The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-09 00:00:00

MARKETS

TALLOW. —THLINDAT Evirillro.—The market wax eat
to-day. Subjoined are the present rates :—Spot, 455. 6d. ;
Sept., 465. 6d. to 465. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 46e. 9d. to 465. 6d.
separate months, 475. ; Jan. to March, 475. " Rollers." Deli.
vents to last evening, 1,343 cask. ; arrivals, 1,481 casks.

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, AUGUST B.—There has been a
Rood busters done to-day, with a very firm market. The
sales are 12,000 bales—including 8,150 American at 69.
to 94d.; 2,000 Surat, 513. to 74d. • 500 Egyptian, 71d.
to 11 • 700 Penman, 9fd. to 9/d. ; !WWI* ajd. to ;
300 arlnbam, 8 13-16 d. 00.—of which 6,000 are for
speculation and export. The week's import is 20,630 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, AUGUST 8.
The tone of the market is quiet. But little wool is changing
hands. There appear" to be more willingness to sell than
lest week, but the complaint is still made of farmers holding
with such firmness as to preclude a profit in case of purchase
being made. Foreign buyers have, for the most part, sup-
plied their wants, which adds to the gelato'''. The Edin.
burgh sales have gone better than had been expected. The
sales of colonial in Loudon are going on steadily. There is
no improvement in worsted yarns. Spinner" are chiefly etn-
plored for the home consumption. The business doing for
export is exceedingly limited. In cotton yarns Bolton
spanning, of 50's, 60's, and 70's are selling freely. The market
for goods is without any new feature. There is tether mote
activity among the home houses, but the warlike news
from America at the beginning of the weak entirely checked
any speculative demand which might have sprung up.
There is a fair number of fancy orders now in proem; of
execution, and makers of coburp are becoming more busy
as their season advances. The French who are over are not
buying largely, but their trade serves to stop a gap, mid
several manufacturers have a considerable number of
looms at work for that market. The French treaty will
come into operation too late in the season to benefit Brad.
foul to any great extent this year.

001LN.-B111211(Crialf, AUGUST 8.-At this day's mar.
kit there was an inereased suy of English wheat, which
sold slowly at previous rates ; higher pnces demanded for
American, and in some instances acceded to. Barley rather
dearer. Oats, beans, and peas, realised quite MI much money.
Threes, Anaturr 8.-We had a fair supply for the
time of year. At the cemineooetnent of the market the
farmers asked advanced prices, which checked trade, but
ultimately last week's proem, with the turn in favour of
the seller, were obtained. In other grain no alteration in
price. Wheat, best, 50e. to 575. • middling, 37e. to 50s. ;
inferior, 30s. to 375. Barley, 3lis to 42a. Oats, Zia. to
, 33a. Baum, Us. to 50s. Pam, 42a. to 465. per qr. Flour,
fine, 44.. to 48e. per mak ; seconds, 32.. to 42a.
Maismizsrea, Ammar 8.-This day's market was
not numerously attended, but a fair inquiry was expo.
rienced for foreign wheat (to which the business was chiefly
confined) ; the general rues of American realizing an ad-
vent* of 2d. to 3d. per 701ba, and other sorts the extreme
currency of this day se'neight. Flour was difficult to move,
except the finest aorta, which were held more firmly. No
alteration in the value of oats or catmeal. There was some
disposition to purchase Eaptian beans and Indian corn,
but holders required an advance of 2s. per quarter on the
former, and fully Is. 6d. on the latter.
NEWARK, AUGUMT 7.-There was rather improved snpply
of wheat on offer at this market today, and sales proceeded
uidly at a reduction of Is. per qr. on late rate' ; white
made 6.65. to 70s. ; red, 60a. to 665. •, common runs, 50e. to
60s. per 36 stone. Of barley the show was meagre, and
sales were effected quietly at unaltered rates-malting, 38a,
to 42. per qr. ; grinding, 29e. to 32e. per 30 stone. Oats
were a limited show, and samples moved off at late prices-
*ld, 295. to 22a; new, 265. to 28e. per 24 stone. For beans
late rates were well supported, and sales took place at 48a.
to 525. for new, and 56. to 58.. per 38 stone for old 10T111.
NIWISCRY, Annum 8.-We had a very large supply of
wheat, far exceeding the demand, which led to a very slow
sae, at a decline of 2s. per qr. on all deocriptions. Very
little doing in spring corn.

