The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-28 00:00:00

Wheat Bar]
Qrs. qT
English and Swtehl WO It
Irish ....
Foreign ..

I 17870

24i10

Total I 18700 I 3::70 ' ENO , 12600 1 . 1 2M70
COMPARATIVE QUANTITID4 AND PRICES OM GRAIN.
POE THE WEEK ENDING TUE THE CtiltH ENIT,NDINO WE=
.Nk.T. ?A, 1884. DI latkl.
Qrs. Average Qrs. Ai erste.
Wheat ......01U.27 .. n7A. i'.4. Wheat 70.004 .. ea. 104.
Harley 76.2 i,/ .. 45T. 64. Barley 70.761 .. 344. 04.
Data 2..040 .. Va. Ski. Oats 4,067 .. 224. N.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY urcruto AND INTERNATIONAL TELZOILLPH.)
(111011 01,8 OWN CORRINPOND/24T.)
The market quiet. hales probably about 8,000 bales.

M I NCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Src tn.—The market is less active, but prices are with-
India,ch The sales are confined to moderate parcels of
West at 04s. tolls. 6d. Refined : Prices of dried
goods continue well supported ; pieces dull of sale.
CorFr.r..—The demand for good qualities of Plantation
Ceylon continues steady, but grey sorts are rather easier ;
triage sold at 345. to :i4s. 6d. ; fine ordinary to middling
grey, 70s. to 714. ; low middling to middling colory, 775.
to siOs. ; peaberry, 604. to 87s.
TEA.—The public sales of Assam went off steadily, at
full prices for all qualities, except broken leaf, which is
rather easier.
}Deg.—The market is steady, but quiet.
Pity.—:,o puns. of Jamaica sold at 2s. 10d. to 34. 4d. ;
40 puns. of Demerara at Is. 71. 10 Wide. at
Is. fq.d. ;10 brls. at Is. ; and 70 puns. of Leewards at
la "ii.
Corrog.—Tbe sales are confined to small parcels at
about the previous currency.
JUTE.—A small parcel sold at 141. 10s.
SALTPETRE.-50 bags of refraction si, out of condition,
sold at I7s. Ga. _

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tal'ow is quoted at
435. 3d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 3d.; December,
445. X. to 4d.; January to March, 44a. 9d. to 455.; March,
45a. 3d. to 455. 64.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report an improved de-
mand for all hops, at the late advance in prices, fine
samples of both English and foreign being very scarce.

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COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.
Walls End Hatton, 235. ; Walls End Hassell, 235. ;
Walls End South Hetton, Zia.; Walls End 're, s, 22a. 9d.;
Walls End Original Hartlepool, 235.; Walls End Braddyls
Hetton, 218. ; W ails End Kepler Grange, 21s. ; Walls
End Cassop, 22.. ; Walls Et..l Thornlei, 21..; Walls End
Tunstal, 20*. I d,; Walls End Acorn Close, 208.9 d.; Walls
End Hetton Lyons, 20.. 6d. ; Byron, 20s. 6d. ; North
Pelton Gas, 1.; Davidson's Hartley, 1846 3d. ; Hruding's
Hartley, 180. 3,l.—Ships st market, 44 ; at sea, IV.

EARL, G ROSVENOR AT CUESTER.—An unexpected
demonstration in favour of reform took place at the last
Saturday evening concert in Chester. Earl Orssvenot
was announced to preside, and as this was his first
public appearance in Chester since the events of a e
last session of parliament, some curiosity was fah
regirding the reception which would be accorded to
him. A correspondent of the 3fanchesfer Examinnwrites:
—" At an early hour the entrance to the platform and
' reserved seats was besieged by considerable numbers of
persons not commonly seen at the entertainment. The
tickets in the hands of the booksellers had also been
i largely run upon by the working men. On his lordship
ascending the platform he was met by a volley of
discordant noises from the galleries, which were repliedto
by cheers from those on the platform. Thus the two
parties contended for a short time, the earl vainly attempt-
ing to speak. On a partial subsidence of the uproar, then'
were enes of "What about the vote!" " When did yen
get out of the cave!" " Now for the lower orders," lee.
On former eim;lar occasions, his lordship has indulged his
hearers with a speech, but this time he was obliged to
content himself with about a dozen words.