The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-28 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

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The market is firmer, with more dispositica to buy.
Town tallow is quoted Us. nett cash ; Petenbarg Y.C. on
1 the spot, Ms. 3d.; October to December, 68s.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
THIS DAY. _ _ .

We have a much sliorie7sttp;li of beasts, and for choicest
qualities there is a better demand ; consequently prices are
tether higher. The number of sheep is also small, but the
demand is still limited, sod it is with difficulty that
• min advance is realised in some instances. The lamb
masa is nearly over, and only some of the best ars sale-
able. Prices are well maintained for good calves. From
Germany and Holland there are 268 beats, 1,410 sheep, 258
calves,'snd 10 pigs; Spain, 60 beast ; Northern and Midland
Counties, 600 beasts; Lod 85 Milch cows from the Home
Counties.
re, euris °MIAs. a4.a d. Par lame et 21ba ad.o. a.
-I.rt Scot,. Herefords 4 8 6 0I Peg Dna a 116.-b4l. St 0 0 0 0
94918bort•borna
itene4 attallty BOUM" 2 8 3 6 , Do. do. Fborn 0 9 0 a
3 8 6 0 Ewes and 1,0.nd gleillty 3 81 4'A
?1,9,
Dm 410 6 2 lambs . 4 4 6 4
11 em. at market. 1,048: &alb sod lambs. 0,460 ; *Wm, 392: Om
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HIDES.-THIS DAY.
LEADZNIIALL.-The present prices are .--661bs. to 641b5.,
; 641bs. to 721b5., 30. to 4d. ; 721 M. to bibs.,
4d. to 41d. ; 80th.. to 88Ibs., 4d. to 41d. ; 88114. to 96114.,
40. to 41d. ; 96Ibs. to 104114 , 40. to 5d.; lOtlbs. to 112181.,
416. to 60. Horse hides, 61. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2s. to
3a.; full, 6e. 6d.
BIHMONDSEY.-Sheep skins, polled, 31. 64. to 41. 64.;
!Cents and halt-breds: 3s. 2d. to 31. Bd.; Downs, 21. 9d.
to 3s. 2d.: lambs, 2s. 9d. to 45. 3d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET. THIS DAY.
Meese,. Pattenden and Smith report that tke demand for
weald of Kent sad SUSHI hope is moot extensive, and the
anaply not equal to meet 1
104 at present, titian have therefore
advanced. Weald Kent , and Sussex 4s. to 6s. por

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Walla End Riddell. 20s. 61 ; Walls End Hilda, 20s. ;
Walls End Booth Hatton, 225. 6d.-7 fresh ships at 'market.

The P:ymotith Journal says Mr. J. C. Mare was
our "Coming Man." Hie leaden only recently boasted of
the in which he was going to walk over the course
whenever a new Parliament enabled him again to enter
within the walls of St. Stephen's. But the prestige of hie
wealth is goes, and with that his chance of sitting for Ply-
mouth, which he had the lolly to think was his pocket
borough.
A piece of Balaklava rock, brought over by the
steam ship Lion, of Hull, is being exhibited in Mr. Blake-
luck's window, in the Messedpla, L iuth.
A law has been pin California for the due
observance of the Sabbath, and the proprietors of circuses
and gambling dens readily succumb, and advertise that
they shall do everything according " to law and order."
Virginia bred and exported 100,000 slaves between
1840 and 1850, whieb, at the low vales of 50 dollars or 10/.
each, gives a revenue of 1,000.0001. in bumen fl lib alone.
DETERMINED downySUlClMB.—Yeaterd Mr. Payne
held an in nest on the body of • wam Elisabeth
Conon, of Rote court, Fore-street, who had committed self-
destruction—first, eu•tiust her throat, and then by
hanging, herself. Sbe bad been for a long time in a
despontliog state of mind. Verdict accordingly —About
half-pan 6on the same morning, James Johnson, a Custom-
house officer on board the Soho steamship, lying off the
Custom-house, ran up from his berth in his shirt. end threw
himself tato the river. His two colleagues, who was on
deck, made every 'Tot to save him, but in vain. His body
was found In • bout three hours afterwards off Horeelydows.
He had been summoned to appear before the board for
owe default of duty
h, and it le *upland that that circum-
stance had preyed upon is Wad