The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.-WZMITBDAY EVENDIG.— The market sal
quiet today. Spot and December, 425. 9d. to 4:,..
January to March 435. to 43a. 3d. ; March, Ca. 9,1.
April to June, 435.' 9d. Deliveries to last evening,
casks ; arrivals, 4,537 casks.

LEATHER.—The transactions in leather have again
been limited in extent during the past week. On Tuesday
the supply of fresh goods was not large, in constquence of
the bad drying weather, and the attendance of buyer,
being small only a short amount of business WAS trans•
acted. No articles were specially in request, and pnces
were unaltered.

COTTON.—Lfvuteoor., Dec. 11.—Market very quiet;
prices favouring buyers. Estimated sales to-day, 7,000
bales, including 1,000 speculation and export. 2,0*
American, 6d. to ; 600 Pernam, &c., lid. to tad..
600 Mannbain, ad. to 64.1. • 100 Maceio and Bah*
71d. to Bd. ; 300 Rio, lid. to 741. ; 600 Egyptian, 6td. to
11 jd ;30 Smyrna, 6d. to 7d. • 2,570 Surat, Cad. to 6td. ;
Bengal, &Wide, Re., ; 200 Peru, 70. to aid. Fair
Dho ; fair Oomrawntise, ; fair Broach,
6d. ; fair afel. ; fair Egyptian, iid. ; fair Perna
7id. ; middling Boweda, 74d. ; middling Orleans, 70. ,

CORN.—Boarox, Dec. ll.—There wu a fair supply of
wheat at our market ; the demand brisk, at L. to
&demos. Spring corn was 6d. to Is. higher. Red, 665. to
bSa. ; white to 775. Beans, old, 52a. to 545. ; new, 4S. to
50s. Oats, 245. to 33a. Peas, 475. to 555.

GLASGOW, Dec. 11.—After two or three tights of keen
frost at the end of the week, the weather has become uu.
seasonably mild. This day's market was pretty well at-
tended, but the sales of wheat were on a limited scale, the
larger buyers having previously bought freely ; the above
noted advance (which applies only to American and
Egyptian wheat) was fully sustained. Sack flour sold
more readily, but barrels met a slow sale at previous rate,.
Barley 6d. per boll dearer. Scotch oats firm, but Irish, m
well as oatmeal, were in favour of buyer.. ream 6d. lower
to sell. Beans steady, and Indian corn, from scarcity,
nearly supported last quotations.

CATTLE—Bourtiact, Dir. 11.—The trade for best
beet WU brisk ; but kw all alas very slack. Beef made from
3a. to sa. ed. ; muttes, Is. Bd. to Be. ; veal, ae. to 6e ;
pork, 3s. 2d. to 4s. 2.d., per stone of iilbs., sinking the
offaL

