The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-25 00:00:00

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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARY-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
The attendance ci the trade was fair, and the tone
quiet. Prices of most ankles of the trade were unaltered.
The supply of home-grown grain was small. The imports
of foreign grain into London since loot Monday were reported
this morning as fair of dour, fair of wheat, smell of barley,
end rather of oats.
WilEll.-Eaglish sold slowly at lest Monday's prior.
Foreign unaltered in value. kngtish'white, 42.. to 62..;
red. 38.. to 44.. per quarter ; Daatelo had Kon*berg, Oa.
to Me. per 494113. • Rostock, 42a. to 60a.; ether 616 per*
40.. to 461. ; French, 38e. to 42e.
FLoon.-Bteldy trade at shoot last Monday's priors.
Town, $6.. to 43a.; Norfolk, 325. per 2801 b.; French,
28s. le 335. per 2801 b. ; Amer., U.S., 26e. to 27a. per barrel.
BARLEY in increadog demand at le. per qr. over last
llonday's rates. English, 24.. to 46e. per qr. ; Bahr,
24.. to 27e. • other aorta, 23e. to 27e. per quarter.
OATS going at last Menday's rake. British, 20s. to 30e.
per qr.; Brudes, les. to 24e. per qr. ; other Bailie porta,
26. to 275. per qr.
Burrs.-English and Bodkin held at lost Mooday's
'dram. &tallith tick, 86a. to 41a.; harrow, 425. to 46.
per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 66. rev. Beittion, 86.. per qr.
PILE inquired Sher, at last Monday's riots. Matilda
bailers, 38.. to 40a. ; bog and grey, Me. to 40a. ; foreign
white, 48s.
FLOATIXO Canoor.--Binoe hat Friday 81 grin labs
vessels erre reported arrived et pinta of call, via., 6 wheat.
18 mafae, 3 barley, 6 rens, 8 oda, 1 rye. Sake lad reported:
-Maine arrived : Ikea% a resale, 36. 6d. per 480110.
Oats arrived : Odom, lite. lid. per imperial quarter, net.
Barer continua in anapense. Buyers are endeavouring to
bring prior down. Importers, on the other head, try be
marten ground; fee Tageorog (Mirka, 60s. silted ; for
Odors maize, 33e.; buyers Gar at 2a. lees.

mutiv•Li 1 TO miter nom Nov. 21 ro Nov. xs
arab I Nebit. Lrm. lareles.
Mom 1260 • .... I 1100
Batfay 110 i
Gym 1100 101270
... . 270
NW* /160 i ............ ewer. 2.266-I.arnik

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAT.)
(111' same' AND rams maxi m° lIILDONAPZ.)
MAY Orti OWN 0013.311PONDiNT.)
Corn market languid; kw Wes in say articles, and prier
in favour of buyers.

MLNCING-LAMB.--(TIDS DAY.)
Buexu—There has been a full amount of bunkum dam
this week, and prior at the ekes showed an advance of
6d. to Is. Relined has alao advanced 6d. ; lumps, 49e. &I.
to 61s. dd.
Corms—The public tales have gone off readily this week
at fall priest to 64. advance.
Tuna.—'rke large public sales at the commencement of the
week watt off heavily at id to ld. decline, and the private
contract market has been doll at this decline.
Corrow.—About 1,000 balsa sold thistly in pub& ode at
previous rates.
Itica.—A fair amount of badmen done this week at fully
3d. dearer.
Rum has been doll of sale; pekes unaltered.
ISALTPTIMIL—A full amount of baldness done at the en-
teems prices of last week.
Snore have sold heavily at about previous rates.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
The market remains inactive, with a drooping tendency
in mime, whim are now quoted as follows :—Petemburg
Y.C. on the spot, 68s. W. to 684.• all the year, Me.,
" alley ; " January to )(arch, 675. "sellers."

HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

LELDINUALL.—Hides, 66105. to 641ta, 4d. to 41d. ;
64Iba. to 721 x., aid. to 4ia.; me. to 6011*.
to 6d.; Whs. to dblbs.. bd. to 60. ; to 96105..
hto 6d., 961bs. to 1041ba., 6d. to 60; 104Iba. to 1121 b.;
6d. 4. to 60 ; Hodes bid" 111. to lOs. 6d.; Calf skim:
light. 2s. 6d. to 44.; tall. Ss.
Baoldoo oely.-81asp *toe, polled, 7d. to 9s. ; haF.
brads, 6s to 75.; doom, 4s. 6d. to 6s. N.

