The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. —WrimiumaY twat
quiet today at the following prices:—Spot alt 11::
January to March. 44.. 3d. to 441 a. dd. ; Una
December. 44a. to 445. 3d.

LEATHIR.—WIDIESDAT Evraora.—Dada.
week a fair average amount of business haegm-21s
acted in the leather trade. On Tuesday at i "lb
there was a moderate demand for most
leather at about former prices. The supply of fialh"."o
was not large. Prime stout English butts are kill POI
and sell readily at full prices ' • English home kilnsiZ
common kips are also in request.
COTTON.—Lrvxnroot., Nov. 2L—Stesdy mum,
out change in prices. Balsa today 10,000 bales, ilea*
4,000 speculation and export. 3,000 Ameetela;--fir
16d. ; 200 Pernam, &c., 14d. to ltd. ; 100
15d. to led. ; 700 Idacedo and Bahia, 10.1d.1
700 Egyptian, 12d. to 23d. ; 150 Smyrna, 10101, m
5,100 Surat, 70. to 12d. ; Madras, 10g, to um
gal, Sala, &C., 74. to ; China, ;10 1,47,4:140.
CORN.—Boston, Nov. 2L—We had a good .4:
wheat at our market. The trade was firm at
There was a good inquiry for spring corn, and pm*,
at fully late rates, and in some cases at ls. mete —"'
Wheat, red, 58e. to 621. ; white, 70s. Beam, 50k to
Osta, 245. to 30s.

Ch.aisoow, Nov. 21.—This dly'a market closed kit ye
wheat, at an advance of Is. to ls. bd. per boll ea tha
but buyers having purchased pretty freely
week, only a limited business transpired. now .4:
per sack dearer. Oats Cal. per boll, and oatmeal k
load higher. Beans and peas firm. Barley slow lahl
Gd. per boll over last quotation's. Indian ootn 11.
dearer, but not free of sale at the improvement

CATTLE.-8017111ALL, Nov. 21.—We had a fir ug,
to-day, and everything wu sold. Mutton reed. but
se. to 6e. 4d. ; pork, 4s. to sa. per atom at eke,
ing the offal.

COALH—LonDon, Nov. 21.—ThIdle's Weet &en
18e. 3d. ; Holywell Main, 17e. 9d. ; bunbert's Wet
17.. 9d. ; Welker Primrose, Vic ; Edam Mais,*ei,
Wells End Hatton, 235. ; Well. End Pittieitam,
Walls End South Hatton, 23e. ; Welk Ed eggi
225. 3d. ; Walls End Haugh 9d. • WAN
Kenos, 225.; Walls Eng Original 2laralelvalMs-14
40 market, 38 ; sold. 35.

TRUTIO RETURNS.

RAILWAYS

Milo Pa h- Mu UK tot
owes. siosert chandies. UK si

Week essdintt 80PL
Great Indian Peninsula 734 5,001 10,331 vois jus
Week ending Oct. 6.
Bahlatand San Francisco 74 196 315 s
Week ending Oct. 26.
Ottoman 134 MB 462
Week ending Nov. 3.
Dread Trunk of Canada —1377 12218 13,013 31,25
Week ending Nov. IL
Belgian Eastern Junction. 26
Week mg Nov. 16.
Limerick and Noah
Limerick and Baynes
Waterford and Kilkenny 3l s
Waterford and Limerick 77 1,711 is
Week ending Nov. lit
Cornwall
Great Northern
Lancashire and Yorkshire 403 14,404 27,W6 As
London, Chatham, & Dover
& Met. Fa. & Branches . 1351 6,737 L 636 tats tie
Metro. Na. of LC. & D l2 LOW 252 LOS is
*Kent Coast Branch .. 27 550 140 sic
London & North Weatern 13081 45,424 72,094 117,512 Ng
Londonand South Western 13,433 9,210 2,111
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire 241 5,037 16.!13 21.25 its
Midland ND 14,272 65,260 51,111
North Staffordshire(lL&C ) L 53 is
South Devon
Ulster 194 1,472 1,442 LIM 92
• Of the receipts far both weeks the Landon, Clstlms
Dover Hallway Company are entitled to retain 24 seek 9-
working the tragic.

