The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-10 00:00:00

MARICLANIC.--(11318
Only a moderate supply of English
here to-day, coastwise and by la'
red and white parcels the demand .._
to have forced sales, ls. per qr. leas money
submitted to by the factors.
The show of foreign wheat was by no means extensive.
All descriptions moved off slowly, at late rates.
The supply of both English and foreign barley was good.
Malting parcels sold slowly, at late rates. Grinding and
distilling sorts were ls. per qr. cheaper.
Malt moved off slowly, yet last week's prices were sup-
ported.
Oats, the supply of which was very moderate, were
steady, at full quotations.
Beans gave way 2s. per qr. with a heavy inquiry.
In peas very little was doing,,
at barely late rates. The
supply was limited.
The transactions in flour were rather limited, at previous
currencies. •
Very little business was passing in floating cargoes of
wheat, and a further decline of la. per quarter
took place in the quotations. Ghirka, arrived, 535. lid.
to 60s. 6d. ; ditto shipping, or to be shipped, 60a. 6d.
ditto to be shipped, 52e. per 4921155. Polish, arrived, 595.
per 4801ba. In maize, next to nothing was doing, and
prices were 6d. per qr. lower. Mixed American, 3/s. per
4801 be. Barley could only be disposed of by accepting
from Gd. to ls. per qr. less moneythanbuitueek. Baltehirk,
arrived, 30s. Gd.; Bulgarian,Tis. 9d. ; and Azoff, May ship-
ment, 272.6 d. per 40016 a. Rye was in fair request, at full cur-
rencies ; Azoff, arrived, 375. ; &lonics, 375. per 4801bs.
The few cargoes of beans off coast were mostly disposed
of at full prices ; Saide, arrived, 41a. Cal. ; Egyptian, on
passage, 41s. Gd. per 4801bs. No business was transacted in
milletseed; Danuliatiwuheld at 295. per 4801 be. There was
a fair average demand for linseed, at a further improve-
ment of fid. per qr. Azoff, on passage, 68s. ; Black See, to
be shipped, 68a. per 424 lbs. East Indian, ou passage,
675. 6& to 691. per 410 lbs. Bombay, in warehouse, is
quoted at C.M. 61' to 70a. ; Calcutta, 6.45. to GM. 6d. ;
laaack Sea and A:off, Cs per qr. Linseed cakes
were very firm, and an advance of from bs. to
10s. per ton was established ; London-made, 111. 10s. to
121. ; New York, in barrels, W. 15e. to 12/. • ditto in
bags, Hs. 155. ; Western, 101. 15s. to 11/. ; and darscilles,
91.155. to 101. per ton. Cottonseed cakes realised as much as
61. 10s. to 71. per ton. In rapeseed sales progressed slowly,
And the tendency of prices was in favour of buyers. East
November, December shipment, Cos. zhl. per
5 maunds ; ditto, October, December shipment, Ws. to
Ma. 63. per 416 lbs. Cottonseed was scarce. The trade
was very firm, at 20s. to 30s. per ton more money.
Raptian, arrived, 101. per ton.
Asaivar. or Stana.-English-Linseed, 56; rapeseed,
55; and sundry, 178 qrs. Foreitpi-Tares, 330 ; linseed,
86 ; rapeseed, 3,156 ; and maize, 4,7Z1.
Exlvirrs.-Tares, 230 ; and oilseed, 1,094 qrs.
CUILRENT PILICMS.
Baciten.
Per Qr.

Weirr. & a
Ire:, Kent, red, old 54 to 65
new b 8 to 63
„ DO. white, old 56 to 70
„ • uew 50 to 56
Norfolk and Lincoln
rcd, new
ZAALILT.

OATS. s. B.
Scotch potato
ITisb, black
whits_ 23 to 32

Mazagao
Tick 42 to 45
Harrow
Ilgoon lb to 52
Pit4S.
__ .
....

?A al! I n
Malin log ..

. 33 to 55'
tO to 44
.. 31 to 36

MALT.

.....
Orey 3B to 40
Maple 4O to 43
White 4l to 45
Sullen
____ — to

Wet, Norfolk, and
Suffolk 73 to 78
Kingston and Ware 79 to 78
Brown 5B to 63

FLOUR.

ETV..

Town made, per it9o
54 to 57
47 to 51
Household
43 tO 46
Country
Norfolk sod Suffolk,
43 to 45
ex ship

New

33 to 34

OATS.
English, teed 3t to 34
potato
Scotch, teed
FoRIDIN.
Per Qr.
s.

WIIEAT.

Dantzle and Konigs-
berg 6O to 73
Itost.ck & lleeklan-
.. .

OATS. a P.
Danbdt and Swedish !4 to 39
Russian

.........
t 7 to 68'
burg
vanish
Russian, hard
soft
American, red — to
„ white
BARLEY

DrAsia
Danish
gQypUan

131,1330" RX.
White 36 to 40
Yellow

nnndlng
Uixtilling
Ilalting .

•
•.0 to 31
36 to 39
. 60 to 42

Fun:K.
French, per .welt.... 44 to 69
Spanish „ to 60
American, per brL .. 21 to 33
Couadiau „ to 33
NTO LONDON. BY LAND AND
1111 DEC. 3 TO MX'. 8, IN-

(MT.

