The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-17 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—FRTDAT EvENDIO,—The
quiet. Spot and all the year, 445. to 438,
445. 3d. • March, 445. 9d. to 45e. ; October
1867, 45;. 6cl. At auctions SouthArne:team
455. 61, for middling (off colour) to fine.
Australian offering. Seals 42a. 9d.
again advanced is-day ; Caohin, 60s. ;
made 51s. 6d. to 51s. 9d. three months primipt
50s. to 50a. 6d. is the pries ; Sydney,
kinds to good ; 50a. fine. Palm oil steady
Palm not oil, 41s. 6d.

carrox.—LrsitaPooL, Nov. 16.—Cotton
demand in the early part of the week, but '
at gradually declining prices ; during the),
days the business has been limited, the •
a reduction from last week's quotations it
The decline, however, is attracting the
trade and speculators, and to-day there ha
general disposition to buy. In sea bland
has been done at the reduced prices
Importers of American have supplied the
and a decline has ensued, amounting
lb. in the common qualities, and 7- --
middling and higher grades.
freeliolfered, and shows a decline
For gyptian there has been a fair
betterdescriptions a further decline
to of Id. to 10. per lb., and about id.
has fallen about Id. per lb. The dement
has been on a reduced scale. Prices ha,
and a general decline has been submit'
Speculators have taken during the r
porters, 10,990 bales; and the trade,
have had rather more demand to-day,
tinues dull and freely supplied. The
of which 3,000 are for export and speculai
lowing are the official quotations :—P-'
140. ; fair Mobile, 150.; •
Uplands, 15fd. ; middling, 14d.

COTTON 0001 a-11sttoRaersz,
market has been depressed all the week,
tinue slowly to decline. In yarns very
been done and prices are in the buyers'
riderable offers, however; which have. '
to test the market were declined as •
In cloth prices are also slightly
made offers at 18d. per lb. for shirting'
declined, but still the market has gone
the week. There has been a little me
it has not resulted in business. No
has been for the purpose merely of
market is generally gat and very unsatisfa4m,
facturers, whose stocks are accumulatii.g. fdie
declined perhaps about Id. per lb. this went -
rather less in no printers, but 2d.
lighter fabrics.

SUGAR—BRUATOL, Nov. 18.—Thi
demand during the put week for ra
and full prices have been obtained.

CORN.—CHELMSFORD, NOV. 16.
supply of wheat, and rather an e:
wheat made an advance of 2s. to 3s.
white ; red, 595. to 61s. ; extra,
68s. ; extra, 695. Beans Is. dearer
ley very firm for bast descriptions. .
qrs., 618. 3d. ; barley, 2.043, 48s. 61
LINCOLN, Nov. 16.—We have had
wheat, and prices ruled 2s. per qr. h'
request at full rates. Wheat, red,
60s. to 68.. Barley, 325. to 555. Os
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.—At our mark,
good attendance, and wheat met a
3d. to 3d. per cental advance over'
in moderate ix-quest at an advance
Indian corn firm, at 38s. 3d. for mixed
and oats the turn dearer.

COALS.—Loiroow, Nov. 16.
Lambert's West Hartley, 171. 3d. •
West Hartley, 17s. 9d. ; Walls .
21.. ; Walls End Hetton, 225.; W,
20.. ; Walls End Pittington, 18s.
Hartlepool, 225. Ships at market,

TRAFFIC RETITRITS.

MUM Ne-
vem. ungen

11.111.31AT5.
Week ending Sept. W.
East Indian 11291 U,
Week ending Nov. 4.
London,Tilhari,hrionthend
Week ending Nov. 11.
Oatedonisa
North British

LONDON AND NORTH WEST)
special meeting of this company
Euston-square, to complete the'
Daley, and Whaley-bridge line,
tension, to the company. There
the board, but the proprietors
shareholder, who took no part
under the circumstances, was pure!

