The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-18 00:00:00

TIE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18. 1868

throws up the arts with abusive epithets, bet they foiled
to elicit anything in their favour.
The primmer, whiled to eau witnares. The
primmer said she would pled guilty to the charge, but it
was dons under autreme provocntion.
The prisoners were remanded till Monday, their own bail

SOO in, Altattgrp.

PORTMOITTII, /an. 17.
The Seraph; iron screw troopship, Captain J.
C. Beady. mind today from Alexandria, Series an
board tee 36th lieglisent, under the meamead of Cobost
Walton, 0.8., sad a Lege number of women and children.
Thejlpeody 3, screw Teasel, Lieutenant J. D. Dorn,
arriva from the Channel Wands.
The• Crocodile, iron screw troopship, Captain G. W.
Watson, was undeelied to-day, and is under orders to sail
on Tuesday for Alexandria, with reliefs for India.
The Orontes, iron screw p, Captain H. Phelps, is
ordered to be paid off, alstanding, bus will be recommbe
stoned as soon as she has been Numbed with new boilers.

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MARKET&

SllClAR.—Baurrot., Jay.l7.—The ma-ket eantinaes is
a wary depressed state, and the few eAes made have beep
at rathil. wise FWD'. Beasers'prodnea sells slowly.

TALLOW.—FIUDAT EVINTNO.—The market was quiet
Spot,and all this month,43a.3d. ,Maroh,43.. 6d..aellers ; Almj
to June, 43a. 6d. to 43.. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 44.. 6d. Tows
tallow, 41s. 9d. net oath. At the auctions, of 1,190 can.
offered, 670 mold. Australian sheep, 4:10. Gd. ; beef, he
42.. 9d. ; South American mutton tallow, 431.
Odessa here. Cocoanut oil quiet. Cochin, 560. ; Ceylar
50.. to 50s. 6d. ; Sydney, fine, 49a. to 505., 47.. bd. tZ
484. Sd., good, to 455. for low. Palm oil quiet, tor file
Lagoa. . _

COTTON.-LITERPOOL, JA.V. 17.—Cotton has been is
good demand throughout the week, and on Monday tee
business was very extensive, influenced by advice, inn,
New York of reduced receipts, and most descriptions
mimed about id. per lb. Since Tuesday the market in,
been less animated, but to-day has again become strong.
and closes with a general advance upon the quotations of
last week. Of Sea Island the choice is now ample, @Ad
buyers obtain a slight advantage in price ; the derass
however, continues good. in American the business
been large to the trade, as well as exporters and spteu.
later., and quotations are raised id. to Ad. per lb. Nei
York advice. to the 16th Instant quote Middling
cents., casting to sell in Liverpool 7 5-16 d. pet
sailing vessel or steamer. Brazil has been in very
good demand, at an advance of fully id. per lb.
In Egyptian an extensive business has been done, muni-
tions of the current qualities closing ;el. to 4d. Per h.
dearer. The sales of East India having been large,
hese in many instances risen id. per lb., closing ray
some degree of firmness at this advance. In cotton "to
arrive " the transactions have been unusually large. part.
cularly on Monday and to-day. The latest quotations et
—American, basis of middling, from Savannah, ship named,
74d. and 7 3-164. ; good ordinary, ship named anti ship.
ping or shipped, 69-16 d. ; ship named, 6gd.—basia of ised•
dling, from New York, bales, at sea, 7id.—Mobile, slap
named, 71d. and 7 3-16 d. ; by steamer from New Yon,
71c1.—New Orleans, January shipment, 70. ; ship named.
74d., and nearly due, 741—Texas, ship named, from Nes
York, 7141.—Dhollerab, fair merchants, Decemlar yr
January shipment, 51.1.—Oommeruttee, fair new met.
chants, January. February shipment, per lb. Specs.
Wore have taken during the week 9,130 bales ; exporters,
17,450 bales ; and the trade, 71,210 gales. We have had
a good demand today and • very firm market, closing is
Aot. to id. per lb. advance. The sales are g),000 bales, of
which 5,000 are for export and speculation.

