The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-30 00:00:00

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TALLOW.—SATURDAY ATIMILNOON.—The toiwket WSS
steady to-day ; prior dosed as follows :—Eipot, 51s. 6d. ;
all the year, 51s. 6d. ; January to March, 51s. 6d. ; March,
525. 3d. to 525. lid. ; April to June, 51s. 6d. to 52a.
Delivery to lint evening, 5d9 casks ; arrivals, 2,623 casks.

COTTON.—Lrimaroot., Diec. 28.—There has been a good
demand to-day, and a steady market. The sales are 15,000
bolas, of which 8,000 are for export and speculation.

CO'rTONlGOODS.—Mancexarirn, Dec. 28.—The market
elven this week with exceedingly little business doing. The
great rise in cotton this week (shout Id. per lb.) compels
spinners and manufacturers to demand a corresponding ad-
vance, and this induces greet caution among buyers of cloth
se well as yarns. The advance has taken place an the pre-
sumption that friendly relations will be maintained with the
United State., and buyers are anxious before giving it of
having better guarantees than we have at present, especially
es by waiting a few days inure we shall have a mail steamer
in, which may possibly bring account. giving better
tiOns of the temper in which the despatches of our govern-
ment were likely to be received than we have been able to
gather from advises yet to hand. The accounts from India
are giving great hopes of a revival of demand for that im-
portant market, but in the present sensitive state of the
market, when news almost certain to balloon to hand may
either deprecate values gd. per lb. or give greater firmness
to the rates now demanded, buyers are indisposed to operate
tow extent worth naming.
WOOLLENS.—Lexos, Dec. 28.—Few buyers have
visited either ball this morning, and very little business his
been done in any department. Light Melton' were prin-
cipally in request, although to no great extent.

HARDWARE.—BIIIMINORAM, Dec. 28.—During the
past week trade ben has been almost at a stood-still, the
closing for the Prince's funeral causing a general suspension
of operations at the cornmeucement of the week. Them wu
not much doing oeTueeday,and limey tuanuficturen have bees
all but closed since Christmas-day. and are likely to remain
so for the greater pert of next week. A comparatively
small number of uninufactarers have orders in to go on with,
uthunarealmustcuwpielcly worked uio•nrcely any.halle been
given out for next quarter, sod for the Dent fortnight they
will be sure to come in slowly—so far as regards the home I
trade. In the foreign department business i■ equally in-
active ; in fact, it is many years since trade here was so life.
less se at the present time.
CORN.—Caunnitice, DEC. 28.—We had • dull market
at last week's prices. Wheat, red, 5Ge. to GOs. ; white,
645. Harley, 345. to 4th. Beane, Mk. to 425. Oats, 21s.
to 28e.

CARLISLE, Doc. 23.—There warn a moderate supply of
all kinds of grain at our market today. Wheat met a fair
sale, al lut week's prices. Oats told readily, at the full
prices of last week. Barley fair sale, at late rates Wheat,
white, new, Ms. W. to 265. lid. ; obi, 234. W. to 251. 6d.;
red, now, 21s. Od. to 2'.ls. 6d.; old, 21s. Od. to =a. 6d.
Barley, new, 124.0 d. to 13s. Od.; old, 12s. 01 to 13s. Od.
(Jura, potato, old. 9s. Od. to 10a. tid. ; new, Ms. Od. to
9s. tid.; common, old, 6s. 6rL to9s. 6d. ; new. 7s. 6d. to
Bs. Od. Rye, 14a. Od. to lts. Oil.

CoLcninvena, Dec. 2*—A very limited supply of wheat,
fair of barley, beans, and pass. Wheat sold at full micas.
Barley Is. dmew. Beans and peas aa last market day.
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017iLDFORD, Dm. 28.—The supply of wheat oontintien
moilmate—it sold slowly to-day on terms fully equal to last
week. Barley a dull male for melting and ratber easier,
grinding sorts being in better demand. Wuest, 545. to Os.
per quarter. Barley, 32e. to 3de. Oats, 225. to 275. Beaus,
38s. to 445. Pees, 375. to 40s.