1'25 22%

101 HI
62 30
160 VI
655 1,156

THE LOCH-OUT OF THE NORTHERN 1101M0111111
—test night a meeting of trades. delegates was Iselin*
Brown Bear, Broad street, Bloomsbury, for the pupal
receiving the report of s delegate from the north, ul
determine what further steps should be taken Os
trades of London in reference to the lock-out. lie. be
dale 'presided, and having explained the *set el
meeting, called upon Mr. Grubb, a puddler, frosi Gee
head, to explain the relations of th 4 locked-oat noel
the employers. Mr. Grubb, who said he had ek
arrived from Gateshead that afternoon, and sem
sequently in a position to give the latest ad lei
authentic information respecting the lock-oat, expest
his regret that the differences between masters sat
still remained unsettled. He denied the usertia
the men bad not endeavoured to come to lanes
the masters before they ceased work. He skid ilea
ployers in South Staffordshire, Yorkshire, Seethed, si
Wales, although they had not the facilities forties*
ing on of their business which were possessed by the •
players of the north, did not ask their men to nitwit
reduction of wages. He then proceeded to desofe
condition of the locked-out men, which he said ins nil
pitiable. The average weekly sum received by timbal
out men during the past eighteen weeks was able,
and notwithstanding their extreme poverty they ser
still determined to stand out. The employers in sailer
the small works bad agreed to give the men sea
equal to 5 per cent reduction, which had i
accepted, and with a view to terminate the hike
deptation of the men waited upon am he 4.0.
enduexpressed their readiness to accept the maim
Their overtures were, however, rejected, and baba
the original reduction of 10 per cent. the mutest/
their determination to extend the reduction to 15 pen
in the case of the puddler', and to 30 and 40 permit
other branches of labour. The masters also Wiwi
that if the men were even ready to go to work at tie
tl
per cent, reduction, half of the men originally
would be refused work. Mr. Thomas annoZdt
subscriptions in aid of the locked-out men were milli
from parties who had hitherto kept aloof in the alit
The masons and plasterers throughout the south
el
England bad warmly taken ups the c.‘u,e of the lodelee
men, and in Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, lade&
large towns, active steps in the way of subscription'
being made. The amalgamated society of ear
had given 501. towards the support
locked-oat men. A resolution regretting it
tinuance of the lock-out, and pledging the NM
to support the men, was unanimously feel'
An interesting experiment was inaugurated ea tv
day at Middlesborough. Messrs. Fox. Hes& -
Co. proposed to their workmen that they should sofa
work at the reduced wages, and that, after the
of 10 per cent. on the capital invested, the peelit
be equally divided between capital and labour. Thor
a clause in the proposal that both masters and mai
relinquish combination, to which the men for roll
objected, hut the masters persisted in this emblem,
on Tuesday the works were fairly started. Nod '
workmen are, however, said to be from a diatom.
A sad occurrence cast a sudden gloom over
deliberations of the Edinburgh town council on Tuabf•
In the course of the proceedings Dean of Guild lea's
fell from his seat in an apop'ectic fit, and, notwitbd,ol4
that medical assistance was promptly rendered his.'
Aired in a few minutes. The deceased, who mo
50 and 60 years of age, had hem speaking with
vigour and clearness upon a question under dant!
only a short time before he was struck down by the r
which so unexpectedly terminated his life.
LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY POO
—Traffic receipts for the week ending Nov. 18,1'f
puc&Adzßetertterisethanmet?.l—Bettor
vOLoetwisrasirrit)
can be safely and effectively used by all nelsons safiertse
internal or external ailments.. The directions *Mpg
every pot of ointment and every boa of pills are amply
•
to snide the most diffident awl encourage the most Mali
illness makes its appearance, and remedies are caged!
after, none will be found more effectual than nollorst.
*hitting anal &unstring the pains of the diseased aed22:l
Both ointment and pills purify and preserve 0/0/ 7110.-
part of the human body It 'rill not do to use theta oar
and neglect them on the neat : steady perseverance
maintained till the health Is restored.
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