Dutch brewinW7 rt to 32
„ ftudokg
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &c, I.
IVATfilt CARRIAGE., FROI
CLUSIVE._

Wheat. Barley.. Mal4.loata. renal }Tour.
gra qrs. i gra 'I gra ' to, pbile. arks.
English 4170 3111) , 10440 Jztr4l b 4( i 7'l .. 72145
1 rain
90' 3364
Foreign Woo 13665 •• . ; 8312 2542 .. 20
Total

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SI:GAIL—The market is firm, with buyers but few sellers
at previous prices. Refined : The finer kin is of dried
goods continue to sell readily at full prices ; common
kinds aro quiet.
lace.--A small parcel of white Bengal sold at 14s.
for low, and at D4sa for fine.
C.IFTXE AND TEA.—Ne sales of importance reported.
PMILII parcel of fine Demerara ',old at Is. tkl.
—There is a good demand at steady prices;
about 1,500 bales sold since Friday.
JUTE.—There are buyers at last week's prices, but no
sale 4 of importance are reported.
In other articles no change.

TALLOW MARKET.-(TAIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d.;
Tetersbuig Y.C. on the spot, 445. ; Decouber, 445.;
January to March, 445. 3d. ; March, Is.
PARTICULARA id, TA 1,1,0 W.

10!i4. 184:5. 1866.
70.101 r 2.374
2,147 3,,r25 2.7'24 , 4,233
37,953 40.11', 62.)!0f I 32,394.4
1,444 3,215 4,2-;*2 443
70,213 71,!.13:
ie. d. •IL J. .1. d.' Ld. d.
PriccY.e. on spot this 9 110. ji3 1.1 44
0
T.,wn last tlitlay '43 43 9 ,1 1; 4
--r_
Allies] for the week ending 13th Pee. hot .4 37 1.512 cacks
and .lelisi 41. 2,723 casks. The are: 31 fait s., L': ont:,rised 249
casks front Australia, 200 from South America Total, 443

- .
Stork on hand this day..easke
LEelivery lait week
Ditto f lid June
Arrival last week
Ditto troll Ist J nue

METROPOLITAN CATTLE DLUU
(TlllB DAY.)
The supply of beasts is considerably smullcr, and conse-
quently prices are better. Trade is not brtot for middling
descriptions. The number of cheep is ligitin smaller, yet
quite equal to the demand. Trade is very stow' at a slight
wlvance in price. Good calves are scarce awl realiiiel
high prices. Our foreign supply consists of 1,240 beasts,
3,:itiO cheep, 115 calves, and 75 pigs From Szotlnuit
there are 124 beasts; Ireland, 41,11; and I,J ti from the
northern and midland counties.
I'er stone of 81b8. ad.a 4. I Per atone of ann. d. d.
:sod Herniae. 64 6 8 Pact Lard 1111 Kk.sh 4
6 6
00 0 0
Beat Short horns 6 0 6 4 Bost Do: • tv. A 5.... 5
B..rond goal. beasts 38 4 8 Do. do. 00 e 0
Calves
PI ga
0 0 0 0
Bed Dr.s & 111 f-bred, 610 6 I Long*
at market, 3,7.:0; sheep and lambs,
; calves. :
Ms. 324. _ _ .

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Ileum Pattenden and Smith report that the dement'
for all descriptions of both English and fureigu coutinues
steady, late prices being fully nunsitainetl. Choice sam-
ples aro ince...tingly scarce.

THE PLL'tONEF. SURIATT AND 'IDE CONAPIRACT
.toa•Ntir Ma. Uncoils's Lire.—A despatch by the cable
informs us that the presence of John H. Surratt, under
an slammed, name, in the Papal arruy —which liss been
more than hinted at in several recent f•pe,chta by Mr.
lloutwell—hae been definitively ascertained, and that a
formal demand for his extradition was made a few days
ago by the American minister ; OA the criminal was
arrested, but afterwards broke from the guards, leaped
down a pnvaipiee, and escaped. If ever America hands
again hold control of the life of John li. Suiratt wo trust
that the ease may be more skilfully manage ,than at
the trial of his fellow He stands as the
only known representative of a conspiracy which,
though it was formed and cultnioated within the last two
yeah, though six or seven of its members hays been Ar-
raigned and convicted, though the most acute legal nand,
have been employed to sift it to the bottom, is to-day
wrapped in as dense and unfathomable mystery us covers
any similar plot in the thinness of the
middle
ddle
ages. The extent of the general nouns
of the
it may well be gauged by the fact that
two well-known gentlemen who were put in charge of
the case by the government, and studied it long and
closely. one still declares that Jeiferson Davis was
the chief conspirator, while the other stakes his repute
on the shocking and incredible accusation that the present
lice in the
President of the United States was an acoomp
plot. All the facie in the ease are known to John Barrett,
and to no otherman who can be named ; and with his person
in onrresestdon the nation could well affonl to offer him his
life, his liberty, or any other price which might be sufficient
to secure it, to obtain from his lips the information which
will shed the light of day upon the most olio ffiounurlt es well
as the most interesting criminal mystery time.
Hitherto the policy of those entrusted with the matter
has been to disdain all information in elucidation of the
problem teem those who alone were ab3e to give it ;
Mrs. Snrratt and the rest lie in the endless silence of the
grave, while our records are defaced by the testimon ile.y fie
facile perjures' like Montgomery and Conover. w
John Barrett survives there is yet a chance to repair the
evil which, if he dies with hie lips sealed, may be irre-
trievable.—Boston Advertiser, Nov. 24.

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!OMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
MARICLANIC.—(THLB DAY.)
)nly a moderate supply of English wheat wu an sale
e to-day, ceentwiee and by land carriage. For both
1 and white parcels the demand was very inactive, and,
have forced sales. la. Der or. km money must have been i ,