COTTON GOODS.—/dxsetteermt, JAN. 17.-111
market for cotton yarn and cloth has been very atm;
to-day, and a good deal of business has been done at el
minced prices. In shipping yarns we have had a very
active demand at advancing prices. A good business bar
been done for shipment to most of the leading foreign
markets, and sellers look forward with some confidence to
a considerable extension of business at the higher rates
obtainable to-day, which are id. to id. per lb. above tie
rates obtainable last Friday. The market for home trade
yarns has also been very strong, at an advance of id. to ..1.
per lb. A fair amount of business is going on at thi4r
terms, and the market generally, in which the upward
movement commenced yesterday, lies presented a more
lively and healthy appearance than for some considerable
time pest. The cloth market has been active and canto'
all day. Both cotton and yarns having advanced so coo.
siderably, producers of cloth, especially those of
shirting* suited to the markets of India and
China, have had to advance their quotation
to a corresponding extent. The generality of
buyers have been trilling purchasers at about 4.,.41. yet
piece higher rates than could be obtained hat Friday. Tbi,.
in fact, may be quoted as the obtainable advance upon
India shillings. This is a large advance, not only met
last week's rates, but is an advance upon the prices ,4
yesterday, when the upward movement commenced. sal
when a considerable business was transacted. Purchasers
have placed their orders rather willingly to-day at tin
40. higher, and these have to a greatextent been accepted.
But in many cases manufacturers have demanded hi. p t
piece higher than last week's rates, and have adhered to
their quotations with much pertinacity. In such a niadoi
it will be readily understood that a lively excitement b
prevailed, and where producers bare persisted in tie
higher famines business has been a good deal checked.
The business effected at the lower and more generally
accepted rates has been very considerable.

YARNS AND CLOTH.—MANCIMSTER, JAN.
market for cotton yarn and cloth him been very strong
day, and a good deal Id lousiness has been done at ad..
varied prices. In shipping yarns we have had a
active demand, at advancing prices. A good business bpi
been done for shipnient to moat of the leading temp
markets, and sellers look forward with some confidence to
a considerable extension of business at the higher rats
obtainable to-day, which are id. to id. per lb. above the
rates obtainable last Friday. The market for home tn.,
yarns has also been very strong, at an advance of to
id. per lb. A fair amount of busineas is going on at thee
terms, and the market generally in which the upward
movement commenced yesterday bas presented • mere
lively appearance than for some considerable time rift
The cloth market has been active and excited all do.
Both cotton and yarns having advanced so considerabli,
producers of cloth, tapecially those of shining. suit, dto
the markets of India and China, have had to advance the a
quotations to • corresponding extent. The generality of
buyers have been willing 'purchasers at about 4!.d. pr
piece higher rates than could be obtained last Friday.
This, in fact, may be quoted as the obtainable adviure
upon India shirtings. This is a large advance, not only
upon la.t week's rates, but is an advance upon the prim
of yesterday, when the upward movement commencel.
and when a considerable business was transacted.
chasers have placed their orders rather willingly to-day
the 43d. higher, and these to • great extent have been ac•
cepted. But in many cases manufacturers have demanded
9d. per piece higher than last week's rates, and bare ad
hered to their quotations with much pertinacity. In such
a market it will be readily understood that a lively excite-
ment has prevailed, and where producers have 'entice'
in the higher advance, business has been a good deal
checked. The business effected at the lower, endear.
oi I generally accepted, rate. has been very considerable.