Lawmen, Dec. 28.—The supply of wheat was barely
an .visage for the time of the year, and maniples were
varied is condition. Good sorts made full ratee ; other
sorts a slow sale : old white realised 60s. to 655.; new, 66..
to 70e. ; old red, stie. to 60a. ; new, 64.. to 665. per 36
stone. There was a nioderate demand for barley (which
was in limited supply), sod holders realized fully former
terms ; malting, 39.. to 38s. per quarter ; feed mart., Ms.
to 325. per 30 .toss. la the value of oats there wall so im-
portant change, the demand being quiet, sod the supply
small ; old, 325. to 355. ; sew, %a to 325. per 24 stone.
Kltweanri.n-tams-Tralt, Dec. 28.—At our market this
week we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
arid although the condition was for the most part isdif-
ferent, a clearance was effected at about previous prices.
From the stands exceedingly little was dose, the firmness
of holders ,tendieg to limit trassactions ; what however
transpired was fully up to Tuesday's rates. Flour moved
off steadily at our quotations. Malting barley generally
held for more mosey, which buyers do not seem disposed to
accede to ; grinding descriptions not wanted. Malt, wale's
Am. neglected Beans met little attention. Boiling peas
held st,My. Oats without any change of moment. Arrivals
this week :—Wheat, coastwise, 332 qrs. • foreign, 3,119;
rye, coastwise, ao ; barley, coastwise, 844 ; malt, coast-
wise 119; Gets, coastwise, 1,710; beans, coastwise, 86;
tour, soutanes, 1,470 sacks.
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Die. 26.—Wheat was ID fair supply, but the
millers buying only for their immediate wants, scarcely any
change took place in prices as compared with last week.
The *bow of barley was fair, and last week's prices were
fully supported for all descriptions. Flour was the turn
easier to buy. White wheat (weighing 62110. to 6411.0.), 665.
to title.; red ditto (weighing 6211. e. to 6411 m.), 625. to 655.;

beat chevalier malting barley (weighing :Albs. to 56114..).
Me. to 39a.; runs chevalier ditto (weighing 531hs. to 531b5.),
365. to 375.; distilling ditto (weighing 531bs. to 6411 w), 34e.
to ris. per quarter.
' ISTOTTINGILUI, Dec. 2g.—There was only a mode-
rate show of wheat on offer at our corn clamp to-
day, and the trade ruled steady at the prices of the previous
week. New white sorts may be quoted at 84e. to 71a. ;
new red, 60a. to tills. ; old white, 471. to 645. ; old red,
42e. to 62c per 36 stone. Of barley the show was middling,
and with a fair consumptive demand the extreme rates of
tut week were readily obtained ; malting, 345. to 41m. per
quarter ; grinding, 30s. to 325. per 30 stone. The inquiry
for oats was slow, and samples were taken off at the rates
of the week preceding; old, 26e. to 355.; new, Zia. to 275. ;
foreign, Ms. to 30a. per 24 stone.
OxioßD, Dec. 28. —Very little 'business doing at this
market today ; but few buyers and sellers, comparatively
speaking being present. The transactions in wheat and
other grata, although abort in number, fully maintained
last week's quotatioes.
PITZRBOHOUGH, Dec. 28.—There was a small show of
wheat hero today, which sold at about the rates of last
week, line yellow samples making 645. per 36 stone. 13ar-
ley in small supply, but oats and beans were plentiful, sad
there was no alteration in the value of either.
itestilso, Dec. 24.—There was but a small attendance at
our market this morning, and a very short supply of wheat.
In consequence of the present uncertainty 4 affairs, buss.
nees was purely of a nominal character, buyers only put-
chasing to supply immediate wants, at last week's prices.
In other articles no alteration.

Rocexexra, Dec. 28—The show of wheat and other grain
was moderate, but many of the samples were in very poor
isonditioo. On the whole business was exceedingly languid,
buyers contenting themselves with satisfying immediate
wants at late rates, although to effect sales holders were
disposed to accept • trifling reduction. Best samples of
TaLvera were quoted at 625. to 68a., and red at Sie. to 60s,
Theper quarter.
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ctive uatnctih malerelymemnomintal wbeeulast.
noes was lone at previous quotations, good samples being, if
anything, rather higher.

WISMICH, Der. 28.—The American question still un-
settled keeps the trade in a very unsatisfactolystate, neither
buyers nor sellers caring to do business. The quotations of
to-day I consider to be about the same as on this day week
for everything, but very little doing. Prices to the grower :
—Wheat, white, new, 621. to 6.15.' 631 be. per bushel;
wheat, red, 58s. to 625. Oats, new, lid. to Is. per stone.
Beans, 425. to 45e. per 19 stone.
Wormier= DEC. 28.—At this day's market there was a
good supply of wheat, but lower prices were not submitted
OD any description. Barley unaltered. Oats nearly main-
tained their value. Beans neglected. Bather more inquiry
for peas.
You, DEC. 26.—The attendance was somewhat limited,
and the show of wheat was by no means large. There was
• firm market at last week's currencies :—White descriptions
made 645. to 68a. ; red ditto, 110 s. to 64a. per 36 stone.
Barley mune to healess freely and the iisquiry ruled steady
at prices quite as high as on the weak preceding; malting,
345. to 38.. per qr. • grinding, 29a. to 325. per 30 stone.
Oats were also in small supply, and sales took place slowly
at former quotations, which ranged from 22a. to 255. per
124 stone.

