The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-30 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON N MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(PT TgLLGRAPH.)
(viol ouu OWN COIUMPOIDINT.),,

The marit;CntiatTe;;J;iiei:DF.i.;..i.7uiio,ooo bales.
TALLOW MARKET —(THIS DAY )

The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows:
Town tallow, 41s. 9d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot.
425. Gd. ; Year, 49i. 3d. ; December, 425. 3d. ; Spring.
422. 9d. to 435. ; March, 435. 3d. to 6d.
Mt Kt rA% Mt./Gl:S.—Town tallow, 445. 3d. ; fat by dtte,
2s. 14.1. ; yellow Russia, 435. 91. ; malted stuff, 335. 6d. ;
rough ditto, 131. ; greaves, 164. ; g.iod dregs, Gs.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.(THIS DAY.)

Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at the fel:
losing prices, viz.:—Prime clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; Inferior
ditto, 69a to 75.; prime hay, 6d. to 80e. ; inferior
ditto, 55a. to 60s. ; straw, 30s. to 365.

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
Importations of foreign goods are again heavy, and
among them arc West Indian pines of indifferent quality.
together with shaddocks, and other fruits of that descrip-
tion. Pears and apples comprise the usual varieties now
in season. Chestnuts continue to make their appearance.
Portugal onions realise from l2s. to Lie. per case. Potatoes
have nut altered in price since our last report. Flower.
chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primulas, pelargoniums.
mignonette, and roses.

Apples, per bushel, ea to -
Cob tns, per lb., Is
Gaspe., per lb., Its 6,1 to S.
Lemons, per 100, fli tO
Melons, eseh, 24 to Zs
Oranges, uew, per 100, es to 8a

Pears, per doz., St to se
line Apples, per lb . :4 to es
Chestnuts, per bushel, lOs to
10$
Walnuts, per bushel, 10e to lee

Artichoke', per don, Os t 0451
13oans,Kidney, p. 103, Is tots
Beet, per dos., la to is
Cabbages, per dos., Is td to 21
Carrots, per bunch, 0d to 5d
Cauliflowers, p. dor., ts to Oa
Celery, per handle, Is to la Od
Cucumbers, each, Is to 26
Endive, per score, le Gd to
Garlic and Shallots, per lb., Ad
He rhs, per hunch, 2d to Id
ilorke Radish, p• hand.,lns tote
Leeks, per bunch, rd to 4.1
Lettuces, per score, 15 to is Od

Mint. per bunch, fd
Mushrooms, p. ~ott , Is 6d toll
Onions, per bAsh, 41 to 5s
Parsnips, per doe , 9d to to
Parsley, per bunch, 4d to
Potatoes, Cork p. Pm,

130 s to 100 s
locks, do.. 100. to Ilk
hobo, 13ns to Ib.m
Other sorts. Its to Sls
&state, p. pnno.. 9.61 to 3s dd
Spinach, per bush., 24
Tomatoes, per dos., Cs to 3s
Turnips, per bunch. 91 to 4d.

SocrErr or APOTHECARINL—Mr. George Cooper,
F.8.C.5.. the representative et the esseisny at the general
council of Medical Education and Registration, has jest
been elected master for the second time, a ciremustease
which, it is stated, has not occurred for more than half •
century.
FOOTBALL. —The match between Old Etonian. at
Oxford and Cambridge will not take place, as usual, te-
day, but it will be played at Oxford on the 14th of De-
cember.
FALSE IMPRTSONMENT.—At +he Bail Court yes-
terclay, before Mr. Justice Blackburn and a special jury a
barmaid brought an action against the proprietor of the
Camden, Store-street, Bedford-square, for false imprison-
ment Plaintiff, who was in the employ of the defendant,
was given into custody for stealing two half-crowns. On
searching her box 601. was found. The charge was dis-
missed by the magistrates, the plaintiff giviag a satisfac-
tory account of how she became possessed of the GOI.
verdict for the plaintiff, damages 50f., was returned.
The inquiry into the cause of the death of the
persons killed by the boiler explosion at Messrs. Ming-
north's chemical works, at Bradford. was concluded
yesterday. the verdict of the jury embodying • 111111.•
censure upon the firm, and also expressing a desire that
the coroner should draw the attention of the Secretary it
State to the evidence, and their opinion that OOP
measure should be adopted by the legislature requiring en
official inspection of boilers by competent authority. ifs
coroner intimated his concurrence in this opinion, &Meg
that his experience induoed him to consider boilers was
nearly as dangerous as gunpowder. An explosion of gas
took place at Hunalet, last night, by which two pumas
were seriously injured.
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