The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LONDON WEEKLY DOCK Rzrualis.—Nov. 9
Import& Delived. Pr. Stack hat

Swum—W.l. Mal& &kcal 07
De.
Mauritius bag& brag bags' 68
Mitt lia.lia bags
Siam baskets,
Manila bap'
Havana Antes
Mortzu M uscovatio cue" MI
package& Beet Root .. ..... sass& 1.
111396
80. ball
_—
coFrrs,—vi. I...packages
D 0.... bits. o=l
Ceylon
Do. ....brim. & bags 14691
Mocha packages 121
Other It India p. Wogs' 3.904
Brasil & Costa Mos bap 1.99$
OocFoa bap 2114
ECM oreign
co= ali
Do. Mids.
MC& Lad labs —.tams 2,800
8a1.7r112i9 toss 133

4,628 40,432- 44 747
7,624 13,997 1.7,337
4,231 OLQI6 111,347
6.286 2%94 257455
0,358 719,431 761,771
968 40,479 38,401
990 11,900 27,171
Gat 24,277 29,291
1,029 , 1,145
347 2.6152 7,914
28 1,703 1, Zs

1,395 16,195 13,324
2,661 67,167 46,770
77 . 1.539 1,377
2,661 I 52,912. 33,333
S.Vg 373.636
1,165 I 26,727 1=.41

30,8 3e4ss

648 13,072 m 54
107 8,703 4,4;0

TALLOW.—Monnee EVENING.—The tallow market
continued in a very dull and inactive state throughout last
weeks and to-day prices rule still in favour of buyers. Tbe
shipment from Petersburg amount by Tebn. to 87,904
casks, and the price had declined to 4:4 s.r.,
exchange S3/1. There are uow on the way to this port
14,379 casks against 11,382 last year. The demand from
consumers is light for the time of year, and the current of
speculation to-day has been in the direction of lower
prices, the market closing quiet. Spot, 435. (id. to 435. ;
all the year, 434. 3d. to 435. ; December,
January to March, 435. 9d. to 445. ; March, 445. 3d. to
440. ; town tallow, 445., nett cash. " Sorts" are scarce and
almost nominal in price; South American,4ss., Ist pipes ;
Australian sheep, 454. to 4.5 a tid. ; mixed, 445. to 445. ii(L ;
beef, 435. to 434. 6d. No Odessa here. Cocoa nut oil quiet.
Cochin, 56a. lid, to 575. ; Ceylon, 52a. ; Sydney, 465. to
495. 6d., inferior to tine. Palm oil steady, 415., fine Lagos
—(From the Circular of Marrs. Smith and Charles.)

COTTON.— Livzsrool., Nov. 4. Market quiet, at
'lather irregular prices. Estimated sales to-day, 10,000
bales, including 1,500 speculation and export. 3,000
American, 7d. to 90. ; 300 remain, he., Sid. to 91d. lOO Maranhao', Sid. to 9d. ; 100 Maoeio and Bahia, to Md. ; 100 Rio, Sid. to Sid. ; 509 Egyptian, bid. to
Lifd: ; 5,800 Burst, 50. to 7sl. ; Madras, 61d. ; Bengal,
Scinde, 40. to sd. ; 100 Peru, 7d. to 9d. Fair
Dhollerah Nil.; fair Oomrawuttee, fid.; fair Broach, 6td.;
fair Bengal,s,ld. fair Egyptian, 9fd. ; fair Pernam, Sid.;
middling Bowels, nd. ; middling Orleans, Sid.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BaaDronn, Nov. 4.—The
Banes, which prevailed last week remains unbroken
to-day. The critical position of *Hain in Italy and the
apprehension of farther complications arising out of the
Roman question have a depressing influence on the wool
trade, causing every one to restrict business to the narrowest
Limits. The wonted yarn trade has been exceedingly
quiet. But few orders have been given out. Prices con-
tinue to be irregular. The piece trade has been very flat.
Merchants only place such orders as require immediate
execution. Prices are as low as ever.

