The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—WEDNTSDAT EviVlNG.—Themarket WWII/iet
to-day, at the annexed prices :—bput, 1860 Y.C., 50s. 3.1
to 50s. 6d. ; new, 525.; all t►e year, 51a. 6d. to 51s. bd..
Deo., 525. to 53. 3d.; Jan. to Ruch, 53e. ; March, sa.:
6d. ; April to June, 51s. to 51s. 6d. Deliveries 'ester.
day, 539 casks ; arrivals, 300 casks.

COTTON.—LrvearooL, Nov. 6.—There is a better fee:.
leg in the market to day, with more doing at full prices
The sales are 10,000 bides, including 0,8111) American, 8.,a
to 120. ; 3,000 Swat, ad. to 94d. ; 100 Egyptian, laud
to 141 a. ; 20 Bahia, 124 d. Of which 5,000 are for specula-
tion and export. The week's import is 26,975 halm
.
HIDES ANI) LEATHER.—The trade in leather duried
the past month Ism not imeifested any great activity ; the
bnyers have evinced very little dopositiou to purchase more
than their immediate wants required, but the demand ft
consumption has generally fully equalled the supplies, and
there is not a heavy stock of any description of goods GP
hand. Our quotations show very little change ; almost the
only alteration being a slight advance on the best descrip.
Lions of heavy English sole leather, which has been in dried,.
quate supply. The general tone of the market is, however,
tolerably firm, and the caution that dealers and coneunien
have manifested, probably in expectation of • diminialud
consumption in the manufacturing districts, will tend to
insure a steady prospective demand. The advanced values(
leather in America, also, will, by suspending the shipments
to this country, aid the inquiry for Louie-manufactured ern.
ties. Raw goods have been nearly stationary in valet
throughout the mouth. The import. have been modenda
At the public sale on 24th ultimo a large quantity of
goods was offered, and • considerable amount of bust.
nem was done. A demand for light ox and cow hides for
the continent has occasioued considerable shipments oc
merchant,' account., but huclueive of these shipments the
sales of River Plate hides amount only to about half the
number sold in September ; there is, however, a consider-
able increase in the males and shipmeute of Rio Grande hides.
but the total of River Plate and Rio Grande hides disposed
of is about 4,000 short of the previous month. At Leaden-
hell yesterday there was no change in the character of the
market. The supply of fresh goods was small, particularly
of heavy English butts, which realised full quotations, good
mop hides, for which there were many inquiries, and East
India kips.—Froui the Circular of Messrs. T. J. and T.
,Powell.

CORN.—Bosroir, Nov. 6.—Tbe supply of wheat was
small at our market, the trade firm, and in most instances
Is. more money was obtained. Red, Ws. to 625. • white,
635. to 65e. Beaus, peas, and oats seine as this day
se'onight.
firocrrog•og•Titxs, Nor. 6.—The supply of grain at our
market this morning from the growers was short. Wheat
sold readily as an advance of 21. per qr. on last week's
prices. Grinding barley unchanged. Oats steady. Beans
and peas in dimmed at prioes exceeding last week's rates.
Flour advanced to 47e. per sack. Imports during the
past week :—Wheat, coastwise, 660 qrs.
GLASGOW, Nor. 6.—At this day's market a moderate
consumptive demand only was experienced for wheat, at
the extreme rates al last week. Flour 6d. per barrel
dearer. Oats and oatmeal drill sale, and priers in favour of
buyers. Barley fully as dear, with more inquiry. Feeding
beans very fiat, and rather cheaper ; grinding descriptions
also easier to purchase. Indian coin and peas in limited
request, at previous rates.

CATTLE.-SoirrgAu.. Nov. 6.-W• have still great
slackness in leads, but prison are not lower. Beef made
from 3s. to 4s. 10d. ; mutton, 41. 44. to 6s. 6d ; veal, 4e. to
ss. ; pork, 3s. 4d. to ss. per stone o/ 81b. sinking the offal.
COALS. -Logriog, Nov. 6. - Craghead Steam, 15s. ;
Gray's West Hartley, 16s. 9d.; Hastings Hartley, 17s.
3d. ; St. Cuthbert's Hartley, 15s. ; Tanfield Moor, 13s. ;
Tanfield Moor Balm, 13s. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. ; West
Hartley, 17.. 3d. ; West Wylam, 15s. ; Wylam. 16s. ; Walls
End Acorn Close, 18s. 61. ; Walls End Byron, 19s. ;
Walls End Eden, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Sheriff Hill,
15s. sd. ; Walls End Pramwellgato, 18a. 6d. ; Walls End
Haswell, Mb. 6d. ; Walls End Cassop, 19.. 3d. ; Walls
End Cando:, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 19a. 9d. ;
Wells End Hellos, 19a. 6d. ; Walls End South Whitworth,
16a. 3.1. ; Was End Thornley, 17s. ; Wall. End Thorpe,
18s. 3d. ; Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool, 19s. 9d. ; Car-
way and Duffey') Anthracite), 21s. 6d. ; Carway and Duff ryn
Making, 24s ; lamberts West Hartley, 175.--Ships at mar.
ket, 89; sold, 47.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Alexandria (Zionism shlro, tram Yen!mein tor Falmouth,