UXBRIDGE, AUGOIST B.—At market to-day the supply of
grain is short and the attendance thin: the weather being
changed from line and hot fa showery, caused prime to
remain Arm with but little business dMng. Wheat ob-
tained from 525. to We. ; a fine parad at new white Chid-
ham made 70m per qr. ; new oats, 28.. to 30s. ; pees, 40s.
per qr.

EDINHOHOH, Ammer' 7.—We had in the market to-day
1,942 qrs. wheat, 199 barley, 1,066 eats, and 113 beam There
were sold—Wheat, 1,293 gra. • barley, 156 ; oats, 764 ;
and beans, 72 qrs. Ai compared with last week—Wheat
was la. up on top, and &I. down on average. Barley
was 4e. 6d. up on top, and 3s. ld. up on average. Oats
were 3d. down on top, and la. 4d. up on average. Beans
were the same as top sad bd. up on average. Prima
par imperial qr.:—Wheat, 30a. Od. to 62a. Od. ; barley,
96a 6d. to 38e. 6d. ; oats, 225. 6d. to Mc Od.• Mena,
355. Od
d. to 495. Od
d. Weight al tu.Wheat, '6641M.;
barley, 5616 a. ; oats, 41541 be. ; beans,

Gissoow, Auoum 7.—At this day's market, which
was well attended, an advance of 3d. to 6d. per boll was
generally required for wheat and partially obtained, but
transactions were limited. Flour brought a similar improve.
went per barrel on previous rates for approved marks.
Oats ware in fair request at former prices. Oatmeal un-
altered. Barley without inquiry. Henna steady. Peas
and Indian oorn firm at the advance above quoted.

CATTLE.-NIW•11 FAT Brock MARKET, AUGUST 6.-
The amply at beasts and sheep today was very small, aad
the attendance of buyers limited, which may be ascribed
to the fair which was held on Friday. Maiden heifers, Be.
to Be. fid ; fat cows, 7s. 9d. to Bs. per stone ; sheep, 7d. to
71(1. per lb. No lambs, bullocks, or pigs were in the
I market.
Rournuitoe, Amur, 7.-The supply of sheep and lambs
this morning was 7,457, being 152 less than last week.
Sales were slowly effected. Good sheep and lambs maim
tamed last week's prices, but the secondary sorts of both
kinds were cheaper. Top price of the best mutton, 74d. ;
current, 60. to 7d.*; ewes and inferior, ISid. to 60. per
lb. lamb, top price, 26a. to 275. ; current, beet, from
20• to 235.• middling and inferior, from 12s. 6d. to 17s.
• head ; blakfaosxl, Bs. to 13e. a geed. The number of
cattle was 300, being 190 fewer than on this day week.
Wes dulL Top price, beet beef, Bs. ; current 7s. 3d. to
7m. 6d. ; middling and inferior, from 6e. to 7e. per imperial
Intone. Fed pip from 6s. 6d. to 7s. per imperial stoue
six to eight weeks' old ditto, from 10s. tid. to 14a. a heat
Numbers in market-81mm, 7,457 ; fat cattle, 300 ; led
do., 67 ; 'mach cows, 57 ; pigs. 171.

CHEESE.—SALIMIORT, Amway 7.—Our monthly cheese
market, held today, was only moderately supplied with
stock, but the attendance of buyers was tolerably good.
Best samples of chests were in great request, and fully
maintained former prime ; also a good trade was doe in
ether samples, but the supply proved too large for the de-
mand, and no orisiessial on the pert of holders was submitted
to. Skim realised Ms. to 425. ; half cowards, 575. to 61s. ;
ambits, 130 a to 66. ; best Bantemete, 665. to 725. ; Ched-
dars, 72e. to Ma pot cwt.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CIASII•LTY.
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D. Torrevieja flepanish b7ritti),Tfr7e; !Liverpool for Havanna.
struck on fffackwater Desk sad was abandoned she after-
wards rune off, and was bcarded by the Coastguard, who
were bringing her to KialstoirS, but were obliged to run her
ashore at Arklow, when sibs now lies hdl of water.—Dublin„

