The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUF,DLY EVKI4ISO.—The market was 6rti
to-day. Prices closed .a to/lows Spot, uses, 525. to
52a. 3d. ; 1860, Y.C., 51s. ; all the year, 52a. • eeember
only, 525. to 525. 6d. ; January to March, 535. 34. ; March
alone, 545. ; April to June, 51s. to 51s. 6d. ; North Ame
rican and Australian beef, 51s. Deliveries yesteriLo,
431 casks ; animas, 348 casks.

corroN.—LITERPOOL, Oct. 29.—We have to report a
very quiet market to-day. The pales are 7,000 bales, of
which 2,000 are for export and speculation.

COTTON GOODS. —MANCHESTER, OCT. 29.—The Liver.
pool cotton market has been quieter for the last day or two,
and especially to-day, and has influenced this market consi.
derably. There has been neat to no demand here to-day
for any kind of cloth except printing cloths. A little bun.
nem has been done in these. The prices fur goods generally
are quite nominal. Speculation seems to have ceased for
the moment, and there is no demand from other soumes.
Things are more eta stand still than they were even lan
week. In yarns we have also had a very quiet market,
mused chiefly by the very high prices spinners are demand.
Mg, and by the MU in the Liverpool cotton market. Prim,
are higher than they were last week, but so irregular that c
is quite impossible to quote the figures without misleadiec.
Home trade yarns have considerably advanced, especial
the Bolton qualities. The only business today seems
have been in second-hand lots, which are offered by apes_
biters at about Id. per lb. under spinners' prices.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lean, Orr. 29. —To-dad,
markets have certainly not been marked by great activor,
We cannot adopt a very cheerful tone with respect to It,
business transacted in any department. In the coloursl
hall only a small quantity of goods changed hands. Thee
was very little call for coatings of any description ; lEe
principal inquiry was for light fancy mixed Melton. for the
spring trade. Of the white hall we cannot report soy
more favourably. There was very little demand for what
cloths, either ordinary cloths or mediums, ►nd the sale
effected were inconsiderable. There was but little dong
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in Osseo goods. The Batley makers were, perbaps, ratter
more fortunate. Some pilots were disposal of, but not coy
great quantity. Prices generally continue to be very low,
and, to say the least, cannot be properly remunerative to
manufacturers. There is a good deal of jobbing by manu-
facturers going on outside the cloth halls.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDIUMILD, Ocr. 29.—Tbe
market to-day bun had an inactive appearance, and only few
buyers have attended ; their purchase.; have also been on a
small scale, buying only for present miuirements in winter
gouda.

WOOLS.—HUDDERBFIELD, OCT. 29. —As the London
sales approach, with rather a heavy quantity to offer, manu-
facturers seem disposed to wait, an order to see how prices
may rule, which causes the local trade to be dull.

CORN.—Hoer, Ocr. 29.—At today's market a very
small supply of English wheat ; farmers are not disposed to
give way, and what few sales are made are at a decline of
is. to 2s. per qr. Foreign held firmly, but business pawing
extremely limited. Barley for malting slow, grinding sells
readily at full prices. Beans and peas move off at late cur-
rency. Oats dull at former rates. The foreign imports
last week aro u under :—Wheat, 4,316 ors.: barley, 1,917;
oats, 200 ; beans, 22 ; peas, 4111; tares, 855 ; linseed and
rapeseed, 7,892 ; oil cakes, 350 tons.

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Lutes Ocr. 29.—We have a good show of fine wheat
to-day, and our millers are disappointed they cannot buy
on lower terms ; a fair trade is transacted. Good heavy
barley as dear ; other aorta go off slowly. Beans held for
full rates. Oats inquired for. No alteration in other
articles.