Sept. SO.
AlnwiA Cattle, from Loudon for Madras, Aug.; lat. 16 ft., lon.

79 _
Cismea, from Bombay for Liverpool, Oct 18, lat. 87 Y., lon.

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--66-iF. .
Commerce (barque), from Singapore for Cork 150 days, Oct 19,
lat. 34.10 N., lon. 36.4:, W.
Henry Miller, from London for Shonghae, July 30, lat. 5 S., lon.
ts W.
Lady Octsvia (ship), from London, Sept. 10, lat. 91 S., lon. 31 W.
Maid of the Tyne, from Tutueotin fur London, Oct. 6, Int. 16 If.,
. ..--...

lon. 33 W.
Neptune's Bride ()argue). from London for Adelaide 43 dins,
Oct. 4, lat. 5.30 N , lon. 24.34 W.
Ocean time (ship;, from Cardiff for Manilla 39 days, Oct. 3,lst.
4.58 N., lon. 24.14 W.
Royal Charlie, from Arnow, Sept. 30. bd. 17 N.. lon. 31 W.
RAvenswarth, from Shields for Mauritius, Aug. 12, lat. 343.,

lon. ♦W. _ -
Samuel fly/mice, from Rangoon for Falmouth, Oct. 6, lat. 26 N

lon. 32 W.
Thomas Sparks, from London for Calcutta, Aug. 11, lat. 37 S.,
lon. 4 W.
Valkyrie!, 1/anisli barque!, from Akyab for Falmouth 96 daye,
Sept. 24, lat. 0.35 M., lon. 14.4 W.
Winslow, from San Francisco for London, Oet. 14, tat. !a N., lon.

War 7 W.
Cloud, from Bombay for Liverpool. Sept. 221, tat. 6 6., lon.
17 W.

DR. DE JONOII'n LIMIT BROWN COD LIVER OIL.
—WASTING AND EIIArIATIGIL—This oil swiftly restores flesh to
the most emaciated frame. Mr. Hanks, a surgeon In extensive
practice observes—" Patients who have persisted for several
months In the use of the pale oil, with sanely any perceptible
Improvement, have, alter a brief trial of Dr. de Joogh•s Light
Drown 011, acquired such fatness, and those distressing symp-
toms sce.unpsulying emskiation hove so rapidly subsided, that I
have been Induced to advise Its substitution for the pale oil"
Dr. de Jonglis Light Brown Cod Liver till Is sold only In capsuled
itopg•rud pints, Y. ; quarts, vs., by his sole
consignees, Anger, Regard. and Co., 77, Strand. London and
by respectable cbsunista—(Advertisansent.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS,
BIRTHS.

AFliZitz—November 7, arieqi:e,:jurrey, the wife of J. Archer,

EMI, Of a ion. . •
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cAypox.—November 3, at Oriont•ma•l, Manchester, the wife

of H. Campton, &q., of o son.
CLlFVORD.—Noveralwr s, at Yernhum, Surrey, the Hon. Mrs.
H. H. Clifford, of a daughter.
COUCK—November2, at fieldstone, the wile of Mr. C. J. Cooke,
of a deter.
DUNK Miff .—Noveraber •, at Mora Side, Manchester, the wife
. . .

of Mr. C. C. Dunkerley, of a daughter.
FEARON.—Novembert, at Pahw.road, Itonpeltpark, Streatham-
hill, Lbe wife of C. A. Yearoo, of a daughter.
/11.1VITT.—November 1, at Ilelhourue.stroet. Belfast, the wife
of Mr. T. Hewitt, of a daughter.
LUABD.—November I at liattield Pererell Vicarage, Pates,
the wife of the Iles. 1. G. Luard, of a son.
Mat:lNTO:SM.—November 2, at North Bank, Regent's-park,

the wife of J. Slacintoah, fag.. of a eon. - .
BCHIKOEDER.—November 3, at tiro% e.enihroad, fit. John's-wood,

the elf° of Mr. ft. S. ESehro, der. of son.
SlLLEll.—November 5 at Falwo°d•lwrk, Algburth, Lherv,ol,

. . .
the wile of W.I. Stllnnt, Lag., of a son.
BPEAKlNG.—Noverubrr 1. at Minim, the wile of A. Spearing,
&Ay , D., of a daughter.
VlNCENT.—Noveniber 4, at Crockham Parsonage, Keot, the
wife of the Rev. Vincent, of a daughter.
MARRIAGE:6.

