The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-27 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The wheat trade in Mark-Is . this morning wee Arm for
ell dry samples of new and old foreign wheat; but la. to 24.
less stoney was tempted for ill-conditioned English wheat.
Flour without material alteration.
Barley, without being brisk, sold at former pricer.
Oats were a dull sale, at last Dioad sy'a gaotatiom.
Beans fully u dear, but whits peas were le. to 3. per
qr. cheaper.
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AiiIVALII INTO LONDON nom OCT. 20 TO OCT. 25.

Cartels..
trek
L C.
Gt. N. BM
UPOIIII3I

Wheat. bane,. Nam tom boar roes. now.
7654 1117 "gi 4117 ~~
2791
60
4515
23714 1384
5791 1848 88'4 478 480 139
1199 1:8 361 788
owts.
3100 . 183 00

-THIS DAT.

The following public Wee are advertised for tO.INIVTOW:
—Sugar : 300 Mids. of Barbados', 12,000 bap of Maiseitias,
4,000 begs of Bengal, and 800 bags of Maras; sofa, 7d
casks of pleatation Ceylon; 200 bap of cocoa;, and 1,000
hem of Beard Mee.
Our private contraet markets have been quiet since
Friday, incept for two articles, viz.,
Corrort, which has be.. ia active demand and 1,000 bales
sold, and
. . . .

Tits, in whioh a very large amount cf business has been
done ; both the trade and spendaters hate bought trolly at
an advents of gd to id. Common Congos now being
quoted firm at Giget. ea figo. lb., and blackish leaf Congo.
Ha been iamb in demand.

TALLOW

•THISDAY.

The market is firm in all positions :—Town tallow is
quoted 565. 6d. Lett sash; Yetenbarg Y.O. as the spot,
6135. 9d. ; last Owes mouths, He. 6d. to 9d.; January to
Mardi, 58s. 9d. to 675.

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.

Moak on band............03111a 1 2410
Delivery last week.. 2.177
Do.from tat ions . VS 31.3211
arrival last week .............. MSS 1,404
Do. from Ist Jane %NI 27,333 54,647
Prim T. C. per mt.
Do. Town Us.64. ' us. as.
Arrival for the week mead Nov. 6. last year. 2,633 casks. and
delivery 3,664 make. The arrival last week eompriesd 3,3/7 emirs
from Russia, 194 arks from South Amain. and 32 casks beta other
plasm. - Tend. 3,743 auks.

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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
The number of beasts is usaller ; the quality of the up
ply has, however, inthr nod. 'The favoerablo weather
ceases an active trade, and some of the choicest kinds
make rather more mosey. There are a few more
sheep than on Monday lot; the demand is, however,
good, and the prices of that day are fully maintained. Calves
are selling aboat the same as on Friday. From Germany
end Holland there are 1,730 beasts, 2,210 sheep, and 184
calves, Spate 60 beasts; Northern and Midland Counties,
1,800; and 700 from Ireland.
Per swat a Saba s. .1. d Pr dosed alba ad • d
Boa Bata Haifa& .. 4 8 8 Boa Dm k Eif•ando 8b
Boa abort-bora. 4 6 4 Bad Loat-aotat
Boma quota, Waits— 3 0 3 Do. do. Blare —
Oahe 4 4 6 Ira sadasocad (mato 4 0 4
Pte.d Mont
Boot Da Half-bads. 506 - 6 Lam o.
,be .
Bora at market. 5.232; oboopaod E.A3O 818•64 223 ; OW.
570.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Moms. Pomades and Smith report that thee* is a brisk
demand for all fine hope.—Doty 260,0001. to 260,0001.

COAL MARKET-THIS DAY.

Holyweilt 17e. 6i- 61.; Bates'
Tanfleld Woos, 160. ; Walls End Russell's Rotten, 181. 6d.;
Walls Esti Beaddsll'a Heston, 18.. ; Wills End laos-
loran, 17s. 6i.; Walls End Roswell, 19s. 61. ; Walls End
Holton, 19e. 60.; Walls End Tees, Ws. 6d.-119 slips it
mast.

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning the monthly returns of the Board
of Trade for the month ended September 30, 1836,
were issued. We subjoin the total declared value of
the exports of British and Irish produce and manu-
factures during the month, including only the "enu-
merated articles:"

For the month.

