The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-04 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—LinuiPooL, Die 3.—Market (Met ; prim egi
irregular. &Limited lake today 8,000 bake, kale lAA
weeulaticm mod effort 2,000 AZIMICSO, NA to : 000
Partum, *c., 70. to Md. : 200 Maraoham, 71d. to 7 - 100
Macefo and Bathe. 6d.; 300 itio. 71 to 74d. i Joo 6401-0.0...
61d. to 12d.; 4.750 ,Burnt, ad. to 6 .; Beinol. Sande, ke ,
aid. to W.; VA Pez,4 Pak uerah 5/1. ; lair Uoiira.
wuttee, 66d.: lair Id.: fair Bengal, 4 : fair is
Memad
tiam 90. ; tak henast, ; middling &wads, iii. ; middling
°.

OVITON GOODS.—MAIMIRMIIt, yarn market
continues flat, and only a small business has been tnuulmed
Prices per lb. under laat week's
been The feeling.
of d under which the market labouring sin
somewhat more seriously felt In cooseq of reports thatgr.
John Baynes, one of the oldest anti most respectable spinners
and manufactunrs at Blackburn, had stopped parmeof. nth
afternoon there was a meeting of his principal creditors at llao.
cheater, and the statement of his 'dein was so far astislackt,
that It was arranged that he should continue to carry on
nem, and again lay the state of his affairs before them at the egad
of the nest six months. In cloth the depression of the market
has motioned without abatement shine buff Tuesday, and prior,
have been molar, atough IS is almost Impossible, from the
absence of business, to soy exactly to what extent value,
given way. To-day sellers have only to get offers at exoestinsly
low priers, and the market closes upon a very small automat of
svnann,-einon

WOOLLEN.—Lanne, Die. 3.—The attendance of maniac.
taxers and merchants at the cloth halls this morning has been
small, and the transfer of goods has also been limited. As is
customary at this period of the year few transactions of any
Importance have taken place, and the selections which have
been made have beeu entirely of a sorting-up description In
consequen.m of many of the wholesale hones being now en.
gaged. In making preparations for stocktaking, few re.
vas of out town houses have been present, and
one who have made their appearance have 'mimed
themselves with making purchases solely in a...me:owe
with their Immediate requirements, end have not been
much engaged even In making choice of spring sample,. but
appear more Inclined to wait until the commencement of the
season than to speculate to any amount before the trade has
fairly set In. In the coloured cloth ball the demand baa main
been very miscellaneous, and has embraced a sprinkling of pinto
cloths, together with a few coatings and tweeds ; but the trans-
actions in all cases have been conducted with great unbolt.
Tweeds, which have been in such extensive demand, do not new
form any exception to the general treader of ordinary geode,
but are equally carefully selected, and purchases are only made
where necemity requires. Stocks are new Lst accumulating, and
purchases are made upon much easier terms than they were a
short time ago. The cold weather may perhaps be said to bare
caused a little more animation In the heavy goods dgartmees
of the white cloth hall, as a few parcels of beavers and Ewers
have changed hands. which Is not generally the case at this ad-
vanced period of the season, but as the previous transactions
which have taken place have generally been upon the hank*.
mouth principle, orders which now come in have to be execund
from the stocks now In the hands of the manufacturers ; the
amount of busbies done has, however, not been large, jut
simply what may be termed the " gleaning" of the season. the
white hair.list trade has not shown any signs of alteration, !sat
baa again been conducted upon the same limited scale as pre
viously reported, and the business done has been merely
nominaL

Dee. 7.—At to-day's market a moderate mpely
of Inglish wheel, which sells slowly at prices rather In West
of buyers. Foreign neglected, although holders would give my
ls. tots. per qr. on all bat the very best descriptions ; still this
reduction does not induce boyars to operate, except in retail ,e
immediate requirements. Barley of all descriptions ratter
dearer. Bras and peas unaltered Oats more off more 11..4
at rather more money. Foreign arrivals for the week :—Whest,
10,169 qrs. ; barley, 492; oats, 829; beans, 9,670; peas,
Wet, MS.

leswicH, Die. S.—There was a moderate supply of wbus
offering to-day. &yen were unwilling to operate unless at
decline of L. to Ye per qr., which farmers generally ware in.
disposed to accept, so little business was done. Barley not 10
freely shown as of late, and all qualities were la per qr. dare
Beans and peas firm.

UM*. DiC. 3.—We have a very theatre wheat marts,
but as factors do not press sales prices most be written out,
luny as last week. A sharp demand for barley at Et per
advance. Oats and beans more Inquired after, and mks.
favour of sellers.

LIT WOOL, D.C. 3.—Today's market way fairly attended, sad
for wheat there war an improved demand at about prams
prices. Flour neglected, but prices remain unchanged. lute
corn iu limited request at about la per quarter decline fits
last market day. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. Beans ,Zarr.
Man), ed. per quarter dearer. You inactive, and Ia per guns
lower.