11.NABB—O'NEILL—liorember 1, St. Marrs Catholic chunk
Greenock, by the Her. W. Gordon, Captain T. Nl•Nabb to
Helen, daughter of P. &KUM, Eat, of Trafalgar-street.

Greenock.
MD/LINT —FLUDER.—November 2, at Bt. Mary's Wern"th•
by the Rev. A. Wmhtnlrton. H. R. Monist, May.. of the Mawr
House, Elmwood, Bunt, to EHoebeth Auue, daughter of thu
late C. rimier. Esq., of Leamington.
likliLD—LAYMAN.—Ocloher 4t, at the Cathedral, NlallCtleAtCF,
by the Bev. R. Birch, M.A.. 11. :Celli, km., of The Brener.
Worsley, to Elise Georgina, daughter of W. A. Layman.
of Plymoutkonnve, Manchester.
ONLEY—BABSES.—November tt, at Aston Church. Rirminwhan4
by the Rev. O. W. Horton. John, son of Mr. J. Daley, of onk..
bersky, Worcestenhire, to Aarah Abigail, daughter of Mr. 2..
Lames, of Bloomsbury, Birmingham.
TALINWRD —TOWNE —November 5, at RI. Dunstan's, riot'
street, by the Bev W. W. Tatfourd, M.A., Francis. on" fOn
late Hon. Mr. Juetice Talfouni, 1.1.C.L., to Frances LOUill 314-
gau, daughter of J. Towne, Esq., of Margate, Kent.
TRW ELLAS—LUCAS.—November 2, at the Church of the IRV
Trinity, Brompton• by the Rev. W. lope, M.A., W. 11.1.n"'
triton. Kay of the War-othce, to Z.M., daughter ea C. Lunt.
Km., of Demers...tenet.
WRIIIII t —TEAGUE—November 4, at Oldhamstrect (halal.
Manchester, by the Rev. J. P. Dunn, Mr. W. Wnght, of tl
to Miss;Atus kizabeth Teague, of Manchester.

DEATHS.
BLACK BERN.—November 2, at Oirchurch, Warwickshire, Alkis.
wife of the Rev. P. Blackburn. aged IN.
BRUCE.—November 4, at Boptur, susser, M. Brace, Eal.•
Lower Grosvenor-street, 0 coorxiter.s.inare.
CALEY.—November 2, at Clifton, the Rev. L Caley, Pro'ca*
for of Bristol. and Vicar of All Saints. o red 01.
CRADOCK.—November 4, at Clouticale).terrace, Islingtoo. C.
Cradock, Esq., aged 71.
DEANE.—November 1, at Stratford green, Essex, Chrisnd.
wife et Mr. W. Deane, aged 02.
INGLlS.—November 3, at Kow-green, W. Inglis, Esq..
KINGSPOSA—November 1, at Itarosinite, Mr. Kingsford,
W
ea.
LE BU M D.—November 4, at Proapeet.place, Peckhantrfe•
Blond, rail.. aged 78.
IVOGlGAN.—Novemher 1. at North Queen-street. nelf"t"
A. Mllitigan, aged 27.
MY KN.—November 1, at Merrick square, Southwark. A. Mt"'
Esq., of Thurnham, Kent.
wßOß:l3oll4:...Si.Kß.l.2t_..—med:,:ye.or2e4rub:rs.l,Elati.P:etlaceh,-st.reru.to,
of Mr.
;W. Mtr:,;.;
Goldingtonatreet, Somers-town. Pisa*
WlLSON.—Norrinber 3, at miners-place, Hyde-pea.
Mott, wife of Major-General G. J. Wilmou, Ludt=
Bombay, aged SR

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Printed and Plibliahed by Wltunin KW HaLrD, of
Lombard-street, li, tho City of London. Prude,
Vince, In Inrnimnl4trrtt. in the Prelim* d Widtetriar.—
THURSDAY, 74071Utaaa 7, 1861.