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

DAY.—August 6, at Itohert:lNTeet, Hampstead-road, the wife of
J. C. Day. Hp., of • daughter.
01.11001 Y.—August 5. at Combe Fad House, Radstoke, Somer-
set, the wife of Mr. L B. Gregory, of a daughter.
HOLLIBL—August 5, at Oak-hill. Stoke-upon-Trent, the wife of
M. D. Halm Esq., of a daughter.
JENNlNGB.—dugusi 4, at Gloueester.erescent North, Hyde.
part the wife of W. G. Jennings, req., of a daughter.
JOHNSON.—August 6. at Gihton Lodge, Brompton, the wife of
W. Johnson, F.sq., of a daughter.
MILITLAND.—August 5, at Ditton.place, near Maidstone, the
wife of B. Maitland, ifaq., of a son.
MELTERIL—August 4, at Albert-square, Clapham-road, the wife
of Mr. D. H. Meltzer, of a son.
PAREILL—August 6, at Clifton House, Mareetreet, Hackney,
the wife of W. S. Parker, Esq., of a daughter.
IFFIVERB.—Augnst 6, at Walthamstow, Essex. the wife of Ain

W. C. kerma, of a daughter.
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THORNTO\,—Aupu6 6, at haeter, the wile of the Rev. Dr.

Thornton, of a daughter.
WOOD.—Augmst 5, at Sato:l.:dace, the wife of the Rev. P. A. L.
Wood, of a son.
MARRIAGFIL

CLABEE—MILLER.—August 6, at Kingston Church, Hants.
by the Rev. J. V. Stewart, Mr. J. Clarke. of the Terrace.
Turnham.green, to Jane Elisabeth, daughter of the late W.
Miler, Esq., of Woolwich, Kent.
ZOAN—BICILNIEL.—AvguM 7, at St. George's, Damwersquare,
by the Hon. sad Rev. R. Liddell, the Rev. B. W. M. EPD.
M.A., to Lucinda Constance, daughter of E. Bicknell, Esq.. of
Herne.hlll, Surrey.
GARDINER—BERRY.—August 6, at Eccles Church, near Man
cheater, by the Rev. A. 8. Gardiner, M.A., the Rev. F. A. Gar-
diner. RA., of Lydgate, Todmordam, to Marianne Frances,
daughter of G. W. Reny, Esq., M.O.
POOLE— PORLONOL—August 6, at 81. Jammu, Paddington, h)
the Rev. C. Ward, R. 8. Poole. Esq., of the British Museum. br
Eliza Christina, daughter of W. Forlonge, Esq., of Melbourne,
Victoria.
SMYTH-80MERVILLS—August 6, at Leamington, by the Hon.
and Rev. O. Teske, R. Smyth, Esq.. late Captain 17th Foot.
the lion. Selina Constance, daughter of Vice-Admiral Lot"
Somerville.
DEATHS.
ALLCARD.—August 5. at his residence, Burton closet Rakeweli.
William A/lcard, Esq., aged 62, after a few hours' Illness.
DI...UCLA/M.—August e, at Tenterden, Kent, Elizabeth, relict of
the late IL Blasland, Mrs aged 76.
JAMES.—Angust 6, at Oakfleld Court, Tunbridge-wells, D.G.
James Req., J.P. and D. L for Kent, aged 85.
CZITLIL—Augut, 6. at Prederickatreet. If ecklenburghequsre.
John White, son of the late H. P. Kettle. Esq., aged let.
IClRBY.—August 4. at Ebury-street. Pimlico, Mary F. Kith/.
relict of the late E. Kirby, d
EN.. aged 66.
JONBlL—August 6, at Atkins-road, Clapharn.yark, T. Jones.
req., aged eg
PElL—Mead* Augast Frances Mary, wife of G. Peel, Esq., of Brack
fiel
ItUallZlL—Antut 6, at Oaklands, Forest-hill, Kent. 11. 80,
siaLe.,
voItILtLIST.- 6. at Battersea, Anne, widow of the Utd
mad 0.

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