CATTLE.—LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.—The supply of cattle
was larger, of sheep lees than on last Monday. The de-
mand very dull for cattle, at about last week's prices.
Good beef very scarce. Sheep very dull, but prices are
rather higher. Beef, Od. to ltd. ; mutton, 4ga. to 61d.
per lb. Cattle at market, 2,821; sheep, 7,374.

COALS.-LowooN, N0v.4.-Hastings Hartley, 18.. 3d. ;
Holywell Main, 17s. 9d. ; North Felton Gas, 138.6 d. •, Tan.
field Moor Mutes, 15s. ; West Hartley, 188. 3d. ; Walla
End Acorn Close, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Gostorth, 19e.;
Walls End Wharncliffe, 19a. 6d. ; Eden Main, 19s. tid, :
Walls End Hatton, 2la. ; Walls End Hatton ons, 19s. ;
Walls End New Lambton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tunstall,
19s. ; Will. End Cando°, 201. 91. ; Walls End Hartle.
pool, 20s. 3d.; Walls End Kelloe, 19s. 6d. ; Walls Fad
Eut Hartlepool, 20s. 9d. ; Walls End Original Hartle.
pool, 225. ; End Tess. 21s. 6d. ; Brancepeth Cen.
nal, 18a. 6d.-Ships at market, 117 ; sold, 96.

SEAMEN'S WAGES. —A owe of considerable inte-
rest to seamen came before the Liverpool magistrates ye,
terday. The first officer of the ship Plover, Nathmoore by
name, summoned the commander, Captain Doody, for
payment of 19/. :la. 6d., which sum he alleged to be due to
him. The defendant shipped at Philadelphia Lost June
for a voyage thence to Stettin, atdithence to a final port of
discharge either in the United States or British province'.
The Plover, however, put into Liverpool, and in that port
Captain Doody, who, it was alleged, wished to get rid of
the plaintiff, tendered him wages at the rate of 2s. 1101.
the dollar. The plaintiff refused to accept payment
except at the rate of 4s. 2d. to the dollar, and with the
consideration that the tendering of a wages exeunt term
noted the contract. After lengthy legal discussions Its
magistrates awarded the plaintiff the amount claimed, to
dollar to be valued at the rate of 4s. 2d., and the tendera
of the wages to be considered as an end of the contract.
VALDE OF BRITISH EXPORTS FROM LIVERPOOL.—
The total value of British goods exported from Liverpool
during September, 1867, was 6,355,9901., and for the nitl
months ending 30th September, 1867, 57,938,0491. ; againa
7,782,7461. and 67,149,4871. for the corresponding month
and nine months of the year 1866. To the United State
the export was 1,413,.2 ic./. for September, 1867, and
13,131,32 M ; against 1,854,821. and 18,090,4581. in 186 u
According to statement, compiled by Messrs. T. P. Plat
and Co., of Liverpool, with regard to the Australia
colonies, the exports to Australia in September, 186.
were valued at 74,900/.. and for the nine months 1,038,906/.;
against 125,9971. and 1,101,75 V. for the same periods of
1806.

Tug LIVERPOOL GYMNASIUM COM PANT. —.A
general meeting of the shareholders was held in Liverpoo!
yesterday, Mr. Charles Langton in the chair. The report
stated that there were no funds available for dividend Chit
year, as owing to the commercial depression in the town
the receipts, especially from evening members, had suf.
fered. There had been a large increase, however, in the
number of lady members, and in order to give increased
efficiency and interest to the ladies' cleans the directors
have engaged the services of a female instructor, who will
act under Mr. Bulky, the " gymuarch." Although no
dividend is declared, the directors, after allowing for de-
preciation on apparatus and furniture, carry forward
u 9/. to the profit and lass amount of next year.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.—
MONDAY, Nov. 4.—Admissions on payment, 794 ; ditto
by season tickets, 917. Total visitors, 1,711.
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