The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-01 00:00:00

L—An ABSTRACT at the GROSS PRODUCE of the REVENUE et the UNITED KINGDOM
in the undermentioned periods, ended Dec. SI, 1867, compared with tie corresponding periods
of the preceding year.

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maid ;
tarch.3l. 'lir &sc.% ite,l4. re- si•
. 6 . , .
1 0527,006 5,480 6,601. 0.102,21.411%
6.516.080 0.016. 4.1100. ' 5.000.
0011,000 2.547, 0100000 2400 um
SW 1,600 272.000 1,217,
2,151,000 1,577,000 048,000 880 1.11/,
1.100 1,150,000 1,100.003 1,180 4,410,
20. 75.000 72.000 100, 19,
2,semat soaassl 710,740 sss, ;ma
----.71 7 W.--- 740 7 i

yual Wm elbuo.l
Una ik Juno PO, 660. 300:01 Dec. 31, Dec Si,
- - ---
L I A t L
5,120,000 5,274 5,541, 5,964,000 21,916,000
4481,000 5,164, 4,520,000 5,471,0001 20,616,000
4426,000 2,484 2,075,000 2,306,000 9,291,000
384,000 4473, 141,000 1,358,000, 4464000
1,914,000 1,597, 633,000 1,314,0001 5,458,000
1,005,000 1,070, 41410,000 1,140,0001 4,375,000
90,000 71, 71,000 95,000 327,000
1,354965 301,664 7861,0e8 684.90.5{'3,340,066
"SA ' 1,034 - 71108— —IFO-6,, -----

CUSTOMS
RICER
STAIRS
TAXIS
PROPIRTY TAX
POBT.OIIICR
CROWN LANDS

TOTALS I 18,441.8711 !7.731.9 14.916.7401 17.5250.14 415,0085i6) • 17,793.065177;67-1664 15,104606 18.31-32. 0261 48785.664
11.—INCREASE and DECREASE in the periods ended Dec. 31, 1867, as compared with
corresponding periods of the preceding year.
Quarter ended Dec. 111, 1967. Has meths ended Dee. 31,1867. Year ended Dec. 31, 1867.
~..
lemma Deareaw. 'l.. Inertias. Decrease. 1 Increase. Decrease.
6 6 i L 6 6
CD HS
a
79,000 715,000 661,000
STAIEPS — 12,000 177,000 306,000
TILIZI — 41,000 16,000 21,000
I POST va
POSTOPTICI
CROWN LAN
RAW/ 7,000 10.000 —2IIBCNLLANZO2IB — 126,265 300-062 576,146
TOTALS 183,800 089,036 087,000 1,458,052 i 1,307.000 1,420,146
I ...
568049668771,062 £121,146
I Net Demme. Net Decrease. , 1 Net Nam*.

150U66
NM Demme.
• Including New

£771,062
Net Decrease.
de, £.500.000.

lII.—An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and OTHER RECEIPTS of the Quarter ended
Dec. 31, 1867, the Application of the same, and the Charge of the Consolidated Fund for the
I said Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon such Charge.

Surplus Balsam tbs cisme or tbs Memo.
WAWA Sled. for t QUM/ mist Sol Sle,
MT, es. :

Deficiency of the Income of the Conso-
lidated Fund In Great Britain In the
Quarter to Sept 30, 1057, for the
charge of the Consolidated Fund In
Great Britain for that quarter (as
shown in preceding account) £3,010,279
Less amount of ainkhtg Fund ap-
plied in repayment of advances to
meet the said deficiency
2,337,536
Amount applied out of the Income to Supply Services 11,077,2411
Amount advanced for New Courts of Justice
Ditto for Greenwich Hospital

