The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-14 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—WIPNESDAT ICTUllio.—The market .0 firm to-
day Spot, 43e. 6.1. to Os. ed.: March, 435. Ild. to 43a. 9d. ;
April to June, 435. 6d. to Os. 9d. ; October to Deoareber,44a. 6d.,
sellers: December. the. Deliveries to lag evening, 896 casks
arrivals, 156 c,aska.

LKATIIER.—During the past week the demand for leather
has been very limited In extent. On Tuesday there was a fair
supply of fresh leather at Leadenhall, but the attendance of
buyers was small, and only a moderate amount of business was
transacted. Prices were unaltered, and, with the exception of
English hone bides, which were scarce, no article was panics.
tarty In request.

COTTON.—Lrrirmican, mown 13.—With an active demand
from the trade American has advanced from id. to }4. per M.
Estimated Wes to-day, 16,000 take, Mainline 6,000 speculation
and export. 8,000 American, 181. to 103. 300 Terrain. On,
12fd. to Mid. ; 100 Maranhao', 141 d. ; 600 Egyptian, ntil to
Md. : IMO Eloorua, 10d. to 121 d.: 6,800 &mat, 71d. to 120.
Madras, 108 d. to 1118 ; Bengal, Sande, te.. 714. to 081 : 300
Perm ftid. IB
; lair Dholleralt, 1114. tair Oomrowuttee,
llid. tilt Broach, llid.; fair Bengal. tair EBTPilw.
lad. fair Pernam, 141 d.; middling Boned*. middling
Orleans, 13)d.

CORY.—Boerne.CUM 111.—We had a fair supply of wheat
at oar market, the trade ruled arm, at ls. to Its. advance on dry
samples. Spring corn was a dull sale, and ls. lower. Whist,
red. MU. to 6M. white, 66.. Beans, dis. to 45.. Oats, its. to
GLASGOW, Masco 13.—To4sy the market was pretty well
attended, and most Nude of at found a better sale at last
week's prices, new Scotch bringing 6d. per boll advance. Foreign
sack flour offered freely at previous rates. Barley dull and In
favour of buyers. Oste and oatmeal steady. Beans rather
cheaper, end peas fld. per boll lowa on the week. Nixed Indian
cern gold at Stra. ad., per reelbs., en store, being an of ed.
on last quotations.

CATTLE.-41011T1ALL, MARVA 13.—There Is a sleekness and 1
depression In trade, with rather lower rates. Mattes, 4a. Ikl.
to es.. pork. 3a. W. to 4a. r.d. per stone of albs., sinking the
offal.

CHAU—LAM/ON, ktneen 13.—Buddle's West Hartley, 11's.
Hnlywell Hain, 17s. 3d West Hartley, 171 3d ; Walls End 64K.
forth, Ms. ed Eden Main. 215. ed.; Walls End Haswell, Ms. td.
--Maps at market, 16 ; sold, 15.

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TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Miles Pat. Mer- Total, Total,
11.41LWATS. open. Bangers. ehandlse. 1867. 18W
Five days ending Jan. 5. L C & •
banabay.BarodattbntralL 308 2,837 2,775 8.612 8,381
Week eadlna Jan. &
Great Indian Peninsula .. 8154 5,862 23,024 28,886 41.851
Week ending Jan. it
Madreo-BNth WegUne. 49! 8,5310 6,501
North Weal Llaa 163 987 LOW
Week 'lading Feb. SW
&AustaianLombardyste L

7t4otith Austrian .1091 6,633 28,383 36,048 36,341
Nor Italy (Including
the Venetian Lines) l4Ol 15,240 22,931 39,174 31,676
Week ending March 8.
Merrick and Ennis 241 96 112 307 821
I Limerick and Boyne*
Waterford and Kilkenny 35 152 266 447 411
Waterford and Limerick
Week ending Mardi 10
Cornwall
Greet Northern
laacaiddre and WOW** 403 17,661 VAN 45,166 42,786
London, Chatham, & Dover
& Met As. & Brioches . 136 6,166 1,816 MOO 7,811
Metro. Ex. of LC. & D l3j 1,610 244 1,913 1,962
London & North Western l3lOl, 43,040 68,017 115,353 109,300
London and South Western - 12,042 8.602 20,644 -
Manchester, 81•61•16, and
Lincolnshire 246 4,862 16,841 20,614 19,643
Manchester,tiouthhinction,
and Altriocham - 275 1,167 11,149
Midland
.1171 16,416. 16.659 49,004..48.:i5a

Rlgs-Dtlosborg ltallway for month of February, 1867. 210,180.
North 84alfordalh4e(1.6C.) 108 8,5011 7,901
@oath Devon
Ulster lO4 1,513 1,554 3.087 2,610,

THE METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS BILL„—The
following requisition is in course of signature through-
out the City :—" To the Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor. My Lord,—We. the undersigned citizens and
rated inhabitants of the City of London, beg leave to direct
the attention of your lordship to the provisions of a bill
introduced into parliament called the Metropolitan Int.
provement which seeks to impose • special and addi-
tional rate of 4d. in the pound upon the owners and can-
pien of property within the metropolis, including the City
of London and liberties. We are not unaware of the se-
enmity which exists for further improvements in London,
and particularly within the crowded streets of the City.
but we are not prepared to sanction unconstitutional and
novel modes of taxation for the purpose of securing such
improvements. Whilst we object to many of the details
of the said bill, we desire to specify, as peculiarly inexpe-
dient and obnoxious, the provisions which it contains,
whereby it inflicts a tax within the City, but withholds
from the duly-elected representatives of the citizen. the
control hitherto exercised over the expenditure of their
own rates ; a power which is rightly conferred upon every
other city and town in the kingdom. We therefore re-
spectfully request that your lordship will call • public
meeting of the citizens and rated inhabitants at an early
day, to take steps for opposing the passing of the said bill,
and we shall be further obliged by your lordship prodding
at such meeting."
LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED).
—The traffic receipts for the week endindMarch 10 were
9,4411,9.. ld.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AISI3 DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BLYTH 9.. —Myatt 9, at Holland Bank, Accrington, the wile of

William Blythe, Ng., of a .on.
DRNT.—MatchII. at Mayfield, Upper Tooting, the wife of

Dent, Kai., of tide .on.
GARFORD-7Much 11._ at Devonshire-street, W., Mn. John

Oerford, of twin daughtets.
HARDING.—Mareh 11. at St. John's-terrace, Itesent's-park, the
wife of C. Heedless, of a son.
BART.—March 12, at Harley street, Cavendish-square, the site
of H. N. Hart, Esq., of a daughter.
STEM—March 11, at Abersayenny, the wife of Dr. S. H. Steel.
of a son.