LYNN, OCT. 29.—At our Corn Exchange to-day we had
• scanty chow of wheat., and prices h. per qr. cheaper.
Barley was in better supply than last week ; both malting
and grinding qualities were bought on easier terms. Beans
end cats, prices without alteration. Per qr. imperial to
the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 621bs to 64th.. pw
imperial bushel, 60s. to 665. ; ditto, red, 611bs. to 641105.,
595. to fits. ditto, old, 58165. to 621b5., 475. to 57..
Barley, best chevalier malting, 531 b.. to Whit., 35.. so
40s. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto, 521'0.. to 531ba., 331. to
31.. Oats, 3616 e. to 421ba., 24a. to 275. Beaus, old,
631 be. to 651b5., 50s. to 545, ; new, 1301 he. to tillba, 425.
to 46e.

Nr.wckerrtz, Ocr. 29.—The weather has assumed a very
settled appearance, with symptoms of frost. At our mar.
ket this morning we had rather more wheat offering from
the growers, but the report from Mark-lane being of a mon
subdued character, the trade opened languidly, and where
sales occurred it was necessary to accept a reduction of It
per qr. Flour was in moderate request, but in its value we
quote little variation. Malting barley ma with little at
tentiou, and the same remarks will apply to grinding aorta
Malt inclining cheaper. Other articles as before.

SALISBURY, OCT. 29.—At today's market there was
moderate supply of wheat and other descriptions of grain,
ancrthe attendance was moderate. Business in wheat was
steady at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. Flour was milky
at
i Is. per sack cheaper. Best samples of malting barley
were n request, and maintained full terms ; old malt a very
slow sale, and cheaper, but new was more in request, and
realised good prices. In other respects the trade ruled
steady, and prices were firm. New wheat, 48s. to fals.,
old ditto, 435. to Ws. Barley, 30s. to 40s. Oat:,
245. to 345. Beans, 45e. to 54e. Peas, 40s. to 495. Rye
30s. to 355. per qr. Malt, new, Bs. 3d. to Bs. 9d. per bushel.
Flour, 425. to 455. per sack.

CATTLE.—BALIMMIT, OCT. 29.—Our market, which
is generally well supplied at this season of the year, wsi
more than usually so to-day, and the quality, too, es,
good. There was also a full attendance of buyers ane
dealers. Business in beet animals was good, sod all readily
disposed of at late rates ; but of the rougher sorts a con.
aiderable quantity was left on hand, although lesser prier,
would have been submitted to to effect salmi. The numb,:
of sheep on sale was also large, there being about 3,10
penned of the best quality; but the supply exceeded as
demand, iind a great quantity was unsold. The supply of
calves vole very short, but maintaited former quotations. Th!
pig market well supplied, and a good business was done. IN,
pnces were a little easier. Bent ox beef, lle. (Id. to P.!,
per score; heifers, 10n. to lie.; best bows mutton, K.
per lb. ; other breeds, 6id. to 7.1. ; veal, 7.1. to 7A.
fresh pork, 7d. to 77,d. ; salted ditto, lid. to Md., and
to 11e. 3d. per score ; green bacon, (AL per lb. ; dry &it,
101. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d. ; cows with calve
10/. to 141.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, •AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
COBBOLD.—October 27 at Brostley Rectory, Salop, the oil.
the Rev. R. H. Cobhofd, of a
i.e.CCISKILETON:—October 26, at liandlton•terrace, St. Joluia.o.,

oMrs. A. Cne¢ertoo, f ,
4111.13111T0N.--Oetolver 2d, at Sway None, near Lynne:4i
Rea* the wtle of Lleut.-Colonel 0. A. Oritneton, of a won
lllNOsTON.—October 26, at Bold-street, Lierpoul, the *lf,
Mr. A U. filtypiton, of a eon.
MMELY.—Oetober 27, at Portsdoen•road, Ilnicla.htn, the e
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of Z. P. Moiety, kay., of a I laiightvr.
PALMUL—Oetober 25, at Crawfonl.etreet, Bryanaton.selec
the wile of Mr. 11. Palmer. of a olauchter.
PURL—October 27, at Berkeley-square, the wife of 0. 0. PC.