KIIIICALDT, Dec. 28.—The feed continue. seasonably
enough for many agricultural operations—snd, as the baro-
meter keeps steadily high, we nay expect it to stand for •
time. At our country markets this week, we had about the
usual quantity of grain offering. It meets a good local de-
mand, which, coupled with the demand for export, keeps
prices steady at last week's rates. Here, to-day, we had
fair supplies of all kinds of grain. Bales ready. Barley and
mite at last week's prices. Wheat a goad shilling pp_ qr
cheaper. Wheat, old and new, 45e. 6d. to 64.. 6d. ;
ley new, 25a. to 35e. ; cats, new, 21s. to 28e.
ifargaronn, Dec. 28.—We have had scarcely a sample
of farmers' grain at market this week, but by boat there
have been more oats offering than of late. From abroad
cur arrivals are limited to one cargo of wheat, and coed.
wise only a few small parcels of barley and door have come
to hand. The business passing is all articles has been of
the most retail character at about previous rates. Irish
wheat unaltered in value, but foreign may be bad at rather
lees money. Barley fully as dear with rather a better en-
quiry for grindini samples. Oats worth Id. to Al. per
barrel more for rea ly well-eonditiooed parcels. Indian corn
can hardly be quoted cheaper, but the tendevey of prices is
in favour of buyer. Flour very saleable at full rates.
Imports this week :—Wheat, 2,671 qrs. ; barley, 570 qrs. ;
Flour, 100 barrels and 205 seeks. Exports thus week :
Wheat, 80 barrels ; barley, 50 barrels ; oats, 3,164 barrels ;
dour, 1,735 sacks ; Indian meal, 100 sacks.

DESPATCH or MULE—LARGE SPECIE EXPORTS.--
On Saturday the British and North American Royal Mail
steamer Canada was despatched from Liverpool for Boston,
with mails far the United States, &a. passengers and troops
for Canada, together with upwards 0110,0001. in specie. On
Wednesday the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Company's steamer the City of Manchester will be des-
patched from Liverpool for New York, with mails for the
United States ; and on Thursday the Quebec and Montreal
Royal Mail steamer Hibernian will be despatched from
Liverpool for Portland with the Canadian and United States
mails. The box at the Liverpool Pest-office will be open on
Thursday for the receipt of letters, Le., till 10.30 a.m.
Late despatches rid Londonderry may be forwarded up to
8.30 p.m., and with late fees until 9.30 p.m.
NARROW ESCAPE AT THE MALTON RAILWAY
STATION.-013 Saturday night last, as the train from York
was entering the atatioa, a young gentleman, dressed in the
grey uniform of a rifle volunteer, and rather the worse for
liquor, made a rush in order to get upon the engine, but in
doing so he nearly knocked one of the porters under the
train, and although he succeeded in getting hold of the
handrail of the tender, he lost his footing and, suspended
by one arm, was dragged through the station. The platform
was crowded with passenger., who were awe struck at the
sudden occurrence, and in momentary expectation of hear-
ing the cracking of the man's bones under the wheels. From
this result, however, he miraculously esotped, and when the
train had stopped he foolishly mounted the engine (from
which the stoker had desceuded no render assistance), but
was quickly removed and expelled from the station. Before
starting the train for Scarborough, a thought struck Mr.
Thompson, the atation•master, that the man might have
gone round the station with a view of going ou the line soil
having another try to get upon the train ; and on search
being made such proved to be the case, as he was found
making his way towards Scarborough in the dark. He had
received a wound in the neck and a pair of black eyes.
Yorkshire Gazette.

