The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

LEATHER.—The

in leather dnni?g

past week have been generally limited. On Tnes4
oonsequenee of the severity of the weedier there *as
short supply of fresh leather at ; the rite*
awe of buyers was small, and the demand was modem,
Good English butts, 241 b., and English horse Ithlts
scarce and in request. Prima are unaltered.

COTTON.—Lrviturom., JAN. 23.—Our market remvy
steady at Monday's prices. Estimated gales 4,Aql,
8,000 bales, including 2,000 for speadation and tx.
port. 1,000 American, 14d. to laid. ; 1,000 Perms,
ie., 141 to 150. ; 100 Maranham, 161 d. to lest ; gig
Mamio and Bahia, =Kt. 150.; 300 Ipptian, Bit
to 19d. ; 150 Smyrna, 114 d. to 124 d. ; 4,700 Sant,
Bd. to 124,L ; Madras, 114 d. to 121 d. ; Bengal, Sena,
844. to 10d. ; China, lOgd. ; 150 Peru, 1443. to FA

CORN.—Bowros, J. Z3.—We had a fair supply of
wheat at our market. The trade ruled dull, st la
decline. Reds, 59e. to 625. ; white, 68e. Spring rem
upheld late rates.
GLASGOW, JAN. 73.—At this day's market Sloe attend
ance was limited, and transactions in wheat and rim or
rayondingly so at previous prices. Barley was 3,1. per
boll dearer. Oats and oatmeal also in favour of sellers.
Peas rather dearer. Beane unaltered. Indian corn lea
saleable at the advance obtained during the week.

CATTLE.—EIooTHAux, JAN. 23.—Oar supplies were
short to-day, and everything was sold. Mutton made
from es. Bd. to 6e. ; pork, 3s. 4d. to 41. Gd. Per stoned
81be.. sinking the offaL

COALS—Lon:OOx. Jaw. 23.—Hating! Hartley, l&. 3d;
Walla End Hatton, 20a. 3d. ; Walls End Haworth, 194;
Eden Main, 212.;Wa11s End Haswell, ; Walls Mail
Hatton, Zia.; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 20a. 3d. ; Walls
End Tunstall, 20a. 3d.--Ships at market, 12; sold, 11.

TBAI7IO RETURNS.

Silks Pan sfer. Total, rout
RAILWAY& open. sengers. cluunlise. IbCAL ises.
Week eliding Nov. 11. C B E 4
Great Indian Peninsula 823 6,099 8,809 Ike* Kea
Week e Nov. 24.
Bombay, &Central'. 306 3,678 4,389 8,00 1,58
Week ending 29.
Grand Think of Canada 1377 9,379 13,586 28,904
Week ending Jan. 3 1827 nil
Detroit and Milwaukee 189 5,109 kat
Week ending Jan. 5.
Great Western of Canada . 345
Week ending Jan. 13.
Great Central of Belgium 1,071 4,973 5,911 4,21
Week ending Jan. le
Belgian Eastern Junction. 961 119 191 310 331
Week on Jan. 18.
Limerick and Ennis
Limerick and Poynes
Waterford and Hllkeny 3l 169 310 473 91
Waterford and Limerick
Week ending Jan. 19.
Pembroke and Tenby
Week ending Jan. 29.
Cornwall

66+ 6

12,035 lket

1.204 1.411

Great Northern
Laneaabire and Yorkahire 403 14,313 27,758 42,101 All
London, Chatham, & Dover
& Met. Er. & Branches . 136 5,313 1,117 C,400 7,111
Metro. lam. oe LC. & D 134 1,479 152 1,731 1,96
.1( eat Come Branch
London & North Western 1314 89,633 63,909 10.2,365 10i,4
London and South Western 11,1301/ 6,G19 16,608
Midland MD 14,399 33,324 47,7= ALM
North Btaffortlildre(L&C ) !68— 5,930 5,171
Smith Devon
linter lO4 1,218 1,324 2,642 2,611

• Ot the receipts for both weeks the London, Chatham, tot
Dover Hallway Company are ealitled to retain 50 per mnt to
working the Vatic.
t Canal impaled by Ice.

WERTMTNgTER PALACE HOTEL COMPANY (Ls-
urraD).--The report of the directors to the nineteenth
half-yearly general meeting of this company states that
the gross receipts for the half-year ended December 3lst,
1666, have been 15,9711. Os. 7d.; the expenditure ha been
11,356/. 9s. 7d.,• and there remains as net profits, 4,414/.
I la., which, after deducting 743/. 13. 11(1. intense os
mortgage, and also after charging the amount of the TO•
spectave reserve funds, vie., 941/. 19s. Id., will, with the
amount carried over after paying the last dividend, rile.
1,690/. 145., leave to the credit of profit and loss account,
as available for dividend, 4,619/. 13s. Out of this amount
the board have resolved to recommend a dividend et tie
rate of 6 per oent. per annum, clear of income tax, and
to carry over to to the next half-year the balance, viz.,
7191. 13a.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.—
Mr. Frere and Mr. Palgrsve, the gentlemen appointed as
examiners on proofs of standing orders of bills submitted
to the decision of parliament, re-assembled yesterday is
rooms 16 and 17 of the House of Commons, awl proceeded
with their investigations of the numerous bills placed
before them for consideration. The results of the daya
proceedings were as appended :—(Before Mr. Frere) : no
following unopposed bills were declared to have pissed dis
standing orders—the Rhymaey Railway and Nt arks, the
Thames Navigation, the Maidstone and Alresford, and the
South Eastern Railway. The Coventry, Earley, Bucking-
hamehire, and the Bedford bill was withdrawn. After s
discussion the Metropolitan Tramways (opposed) bill ma
thrown out. (Before Mr. Palgravel : The most important
bill which came before thisexaminer was that of the Sever
oaks, Tunbridge, and Maidstone Junction Railway, whisk
was passed, no opposition having been offered. The lesd.
ford Canal and Navigation and Leeds and Liverpool Caesl
Company's Bill was considered, and adjourned until Mar
day morning next.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ONZ SHELLING DAT...,
WED:CV:DAT, JAN. —Admiadone on payment, 1,111;
ditto, by season tickets, 1,178. Total shrikes, 2,291.
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