The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR—Brusvoz, Dzo. 14.—The demand for apt
has been very active this week, and large labs hantni
made at full prices to 6d. per cwt. advance.

TALLOW.—Fianny EVllllllo.—The marl* v
and prices closed as follows s--Spot and the yug.44,
buyers ; January to March, 44e. 3d. • March, 41agc2
45e. ; October to December, 1967, 455. Sd. Del—
last evening, 1,072. Arrivals, 2,974. Town tallow, 41e ig
net cash. At motions, Odessa beef nude, 4k ta
43e. 3d. No Australian offering. South Arserima,gs.
Ist pipes. Cocoanut oil firm ; Cochin, 624
51 ; Sydney, at auction, 475. 6d. to 495. td. ; mini is
good, 51s. fine; Palm oil, 43e. :3d. fine Liu CL,
Awn. Pam nut oil, 42a. CxL

COTTON.—LisimPooL, Dec. 14.—The hints la t..
ton has been extensive throughout the week, at hanks
Mg prices, and though yesterday and tidal the sign
has been lees active than on Monday and Twins', u
venom is quoted in nearly all descriptions. New ye
advioes to the 12th instant quote middling at 34 wet
costing, to sell in Liverpool, Hid. per lb. gee lsld
continues in fair request at steady prima. Ameriem kr,
been in good demand, and is quoted ed. to id. peci.,
higher in the common and middling gullin'. la Bed
there has been a fair amount of bushman tranneted, lae
.2.,giyceit, are generally Id. per lb. dearer than Int week
Lin continues in good request, and hie advanced It
to I d. per lb. in the lower, and about Id. in the tette
qualities. Smyrna is scarce, and has risen ahem
per lb. The increasmß demand for East India bassi&
holders to obtain a daily advance, and although the us.
ket has been' quieter during the last two days, gsatalier
are raised about id. per lb. in all descriptions. Opals
tors have taken, during the week, 19,460 bales;
18,650 bales ; and the trade, 69,050 bales. Wellitat
a fair demand to-day, and a steady market at penal
rates. ,The sales are 10,000 bales, of which 2,006 an le
export and speculation. The following axe the chid
quotations :—Fair Orleans, 16d. ; middling, 14id. v-*
Mobile, 1514. ; middling, 141 d. Fair Uplands,
• middling, 14d.

oarrox GOODS. Malinger's, nso. 14.
market for shipping yarns has been rather easia,call
activity which prevailed earlier in the week has
peered. To make sales, in most descriptions of
rather lower prices would have to be taken. Tberii
exception in 16's to 24's water twist, which is is p
good demand and well under contract. This breach(
market closes tamely. In home trade yarns we hare ,
steady market, but with rather less business thin al
day. The advance which was then asked has rather is
to check business, and this check appears to have l
more and more felt as the week has gone on. Sense .
not making much change in their quotations, bat peen
tally they are reduced as compared with the rates obeli
earlier in the week. Spinners are not badly off fa air
and consequently there is not much pressure to all r
was quieter yesterday, but there is rather sore i
this afterooon, with a moderate business. Meath
are eating full prices, and there is quite as much
as on Tuesday.

CORN.—Crieuntroen, Dec. 14.—The weather hos
very wet during the week, which has affected the I
dition of all corn. The best samples of sheet wens
posed of at an advance of Is. to 2a. per qr.; inferior •
taken at fully laid week's rates. Wheat, red, 56a to
extra! 6311.; white, 645. to 680. Barley were le. lower,
cept for finest quality. Beans—many were so at e
render them almost unsalable.
Lumoi.s, Dec. 14.—We have had • small apply'
wheat, and prices Is. higher. Barley fully as Esc
Wheat, red, 50e. to 595. ; white, GOs. to 65e. Barley,'
to ble. Oats, 28e. to 38s. per qr.
WAKEFIELD, Dec. 14.—What was held foe 1a....
but the business passing is not extensive. BM*
beans dull and lower. Average for week ending Dr
—Whest, 611 qrs., at 58s. 20.; barley, 202
41s. cia.; oats, 12 qrs., at 27a.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 14:—To-day's market wes
faitty
tended, but for wheat there was only a moderate iv
though at the full rates of this day week. Flour.
not much inquired for, but realised previous oursoug
Indian corn dull, and Is. to lee. Gd. per qr. lower
week. Beans and peas dull. Oatmeal unehase