Tug GALE. —The storm sti
pool yesterday, and judging from
the outposts have been visited li
which has now extended over
appearing to subside rather int:l
Thursday, it was believed, during
had worn itself out, but such was
hour in the evening the gale cot
fury, and continued to blow in ten
all day yesterday. In the course
Live Oak, bound from Swansea
Mersey in distress. She left Swa.
and up to her arrival at Liverpool
but s series of he gales. A telegram
pool states that the ship Childnicki
Mersey on Monday last for Callao,
Thursday evening near Kinsale, an
wreck. This vessel was owned
Toulmin and Co.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF BUBO'
The following gentlemen, having
examinations for the diploma, w,
the college at a meeting of the
the 16th inst., viz.:—Messrs. Al
M.B. and C.M.. University of
Thomas Howard Broeklehurst
Hospital •, Thomas Docking, Sp'
William Swan, B.A. Oxon, Lint
Charles Howard Orfenr, Norwie
Liam Fox Branch Pollard, Deme
Guest, Manchester ; George A.
Matlborough-street. King's Colts
Philpot, Croydon, King's College
Ramsgate, St. Bartholomew's ;
Trevor, Bangor, King's College
County Antrim ; and Frederick
on-Tyne. At the same meetir
Noble, L.S.A., of her Majesty's
neat passed his examination tot
tleman had previonsly been admi
lege, his diploma bearing date
thatout of the eighty-nine came
four days have been undergoing
diploma of membership of the col
one failed to aequit themselves
court, and were consequently r
studies for the full period of six
for the fellowship of the college
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES.

BIRTHS.Ai
BROOK ING.—Novemher 14, at Bovingdon Vicarage,
the Rev. Drooldng, of a son.
BROW:4.—A. November 14, at Charterhouse, tbe 'Wed Mr
Dr. H. rown, of a daughter. theig
CURTIS.—B Noventher 15, at Ebury4treet, l'aton-altr*
of 4. 11. Curtis, Esq., of a sou.
GANZ—November 15, at Queen Anne.str,et, Caretbdro
the wife of W. Gan'. Esq., of a son.
IIAWKYAWORT H.—November 15, thew& of W. Ilairttsw4
Yawl of a daughter. or irfi4
RI V I.NOTON.—November 14, at Harewoodatitart,
F. 11. Alvington, Esq., of a (laughter.
MARRIAGE&
CIMIRNTS—PULKIS.—No,:uitxr 14, at St. SteDbes ,
tyr, Avenue-road, St. John's.wood, by th, Bev.
S. elements, of Feuchureh-treet, w Mat)
ley Jive dladd_l7,-
daughter of the late T. Vials, raq.. of 1% hei 00%74,
ELLERSRAW- PI LSWOIITII. —November 11. at (1110;,;:i
Church, Leeds, by the Rev. W. Werth Hoare, '„„y0
Ellershaw, curate of St. Stephen's, girth ioPras
Caroline, child of Major W. Pilswort, late 1.011 OW--
staff officer, Leeds.
DREENIULL-IfAßßlS.—November 14, at the rl.--dett
Ilawkhurst, Rent by the Rev. A. Jeffreys, t W
Greenhill, curate, of Hawkhurst, to Marie,dss og
Harris, of ilightield, Hawkhurst.
DEATHS.
DALLARD.—Novernber 15, at Compton-terrier.
Hannah, the wife of Edward Ballard. 14 I). ow/
DOWNS.—November 15, at Silver-street, faleonaello•
Downs, Fag.. aged
GAMMAS—November 10, Robert Gammen. 411:
ter-row, Raelaiey, and Storeboum Vibarf,
70th year of his age.
GlBli.—November 15, at No. 90, Lancaster-0"A
'Monsen Augustus Glbb, of No. 72. Old 8"d_......1011
the 04th year of Waage. Friends will kind',
Jdsfj
nation.
GllAllßLST.—November 14, at TorchesterterraM,
ehrlst, Paq , aged Rt. EMI
A/NEB.—November 14, at East Dulwich Hoof,
Thomas Jones, Esq., aged 48.
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