The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-23 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(TH IS DAY.)
(BY EFR
LECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELIGILAPH.)
(OM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
The ni .rket very strong, at fully id. to id. advance on
yeeterd,y' gates. Sales about 15,000 bales.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Ths niarket is steady. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
4',.. G.i. ; .I.lly, 455. 6.1. to 4(4. ; August to September,
475. 6.1. ; th.tober to December, 48s. 3+l.
AV KUM; ES. —TOWa tallow. 475. 3d. ; fat
,Itto, 2+. 4,1. ; yellow Russian, 41.. 6+l. ; melted stut7,
; rough ditto, 18e. (id.; greases, 205.; good dregs, (is.
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Easton reports tra.le at the fol.
luvrin; prices: Prime old hay, trot. Bro. to 116 s. ;
int...rim ditto, from 901. to 100 s. ; new hay, from Mk to
90.. ; prime old clover, from 140 s. to 140 s. ; inferior
ilitt.i. frmi 110 v. to 120 s. ; prime old amnia cat clover.
from 105 R. to 1264.; new clover, from 80s. to 100 s. ; straw,
from 355. to 445.

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
Large quantities of goods have been received this week
from the con t inen t, especially cherries, which are very plenti-
ful. Home-grown produce is also abundant. Grapes ars
p: tiiul, as are also pine-apples, strawberries, cucumbers,
az. I'e_-. are now arriving in excellent condition. Flowers
chiefly c of deutmas, orchids, heaths, camellias,
,i:largonituu.4, azaleas, mignonette, and roses.
FRUIT.
Oranges, per 100, Os to 13;
Peaches, per doz 10A to 115
l'lne .apples, per lb , 0a to 10s
Strawberries. per lb.. is bas
Walnuts, per bush., its to 20,

Arpl..% per %leve. 41 to Rs
47 gv.en, p. qt.,

to 94
Grape", per to ?$ to &a
Lemons, per lon, .01 U. 10$
CtleStllUth, per hush., tls to 16$
VEGET,
Art. twr
1.. bundle, As to As
lieatis, tolpoy, p.lOO, is to 21.
*.s.eet. i ler 2a to Its
p bundle, Iv to 1564
:aillsosres. per dor , Is t.o
Carrots. Iser Istinsh, CI t.)
sJ
al ,lato ls
..111" , p dor , 2; to Os
C.s,ery. per is to 23 Od
l• :I,p. s. e h, 3d to is
Endiv, iv•r scone, la to 24
Garlic ant Aha 11.43, per lh , 10d
Ile. os. per hunch, lid
11..r.e all. p 5.0 d to 48
L.-kn, per hunch, 3d
I.J.LVICeIi. per ncom. is to 15
Mint, per bivach, 3d to 44

'ABLES.
At ualtp,ms, p. pott.,3s to Ss
Must. r.I & (*rem, p punn., 24
Onions, p. bush., 7. to los
picklitl, p qt..
la
Parsley, per dare, t:A to Ss
Parsnip*, per dot., la 4. 2t
Peas, per qt., iki to Is
per sieve, 7a to ss
Potatoes, York Regents, p. tat,
801 to Ms
R,o do., 606 to 70s
Flukes, 101: to 121.4
do. Kidneys, its to 111
per cwt.
Radishes, p 15 bun., 6d to Is
Rhubarb, per bundle. ad to to
Spinach, per bash., 22 to 18
Turnip', per bunch, Pd to Is

SETT [NO FIRE TO AMC STAINS re COUNTY
Dos cc:AL.—At the Burnfoot petty sessions, held on Friday
last. Jolla Grannay, of Gortnaskeagh, was charged by. Mr.
11. B. Laine, solicitor, on behalf of the Marquis of
inmegAll, with the burning of Gortnaskeagh mountain,
and having been convicted, was sentenced to pay
a Sue
of 2/.101. and costs, or to be imprisoned for two months.
The fine was paid. During the trial it was elicited
that an impression prevailed among the peasantry that
the 8.,0n,..es of Innishowen had been proclaimed with a
view to assist in the preservation of erne, and hence the
lairniii.; of ,o many mountains, it having been stated that
sintilar ce,trages had occurred at Urns mountains, and
other places. The bench took the opportunity of cau-
tioning the people against such an act, which was not only
deatruetle • of the game, but of grass, time,
which would be
severely punished ; and, at the issue ti pointed out the
folly of the people entertaining the idea that the district
pmelatatcd for any purpcse, but the true one, viz.,
wise
ti: th..• Eveutive had received information that arms
would be landed and concealed in the district—information
wirrel: lad to the proclaiming of the banmies.—Derty
Senrinel.
TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. —The traffic receipts of rail-
war, in the United Kingdom, amounted for the week
ending the lirth of June, on 12,343 miles to 710,8471.,
and for the corresponding week of last year, on 12.075
miles, to C02.4.ki0/., showings an increase of 268 mifol
les,
and of 28.83 D. The gros receipta on the
-
lowing fourteen railte•ys amounte•l, in the aggregate,
on to 590,980/. and for the corvesponding
week of Ishii, on 8,710' miles, to 1544,44:31.,
showing :In increase of 148 miles and of 22,527/. The
increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,4871. ; on the
Greet Western, to 1,2121.; on the Lancashire and York-
:hire to 5,426/. ; on the London and North Western, to
1.0941. ; on the London and Brighton, to 238/. ; on the
mehoster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, to 2,9241.: on the
Midland, to 8,6.19/. on the North British, to 2.2111. ; on
the North Eastern, to ; and on ine South-Eastern,
to 1821.—total, :8,1971., but from this must be
deducted 1191., the decrease on the Great }astern;
2,5101. on the Great Northern; ou the Great
Southern and Western ; and 2,725/. on the Lenders
and South Western, leaving the increase as above 22,5271.
The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to
to
3111,669,., and for the corresponding weak of 1865
281.6851_ showing an increase of 34,9841. The receipts
for passengers, parcels, km, amounted to 274,3111., against
286.7681., showing a decrease of 12,4671. The traits
receipts on 52 other lines amounted on 3,485 miles to
119,887/., and for the corresponding week of last year, en
2,365 miles. to 113,5E2., showing an increase of 120
miles and of 6,3041. in the receipts. The total receipts of
the past week show a decrease of 206 t. as competed with
those of the preceding week, ending the 9th inst.