The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-04 00:00:00

The market is firm today, at the following quotations,
:—Town tallow 50s. nett cub ; Petersburg Y. C. on
the spot, 625. to ed. ; June, 621. ; October to December, 64e.,
buyers.

PARTICULARS OP TALLOW.
I 1853. Int. 18AS.

—,—
Stook on hand Casks... I 24,300
Delivery lostweek
Do.froos lit hue
trrivalltetweek 2,715
Do. froai 'Allude
Prim Y. C. per cwt. .. .....
Do. Town 495. id.

35,592 47,153
923 1,494
563 563
963 909
155
636.04. 536.3 d.
61a. Od. 516.3 d.

Arrival for the week ending June 12, last year, 69
casks, and delivery, 820, casks. The snivel last week
comprised 661 casks from Ruda, 222 casks from Aus-
tralia, and 26 from other places. Total, 808 casks.

MARKET.-THIS DAY.

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The supply of beasts is again shorter, and consequently
prices have advanced ; however, trade is not fest at our quo-
tations. The number of sheep is as large as on Monday lest,
but the average quality is very indifferent. They are all
quickly disposed of, and in some instances our highest
quotations have been exceeded. Friday's prices are well
maintained for calves and lambs. From Germany and Hal.
land there are 464 beasts, 600 sheep, and 113 calves ; Scot-
land, 600 bents ; and Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000.
per stew of site. e. ds.d. 1 Per 'Sons et Sits. &d.s. d.
Sest. deota. Hereford 410 6 0 Best Dos. & 811 5 2 5 4
Dot fibortdiortis
llissondqusllty awls— 3 8 4 0, Do. do. Moro
Calm 4 4 6 4. Ewa and sccond quality 0 0 0 0
Pin
brod 4 0 6 0 1 Do. do. Oben 4 2 4 6
fiest & Ilalf-s 0 0 0 0 lambs .
Basis at motet, 3,671; the and lambs, 21,490; Nivea 178; 6.11 P.
370.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for
hops of all descriptions is oa the increase, and prices are
gradually advancing; the stock of new hops is nearly en-
billeted, and good yearlings are also becoming very scarce.

COAL MARKET.—'fIIIB DAY.
Will. End Herten, 201.-7 fresh skips at market.

OF A CHAPEL ➢Y

IndepeedeM Chapel, at the corner of Warwick and Mill-
streets, Toxteth-park, Liverpool, was destroyed on Friday
afternoon by fire. A plumber named Heyman, residing in
the Park, was repairing a gas-pipe, situated immediately
under the organ, and over the front entrance of the chapel,
sad in order to test the soundness of the pipe turned on
the gas at the meter, applying a light at the same time to
the pipe, when as explosion underneath the organ took
tinthe flame igniting the woodwork in proximity to it.
;yness of the wood caused the flame to spread rapidly,
and instead of turning off the gas at the meter, which
"added fuel to the flame," Ha7men tried to extinguish the
flame itself, but finding all his efforts unavailing, he ran
Into Mill•etreet, and gave the alarm, when messengen were
despatched to the fire-engine stations, Brunswick Dock and
Temple-eonrL the engines of which were in a short period
on the spot, but not before the fire had made great progress.
About three o'clock the roof fell in; and although
the greatest exertions were used, the flames were not ex-
tinguished until four o'clock, when the entire building was
gutted—the organ, galena, and the wood work being
completely consumed, the outside walls alone Madam.
The building is said to be insured for an amount which
will cover the lad.—Liverocal Chronicle.
Flax IN BLOOMODUEY.—Yesterday morning, about
one o'clock, a fire broke out in the premises tenanted by
Mr. Burton, coffee-house keeper, 7, High.etreet, Blooms-
but as the
bury. The inmates were prompdy aroused, and effected
tam mope uninjured. A good supply of water having
seised, as is frequently the cue at fires, by a great number
of persona canons to be employed in working it. In the
bellrb:rnbtsicengetethweumbegirnegs twakereen rosthtoe water-plugwi it was
mule to clear the engine one of the men get thrown down,
and falling under the wheels of the ponderous machine, it
over his body,injuriog him so seriously that he had to
erreeloved to the homdtal. The fire was not extinguished
until the shop, the bar, and coffee-rooms were destroyed.
The origin of the aro is unknown. The premises were
insured fa the Law WNW
CAUTION TO Taannenta.—On Friday afternoon
a respectebly dressed tea afloat thirty years of age, and
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Covent-garden, and alhqellestiag a Madman oats of more
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