The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-31 00:00:00

.MARKETS.

LONDON MEEKLY DOCK EKTURNEL—Dec. 28.
I Imposed. Deliver& 11.Steck. Me.

BVO4I—W.I. Mr& &Deal 2,540
De. ben & bap! 1,038
Mantillas
Mat lottla
Siam
Manila ...... 9,508
HAMM boxes'
kallanombdocadra
packages
Beet Root ..... casks 10
bags o 2
Oorsza—W. I...packagea
Do. kin ,D=
Ceylon
Mocha
Do. ....bib. I bap 1,050
prima 6
Mbar jeakmeaa
Braill • OrilobssAlsa bags 444
0000 a lona 344
Darden
c4= 818
—383 Salt
Do. MAL
RDA tad 1,8118 —.tow 301
84M3Yant tom 50

645
$76
2,240
2,124

3,130
SDI
376
1.1163
se
900

N 1
1,175

1,1415
1,832
344

22,414 ' 22,799
6,191 I 7,843
62,860 84,816
81,1186 286, t 46

6 e 9
739,251 851,878
27,763 , 26,915
6,531 21,710
17,004 27.666
1.67111 1,26 S
MI L 426
US 764

15,975 15,561
46,730 57,997
1.631 1,301
46.706 96,119
Mt= 47,495
24,0613 f 14,712
26,758 5:,017
16,633 30,113
8.317 10,737

TALLOW.-31oitoar EvaNnto.-The tallow market
was inactive last week, the holidays interfering with bust•
ness;•prices nevertheless were very well supported in all
positions. The settlements of the few remaining contracts
for this year were effected to-day, and quotations were
somewhat easier, 42a, 9d. having been taken for devivery
in all this mouth. At the close our priors are :-Spot and
all the year, 42e. 9d. to 43e. ; January to March, 435. ;
March, 43a. 65. to 9d. ; April to June, 435. 6d. ; October
to December, 445. 6d. Town tallow, 41s. 9d. net cash.
Australian sheep, 43e. to 445. ; beef, 41s. 6d. to 425. 6d.
South American, 455. let pipes. No Odessa offering.
Coooaliut oil quiet, without change in price. enehin,
56a. to 565. 6d. ; Oeylon, 51s. to 51s. 6d. ; Sydney, 471.
to 495. good to fine. Palm oil steady ; 41a. fine Lagos.-
(From the circular of Messrs. Smith and Charles.

OOTTON.-I.mmarooL, Dac. 30.—Fair demand from
the lesla...Prk= =changed. Estimated sales to-day,
12,000 bales, including 2,000 speculation and export.
5,000 American, 64d. to Bd. ; 1,000 Fermin km, 7d. to
7411. ; 200 Maranhao, 71d. to 74d. ; 300 Rio (Santos), 131 d.
to ; 600 Egyptian, 64d. to 12d. ; 4,750 Surat, 44d. to
64d. ; Madraa ; Bengal, &nide, &0., 44d. to 40. ;
150 Peru, 741 d. to &L Fair Dhollerah, 544. ; fair Oomra-
wiattee, 54d. ; fair Broach, 54d. ; fair Bongel, 4441. ; fair
Egyptian. 74d. ; fair Penman, 71d. ; middling bored&
71111.-; middling Orleans, 74d.

WOOL AND WOUTED.—BRADFORD, Dec. 30.—This,
the last market day in the expiring year, has been scantily
attended by spinners and manufacturers. The aggregate
business done in wool, wonted yarn, and pieces has been
very small. No one seems inclined at present to operate,
and the transactions in all cues are solely to supply press-
ing wants. In wool the demand is confined to a few
small purchases in the finer descriptions, the prices of
which remain very steady. The shipping houses make
some inquiry in worsted Tarns, without doing much
business. Quotations are still weak and irregular. in
vods the business is almost nill, and prices have a
downward tendency.

CORN.—Notrurimst, Dgc. 28.—At our Exchange to.
day the supply of wheat from the fanner@ was very small,
and the condition of the grain was by no means first rate.
There was, however, a good demand, and samples realised
Is. to 2a. per qr. over the rates current this day se'unight.
The show of barley was limited, and a steady consumptive
demand was experienoed, at the extreme mates of but
week ; the best qualities were rather dearer. The demand
for oats was slow, at little or no alteration in prices.
There was a small aupply of beans, which maintained their
value. Currency to the grower:—White wheat, 745. to
795. ; red, 70s. to 73a. ; maldng barley, 435. to 475. ;
grinding, 40s. ; oats, 204. to 335.; beam, old, 525. to 545. ;
new, 48e. to 50s. per qr. Averages :—Wheat, 57 qrs., at
70a. 7d.; barley, 80 qrs. 4 bushels, at 445. 7id.; cats, 30qm,
at 30s. per qr.
CATTLE.—LTV WOOL, Dtc. 30.—There was • large
supply of stock for the season. The deman& was very
slow for beef, at much lower prices. Sheep sold at about
last week's priors. Beef, 44d. to Id. per lb ; mutton, 40.
to 7d. There were at market 2,700 cattle and 8,567 sheep.