CORN.—CnrotsronD, JAN. 17.—The weather dorie;
the week has been showery and mild, which causes
wheat to come to market in bad condition, such sold to.
doy at irregular prices, the best dry samples could scarcely
be had ls. lower. Wheat, white, o 4s. to 80a. ; red, 7u t. to
745. Barley, fuse waiting, without change ; secondary ls.
lower. Beans without change.
Liscque, Jam. 17.—We have had a fair supply of chest
and prices unchanged. Barley dull side at late revs.
Wheat. red, 70s. to 745. ; white, 82s. Barley, Itis. tot,'
Oats, Ala. to 3.55.
LivearooL,JaN. 17.—T0-day's market was well Wendel
by all clams of buyers, and in white wheats abirgebissin,s
was done et an advance of 2d. to :td. per cental on Tuesdo
rates. Red kinds firm at previous rates. Flour in for
request at pres ions prices. Indian corn quiet, and M. 10
lid. per qr. lower. Beans and peas lid. lower. Outs dull.
changed. Oatmeal slow and rather lower. IL& dull.
Barley unaltered.
WAKEFIELD, JAN. 17.—Fine dry wheat is not plentiful.
and last week's prices are firmly maintained. Pareeli
wanting in condition are neglected and cheaper. 13ar47
and other articles unaltered.

COALS.—LoWDON, JAN. 17.—Holywell Main,
North Felton Cu, 14s. ; West Hartley, 15a. 9d. ; WaSl
End Haswell, 20s. ; Walls End Hetton. 20s. ; Walls hu.
Hatton Lyons, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Tunstall, 16e.
Ships at market, 28 ; sold, 28.

CRYSTAL PALseg.—The last Saturday perform
ince of the vantoniime and otter Christmas amuserwist
takes place this afternoon. The Saturday Converts ream
mum this day week, the 2.5 th instant.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
BRISTOWE.—Jannary 16, at Charles-street, LoirltdeS.Ritort•
the wife of S. B. Bristowe, FAQ., of a daughter.
HOLLEBON E.—January 16, at Southamptonatreet, Lllooming?'
twee, the wife of W. J. thalebone, of a son.
JONES.—January 15, at Abborsvoad, Kilburn, the wife of).
W. Jones, of a ann.
KlNG.—Janaary 15, at Ludgate-MU, the wife of J. 11. Eiw.
Rio., of a sm.the
ROUTLEDGE.--January 16, at Kingwater.
Homey-lane,
wife of R. W. Routledge, of a son.
TRORNICROFT —J.anuary 16, at Regent's-park-road, the sift
T. Thornicroft, Jun., of a son.
MARRIAGES.
DrCKRIT-110RONT.—January 16. at Rt. James's Church;
Piccadilly, by the Rev. W. T. Garrett. W. buckets. 1:W •
Duckett'sigrove, county Carlow, to Anna, daughter of thebt.
T. H. Morony, Yee., of Miltown-house, Miltown MOW.
county Clare.H
TRAPP—BVIIIIAN.—January 16, at St. Botolpb Aldgate.
the Rev. J. 11. Robertson. M.A., John William son of 1
Trapp, Req., Tb•Crascent, Americanunare, to Mary, tiss6M6
of W. Barman. Reg.. surgeon, of the same place.
WEBB—ENGLIBH—January 15, at All Saints', Upper Nampo'.
by the Raw. J. Watson, Y.A. R. Webb, Esq., late of Bogert,
ton, Rants, to Sarah, widow of the late T. English, Tat. '
The Sirs, Edmonton.

DEATHS.
CLAHoB.B--Janaary lb, at Grameadale Part, Alaturtit T. CIO
t soda&
Ws A 8 —January 15. at Hanover.aquare. Owe. the 'efl
of P. Dead" Hay., M.P., aged 64.
MACKENZIL--Jaimary 13, at Mack, Aberdeesibbn, Chrialot
of 04.1.
V:ic of the late Boiertek Mackenzie, Sag.,
St
PM .—Jaanuy 16, befoved aod lamtentedt•, Mary Art
eta, wit, of Admiral Mr Mewl Pmeto
8111,J0N.--Janttary A. at Mock Furry, Chaeltrit MO
Charlotte. relict of the lam Her. IL J. Sericontaeo, aged da. 4
THOYAlL—January U. at Wa•woalf. Chiba'. Hannah, roba
the MO It Themes, Pis., refedelt
WOODRIUDOH—Jamauf le.___t 241'er adzics'Wbsk Ildit°.
N. W. Woodbridso, Meg., ot.. •••• ....
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