The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-25 00:00:00

MINCING LANE.-PHIS DAY.

Constr.—TlN market appean to be very firm bet no
business of importance reported.
TBA.—Prices continue to ha well supported.
Corrote.—A large business done the last two days at
rather higher prices.
Matsu.—lran, Scotch pig: The market opened for the
week at 625., and at the close quoted 555. Lead is without
alteration. Sheet Zinc quoted at the advanced price of
251. Spelter quoted steady, 101. 10s. Tin Banes, sales
quoted at 900.; Straits, fffs. 6d., which an rather lower
prices.
The public sales declared for to-morrow ars: —Sugar:
250 hhds. West ladia, 7,500 bags Mauritian, 4,500 bags
Bengal., and 1,500 bags Madras; and Coffee: 350 casks
Plantation Ceylon, and 1,000 bags native, 300 bales Mocha,
and 2,000 bags foreign sod East Indian • Rice,2,700 bags;
Saltpetre, 650 begs; Cochineal, 500 bags:

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is firm at a further advance of 3d. forfuture
deliveries. The stock is now 16,000 casks lea than at the
saute period of last year. The ships on the way from
Petersbureh are wind-bound at the Sound, and the quan-
tity offering on the spot is very small compared watt the
wants of the trade. Town Tallow is quoted 425. 6d. nett
cult ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 43a. 6d. to 441.; October
to December, 42a. ; January to March, (1833), 435.
PAIITICULAILS OP TALLOW.
• 100. I 1051. !

e 5,301
11,387
87,013
1,97{
47,744
5$ .94.
•la qd.

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Delivery last week .
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41,133 77,416
3,3.7 1,474
33,310 34,014
0,163 369
41,119 10,403
s7s. 9d. 43..61.
116. Id. 45..114

krrival
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Arrivals /or the week ending 3rd Nov. last yeai, 26,165
casks, and delivery 2,989 maks. The arrival last week
oomprieed 265 casks from Bt. Petersburg, and 104 (rum
other places ; total 360 casks.

6241THFIELD

P.-THIS DAY.

We have a very much smaller number of Beasts than on
Monday last ; however, the supply is still abundant, and it
is only in few Instances that higher prices are made. The
supply of Sheep is small ; ecasequently we are enable,' to
elect a fair clearance. The weather and state of the dead
markets esuse a slow trade, and prevent much advance in
price. The trade is steady for Calves at Friday's quota-
tions. Our foreign supply consists of 2,063 Beasts, 3,980
Sheep, ind 174 Calves ; from Scotland, 60 Beasts, and
2,200 from the Northern and Midland Counties.
Per were of 814.. mum uf au.a a. d. a. d.
I=3.4larefords 3
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Hsi Hest
11
oggin 110000 24 2 Sue noo du. ohms. oto 6
8 Lost satlemantd 'mann 2 I:
85 8 Do. do. Men
Inn Don • Ilatf-Ornis 4 4 lamb -
nomad at unite, 0,104 ; Show and Want. ; 223;
liooo

SOUTHWARK POTATO M ARKET.—TH IS DAY.
In commencing out report (or the season we are happy to
observe Potatoes are coming in in much better condition, and
less diseased than was expected. During the past week the
supplies both foreign, coastwise, and by nil, hare been con-
siderable, and priers decline. Yorkshire Regents, 100 s.
to 120 a.; Lincolnshire, 90s. to 100 s. ; Shawl, Ns. to 905.;
Scotch liegentr, 80s. to 100.. ; French whites, 80s. to 90s.
BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.

Meson. Pattenden and Smith report that the picking of
Hops his just been completed, and that the growth on the
whole has proved of goed quality, and the quantity about
as expected. Prices are on the advance, the demand being
still very extensive. Dal estimated at 20,0001. to 260,0001.

THE DETPOOL MSEDER.—Our readers, says the
EMI Plead, will remember that William Francis Mapel-
thorpe, the unfortunate young man who was murdered in
May last, was robbed at the same time of a five pound note,
the number and mark of which were known. It was sub-
sequently discovered that within a period of ten days after
the murder this note was in the possession of a young men
named Walter Beason, a stranger to the town—ol whom
nothing was known, and who told a very improbable story
as to how it came int.) his hands. This man was tried at
the Hull quarter sessions just concluded, and has been
found guilty of receiving the note, well knowing it to have
been stolen, and for wlich offense the prisoner has been
sentenced to fourteen years' transportation. Whether or
not the result of this trial may mist in bringing to light
further circumstances in connection with that gloomy trans-
action can at present he matter of conjecture only ; it is,
however, one step towards the consummation of the ends
of justice, and It is sincerely to be hoped that it may lead to
the final and successful unravelling of the mystery which
at rmect enfolds this deed of darkness.
THE EXTRA MAIL FOR TIIE CAPE, &e. Tho
General Screw Steam Shipping Company's Teasel the Hel-
lespont, Capt. Patti, left Plymouth on Saturday with a mail
for the Cape of Good Hope and elsewhere. This vessel,
although comparatively small—not of more than half the
size or power of the Queen of the South—is 'try fleet, and
has accomplished the distance to and from the Cape in less
time than any of the other vessels of this enterprising
otaapsoy.