The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-20 00:00:00

SHIITE.

Apples, per bushel, es to Ss '--leiisoes, per 100, 7. tolls
OrsPes, per lb., as to las omits'. per 100, 411 SO *a
2int.. IC cost;o1" per lee lbs., Pine Apples, per la, as to lOs
71s toils Strawberries, per us. , lid Wised
VOGETABLES.

Artichokes, per dos Is to 4 Met, per bundle. Id to Is
Asparagus, per bundle. re to ISt Mushroom, p. potc..ts W3s 6d
Beet. per dos Is to to Mustard 14 tress, p. 241
Cabenzeq. per dos Is 3d to 26 Onions, per bush.. 44 to bi
Carr per bunch. ed to Bd I Parsley, per bunch, ed to ed
Cud/dowers, p doz., 44 to Bs Potatoes, Torn Regent& P too.
Oslser, per Poodle, Bs to ft lid Iles to 1034
Ourimbers, each, Is to Ss I Roam, do., 103 s to I'2os
Indira, per *pore. Is to 34 ' Flukes, IPA to loOs
Garlic and ithallota por Bd Other aorta. 75S to 805
!hobs. per bunch. rd to 4d Flea Kale, p patio., IS to 34
Horse Radish, p. band .44 to 64 I iftioseh, per bosh., 34 to 44
Leeka, per bunch. id to 4d I Turnips, per towel, 4
Lselnees, per sews, ft to 3s

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SMITH-FIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Kr. Ch►rles James Easton reports tr►de at the fol-
lowing prices, viz. : —Prime Glover, from 100 s. to 110 s. ;
inferior ditto, 80e. to ills. ; prime second cut clover,
90s. to 05a. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 70s. : beet green bay.
9.5 a. ; interim ditto. 50.. to 70s. ; straw, 40s. to 46s

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPT/I.—The tradic re-
turns of railways in the United Kingdom for the week
ending April 12, amounted on 12,737 miles, to et 1,7,22/,..,
and (or the corresponding week of 1866 on 12,312 miles,
to 684,400/., showing an increase of 243 miles, and
&decrease of *M. The gross receipts on 14 of the pi ins
eipal railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the
week on 9,21'2 miles, to 373,04.31., and for the corresponding
week of last year, on 9,054 miles, to 574,44 W., showing an
increase of 138 miles, and a decrease of 1,4416/. The de-
af/die on the Caledonian amounted to 232/. ; on the Great
Eastern, to 1,592/. ; on the Great Northern, to 1,20/1. ; on
the Great Western, to 1,792 f. ; on the London and North
Western, to 1,0015/. ; on the London and Brighton, to
2,376 W.; on the London and South Western, to 2,10i1. ;
and on the South Eastern, to 6311.; total, 12,0301. But
front this must be deducted 1,4061.. the increase on the
Great Southern and Western ; 122/. un the Lancashire
and Yorkshire; 4631. on the Manchester, Sheffield, and
lAneoinrhite ; 2,864/. on the Midland; 1,3061. on
the North British ; and 4,4611. on the North
Eastern, leaving the decrease as above, 1,4061. The
receipts on 32 other railways in the United King-
dom amounted on 3,543 miles to 110,4791., and for
the corresponding week of last year on 3,439 miles to
109.:1361., showing an increase of 86 miles, and of 5131.
The goods traffic on the 14 systems of lines above men-
tioned amounted for the week to 349,9731., against
:131.1+41t., showing an increase of 8.7921. The paseemters,
parcels. mails, he.. traffic on those lines amounted to
2.T1.070/., and for the corresponding week of 11166 to
243.2891., showing a decrease of 10,1981. The total receipts'
of the past week show a decrease of 14,3901., as compared
with those of the preceding week, endinhe 6th inst.
IN',CDORDINATION amoncsrr MILITIAMEN.—
The Jersey rilll,l of 16th says that while a company of the
3rd, or East Regiment, were assembled for drill sad target
practice the previous day, some twelve or thirteen of them
refused to obey the order of their capt‘in to " fall in," and,
shouldering their muskets walked off the ;round. The
reason openly stated for such an act of mutiny was, that
two recruits who were good shots hal been incorporated
with the company, and were likely to carry off the prizes
from them. If the facts of such an offence can be clearly
substantiated such an example will have to be made, in the
interest of the force generally, as shall have the effect of
preventing a repetition of such mutinous conduct.