Oreat Britain
Lrelaatt

1
Stri,to
- 4111:11,110

Imam reostvsd, as shown In AOlOlllll I iteaksee

Amount named on account of Fortifications. &c., per
Act 25-29 Via c. 61

Amorist raised by the hone of Exchequer Banda, per
Act 30-31 Vld., c. 31

Charge of the Consolidated rand for the Quarter
Dec. 31, 1867, vii. :
Interest of the Permanent Debt 01,088,971
Terminable Debt
Principal of Exchequer Bilis lOO
Interest of Exchequer Bills
Interest of Advances on account of
Deficiency —
The Civil Wt lOl,SeB
Other Charges on Consolidated Pond 756,848
Advances for Public Works, dc 230.053
Sinking Fund titB,Bs7
_ . . .
_. . 8,444,017

Amount received t repeosent of Advances for
Public Works, de.
Ditto ditto for New Cowie of Justice 115,000

MUG ditto for Greenwich Honda! 115,446

A 19,21111,801

Balance, being the Deb:Macy on Dec. 11, 1887,
upon the charge of the Consolidated Tend In Great
Britain, to meet the Dividends, and other charges,
payable In the Quarter to March 31, 180 P •,od4,pfo

Surplus Balance In Ireland beyond tbe Charge of -.----
the Consolidated Fund in Ireland, for the Quarter
ended Dec. 31, 1i67

C 23,387,727

1f.3.397,727

only been • limited bushiest. Buyers will not operate m
even a shade of advance. At the lowest prices of kit
I week, and which were quoted yesterday, • large business
oould have been done. The advices from India and Chins
continue diecouracing (indeed, very bad), and it is only at
very low rates merchants can be induced to operate.

WOOLLEN.—Leans, Dr.c. 31.—The attendance at the
cloths hells, although not by any means large this mom
lug, has somewhat improved upon the two last market
days. Oss Cr two representatives of Manchester houses
have been in the market, and although their purchases
have net bean extensive, there appear. to have been a
more speculative disposition present. 'With the commence.
meat of the new year we anticipate an improvement both
in the state of the warehouses and also in the cloth hallo.
The male of goods this morning has consisted entirely of
those for spring, in the way of tweeds, fancy coatings and
=meltons. Although the parcels which have changed
have not been large, still • better tone has pre.
veiled. There has been but little improvement in the
buninern done in hairlists. The inquiries have not been .it
all numerous, but as these goods are in many eases mile
to order, • correct estimatte cannot be mule from tl e
parcels which leave the cloth hall.

