saturday's rates, hut where more
money was required transactions mere checked. Flour ruled
steady, but in its value we quote no variation. Malting
barley sold slowly,but is its mane we quote little variation.
In grinding little stirring. Other articles unaltered.

TILLTYIO RETURNS.

Males Pm- bier- Total, Total,
open senors 4:Undies 1861 1860
Week ending Oct. 18. A A A L
Limerick and Unis .... 24) 177 6.8 245 209
.._

RAILWATS

Week aiding Oct. 19.
Gleagow &South Modern
Week ending Oct. 20.
Great Luxembourg
London and Blackmon
North London

8,470 B,2CG

THE LIVERPOOL EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.—
This association, which seeks to ameliorate the home of
labour in the various trades of the town, and which receives
the countenance sod support of Lord Stanley and the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Mondavening held its
second annual meeting in Hope•hall. The Mayor (S. R.
Graves, Esq.) presided, and the proceedings were of a most
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRT
BLEKKIBON.—October to, at llonie-park, Lce, Kent, the wife
of T. Blenkiron, req., of a daughter.
CROSTHWAITL—October 17, at King-street House, Dundee,
the wife of W. Croethwalte, Esq., of a daughter.
DUNKlN.—October 19, at Cleveland-square, ilyde.park, the
wife of J. Dunkin, Esq., of a eon.
FOSTKlL—October 19, at Highhury.park North, the wife of W.
Teeter, Esq., late Captain in the 11th lium.irs, of twin
daughters.
HAY WARD.—October 19, at fluky-hlll, Rochester, the wife of

S Hayward, Esq., of a ion.
81LL—Oetober 2U, at South road, Clapham.park, the wife of
A. & Hill, Esq., of a daughter.
LUlClB.—Octobtr 17, at Beckford.temtce, Southampton, the wife
of Mr. W. H. Writ, of a daughter.
EfAlBll.79ctober 26), at Easton road, Bristol, the wife of Mr.

--IV .10111iZ . . of a 8011.
PELLY.—October IV, at Warnham Court, Horsham, the wits of
Sir J. If. Petty, Bart., of a son.
ELLATIIORNIL —October 20, M Petersliam.terrace, South Ken.
Manton. the wife of A. Ullathurne. Eau., of a daughter.
WALDRON.—October 17, at Wwilwich, the wife of the Rev.
F. W. Waldron, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
BAZELEV—HATCHARD.—October 17. at St. Andrew's, Ply
mouth, by the Rev. F. L. Biszeley, W. Itareley, Esq.. of Bt.
Aubynntreet, Deronport, to Mary Ann, daughter of the Rev.
J. Hatebard. Vicar of St. Andrews. Plymouth.
CAVE —MARTlN.—October 19, at tt. Janwes, Piccadilly, by the
Bev. T. Beams, Mr. W. H. Cave, to Elizabeth Lucy, daughter
of the late Mr. Alderman Martin. both of Newbury, Berks.
DllliN—GßXES.—Oetailier 17. at Oraireley. 'feria, by the Rev.
T. L French, M.A., G. thine. Fog.. of Stevenage, to Julia
Sophia, daughter of the her. T. F. Green, M.A., Rector of
Oraveley.
GOODENOUGH—LAMBERT.—OetoIier 17. at ehllboltoo, Hants.
Y. A. Goodenough, Yam., of Calcutta, to Y SIM daughter of
the Rev. A. L Lambert, M.A.. Rorke of Cbllbolton.
LEGERTON—BROWN.—October 17„ at Backing. Nebel, by the
Rev. T. Craig, Johu Stock, sou of J. B, Legcrton. Req., of White
Hall. Studforl. to Emma, daughter of J. Brown, Pay., of
}loofah= Hall. Leigh', Essex.
PINFIELD—HEAFORO—October 19, at Rt. John'', Msnebester,
by the Rev. W. Huntington, M.A., James, inn of Mr. J. %a-
field, to Matilda, daughter of Mr. J. Hedord, both of Safford.