Pte, of aeon. .
810/tDlST.—October 2a, at The Groat'. ClaPhain-toad, the wit
A. J. Ellordet, Esq., of a daughter.
VlAN.—Oetotur 26, at The Wootilaubls, Lewisham, the wife
W. J. Vian, C 1., of a won.
WHlTH—Oetober Ye, ai K irkmiebaei Howe, Donifrieeh
the wile of Lieut.. Colonel L. White. M.P., of a inn.
WINGPIKLD.—October 95, at Shrru.l.nry, the wife of C 411,..
W. Winglleld. late of King's Dragoon Guards, of a lon.
MARRLAGES.
BUCK NER—PIERCL—October M. at at. Mary Rredin. r e•
bury, by the Rev. J. Rorkner, M A.. the Rev C. Ruckle
of Whyke House, Chichester. rector ~f West Moke,
Emma Roberta, daughter of the late J. J. Pierce, Rag.. of

Urban. ,
OILF: —LANG. - October 24, at Westleigh Church, North Do
by the Rev. U. Nembliard. M.A., C. K. 011e4, Esq., raps,'
R.N., to Helen Nevillia, daughter of the Rev. 1). Lisig, )t.
Vicar of Westleigh.
GOOCil—OA3llllElt.—October 28, at Worthing, by the Rev
Haynes, Lieut. G. C. Gooch, 93rd llighlunders. to Er -.b v
Charlotte Agneta, daughter of the late W. Unsolder, 2:Bi-
KERR—GOODWIN.—Oetober 28, at fiiiston parish elyir
Beets, by the Rev. 0. Moody, W. J. Kerr, -bal., to A,
daughter of the late 0. Goodwin, Esti , Eases.
CVN EILL—CA Mr 11141.1. October 24. at ht. Pallier. R
Catholic Church. Belfast, by the are. W. Blarney, I•C C.
J. O'Neill, to Bridget, daughter of the late Mr. J. Camp."
both of Belfast. _

DEATHS.
BOULGER.—Oetober 26. at Bletchingley, Surrey, Frances br
lock, wife of R. Boulger, Esq., M.D., issm.l 42.
Clll7l4TlAN.—Octoher U. at Cronkbourne. Isle of Man. ft.
Gan, widow of H. C. Christian, Rut aged 71.
DOW- —October 24, at Downbam.road, Du Beauvoirtown,
K. IMw.
GlitAVßB.—October 25, at Mickleton Manor House.
shire. Anne, widow of the late J. Graves, Faq., vac.l
ORREN.—October 28, at No. 25, WaLinaton.stmare. ek."
Richard Green, Req., formerly. of No. PO. Liale.stmet,
ter care, In the troth year of his age.
ORKEN.--October 25, Margaret Knee, wife of Mr. J. M.
of Manchester, aged 57.
lllCKMaAN.ged—October 25, at Great Marlow, Backs, 0. Ilk-tat
lee,
KIRKMAN.76. October 25, at Hermitage Villas, Richmond.
K. L Kirkman, aged 40.
ISOROAN.—October 28, at Alpha-road, Regent's-park.
Morgan. RN.. M.R.C.S., aged el. ,
ed
PARlS.—OekMer 25. at Bath, the Rev. A. Paris. Rector a
ran, Cornwall, aged 44.
PARlSH.—October PP, at Tunbridge, George W.. son of
Parish, aged 15.
ROW.—October 25, at Aberdeempark, Ilighbury, Tour, Wg'
T. Row, Rim., aged 49. sof
BUTTON.—October 27, at Benyon-terrace, Dr Reauroir44
L Hatton, Req., 73.

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lesthard4ftesk t the City at London, rrlter.
to loenbartiehreet< ht the Precinct et Widt,tnift.
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