The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-11 00:00:00

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49 1
47 9

HIS DAY.
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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
MENTIRE AND Mal MAGNETIC '
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The eon market has been very quiet. Holders of wheat
and flour, however, do not yield, and the few retail &ea
effect.' have been at former trim+. Indian corn and
Egyptian Leans have been rather eiuder to purchaae. All
other articlea

MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.)
st.G.n.—We have had a steady market this week
with a limited bushman done at previous rates, but • large
bu►iness has been on cargoes afloat in Havannah, the
prices being a shade in favour of the buyers. Relined
market lamely without alteration iu prices.
(rapper.. -The quantity offered in public sale has been
small, yet a decline of Is. has been established in a few
instances.
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Tr.a.-- This article has been dull of sale, and prices were
with difficulty supported, but after the arrival of the tele-
gram yeatenlay, holders asked higher prices, and to a limited
extent purchases were made in black leaf cougou at ed.
advance.

—Ricebas further declined fully 3d. this week.
Rms. -- A full amount of business has been done at tlis
reduced prices rd lut week.
FisureErae.—Refraction 43 sold yesterday at 43e. 6d.
RPICEM have sold steadily at previous rates. •
Corrox. —A fair amount of business dale at about pre-
viow, rates.

Nonni (Thin) Daft-- The market 'throws no change;
good qualitiex of llengal and Madras sell at 241. to 3d. ad-
vance, and ordinary an chiefly bought in or withdrawn.
1.372 chest+ to-ley, including 445 withdrawn and 370
bought in, leaving MI climb. wild.
Market. generally have had a quiet appearance.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market le steady to-day at the following prints r-
Peter-Audi Y.C.. on the ■pot, rle. ; May and Juno. Ma.
July to dept., Us. ; Oct. to Use., 60‘. 6d. to 60e. 9d.

HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

LEM/ENHA IL, - Hale. : 561 ha. to 64110., 30. to 4d.1
6411 a. to 7211...., 41. to 4 ; 72115. to $01136., 44d. to 5.1. ;
80110. to Milo., 11d. to 64.1. ;Ho. W 961ba., 54.1. W 51.1. ;
9.111. m. W 10411..... sfl. to 6.1. Hone ludo', 9e. to 11..
Calf Aim., light, 2s. 6d. to 4c ; full, 7e.
BERVONDNET. tTheep skims, hair-brads, 9a. to 10e. •
dolma, Te. to 941. ; Was, 26. 6d. to 44. ; ahearliaga, la. 44
to la. 6.1.

DOROL7OII HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Pattenden and Smith report the market con-
tinue* Ann at fully late prior, and but few hope on utter.
The bine is making but env progress.

THREE HUNDRED YEARS AOO. —The following
resolution appears 4E the boobs et the Boston Corporation
for the year 1545 :—" Resolved, that no beer shall be drunk
that has not bees brewed in the borough." We fancy that
some of our modern topers would not relish the reenact
ment of this restriction of our forefathers of 300 years ago.
It was certainly carrying out the spirt of protection with a
• .--Sininfnril Aferrurg.
VEHERY AT Nnw ()ELEA:YR.—TIM Nero Orleans
('rearm?, in describing a bloodless duel between two in.
dividuala of that city, my':—" We will mention, as
• innerly long drawn out coincidence, that this
was fifteen th duel, conclusively, in which Dr.
Canter was on the field as surgeon, without his man
being hit., cut, or hurt in the slightest degree. Dr.
Bertheld, who was the other surgeon on the field yester-
day, i. almost se lucky with hie men. He hes had sewed
ol his patrons ledly winged, hut has always put then, on
their pins a. good as new, awl has yet to 610 a Man in the
dudistio way."

SL . Ia IL Aprill& May