The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-04 00:00:00

MARIBT&

TALLOW YIVISDAT Emirs —lle billow market vd,
dr. today. N 144 441. /AL : lel to rept:Luber. Na It to elk
Oauber to December, Nye. M. to 469. 94.. and Deadaber. 646

HIDES AND LEATHER—The month of June Is imam,
period of rather restricted Imaluau in Um leather market, law
the peat month NM not been marked by may great
the ter:muttons have reached a full avenge of the sear.,
In the absence of any large swam of fresh leather the
has milked to keep prim* of almost all articles steady, magi
little, If any, advition to the stocks on hand. Very little
merlon apparently has hitherto been made on the market
the low value of money, and It is satisfactory to Mid that
speculative feeling has arisen ; but we may no km expect that
the Influence of cheap mousy will indirectly promote AO est,
don of the demand is raw goods the transit:Moos, exclusive
the River Yhite hides sold to arrive, have not been extetan,
and mark scarcely any change In prices. The imports are busk:
rate, ald the stocks on hand small. At Lesdehhall yestes4.,
there was a small supply of treats fonds. but the demised
limited and prices unchanged. The articles enumerateduharing heen wanted throughout the pelt month we alane
re SEW
saleable.—,Yroni the circular of Messrs. T. J. and T. Peep,
dated July 3.)

corroN.—layszpooL, JULY & —The dad eery 'mew
but only resulting In a moderate business at rather islesci4;
prices, and the following quotations are barely obtainable &J.
mated sales turfy 8,000 bales, Including 1.000 speetnau..4
and export. 3.000 American, Oil. to 131. t. ; Sup Pemm.
12.1. to 121 d. ; 50 Maranbam, 121 d. to I.M. : 700 Murk. aui
Behla,lod. to 12d.: 250 Egyptian, l 4 d. to ISd.; 3,414 am*
Old. to Bit ; Bengal, Salads, itc., old. to 7fd. China bit!.
900 Peru, 9,i. to 11d. lliddllog Bowan, 11d. : !lobar. 114
Orleans, 1114.: fair open Egyptian, 15141. Pernam, 19.1.;
lath Surat. 9d.: Dona, 60.

cons.—Bopron, Jut! S.—A very small ripply of gram al %IT
market, the demand was good for fresh thrashed samples st
fatly lace rates. A good Inquiry for spring corn at ime.l
favour of the grower. Wheat, red, Os. to Ws. ; whik, 71,
Beans, 47a. to Ns. Oats, 2ls. to tea.

attuned line, nth
brit:b.!, isnot J ELY. AsoZlie wessatia.
obiewrh.hatrhi.r! fo ear gee
this
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jay.
but it will be a week or so before such fa generally the case, or
about a fortnight later than usual. Since yesterday the km.
pasture has been much colder, with east wind. At this &ye
market, with the exception of tine tkleeaGhirka wheat, of which
there were buyers at ad. per boll reduction. bud.liss am of a
retail character, holders being firm at previous rlllllll. Flour
generelly without change. bayen offering Out per 'ark fees thus
last week. Oat' in some ewe M. per boll cheaper for }well,.
Oatmeal steady. For barley, beams , peas, and Indian corn longer
prices were required.

CATTLE.--Borrniaz. JCL, 3.—Trado ruled retro, sleek to-
day: nevertheless nearly everything' was sold. Mutton wade
from Sa. ed.: to 7a Park. 3s. 441- to 1a bd.
per stone of Site. sinking the offal.

004M—L4lmor, JULY c—Holywoll Lalo, les W.. West
Hartley, 17c ad.. West Riding Hartley, 165.. Walls Fad Has.
well, 19a ad. Walls Cod OriOaal Hartlepool. 19a. Waal
Had South Hartlepool, 16a.: With Had Taiwan Grange, 17s.
--Ships at market. 2K; sold. 20.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mee tar Mar. Total, TotaI,RAILWAY& open. roger& dandles. 1047. 1844.
Week ending April 28. L L L
Great Indian Yeniunda .. 162 8,218 37,54 43,515 :5,a6
Week ending April 89.
Northern of Burn", Ayrea. 19
Week ending May 4.
Mader—fionth West Una Nil
North West Line. 14$
Week ending May 18.
Bahlairdliaaltsedios Nil
Week ending June 14.
Grand Trunk of Canada —LIT?
Week eadhig Jane • &
. . •