Luis, Die. 3.—The weather continued open to the end of the
week : early yesterday morning we had a violent gale of wind,
with sleet, from the north-west At to-day's market the sappy
of wheat was short ; good dry qualities maintained hut wee
prices : samples wanting condition were a dull sale, end Is v
qr. cheaper. Barley lees showing than last week, end prices is
per qr. higher, choice malting making 444. per qr. Brink;
qualities 6d. to Is. per qr. dearer. Beans and oats, prime tt.
altered. Per imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat, white, nes.
weight. 6111 a to gate. per imperial bushel, 76a to 80s. ; din
red, alibi. to nibs., 06a. to 70e.: barley, best Chevalier mat
tag. Maw to Whs.. 41s. to 44a ; ditto runs, Chevalier did..
albs, to Allbs., 395. to 41s. ; este, Stabs. to Sax.. 2.55. to to
beam, esios. to oaths., 465. to 48s. ; peat maple, 63114, to 6111..
465. to 480.

NIWCA.ITLI-UPON-Tut; DEC. 3.—The weather has at kart.
assumed a wintry appearance, severe frost, with a good coverts:
of mow. At our market this morning we had a moderate sho
of wheat from the growers with fair arrivals from the coast. stl
the major part having passed direct. Into the hands of the Mlles
• very subdued feeling pervaded the trade, so few transmit.
occurring as to render our quotations comparatively somas:
The same remarks will apply to Boar. Baiting barley be:
firmly. Grinding less Inquired for. Beans and peas quite a
dear. Oats held for IL advance, which tends to check sai

SALESEICRT Dec. 3.—There was a moderate supply of all
seriptions of grain, bat rather a thin attendanoe of buys:
Budoess In wheat was limited, and prices were the turn Mims:
of the buyer. No alteration in the price of flour, with a dull.:.
Good malting mmples of barley were In request., at tall prices
but other qualities were a dull sale at little I.pe money. The e
guides for malt were inactive, and maintained late rata I:
other descriptions of grain trade dull, and prices nominally m
altered. Wheat, Bea. to 78a. ; barley, 335. to 465. ; oats, Ma
Us. : beaus, ins. to 5;15.: peas, 40s to 54a. ; rye, 20a. to Ms pe
qr. ; tares. ss. od. to 7a per bushel ; flour, 465. to 525, per not
malt, 655. to 72a. pea qr.

CATTLE—SLUM(Iir, Dec. i—Ogir market this mornln.
was again very largely supplied with beast., but good thin,
were somewhat scarce, there heirs a greater demand for the
description of animal, and late plum were firmly maintsolml
In rougher setts transactions ruled glow, but at length a dear
anoe was effected, though at little eager rates. The supply ot
mates* was not so large as at the last two or three markets.
but notwithstanding sale were dull, and on all descripume
there wen a small decline. Very little business doing in TI MM,
fee being on offer. The pig market was well represented auk
all descriptions, and a good deal of business was done, pried
remaining about the same. Bed ox beef, Ile. dd. to lb td
per score cow and heifer ditto, 10e. to if,.dd. : madam 0.
to ; downs, d.:
to fa. to 7til.: fresh pork, 7,1 to
7id Peso bacon. ad, to hid. : dr r ailtto, 9d. to Hid.: swan
packets per score, In. to 9s. ad bona pip,a. t,
]d.: sweet pickled hams, 9d to l per (lurk'
old store pip, lls. to 14e. each.

TRLFFIe RETURNS.
SAIMAA= !Ibis fir Mir- 'h W, Ti.
owe. mon. &sada. 19w. 106.
Week ending Nov. IL A f t A
Detroll and.o.liinukee.... 110 —.— 8,724 SlO

Great Western of Canada . 349 13.313 13..344

Week eadlng Nov. 90. .
Glasgow at South Western. 249 10,948 MIA
Week ending Doc. 1.
Metropolitan

BREAK-DOWN ON !EX LONDON AND Nonni WE,.
TI MN RAlLwAY.—Yeatarday, the London mail and nein.
mena r,train was detained for nearly an hour at l'pta
three miles from Shrewsbury, in consequence d
an accident which had blocked the line. About dens
o'clock a goods train was proceeding along the down list
for Shrewsbury and Chester, when the tyre of one of tas
wheels broke as the train wee mounting • steep bank' ata
the wagons being thus suddenly checked ran into co
another, causing some damage and blocking up the list
On the arrical of the mail the officials of both trains, silif
by some of the passengers, set to work, and in the ono
of less than an hour a way was made for the etpc*
which proceeded on its journey, the passengers banii
suffered no greater inconvenienoe than that of an hart
detention on a bitterly cold day. It is only nine days*
an accident precisely similar in its details, but Worn•
netely attended with loss of life, happened on the star
spot.
Rear your infants with Du BARRY'S RIVALEV-;
CnilOniAra POWDER, In tins at It cups, ;24 cups, sa 6.
48 cogs, lie. ; Sou cups, lea. ; 676 cups, Us., or One WAY P'
cup. it is more Aclieions, Villa, and nourishing than
best concentrated beef. Also to strengthen invalids r;
delicate children.—De Barry Oa, 77 Ragent-guadrant
London. and all grocers and cbentsla—rAstvarliseinanti