The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MAREBTSt

MARX-LANE.—THIS DAY.
The dullness in the corn trade continua, and it wee ex—
tremely difficult to make proems with sales of any article.
Wheat, in the absence of treJWICWOIL of any moment, most
be considered nominally the mine es on Monday last, The
receipts tram abroad are again liberal.
mar ket
Berit7, beano, and pees dull at the decline noted last
day.
The arrivals of foreign oda are again large, and the turn
in price was in favour of the buyer.
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lIINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
Broan.—The market remains In the same dull state NI
yamerday. and it is very difficult to effect sales. Reigned
lamps, 535. to 56e.
Correa.—Tbe public sake are progressing heavily.
Tu.—The market remains inactive, but holders do not
press sales. Common Congoit llid. cash, ls. to Is. Old.
wand terms.

SALTPETRE.—Price must be considered nominal
RICE.—No trtneactions of importance reported.
Briers have mold heavily at rather lower prices. Peppin:
Si re sold at tic,. to 4}d. Pimento bought in at Rd.
Singapore sold at 4d. to 4Jd. Punento bought in at 31d.
TCa.tEolc bee been sold at very low pricey
In other articles no material alteration in prices, but most
have a downward tendency.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT.
The market is flat :—Peigibeors Y.C. on the spot, is
quoted 60e. ; October mad Dersaber, 49e. 9d. to 6d.; lea-
tory and March, 60s.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Morro. Pattenden and Smith report a steady demand for
the but clam of Mid sad East Keats. Mar doscriptloos
in dull of res.

SNORT TIME AT ritErfOle.—On Monday, the
drum of Warn Birley Brothers, Mesas. Simpson Brothers,
and Means. Ainsworth and Co.. began running short time.
To-day (Tuesday), Messrs. 8 Barley, and Co. com-
mence. Last Friday Mews. J. and B. Seed commenced,
and on Saturday Messrs. Bream Brothers. There are
now very few millsin Preston running full time.—.Prestore
Chronicle.
STATE OF TRADE IN OLDHalf.—ln consequence
of the increasingly depressed state of trade, a considerable
number of the mill, is the town have begun working abort
time, and it is fully anticipated that the example will be
followed by the great majority of the others. Tradesmen
of all classes have, in consequence, begun to complain of bad
trade, the ro3turnsof the board of gnardlans for indoor and
outdoor relief have been somewhat affected, and the coming
winter is looked forward to with the most gloomy forebodings.
—Manchester Cluirdioa.

WEEKLY COSIMCNICITION WITH INDIA.—It Sp-
pears that • weekly communication with India is about te be
establignd. The main points of an arrangement are said to
have been agreed between the government and the Penin-
sular and Oriental Compsny for a mail to and from India
four times • month instead of twice, as at present. It kr in-
tended to effect this by making the despatch of the mails to
and from Bombay to alternate se regards dame with the dot
parMre of the mail. to and from Calcutta, a plan which ertil
bring four mails each way to Suez every month, the con-
y undertaking to place such additional steamers on the
Natedlke and Alexandria station as shall suffice to convey
four mails per month, both outward and homeward, between
those ports. It is hoped this important extension of the
company's postal operation", may be brought into effect early
next year, and will doubtless be shortly followed by • cot-
responding increase in the number of communications era
Bouthemplon.-21eses.
THE CONSERVANCY OP THE THAMES.—The
conservators of the river ThameshavechosenCaptainEdward
Borstal, R.N., as their secretary.
The Panorama premises in Leicester-square, with
the mintier:corn at Csmden-town, and the Strand Theatre,
an beiag on lease to Mr. Burford, are to be sold by aucticn to-
morrow at the Mart, by direction of the representative of the
eon of Kr. Barker, the original inventor and ettconsfth
plater of panorama.
Under the title of " Lose to the English," the
Spanish papers announce that the produce of wine in the
sherry districts has suffered from the oldinm, and that in some
places the crop baa almost entirely failed.