COALE—Limnos, Dcc. 11.—Hastinp Hartley, 18a3d. ; Holywell Main, 19a. ; Walls End Harton, 19e. 6d. ;
Walla End Haswell, 21e. td. ; Walls Ead Polisher Prim.
rose, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Tarlatan, 19e. ; Walls Ead
Hartlepool, 20a. 6d.—Ships at market, 29 ; sold, 23.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mlles tan- Mar. TOW. Told,
ltsll WAYS. eyes. geneses. ehandiee. 1887. 1681
Week endhe Oct. 8. 4
Great Indian Peninsula 852 7,956 11,959 19,925 15,255
Week ending Oct. 7.
Northern of Buenos Ayres. 19 - - 619 551
Week ending Oct. H.
Madre-Youth WeetLine. 422 - - 6,964 6,711
North West Llne. 153 - 1,239 1,144
Week ending Nor. 2.
Dahlia/id Ban Francisco Tilf 190 585 773 649
Week ending Nov. ZS.
Grand Trunk ei Canada 1827 - - 29,210 26,817
Week ending Dec. 8.
Limerick and .als
Limerick and tome
Waterford and =canny 3l 88 301 389 235
Waterford and Limerick
Week ending Dee. 7.
Pembroke and Tenby - - V* 202
Weekll ending Dec. &
Cornwa
Great Seaters 7OOB 13.370 22.399 15,769 34,.14g
Great Northern
Great Western 1144 2-,1151 39.585 88.992 67.5.13
Lancaeltire and Yorkshire. 441 14,798 30,114 45,012 43,710
London, Chatham a Dover
& Met. Es. & Branches . 138 6,356 1,797 8.151 7.238
Metro. Pg. of LC. & D l3 1,245 134 1,781 1,793
Loudon& North Western 1331i 46,591 72,715 118,377 115.244
Londonand South Western 503 12,473 7,105 19,578 19,5 M
lianonseter. Shintoist, gad
Lincolnshire 648 4,471 16,487 11.138 91,584
lianchester,Southlunctioa,
and altriuchain - 851 396 1.247 1.241
Midland 930 13,897 38.741 61,616 48,560
North London ll 3,550 1,979 5,529 6,129
North Fitadordahlre (it&C )V4 - - 8,012 8,103
South Dsvon
Moto. 1 1.578 1.31* 1,810 2.190

Tax 81118IDY QCZBTION AND TiE MAIL. St/t-
-wit—A report from a venial eseamittee appointed by the
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce so this inibiect was read
at the meeting of the Donnell yesterday. It recommended
that the whole question of subsidies eboabi be actively
taken up by the chamber next year, with a view to obtain
• perfectly free competition in future amongst steam com-
panies for the conveyance of the ocean mails. During the
discussion on the report, it was stated that the Cunard
Company's oontraot was only for one year, but it most be
borne in mind that they had asked to have it extended for
ten year, upon one year's notice being given ; and it was also
pointed out that unless notice was given to the Weet India
Company this month the contract would have to be con.
'gimlet' for three years longer. The report was adopted,
and it was decided to send a copy to the Postmaster.
General.

RAITENINO AT SUEFFIgLD.—On Tuesday morning
the wheel-bands and nuts which had been rattened at the
Remooe Grinding Wheel, Stannington, belonging to Mears.
Sorby and Sons, saw manufacturers, Sheffield, were foiled
bye grinder in their employ hidden under an old tree,
under the debris of a wall which had been pushed does
for the purpose of biding them. It appears that a law
grinder, named Aabby, • superior artisan employed by
Messrs. Sorby at the Trafalgar wheel at Sheffield, rare
notice to Broadhead, the then secretary of the mice,
some time before the commission, that be intended to with.
draw. He was not in arrears at the time. He dime-
tinned paying, and has not paid since. Lae* week three
members of the committee waited upon him, and handed
him a note containing particulars of the sum which, as
they alleged, he owed to the union. They told Lim they
would be obliged if he would see them about it on Sam-
day, and said they would take the money at 6d, per week.
He took no notice whatever of the message, and ea Moe
day morning his employers' bands were gone. This is the
only circumstance which, on the old method of ding
things, seems to connect the union with the outrage. no
prompt restoration of the bands is attributed to the fed
that Messrs. Sorby had stopped allthe saw grinders in their
employ, and intended to keep them idle until the property
was restored. Another rattening in connection with the
saw-grinding trade was committed at Owlerton on Monday
night or Tuesday morning, in the wheel which forms part
of the building of the paper mill. Five bands, and nuts to
correspond, used by two men named Wild and Proctor. or
Crookes, but probably the property of their employer, Mr.
S. Brittain, of Doctor's Fields, were taken. The men have
not paid to the union since July. On Tuesday night they
had an interview with the committee, but without result,
as the committee said they knew nothing about the mattes
and were taken by surprise.
Tun BUBI:LINA E' xpLosiort.—A Greek sailor,
named G. Franghissa, one of the crew of this vessel, his
died at the Norther' Hospital at Liverpool.

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