COALS.—Lormon, Du. 14.—Buddle's West
18s. ; Lambert's West Hartley, ,17s. 01. ; Wsst
Walls End Horton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End 111
215.; Walls End Hetton, 21s. ; Walls End Helios'
18a. 3d. ; Walls End Russel's Hetton. 20s ;
South Heston, 20s. 9d. ; Walla End Tunstall, Ht
Walls End Hartlepool, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End 11,0
20s. ; Walls End Kelloe, 10s. Ml. ; Walls Pa
Hartlepool, 20s. 6d.; Walls End Original lisitkpeol.l
Walls End Tees, 20s. 9d.—Ships at market, 70; sad.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Miles Par hf er-
SAILW•111. open. *engem clonal/.
Week ending Dec. 2. 8 g
firma Central of Belgium 1,232 4,013 t
London,Tilbury.Mouthend 707 :51 1
Week ending Dec. 9.
Caledonia* 662} 10,261 rose V.,1
Ohio and Miselseippi Ra.lroal
72 for
617.68. month endb6
1866, $310,76828; dAto, 11365, 0,

EXPORTATION OF SHEEP TO New Zi
Several Lincoln ramie, from the celebrated
Kirkham, of Biscathorpe, selected for Colonel
of Napier, have been shipped by the Montmorevq•
continued introduction of some of these choicest
cannot but benefit the colonists and colony.
Du BARRY'S DELICIOUS lisvoastr
troop cures (Venn** Indigestion, cough, asthma, a
debility, constipation, die:rine/4 palpitation, 1101°O.
liver, and stomach complaints. Care So. 68,413.—"
21, 1866.—The health of the Holy Father is excellent, aI
since, abandoning all other remedies, he has confined
entirely to Du Harry's Food, and his Holiness
this excellent food too hichly,"--Gazette du Midi.
Co., No. 77, Begant-street, Loudon, W. In tint,
11b., Es Pd. 12105., Va. tilt.. 404.-4AdvertabOleat.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND D]

BIRTHS.
GRlFFlN.—December lt, at Rotberbithe, the wiff
Griffin, of a sou.
SHEL—December 13, at Princeasouare,
W., the wife of R. Shee, EM., of • son.
SEXEY.—December 12, at Adelaide-road
North,
road, the wife of C. H. Sexey. Rao of aeon
STAGER—December it, at New liuchlerroad,ths
&after. Esau, of a sou.
SALMON.—Decenther 12, at Westbrook Houle,
the wife of Cantata N. Salmon. V.e., N,of h
Tlll'ltSßY.—December 12, at Hyde park-placc,
tht
J. H. Thursby, of a daughter.

SIARRIAGES.
MORRIS—CALISIIER.—December 12, at the
Rooms, by the Rey. Dr. Adler. J. Morris,
Edith, daughter of N. T Candler, EN.
SMITH-11 Cti HES-PARRY. Dewnlaor t 3, at thf
of Llantysilio, by the 'LeviTrevor Owen. John
J. J.Smith, Eaq., J.r., Sheffield, toll .
M.
late E. Hughes-Parry, Esq., of Llangoen.echae.
of Denbigh.
WELLS • DARTNELL —December 12, at Rent,
the Rev. T. W. Jones, lieut .Colonel
Regiment, to Georgina Mary, daughter of
Seq., of Arden Mouse, Warwickshire.

DEATHS. •
BEARD.—December 12, Mr. .T. G. Ward, of
Streatham-common, aged 62.
Bl'SHBY.—December 12, J. Bushbl,
Grosvenor-place, aged St
CROlTON.—December 12, Frances Sarah. the *ire
Fog., of Itlehmond.vosd, Denton, aged 38.
DlClBY.—December 12, at Tlttleshall Rectory, 141‹
wife of the Ron. and Rev. K. 0. DMhy, aged
RICIL —December 12, Sir C.Rich, Rut.
place, nCs-park, aged 63.
TRORISTON.—Deoember 13, at Soatbginaged
Mary, second daughter of Henry taa•
cheater.

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