1866
18.56
18.54

Including the unenumerated articles, the month's
returns are raised to 10,216,6714 against 9,072,6394
in 1853, and 9,261,56,54 in 1834. For the nine
months ended September 30,1856, the returns for all
articles were 84,906,6054 as compared with
69,226,8374 in 1855, and 76,637,924 i. in 1834.

A CRUZ/. POSITION.—Wei repeat, this controversy
[upon the duties of con eeeee tires] wee (Reed upon e,. We
were never blind to one isevitable result attending it—
namely, the derision of tee uprincirled among politician
and journalists. There were several of the latter class who
were staunch coaservatives from 1835 to 1841, firm whine
in 1547 and 1948, and who are zealots' Palmentoniane now.
These resemble, is some poitity, women who break their
marriage vow, and who do not, when they cease to belong
to A, enter into similar bonds with B. They become li-
berals ;" they Goon deem th,meelves to belong to the public.
And nothing is more &meanie to them, notifies gives rise
to more pleasantry and laughter, than the distresses cf the
faithful wife wider the pain of her C 2011011.1 deerstios.—
Herald of this day.
CONDITIONS OF THE ALLIANCE. —The Motaiteor
rp•ales of danger to the 'llium Well! we will speak out
or the danger. to that alliance. There to danger to the
alliance, but that danger proceed", not from the jest and
honest etricteree of the lingLeh press on public menothou
characters are public property, bet from the coaduct of some
who, raised suddenly to high efilte, seem icelloed to eat r
on a career at once fatal to Franca and false to Eceland.
Those are the worst enemies of the French and English
alliance who can see in government no higher aim then
their own interest, and so become melee, of the welfare
of the nation and the trust culled to them. Sub
men, for instance, view an lb* negotiations fur •
tasty of peace an surliest opputtunity for r. Ulmer
and crashing the press • C a small but free State; and 1,11 we
are driven to it by the Afon.teur, we must cooties that we
saw with shame and diegust how eesiiy our own plenipo-
teatiaries were beguiled by the mare screed for them be-
fore their very eye.. Alain, we are act ignorant—we do
not profess to be ignorant—of tee erolsisat fortunes that
hese been realised within the last fur years by men, who
till then, ware plunged in the der the of indigence. We
hive oboe,. el. with dismay the rise to the outface of the
fioane'al plol of vast bubbles; we have wimessed the
moat recluse and gigantic private speculation com-
bined with the direction of !labile affairs; end we
have seen with deep regret that, instead of doing every-
thine in their power to check the Tiring spirit of gambling.
some high in office and favour in France have lent the whole
influence of their position and their example to stimulate
and eneggerce the evil. We have also obeetved w ith pain
that the government of France has conducted its operations
in many respects ostentatiously in defiance of tbe ascer-
taiced and recognised principles of political etal-
nt.my, and thus ',rucked a col:aise, which,
CAN when .1 may, cassot tail to he iojurions
to the government, calamitous to France, and
deeply pejo :tool to this country. Wo detest the restric-
tions on personel liberty in France. We abhor bar whole
system of passports sad its ettendaat seniancrs. It is
idle to tell us teat the free discussion of these things is ia-
eonsistent w.t 3 the alliance between France and England.
It is bacinie we ore allies—allies to an event wb•ch no
merely political sot can mike ne—alies in COnlitlee as
well as iu arms, becomes France moot suffer wittout in-
, Siefert correspondies evOsrior a on E'9l"°—that we now
claim to eat rcisa the right to discus. measures and men in
which w• as well mese are dully intereste4. The Mon-
tour and its it judioioas promoters have drawn these sheer-
Tatiana on their own heeds.— Timm
BRANCH LINE FROM MALLOW TO FERHOT.--
A special g e 1 meeting of the proprietors of the
Great S. others and Western (Intend) Railwey Com-
pany ven bell in their board-room, Dublin, on Saturday,
Sir E. NI•D .ncel, auntie& a of the c..mpeny, presiding, for
thes purpose of considering the advisability of undertaking
the unit:iv:turn of • brebeh from Wallow, on their hoe' to
F.rmoy. The chaireass explained at some length Os
gateway which bad seism for the construction in such a
breach line, and, attar some discussion, • resolutiou was
odorreii, auth-irising the directors of the Great Southern
sad Western Railway Company is take sack step u the
should think rummy for carrying nut the pr j• et.
ROtAL BRITISH BANK DEPOSITS —The pricer;
realised by Me. Shuttleworth, tithe Pueltry, at the sale at
the heart on Friday lest, named from labi to 12.. 6.1. in
the pound. LAs knocked down at higher priaes weirs
bought in.