The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-04 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
(IT wotrITIC TZLIONAPN.)
(PROM 001 OWN COILBESPONDTZT.)
There was a good attendance of farmers and dealers at
market this morning, and • better tone prevailed in trade.
Wheat had a good consumptive demand at • slight ad-
vance on last Friday's prices.
Indian ears was in good request at 6d. per v. 41
Flour without alteration. Oats, Real, beans, peas, and
oth,e articles seam:gad in price.
The weather flue.

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
SIIOAIL—The market has opened with a firm app aaaaa ce,
and the public sales are going off steadily. The refined
market quiet; brown lumps, 68s ; grocery, 68s. 61. to 611.
Corren.—The public sales are going off without showing
any material alteration is pricey.
antic's has a steady appearance, end the trade
apparently bay with confidence, but this. is no speculative
movement Is the market.
Bice. —2,700 bags of Bengal were offered, and about t.elf
sold at 10,. to 12e., which scarcely supported previous rates.
Aux.—Prices are smattered, hat the demand is very
6•Lvratruit.—We are without say bulimia' of import-
ance to report in We article.
Corrox.-1,200 bales sold yesterday on 'Casey*, but
prime a shade lower.
Tue.—Higher press are ssked for Banes, and the last
quotation was 1381. to 139 ..

TALLOW MARRET.-THIS DAT.
The eauket is quiet. The following ere the current
quotations:—Town tallow, 65r. 6d., nett cub; Peters-
burg Y.C. on the spot, 675. ; November and Decem-
ber, 66r. 9d. ; January to Much, 665. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAHHET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade witboat alteration. Prime
meadow bay, 68.. to 80e.; superior, old, 841. to 90e.;
inferior, 60s. to 605.; rowan, 60s. to 701.; doves. 701. 13
1101. ; eseoad eat, 70s. to 961. ; Maw, 24e. to 2.8.

MeBITIMII RISE,-08 Saturday MM. Lopez aid
()genet, merchants, brought an scion before the PArill
Tri-
buaal of Commerce against the Lloyd Francsa to recover
16,000 fr., the amount of an insurance effected by them on •
quantity of goods which were conveyed from Havre to
Liverpool to be sent to Manilla, but which were dc.troyed
is a flee that canned in the docks at the English I ort. But
the Tribune, after bestir? pleadings on the Lloyd, decided
the • fire in docks does cot caeatitute either a maritime
risk" or • " misfortune et st a," against which .:one the
Lloyd assured, and it consequently dismissed the action
wit cosh.ts
Wh s3.—We (Shipping Gazette) publish our
monthly summary of wrecks, from which it appears that,
chaire the month of Octob r, the number of wrecks reported
was 199. to the month of January the number was 266;
is February, 174; in March, 146; is April, 157; in May,
112; In Jane. 81; in July, 101; is August, 88; sad(
September, 127 ; making a total la the past tea months of
1,456.
TEE TRADE OSLIVERPOOL.—LIVIIIPOOL, MONDAY:
—Toe Customs Bill of Eatty, punished this meroirg, girls
a titers of the number and tonnage of the ships VIM have
entered inwards Item and cleared outwards fe r foreiga
ports in the week ending the Ist November, 1856, as well
as the corresponding week of 1856. It appears the during
the last week 93 ships, of en siticivgate toenage of 41,141
toot, entered inwards, against 34 ships, 20,369 tone, in 1855,
being an Walvis of 59 in the number of ships, end an In-
crease of 22,772 tors in the tonnage; the number of tits'
SUPS outwards during the week, 89 ships, of a 'orange al
49,919 tons, spine 51 ships and 50,168 tots in 1835, being
an increase of 5 stripe, and • decrease of 249 *ors. The
total number of ships reported inwards from (Grotto parte
during the present year, up to the Ist November, was 3,694
with • tonnage of 2,050.810 tons, against 3 620, and
1.745,802 tons in the year 1865, showing en inmate ef 174
ships, and 335,008 tons.
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.IctOtTidh..—andeo autumnalnT ,?ow.
16 applleants from a list of 180 approve,' taadidates.
The poll eland at three o'clock, and sometime after the
pratite-saT?ftEreathisAt,:ohTn:;TVithunday last, for the purpose of ch,seirg
names of the successful candidates were announced in the
anal way, and the proceedings unntina•ed,
GENERAL WALKER AND SLAVERY.—An important
decree has been issued by General Walker, of Nicaragua,
annulling the old decrees of the Federal C esstitnent Assess-
, bly, among which was one abolishing slavery in Outbid
Americo. The effect of this is, that the right to boll slaves
is now acknowledged by the goverment el Nicaragua, and
the peculiar institution may therefore be :cessidered as
re-established in the republic
THE FACTORY GIRLS AND PRESTON S. BROOKS...—.
The factory girls of Lowell have given espreseioa to their
feelings urn the late Sumner outrage, by swatting to P. S.
Brooks thirty pieces of silver (3 coat pieces), a rope, gad a
winding ghee, with a letter freely meaning their sea-
' Uments.