The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-09 00:00:00

NEWARK, Nov. 7.—The
barley maintained their
per qr. cheaper. For i
moved off at fall rates.

zis. • rye, 16e. to 17i.
seconds, 435. to 4C4.

NEWBURY, Nov. B.—'
this day; the trade slow.
ports 2s. per qr. lees m
pretty well at former
cheaper. Beans and oats
EDINBURGH, Nov. 7.—As compared with last as*
wheat was L. down on top, and. Bd. down on acme.
Barley was same on top, and Bd. down on awn%
Oats were ls. up on top, and Bd. up on average. UN
were 6d.er up onimper top, and la. 4d. down on
Prices pial q :—Wheat, 48s, 6d. sitreelit
barley, Ss. to 50s. ; of ilea l9s. to 365.; beans, S5Ol. to ek;

CATTLE.-Blawntoitaii, Nov. 8.-There was a atoll
rate supply of beasts on offer today ; the trade for *
about Tuesday's rates. The supply of sheep was
and a clearance mule at late pnees. Calves a tool
supply. Fat pigs a limited supply. Beef, 6d. to 71d.
lb. • mutton, Bd. to 811.
_per lb. ; veal, 6A, to sr
baconi pigs, Bs. 9d. to 91. 6d. per score ; PorUt ditto, go!
1 to 10e. per score.
BargroL, Nov. 8.-We had • larger supply fined*
our market to-day than we have seen here far smog
weeks. It included upwards of 100 Irish animals, hot *
far she majority of those on offer came from the kilo
distiicts, farmers probably being milieu' to get flies og
their hand', owing to the long continuance of go
weather. Trade was dull, except fur loot di,
scriptione, but as there were very few Ripe*
quality animals on offer a large number reassinag et
hand. Beat descriptions realised 70s. per cwt. but Wass
samples could only be sold at low prices, from 60.. tsgm
being an avenge quotation. We also had a capitals's*
of sheep, most of them being of excellent quality. 7ti4
was dull, and holden had to submit to a marked nitwit.
in price, best wethers being sold at Rd. per lb., nolo
70., and inferior samples at 7d. per lb. A large no*
remained on hand till a late hour. Heavy consigemoo
of store cattle have arrived from Inland this week. Um
is very little doing in store sheep at present. Am sm.
supply of pigs, and trade was a little better on Weargeht
but pricers were again down to-day, and bacon pip Noulii
about 95., and porkers from 9s. to 9e. 3d. per MR A
short supply of horses, and trade very quiet.
NOTTINGHAM, Nov. 7.-At to-danay's market theme.
about an average supply of sheep, d the attesemo
was moderate. The tone of the demand ruled mow,
and, except for the best samples, late rates were**
difflculty maintained. The show of lambs au friar&
and the inquiry proved steady at nominally un.ltarderk
The demand for pigs was quiet, and prices were ratkoit
buyers' favour. Quotations:-Mutton, 7d. to 84, No
lb.; pork, 7s. to Ba. per stone of 141 b. Store shosp, it
to 525. each.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 7.-The supply of cattle this waa
ing was less than at last market, the number beisok
or a decrease of 104 head. The demand beim; gook a*
were readily effected at prices fully higher thin lbw A.
twined this day week. Top price, 9s. 3d. ; current, Bak
to Rs. 9d. ; middling and inferior, 7s. 3d. to tie. pit she,
The supplyof sheep was 4,928, being 24 more this y
market. Wes were slowly effected, and the prime ello
week were barely maintained. Extreme top wise, go.;
current, 714. to Bd. ; ewes, 6d. to 7d. per lb. At Ws
close a considerable number were unsold. Fed
brought ss. 6d. to6s. 6d. per stone ; six to eight weeks cilia.,
sg. to 9s. 6d. a head. Numbers in market :-Fat esti*
310 ; store cattle, 167 • milk cows, 11 ; fat sheep, 4,918;
store sheep, 536 ; pigs, 394.

CHEESE.—SALTSBCBT, Nov. B.—At to-day's =kit
we had a less supply of cheese than at our last es*
though there was a fair show of good quality of Imola
samples being very scarce. There was not a ve7 M
attendance of buyers, and it was a hanging trade tug*
oat the day, prices declining generally from ls. to bi
roes
cwt. A few good lots, as also several parcel' of roe*
sorts, remained unsold at the close of the market Pao
ran as follows:—Skims, 265. to 325. ; half-cowards,sl.•
565. ; Somersets, 60s. to 665.; and Cheddars, 661.001
per cwt.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mlles Pae- Mow. UN. TIN
gATLWATS. open. =gen Oland= 1811
Week ending Sept. 1. L E t I
Great Southern of India 79 463 026 LON 78
Week ending Oct. 6.
Dublin and Noah ....
Week ending Oct. 20.
Grand Trunk of Canada 1377 13,673 17,473 31,151 Mr
Week ending Oct. 21.
S.AustrianLombardy&C.L
((south Austrian Line) _1316 38.021 31,358 art iti2
Lombardo & Cent. Italy 479 12,294 8,333 Wit 1111
Lines of the Piedmont 649 11,113 11,230 NAN kl
Week ending Nov. 3.
North Emitern 1220t 21,318 62,208 73,5 N IN
Week ending Nov. 4.
Belfast and County Down 441 467 238 IN 1
Briatol and Exeter l34i 3,467 3,209 6* II
Great Eastern 704 18,3 M 21,077 38,381 31,11
Ai aocheeter,tiouthJuncttoe,
and Altrineham
North British

NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY. —A meeting of sWA
holders in this company was held yesterday, at Live*
Mr. Stitt in the chair. Mr. Beaumont, a director, snail,
and in the course of his address made some serum
marks on the conduct of Mr. Hodgson, the china
the company. It was ultimately resolved that Ur.
suss
should be empowered to represent the Liverposl
holders at the forthcoming meeting at Ediuburgh,tars
wish was expressed that he should be placed on the emit
The feeling of the meeting was decidedly apisst
lit
Hodgson ; and great. dissatisfaction was expressed spat
the committee of investigation, who, it was
making the worst of the matter, had considerably it'
fishes
the property of the company. The &La=
lishes a long letter from the chairman to the
in which Mr. Hodgson further replies to the report of the
Committee of Investigation—and, in partieular,=s
the history of his hard and but lately
struggle for the recognition of the Waverley roan si
through route, strives to show that " a temporary odor'
ture from the strict rule, whereby the limits id madams
out of revenue and out of capital have been de11:446
justified or necessitated by regard for the future isneW
of the company. Mr. Hodgson disputes in &Wise
action that the difficulties of the company mainly so
from excessive expenditure in the locomotive 416
ment ; sharply criticises the method which he sushi
have been pursued in the examination of Mr. LOA
the company's accountant, u intended to (0)411110
for a foregone conclusion in the mind of the WNW:
and, in conclusion, deprecates an application to per lissol
for powers of arrangement, which would, be are
No
abandonment of much that has been won at Inaryccetni
by great perseverance. He recommends a twelrenalles
patience and husbanding of resources ; and exPoul:
" strong conviction that if the suspended mown
cleared off as proposed, the revenue will speedilyjr"
Welt more than equal to all obligations in respect st
ference dividends, with a surplus for ordinary alias'
holders."
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