The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-20 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE
MARKETS.

MINCINO-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING.
There has not been much business tramcted in the colo-
nial markets this week, but the sales made have been at
ready rates. The public env ions of Sugar on Tueulay went
off without spirit, and for brown descriptions of Mauritius,
suitablb for refining, an 'chance of fully 6d. per cwt. was
obtained, while some Penang was sold at a still further
enhancement ; the market has sines been very firm, but not
any sales have been held. The Coffee market is quiet,
very little has been offered for sale; but the tr..ale do not
appear anxious to increase their stocks. Native. Ceylon is
still quoted 475. to 475. 6d. per cwt. The Tea market has
been extremely inactive, and prices must, in many cases, be
considered nominal.

SAfITHFIELD NIARKEr.—TIIIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade, at the following prices:—
Meadow Hay, 755. to 801.; Inferior, 695. to 704; Rowon,
Os. to 54a; Clover, Sac to 100 s.; second cut, 735. to 845.;
Straw. 265. to 28a.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market continues very firm. The trade are buying
to supply tht it wants, and the holders are little disposed to
sell. The consequence is, on advance is the prire of Y.C.
in loco, which has affected forward deliveries. Petanburg
Y.C. on the spot is quoted 475. N.; October to Daosm•
her, 475. 9d. ; Jan. to March, (1853), 48s.
Mammy Arnim:ea.—Town Tallow, 495.31.; fat by
ditto, 2s. &I.; yellow Russian, 494. 61. ; melted stuff,
34.. 6d. ; rough ditto, 231.61. ; Tallow graves, lts. ; gocd
dregs, 6s.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE DUKE'S FUNERAL...—.
Yesterday evening Mr. Bedford held an itumst at Charing-
cross Hospital on the body of David Ler go, aged 22, •
clerk in the house of Meuse. Bignell and Davidson, 8,
Spring-gardens, whose death resulted from his falling from
the parapet of Mesars.,Drummond's Bonk, Charing-eroas,
on the occasion of the funeral procession of the illustrious
Duke of Wellington passing that establishment. —J. Mor-
rell, porter to Messrs. Drummond's establishment, deposed
that ou Thursday last the deceased and several other
persons were on the roof of the hank to witness the funeral
procession of the Duke of Wellington. The deceled, to
get a better view of it, stood on the parapet wall at the
back of the house, so as to look over the heads of the
people in front of him. After stopping there a short time,
he endeavoured to improve his position, in doing which he
slipped and fell into the back yard, a bright of forty-Iva
feet. The deceased's head was fractured from coming in
contact with the Hag stones of the yard, and his leg wag
likewise broken.—Thomas Lee, head tarter at Drummond's,
knew the deceased, and allowed him to mount, with the
servants of his magi r, the roof of the brink by means of a
ladder placed on the roof of the stable for that purpose.--
In answer to sever questions from the 'Lary, the witness
stated that no money t nd been paid by the deceased or any
other person on the roof, and none of them had gone
through the house to get thcre. There was no person in
charge of the roof at the time; neither wi re any eerier-
men,. m 'de for the accommodation of ,ight-seers. Ihe
p7rtits there consisted mostly of ensehnten and other do-
mestie servants.—Mr. Tucker, house set geoe , having proved
that the deeenied ezp'red in con.egavne.. of Injuries re-
ceived, a long conversation arose as to the revocability of
irtsous not biking proper precautions for the safety of
panics whom they accommodated with pl teesto view pub-
lic processions, &e, and the jury u:tinirtely returned •
verdict of " Accidental death."

OVERLAND MAIL. - SOUTIIAMPTON, SATURDAY
MORN I N O.—T he Pen insular and r ien t C•lmpanya steam-
.hip Ripon, Captain Moresby, has arriv..l hem with the
heavy portion of the E .st India, l.bina, and Mediterranean
mails !lad dates from Alexandria, Nov. h ; Malta, Nov.
9th ; Gibraltar. Noe. 14th. She brinpa 49 passengers, and
' sp. at!. value 9,000,. sterling, and a large cargo. Ihe Ala.
ran Steam N. getion Company. iron mail steamer Fore-
rucaer left Oilwaltar for Plymeuth and I.litgess on the 14th
inst. At Gibraltar, en the 13th inst., ,o.onge on London
was quoted 604 to ; dpani.l2 pillar Iloilo:a, 24 per nit.
premium.