6k Cl

6.839 6.c9T
1;.37 1,44

13,652 •3,37

Limerick and kinds
Limerick and Forma .. 103
Waterford and killeany 9l 196
Waterford and Limerick
Vicek ending June D.
Pembroke and Tenby IT
Week ending -
I Cornwall June r.
666 1.064

Itle It
3.35 34
1.543 1,34

437 -

11.111. I.W

£53 11,53 31,012 317,775 31. es
Great Narthern
Lancashire and Yorkshire. 403 31,221 VAS 11,114 aos
Loudon, Chatham, et Dover
& Mat. Et & Branches . 136 13.045 1,883 14,931
Metre Btof L. C. & D l3f 3.271246 3,517 3.2.
London & North Western 1333 66,511 66.741 t 13-,0046 130,4
ILnadon and South Western 21,334 8,170 30,104 —llaarßestef,B9tithlaneticak,

and Ahrliana
Manchester Sheilleid, and
Lincolnshire II T. 664 15.005 22.600 2171
midland Ban 25,025 21,896 68.9. M SO!!
NorthStaffordshirD(L&C ) 208 8,610 9:91
South Devon 1414 1,816 6,04 4.:19
Ulster 1,848 MPS 3,117 11w

- 1.184 401 1,586 1,119

Tim CArrLa PLanus.—For the week ending the
29th June, one fresh outbreak has been reported ; viz.,
at East Ham Level, in Essex. Eleven cases of cattk
plague are reported to have occurred during the week,
being a decree.. of 2on the previous return. Nine of the
(linseed animals were killed, and two died. Them were
20 healthy cattle slaughtered to prevent the spread of
the dines... The total number of cattle reported to have
been attacked in Great Britain since the commencement
of the plague is 278,720, and 56,894 healthy cattle hoe
been elaughtered to prevent the spread of the disease.
Ties Norrimomax BUTCHERS AND THZ
VEAL. QUESTION.—Yesterday afternoon • meeting of the
Nottinghambutchers was held at the Hide and Skin Not.
ket for the purpose of taking into consideration whet
steps should be adopted with reference to the white reel
question. Mr. C. W. Simkin was in the chair, and there
was • good attendance. A discussion took place, which
was entirely friendly to the stopping of the system of
bleeding glees prior to killing, and • resolution was uni•
nimously adopted, to the effect that the meeting pledo
themselves not to bleed calves before killing them, and
to use their best efforts to induce the trade generally
to adopt the same resolve.
AN INTELLIGENT JURYMAN.—WO often hear of
the humours of the bench and the bar, but the jests of
the jury box, if only collated, would be quite as amusing.
The other day, in the Supreme Court here, a civil cue
was on trial. The suit was important, the herrn
laboured, and a full day was occupied. The jury were
faithful and attentive, and one Prussian jurymen, of Be'
marckian face, was eterred to be specially sagacious sal
interested. At length, the case being argued, the jun
retired, but soon sent back the message that one of the:
number could not speak • word of English, much less se
demand one. It was the intelligent juryman, who hs.'.
sat with the rapt expression of fidelity and interest 11
through the day, who had been the special object to whirr
the counsel on both sides addressed their pleas, and wk.
only revealed his misfortune when, being asked for kr
cpinion in the jury room, he oonfesaed he didn't rerfteke:
—Nero York Tina, June 7.
A NSW FURY or LOTTERY.—A singular, and we
believe novel, form of lottery has been resorted to 41
tobacco dealer in this city. He pute a hundred-dollar lel
in one of the many hundred tinfoil packages of ehessisi
tobacco which be sends out every day, so that every raj.
chaser get. not only • package of tobacco, but a chance e'
one hundred dollars. The scheme has been so suecessfi
that rival dealers have been entirely driven out of ti
field. This plan of pushing sales is applicable to nog
other kinds of business. It might, for instance. k
adopted by publishers of popular periodicals. Why net
instead of loading every half-dosen subscribers with
sewing-machine, or a tea service, slip a fifty-dollar is
into one of every thousand or ten: thousand copies pat 4
lin wrappers? Think of the joy of the mother IS
children when, on cutting the leaves to get at the poet'.
or that repertory of wisdom, " The Family Column. 5
new fresh greenback dropped out. How the anecdotes's'
the moral paragraphs would be seasoned by such a
fall !—Ness York Nation, June 20.

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