The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-09 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN ILiItKET.

(THIS DAY.)
(3Y ILICIIIIO AND LIIIIIIXATIOSAL TILIGRAPII.)

'Rom ova OWN OORALSPOIDX:I2.)
Corros.—Much better demand ; prices inner. Sales
probably 7,0(X) bake.
CORN.—The market fairly attended • wheat in moderate
demand, and at full rates. Flour ;Wady. Indian oxen
firm ; mixed, ; beam maltend ; oats and °aimed in
fair request.

WAKEFIELD CORN MAR KET. —(TH IS DAT.)
(IT mann ELRCISIC TEMMAPS.)
MOM OCR OWN COVAZOPONDIII7.)
Wheat : Tea& gala. No &sap in prior. Barley la
fair demand. Oata and beans steady.

MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.)
Srcall.—The market continue@ dull, but without further
change in value. The males include Barbadoes, at 31s. ;
Bavannals, No. 12, at 365.; llaoilla elayed, 28a. 6d. to
9d. Reflood : Brown lumps remain at 435., bat there is
very little demand thereat.

dorrra—The pawls of plantation Ceylon broht to
public sal* bare sold lees briskly, but without material
chases in prices, mixed and triage, 50e to 73 ; fine fine
ordinary and low middling, 775. 6d. to 79e. ; middling and
good middling, 80e. to 80s. 6d.; pmberry, 78a. to 80s.
Cocos is doll of saley at previous prior.
Tzs.—Tbe public Wes hare gone off rather more firmly,
and in some mass at rather higher prices.
Rlca —A parcel of white Bengal sold at 10s. GI to lls.
Facet.—Currants are in fair request, at hilly late prices.
Raisins Valescia have sold freely, bat at a slight decline ;
in other kinds there is no rhea's to notice.
Pi/PM—About 1,000 begs sold at late prices ; Penang,
3d.; liailluPolw,
Rcu.—No sales reported. _ _ _

sm.rems-600 "bap .old at the full price of We. 6d.
for refractioo 3, short prompt.
INstoo.—Tbe public males of Guatemala west off heavily,
at the previoue public sale prime to 3d. decals'. Clortas,
low to hoe, :h. 6EL to sa. Bd.; Sobrea, se. Sal. to 6s. ld.i;
hors., 6e. 10d. to 7e. 2d.

Corrom—The few Wes reported show a further slight
decline.

TALLOW MA RH ET. —(THIS DA T.)
no market is firm et the &Howls; prier:—Town tallow,
4L. 3d., net cash; Petersburg T.D. on the spot, 40. 9d. ;
Jaaaerv, 41s. 34. to 41s. 6d. ; March, 43. 6.1.; April to
Jane, 425. 9d.; October to December, 435. 6d.

MDR MARKET.-(THIS DAT.)

LNADINBALL.—Hides : Priam :-stilba. to albs., 3d.
to 31d. ; 641bs. to 721ba., 3d. to Std. ; 721bs. to Mho.,
3Od. to 4.1. ; 8011 ad to 801ba., dd. to aid. ; Nabs. to
4Abs.. tea. to M. ; 961ba. to 104114., M. to Sid. ; 1011105.
to 1121b5., sd. to Std. floras hides, 10a. Od. to 12.. Od.
Calf skins. light, 2.. 6d. to 4a. ; fall. 7.. 6cL
BERYONDSET. —Sheepskins : relied. 9s. 6d. to 12.. Od. ;
Yenta and haltbroda, 8.. Od. to 9s. 6d. ; Downs, 6.. Od. to
7.. 134 L

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mawr& Attendee and Smith report continued activity in
the demand for both new and old bops, at very firm prim.

LEEDS BANKING COMPANT.—This day a call
was made on Class A shareholden who are already settled
on the list of contributories of 701. a share. The aamber
of shareholders settled is 189, bolding 6,360 shares. Be-
sides them there are a number of other shareholder' (Class
B) who hold 2.375 shares, whose cues stand over until the
court hu decided on their liability.

DENSE Foo.—This morning, for several hours, the
metropolis and suburban districts were enveloped in • dense
fog, cumin a suspension of the river traffic and occasioning
groat inconvenience on the various lines of railway. The
usual railway signals could not be perceived from
• distance, and the detonating signals were obliged to be
used. Amongst thou not accustomed to railway travelling
in foggy weather the noise created oo little alum. Up to
noon no serious accidents had been reported. Oee or two
reruns bad been knocked down by passing vehicles in the
Westminster and Waterloo roads, bat were, however, not
badly injured.
THE LATE MIL JONAH WEBB. —A meeting., of in-
fionatial agriculturists was held at 2 o'clock yesterday in re-
tinues to the memorial to the memory of this gentleman.
It was at first contemplated to erect a statue, but it was ul-
timately resolved to erect a memorial to the great breeder
of Southdown sheep at Cambridge.
LAND IN THE CITY.—In the Lord Mayor's Court
yesterday the eau of '•erinoe's Devious v. The Metropo-
litan Railway" was tried before the Recorder, the delineate
being represented by Mr. Hawkins, q.c., and Mr. Cowie,
the company by Mr. J. H. Lloyd and Mr. Hollway. The
&Rimming were the reversioners of property known as No.
17, Little Moorfielda, at present let on lease for 18 years to
come at 451. a year. Their witnesses valued the property
at from 1,8001. to 1,9001., while the evidence offered by the '
company went to show that it would be fairly purchased
for little more than 1,2001. The jury, however, gave the
clainmete 1.7001.
TRIL BURGLARY IX LORRARD.STREET.—Yester-
day Moses. Baum Mined • handbill offering • reward of
7001., of which 2004 will be gives to any parses who shall
within three mouths, furnish each information as shall,
lead to the apprehension of the thieve., sod 500/. for each
information as shall, within the same period, lead to the
recovery of the stolen property, or a proportionate part of
that sum, mord* to the aroosat recovered.