SOUTH WALES RAILWAY.—BRINTOL EXTENSION.
—An important meeting was held in the Guildhall, Bristol,
on Friday, under the presidency of the Mayor, for the pur-
pose of considering the proposed extension of the London
and South-Western Railway to the city of Bristol. The
meeting was addressed at greet length by Captain Mangles,
chairman of the London and South• Western Railway Com-
pany, and other gentlemen, and a resolution cordially ap-
proving of the scheme was unanimously agreed to.
" We find Du Barry's delicious health-restoring
Revelenta Arabic& Food the safest remedy for habitual comet-.
potion, Indigestion (dyspepsia), Natuleucy, distension, heartburn.
palpitation, acidity, phlegm, dropsy, dysentery, atrophy, dim-
rime*, nervousness, imitability, sleeplessness, biliousness, bowel
and Uver complaints, hemorrhoids, cough, asthma, debility,
scrofula, and consumption.—Andrew Cre. H.D., F.R.S. ; Dr.
Harvey. Dr. shot-laud. Dr. Campbell, Dr. Rut' Wilmer?' Packed
la tins, fib., L. Id.; Mb., lie.; 121 b., 52L—RAltai Do BARRY and
Co., 71, Regent-street. London ; also Fortnum and Hama : and
at 40, Orarechurchetreet ; 4, Cheapskie ; 43 and 150, Oxford-
siren ; sad all grocers and chemista—[Ativertisement.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
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AUERBACH.—December 26, atGrove-villas, Ilighbury, 51r+.
Auerbach, of a son.
ClWlNLEV.—December 27, at Medina-villas, Richmond, Marti,
the wife of Mr. J. M. Crossley, of a daughter.
DAY.—Deeemher 26, at BRJohn's Parsonage, lisverley, the wife
of the Rev. J. J. Day, of a daughter.
BA RElatiN.—Decantier 23, at Dorking, the wife of W. Harrison.
req.. of a daughter.
HELM,' NO.—December 26 at lleathreld, Kintrs.road, flap.
ham park, the wile of P. Melblitig, Esq., of /I daughter.
BlCKLlNG.—December 23, the wife of Mr. W. P. Bidding a
• daughter.
LA WYORD.—December 25, at Morden-road, Blackheath, the • ife
of J. lawford, Esq., of a daughter.
31,1111.6 U.—December 24, at the Mount, Healey, Kent, the wifeef
H. X Marsh, E q , of a daughter.
PARE6—Docamber 25, at Desford, the wife of W. Pares, EN .
of a sos.
RlPLEY.—Dsoember 26. at Delamereerescent, Weithourn,
terrace, taw wife of J. P. Ripley, Esq., of • son.

MARRIAGITA.
BAILEY—WARD.—December 2d, at St. John's, Manchester, by
the Rev. W. Huntington, M.A., John, eon of Mr. J. Bailey, to
Martha, daughter of 0. Ward, Req., all of Salford.
BRIDOES—PHILIPPL—December 26, at Minn.. Lancashire.
John, son of the late T. Bridges. Esq., of Widmer, Kent. to
Henrietta, daughter of Y. T. Philippi, Esq., of &Held Hull.
near Rochdale.
BURGINS—JONEIS.—December Li, at Bowdon March, Cheshire.
by the Rev. W. C Delaney, M.A., Mr. H. Romeo., of Goat
Ancoats-street, to labia Anne, daughter of the late Mr. O. R.
Jones, of Altrincham.
DISSIAS—WALTON.—December 24, at the parish church of St.
Peter, Derby. by the Rev. W. Hope, M.A., Edouard, son of J.
Dumas, of Paris, to Amelia Mary, daughter of Mr. T. A'.
Walton, of Derby.
PA REER—ROBINSON.—December 76, at the Cathedral, Riponn.
by the Rev. R. Poole. Mr. G. Parker, of Islington, to kiln.
daughtor of R. Robinson, Esq., of Ripon.
DEATHS,
BARBEL—December 25, at Phttor. near Buxton, Derbyshire.
Elisabeth Oarmston barker, aged 07.
BREFlGT.—December 76. K.lgar Garnham, son of E. Brelbt.
Of tee. Kent, and Castkford. Vork,..hire, sued 10.
BRlTTON.—December 23, at Corston, near Bath. W. Miaow
Esq.. aged 7s.
COATE—Decemher to, at Oreenhill.gardens, Edinburgh,
J. Costa, late of 11. M.'s 66th Regiment.
DOWN6.—December M. at Greenwich, Susannah, widow of the
late T. Down,. Yu., of H.M.'s Customs.
ZWlNO.—December 2s, at Grove-street, Liverpool, Helen. *if'
of I. Ewing, Esst, of Liverpool.
OAlN.—December 26, at Lampe VEIL Sonthern, J. Oafs.
73.
HlLL—December th at Newbold Pim, Leamington, Ann, sob
of J. H. Hilt Esq.. aged 74.
WHlTLRy.—December 20, John Whitley, Paq.. LiverPo'l
allod a.

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