The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-10 00:00:00

Per Qr.

Danish ...
XlDPima •
'BAIL

41 to 74

97 to 10
at to 40
Dintan 00ag
____ White 3OI to 41
Grinding
'Mulling
llaltusg —to French, pa sack .... 44 to 31
0429 Spanbilt . .. 49 to 11
Dutch brewing
.„ feeding
AILEIVALB OF GRAIN, &c.. INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND
WATER. CAUEIAGL, FROM JUNE 3 TO JUNK b, 1144214
INCLUNIV it
—Wheat. Barley. Mall Odaillimasi -
Poe Misr.
g. Igm gm Ilm i gra• gra I bola. itbkb
rat. I
356 lea, To do NI. .. BMus
i
1 1 .. ..
Foreign .. 21401 Sto ' .... 14161, 232 3674 , .. MN
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Total .. 26736 676 12143 14006 1393 J 31,68 . .. 110442

LIVERPOOL COTTON MLRKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY rimpourri.)
(►Rol, ocrs owl, coaareiverosirr.)
The raaricet rather quiet, and salee probably about
7,000 or ,t.lOO bales.

MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.)
SEGAIL —There is still a good demand, and prices have
an upward tendency. The soles include .litggery Madras
grainy, at vie, 114. to 27e. ; unclayed Manilla, 21e. to
176 E. tid. Refined dried goods are in moderate re, nest, but
firm prices are paid.
Corers.--For plantation Ceylon there is 3 fair steady
demand at last week's eurreasy.
TEA continues rutberquiet.
Hum.—About 2.-i0 puns. sold at full prices, chiefly I )e-
-nierara, at le. OA. to Is. 75d. ; pale Leeward., Is. h:ci.
to Is.
Cortigi.—There is only & limited demand at :.bout last
week's prices.
JrrE.—About 1,50 U bales sold at fully the previous
value.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41s. ¶M. ;
Petersburg ow the spot, 435. 641. to !Al. ; June,
tid. to 9d.; October to Deoember, Me. bd. to 9d. ; De-
cember, 445. 9d. to 4t.s.
PARTICI.

. or TALLOW.
1864. na nos. 1 -37 -
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Stock ea band this day.. casks 44,183 SUDO *2OO 111,077
Delivery last week
Ditto 11, ,in lat June 1,498 2,012 2,863 1,673
Arrival last week bt4 776 3,1110 48
DOW lr.ali lit June smtd
400 81 9 o es
a. di a 41.4. a. d. .A. 4. ti.
Pricelr.C. on spot this day '4O 6 40 0943 0 143 0 0
DIM Town lam rriday

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Arrival for the week endise lath June lad /ear, WO cad;
awl delivery. 1452 eaaks. The arrival last week owspriwati
casks from Odessa.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

(THIS DAY.)
The supply of beasts is again short, and trade is brisk fur
them. Prices are higher in all descriptions with a ready sa/e.
In • few instances our top quotations are exceeded. Thu
number of steep is also small, but quite equal to
the demand. Prices on the average are about the same as
before. Trade is still bad for lambs. t'boios calves aro
dear, but other kinds are • dull trade. Our foreign supply
consists of 1,250 beasts, 7,590 sheep, 115 calves, and 5 psi%
From Scotland there are 1:A beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk,
1,690; and 240 from the northern and mid land counties.
I Iff SWINI of Sibs d. d. Per stone of elm. a 4.5. d
Best Soots, Strada 5 4 01 Best Dos& 114.1s1s8h 5 5 4
Seat Short-horns 2 4, Best Lneg-w0015.... 0 0 to
Second •wil beasts 9 b 61 Do. do. Shorn.... 4 5 0
calm ....... . 4 0 4 Ewes & sewed qua 0 0 •
3 4 5 I Da do. Shona ... 4 4 6
Beat Des& filf brads 0 0 0, lambs
Beasts at market. 9.:40: sheep and lambs, 25,250 , salves. 164;
pip 440.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a continued steady
inquiry for hops of all descriptions at last week's prices.
The plantation accounts this morning are decidedly wane,
fly being very generally on the increase.

Oiroao, JUNE 8. —Dtoßatts.—ln •congregation
holden this morning, at 9 o'clock (being the first day of
Trinity or Act Term), the following degrees were con-
ferred :—Master. of Arta : Rev. John Stanley Cheshire,
Oriel College ; and Rev. William Awdry (fellow), Queen's
College.
THE LATE STRIKE ON THE NORTH EASTERN
RAI I.WA T. —The fact that 800 men formerly in the employ
of the North Eastern Railway Company are still out of
employment in consequence of the late strike of the en
gine-drivers and firemen on the line is canting much dis-
cussion in railway circles, and meetings have been held
with a view of giving them relief and obtaining situations
for them on other lines of railway. The men have been
receiving a weekly allowance from the Engine-drivers and
Fireman's United Society, the money having been obtained
by a weekly levy of 3a. on the drivers and 2s. on the fire-
men employed on the various lines throughout the king-
dom. The sum has, however, now been lowered, a meet-
ing of the United Society having recently determined,
" that with the view of getting all members of the
society to subscribe to the levy, it be reduced
from :4. to 2.. drivers, and from 2a to Is. firemen per
week." At a s ibsequent meeting. just held, the subject of
the men was again brought before the committee, and
after a lung discussion the following resolution
to :—" That relief be given fairly and indiscriminate
the members who stood out for one month, and who are
now out of work through the strike on the North Eastern
Railway, awl that they be advised, one and all, to seek
employment." The central committee of the Eogino
Drivers and Firemen's United Society have decided on
" inviting a nmetiug of directors, shareholders, superin-
tendence, and enginedrivess and firemen, with the view to
a erttlement of present disputes, and to provide fur such
harmonious action as would prevent misunderstandings
leading to strikes'.