BOROUGH HOP MARKBT.—(THIS DAY.)
Mew% Pattenden mad Smith report that the market
far tine maples continue, itsdnally to advance, end each

COAL MARXET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walla End Braddyliillettom, 20.. ; Walla lad Haswell,
215.; Walla End Egmont. IS.. Oa. ; Walla End Baia
18e. id ; Walla End Haugh Hall, Rim ; Haswell 0.., 14..6d.;
Walla End Eeanwood, lie. dd. ; Boddlas Hartley, 14.. ed.;
North Holywell Math, lie. id.-26 alp at market.

NORTHERN REFORM Utture.—This body held
two meetings oe Tsenday night—one at Stockton, the other
at Duets" near Gateshead. At Stockton the Rev. Robert
Spears presided, and exposed ths anossalons character of the
preset frenobise by a personal reference. • year or two ago,
when living in a borough, he had • voioe in choosing • Fe-
stoons:lye, but because be had removed into a small tows
which was unrepresented in the Lesbiansre that privilege
had been taken away from him, although he is morally„
and speaking, just escapable of exercisfug
the▪ franchise now a. before. The illustration urea applauded
as it deserved to be, fora better *temple of the inequalities,
may we sot may the absurdities, of the property quWilicatkin
not have been found. No wonder that after this man-
hood suffrage was unanimously voted Decamp to insure
complete recommit/Mon, or that vote by ballot wee deemed
essential to the personal protection of the elector. The loaf
meeker, were Messrs. Nelson, Seeing, Sharp, Wilson,
grown, and Robinson, and lengthened !address.' were de-
livered by the deputation from the Union. At Donston Mr.
T. Archer filled the chair; the speakers were Messrs. Joseph
Cowen, jun., T. Grayson, and James Hay, and resolutions
and petitions similar to those adopted at previous meeting*
were carried unanimously.—Nemossfle Chrostcle.
The police authorities of Berlin in 1866 inter.
dieted the journals from inserting adverti,ements for wine.
on the ground that snob things were a profanation of the
sanctity of marriage. A men recently wanted to simile
for a mils, bat in conesquesee of the i rabib,tion no news-
paper would accept the advertirement. Ile aloordingly
applied to the Minister of the Interior, and that functionary
has just answered that ea there is no law against each
advertisements, the nempaosre may insert them, provided
they contain nothing ofreseive.
The Almonach de Gotha for 1860, which has just
appeared, does not take any sodaof the changes made in
Italy by the last war, with the exception of Lombardy. The
num apparently Is nothing is yet officially decided on.
Lombardy no longer steads under the bead of Austria,
neither dreg it find a place in the article relative to Pied-
went. Nothing is changed in the Ateserusei. in the Roman
Mater, nor in the Dimities of Tummy. Perna, and Modena;
the Martini. Tozer de MTh remains designated as the repro-
✓otative of the Grand Dab Ferdinand IV.
Brantq.sa INVASION OF • CONVENT.—AtaI
hunt which lately took place in the Forest el St. os
wee attended with a rather singular incident. After a long
rim in the averse* of the forest. the simnel reached the
Esplanade des Lome, and after crowded a Pond and pang
under the oak of Dims of Poitiers, entered the enclosure
the convent, pursued by the dogs and the huntsmen. The
sisterhood end the boarders were thrown into some alarm
by the barking of the dogs and the noise of the horses.
The establishment, which is a branch of the Im-
perial Institution of St. Danis for the education of
the daughters of members of the Legion of Honour.
is now having forge edditious made to it, and it was thin
that the stag sought refuge through an mooing in the wail.
When in the courtyard it made a grim through a high
open window and got into the chapel. The dogs attempted
to follow, bat found the leap too high for them. The ban*.
men, not being willing to lose their game, were about W
lave the door opus], when the chaplain of the mese
interfered. and observed that a chapel was a place of asylum.
which ought **protect all created beings, and that he there-
fore begged that the poor stag might bs sewed. The sort.
emu having seeded, the hounds were drawn off, and after •
time the animal Wm allowed to go free late the beset.