COM-WU, Dec. 31.-At to-day's market • small
supply of English wheat, which sells readily at le. to 2a.
per qr. advance, beet runs of red making 69.. to Ti.. per
5041 b. to the grower. Foreign of fine quality, especially
red, fully Is, dearer, and in more active nest than for
some time past. Barley fully as dear. Beans and peas
quiet. Oats dull, and second-rate qualities rather cheaper.
Foreign arrivals for the week:-Wheat, 13,064; barley,
3,770 ; oats, 86/ ; beans, 65 ; peas, 22 ; tares, 131 qrs.
IPSWICH, Dec. 31.-There was a very short supply of
wheat to-day, for which there was a good demand at ls.
to 2s. per qr. more money than last week. Barley in taw
supply and the turn dearer. Beans and peas no altera-
tion.
Lunn, Dec. 31.-From the returns made since bar
vest, in several of the agricultural markets, it is clearly
shown that the deliveries of wheat up to the present
moment are three months in advance of last year ;
this with the defective yield of the last crop, is sufficient
to suggest the question, at what price can supplies be
drawn to meet the wants of the country for the next nine
months? At present, the quantity offered for sale in the
producing districts is barely equal to the local coneunip.
Lion, so that we can barely calculate upon large shipments
from the east coast until another harvest is secured. To:
day there is little or nothing showing, ands good demand
is experienced at 2a. per qr. over last Tuesday's rate,.
Barley and other articles as before.
Dec. 31.-To-day's market was well at.
tended, and in wheat a large business was dote at an
advance of 6d. to Bd. per cental on the week. Flour in
good request at 1.. per sack advanoe on the week. Indian
oorn in fair demand, and lid. to le. per quarter dear..r on
the week. Oats and oatmeal steady. Canadian pees in
good demand, and le. per quarter higher. Beans un-
changed.
LYNN, DEC. 31.-The weather was variable the latter
part of last week. To-day the wind is easterly, with snow
and sleet. There was a very small show of wheat to-day,
the best wimples readily commanded 2s. per qr. more money,
other sorts le. per qr. dearer. Barley: malting qualities
made Ia per qr. wore money, supply being short ; grind-
ing descriptions fully as dear. Beans and oats a slow sale
at lad Tuesday's prices. Per imperial qr. to the grower :
-Wheat, white, new, 6llbs. to 631 b s. per imperial bushel,
77a. to 825.; ditto, red, 61Ibs. to 63155. 68s. to 721. ;
barley, best Chevalier malting, 531bs. to :54116., 445. to Ihs.;
ditto, runs, Chevalier ditto, 521bs. to 531ba., 41s. to 439.;
oats, 36Ihs. to3Blbs., 25e. to 28..; beans, G.llbs. to Csllia,
44a. to 475.; peas, maple, 631 be. to Gilbs., 455. to 474.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Dec. 31.-The weather keeps
open, but seems hardening. At our market this morales
we had a very moderate show of wheat from the grower,
with fair arrivals from the coast. Mark-lane, however,
being reported higher, our millers showed rather more
disposition to operate, which resulted in a fair business
being done at an advance of lid. per qr. Flour was rather
dearer, with a steady inquiry. Malting barley fully main-
tained its value. Grinding descriptions less inquired for.
In other articles we have little variation to note.
SALISBURY, DEC. 31. -The (supply of grain to-day gene.
rally was moderate, and attendance of buyers short.
Business in wheat ruled inactive, at an advance of flow
Is. to 2s. per qr. Flour unaltered in value. Good malt-
ing samples of barley met a fair inquiry, and prices had an
upward tendency ; but inferior samples were a dull sale,
at late current rates. Malt trade inactive, and prices
nominally unaltered. Other grain firmly maintained late
quotations, and little business doing. Wheat, ibis. to 774.:
barley, :Cis. to 465. ; oats, 25a. to 32a. ; beans, 444. to We.;
peas, 40.. to 54e. ; rye, 20s. to 35a. per qr. ; terra as 1;4.
to 71. par bushel ; dour, 46.. to 5:36 per sack ; malt, tx'n

to 7-2 s: per quarter.
GLASGOW, Dec. 31.—At our market yesterday importers
of American wheat were asking an advance of 31. to
per boll, which checked sales, but the trade closed very
firm, and all other articles were steady in value. America
red spring wheat may be quoted Ms. to Ma Od. ;
Odessa Ghirka, 33a. lid. to 34a.; Hungarian and Banat,
33a. to 33a. I'd.; and fine Baltic red, 37.. per 2401 be. Extra
States and Canadian superfine flour, 3Ga. Gd. to 37a. per
barrel. Danish and Swedish oata,23a. to Zia Gd. per 3641 M.
Danish and Pomeranian barley, 295. to 31. per 3•331ba.
Egyptian beans, 26.. to 26*. Cal. Canadian peu, 2rie.; and
mixed American oorn, 28a. Gd. per '..NOlbs.

CAITLE.—SALtanuae, Dec. 31.—As usual, the market
following our Christmas market wax thinly supplied with
beasts, and the attendance of buyers wail small. flood
animals, however, sold readily at late rates, whilst rough
sorts sold slowly at varied prices, and barely a clearance
was effected. Sheep were also thinly supplied, parties•
lady good animals, and business generally was (lull, priors
averaging former quotations. Very little doing in the eat
trade. Pigs were sparingly supplied, trade very dull, and
their relative value unaltered. Best oxen realised
to 13e. per score • cow and heifer beef, 10s. to Ili. ;
best Down mutton, 70. to &l. per lb. ; other sorts,
6d. to tqcl.; veal, 7J. to 74d. ; fresh pork, 741. to 7A.;
green bacon, &L to 80. •, dry ditto, 9d. to 90. ;s
porkers, per score, 9a. to 9a. lid. ; large bacon pigs, Ss. 6L
to 9s. ; sweet pickled hams, 9d. he FA per lb. ; and
quarter-old store pigs, 1h to les. each.