COALS—Logi:OOg, Dcc. 30.—Tanfield Moor Bute.,
15s. 6cl. ; Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddylls
Hetton, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Hetton, 19s. 9d. ; Walls F.a
Hatton Lyons, IG.. 9d. ; Walls End Kepler Grimm,
17s. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, ex screw collier, 19s. ; Walls
End Hettoa Lyons, ex ditto, 16a. 3d.; Wells End Russell's
Hetton, 17a. 3d. ; Walls End Tunatall, 17.. ; Walls End
Caradoe, 17.. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18a. 3d ; Walls
End Kenos 17s. 6d. ; Walla End East Hartlepool, 19s.
Walls End Original Hartlepool, 19s. 9d. ; 'Walls End
South Hartlepool, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End South Durham,
17.. 3d. ; Brancepeth Cannel, 18a. 6d.—Ships at market,
101 ; sold, 77.

Lm&p.n FOR OFFICIRB AND SEAMEN.—The
following amended regulations are issued, in lieu of those
given in Notice (No. 53), dated she 30th October, 1553:
" Letters addressed to or sent by officers and seamen serv-
ing on board her Majesty's ships in tho North or South
Pacific will in future, be chargeable with the following
combined British and foreign postage, viz. :—Offioers
letters 7d. the single rate not exceeding half an ounce.
Seamen's letters, 2d. each letter."

PATENT-OFFICE MUSEUM, SOUTH KENSINGTON.—
Number of visitors for the week ending Deo. 28, 9,292.
Total number since the opening of the Museum fne dolly
(12th Mar, 1888), 1,222,160.

EFFICACY OF DR. DR JONOH'S LICHT-BROWN
Con Livffit Olt rn Cossump7loy.—lt Is now universally admitted
by the most eminent medical practitioners that Dr. de Jonah's
Cod Liver Oil is beyond all question the most valuable remedy
for consumption and diseases of the chest. No remedy so middy
restores the exhausted strength, improves the nutritive func-
tions, stops or diutinialtes emaciation, checks the perspirati on
quiets the cough and expectoration, or produces • inure marked
and favourable influence on the local malady. Dr. Waudby.
Physician to the Hereford Infirmary, bears the following high
testimony to Its efficacy from his own personal experience: -1
can take Dr. de Jonah's oil without difficulty or dislike, and with
as little Inconvenience as water alone. Nut only In my own
case, but In many others I have seen, It has caved an improve-
ment of cheat symptoms, and an increase of weight, so soon and
so lastingly as to be quite remarkable. I believe Dr. de Jrmill'i
oil to be the most valuable remedy we possess for chronic awl •
constitutional disease."—Hold only In catenated bottles, Is (-I
ea 91., mod tie. by Dr. de Jangles Yenta, Anwar, Hattori. an.l
Co., 77. Strand, London, and chemists. Beware, of proposed
sabstitutlons.---lAdvertisenient.l

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BlLUNG.—Deremher atra;i7iirdn, the wife rt Mr. W. IL
Billing. of a daughter.
BLOin.—Decumbor Ai, at Cockßold-hall, Suffolk. Lady Blois, of
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a can.
GOKTZE.—December 27, at rpper liamilton.terrace, St. John 3•
wood, the wife of J. H. Goetze, Esq., of at Ilmught:r.
LAITD.— December 27, at Ithydukly, near Rl,o)oder, the wife
of R. L Loyd, Esq., of a daughter.
MlLES.—December H. at Exeter, the wife of T. H. 2.1111e5, Eot
of a mom
lllDlNGS.—December 17, at Torrington•rillae, Le, Kent, the
wife of H. S. Skiing', C. 12., of a sou.

MARRIAGES.
ARNOLD—LITTLEWOOD.—Decentber 37, at the pariah church,
Edington, Wilts, by the Rev. A. 8. Llttlestoc.l. M.A., W. V.
Aruoid, Croydon, surrey, to Mary .truce 11.*aanl,
daughter of the Ray. 8. Littiewood, 8.D., perpetual curate of
lidington.
BLANCKRNBERB-11ASKRY.—Decerab.r TA at st. saviour's
Church, Paddington, by the Rev. W. l). elteh. H. btant true
berg.
_Esq., Raloinber Villa. Belt. ,lese. held. to Sarah
MatlblaWetater, daughter of the late W. &UAW: , r.:se.,
Mon House, Wouldham, Kent.
BROUKBBAIIIC—CAREIL—Decenther ea, :it the Town rhumb.
tit. Peter Ik/1, Guernsey, by the Rev..l. Coley. 1 Ittoot.d.ak,
Esq., of the Inner Temple, beauice, of
Carey, bailiff of Guernsey.

DEATHS.
BLAND.—December tor, at Ramsgate, the Rev. M. BLind,
F.E.8., de., aged 81.
BOWEL—December 27, at Tollbmtee-park, 1.08,10, E. Borer,
Eao. 11. D , R.. N., aged 77.
eIIANULF.H.- December 27, at Belheld. CfB3dou, Man' 'id"
of the late Mr. J. Chandler, aged 84.
CLAUDlLT.—December 27, A. J. F. (]cadet, F r.s , of Moue'.
tee road, Bereet's-part, aged 70.
GIBBOhn..-Decentbm 27. at Bath, S. Uld,ona, Fol . aced 7,
HOC/LT.—December att, at rembruke-road. EcuAuguw, Har7
Charlotte, the wife of T. A. noddy, aged 81.

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