The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-02 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. -(THIS DAT.)
(lEr AND EMI MAGNETIC TIMAGRAPIL)
IFIIOII OCR OWN OGIULIISFONDMIT.,
Grab morlant vary emirs Wheat is Lap dsmand at
3d. advance. &ace Friday 4e. dearer. lodisation It dearer,
selling actively ; Gast; Etis. 6.1. to 375. ; America
; 3da (ante and oatmeal rather cheaper.
Barley Gm. Waather very Ise.
MINCING-LAIR 5 DAT.)
81141A11.—Ths market has with a firm appearance.
Rased steady at last week's prima
°orris—the small public mks are going off at last
euerency.
TrA.—This market reunion dull.

Iticr.. -it, ;.leaca:dba• b7e; limited, but quotations are
Not altered.

pp Comm.—The demand has been less active,but prices are
su orted.
SaLTPTTRE bas been dull of sale.
Rum remains steady.
Machete generally am steady to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Tits mart s! is steady. Prices are quoted es follows :
Petersburg T.C. is tiro spot, 53i. 3d. ; Oct. to Des., lit 3d. ;
Jae. to Mar* 69► 9d. ; March only, Hs.

SHITHIHMD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Messrs. Davis and Company report trade slow. Priem as
the declioe. Prime meadow bay, 755. to SOL ; superior
do. 90s. to 112 s. ; inferior do. 50e. to 501. ; saw do., 50a.
to SOL ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 e. ; ditto oposod eat, 80a.
to 100 s. ; straw, Mato 355.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Oreoi.

The operations in British mining shares to-day
have been somewhat limited, and no variation of
importance has occurred in prices. No transactions
are officially recanted in the Stock Exchange list.
Shares in the following mines, however, amongst
others, have changed hands, viz., Stray Park, East
Caradon, Great Wheal Alfred, Condurrow, Wheal
Edward, Wheal Margaret, and Gramber and St.
Aubyn. Great Retallack shares have been dealt
in at 255.

In foreign descriptions St. John del Rey have
been dealt in at 28i. There are inquiries for
Mariquita Mining shame, which are marked
and }.

A FRENCH Irrogros us Lonnon.—The following
carious story is taken from 066,1461,4 :—" The polios
remntly learned that • nounber of French bishop bed
received letters from London, some of them signed Marie
Royer, 61. Brool•street, Bloomsbury, and others Cecile
Blandin, 15, Ryder's•court, Leiessterequare, represent-
* that the writer, a yr* Frenchwoman of good
&only and education, had been attracted to Lon
don by the promise of • place an governor in •
wealthy family, but bad been exposed nit rely to
attempts to torn her from the path of virtue, but
from the mtholic religion, of which she was an ardent Ds
Bever ; and she therefore implored remittances to pay mole
debts, end to be able to return to Paris. Several of the
prelate*, believing her story, and dreading the idea of her
quitting the catholic church, sent money at once; othersdid
a, on • remind of bet application, made in mom preening
terms than before. But some time back, • member of pm-
' ktos having met at Paris, one of them mentioned the ore
of the poor young lady in Loudon, and they thee per-
ceived that they had been impored ow, as she had not
only written to several of them, but had used differ-sat
limes and shimmer. They, however, from the fear of
meet* erode', propmed to my Nothing about the matter;
Mt the polio@ beard of it, and they mused inquiries to be
reds is Leedom The reside was the diesovery that the
order was not only en impostor, bat or even • female,
being one Mode L formerly a porter oe the Eastern
Railway, who, is 1657, was condemned, by default, by the
Overt of Arises of the Bertha, to twenty years' hard
laser.*