The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-01 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY.
Our market was fairly supplied with English lVheat this
morning, and ft was readily sold on rather better terms
than on Moaday last. Notwithstanding the magnitude of
the arrivals of foreign Wheat and Flour during the past
week, a fair amount of business was transacted this morning
on fully as good terms as before.
Barley continues scarce, and fine malting samples brought
is. more money this morning.
The supplies of Oats are again large, and it was not
practicable to establish any advanos upon the rates of this
day es'aniglit.
Beans scarce, and rather dearer.
Whitisßoiling real in better supply, and unsaleable at
2s. decline.

Alai VALI LNTO LONDON mow 23th OCT. to 23th OCT.
C 179. Help.!. bootoh. 1104. Yoreoro.
Wb0at......... 4972 10 19909
8ar1ey........ 2731 113 1113,.:
Oats 230 1714 25173 1311.3
Molt ..... .... 2313 74 100
. 26,131 barrels; 2,904 maks.
..........

MINCING LANE.-PHIS DAY.
i
The private contract markets are not active to-clay, but
there s a general firmness in mo.t articles.
TL.-The large business done In Liverpool on Saturday
In common Coegou, at Old. to 9jd. per lb., has materially
streserthened our market to-day.
COTTOL-This article has greet confidence, and the de-
mand has been good to day.
METALS.-Irea : Scotch pig has sold steadily during the
week, Mb. to 60a. ; for bar and rail the demand has also
bees good. Lead is quoted at 20e. advance. : East
India shows a slight advance • Banco, 90a. to 91s. ; Straits,
87s to 88a.; &palter is quoted at a slight advance, holders
asking 191. 155., but no business of importance done.
The public sales declared for to-morrow are :-Sugar :
200 mid.. West India, 9,000 bags Mauritius, and 9,000
bags Bengal; Coffee: 160 casks Plantation Ceylon; Salt-
petre . 800 hags.
OiLs.-Seal, pal 341. 10e. to 351. ; straw, 821. 10s. to
e,
33/. ; brown, 311. 10e. to 321. ; sperm, 851. to 861. ; head-
matter, 87L to 881. ; cod, 321. 10a. to 33!. ; South Sea,
311. 10s. to 35/. ' • olive Gallipoli, 541. to 6.51. ; Spanish and
Sicily, 621. to 631.; palm, 801. to 311. • cocoa nut, 341. to
37L • seed, rape, pale, 341. to 381.; linseed, 281. 10s. to
291.168.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.
The Tallow market is steady, with not much business
doing, in consequence of the arrival of some of the ship;
the brokers being engaged in arranging the accoun.s.
Town Tallow is quoted 425. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the
=1,,435. •, October to December, 425. 9d. ; January to
(1853), 43a 3d., buyers.

Or TALLOW.
1110. I 1111.

r
11WM this day-- .„..Ceetta. I 0.344 llMell 30,771
Dei/very last weak ..........«...I 2.822 3,949 3,133
Do. tram let
arrival Metaled' hue .. ..... .....
11,301 131 13,499 5
3,475"165
be. tress let Jam —. . —.... 00,011 47,371 16,2410
Prise T. C. ilia day per cwt.... SS . td. s7s. dd. 43..14
Do. Tows ...I 4ls. ed. its. ad. t3s. ed
Arrival for the wek ending 10th Nov. last year, 7,554
cadut; and delivery, 8,088 casks. The arrival' last week
comprised 4,118 Osaka tram St. Petersburg, 014 from Aus-
tralia, 386 from Swath Ansarios, and 62 from other places.
Total, 6,478 casks.

SMITHFIELD lAIIKEr.—THIS DAY.
The number of Beasts is smaller, and there is a more
cheerful trade for them for all kinds. Prime Scot. are
pretty readily sold, at 4s. The supply of Sheep continues
to be eery ; consequently, they an freely dis-
posed of. but the mild weather °mates 'grime any consi-
derable advance. Trade is senenlly better for Calves,
but 4.. must be considered an extreme quotation. Our
foreign supply consists of 1,680 Beasts, 5,870 Sheep, and
120 Calves; from Scotland there are 25 Beast. and- 2,400
from the Northern and Midland Counties.

tor stow a Ms. .0.• d. 1 Poi oboas of it. •4v d.
Boot &Mc Usliords.. 310 4 0 lied Dew a Ilf.-bda. 21, 0 0 0 0
Boot Ilbor•baroo ...... 3.0 3 10 100 losyd.oroole
dosoodqvallty NINO— 20 I 2 S. do. elbona
(7..k04
Pies
hoot Do. 4 11.1,-bred 4 4 4 6 lambs ........• •• .. 0 0 0 0
Pomo
PI )44. o 4 aorta. 4.412 • 00•001.103L0402.. 16.000 ; Oak.. 186 I
P.

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Megan. Pattenden acd Smith report that there is a brisk
demand for all descriptions of Hops, at a still further ad-
vance of folly 2.. per cwt. this morning. The whole of the
duty is hourly expected to be declared, and is thought will
not mash exceed 260,0001. The districts already declared
are as follows: flumes, 64,1651. 91. 10d.; Worcester,
12,4181. 25.; Farnham, 16,3051. Ik. 6d. ; part of Kingdom,
1,8161. 17s. 8 8-20 d. ; total, 01,7051. ss. 0 8-20 d. Canter-
bury, Rochester, and Reset not yet declared.

SOUTHWARK POTATO NI A RK ET.—TH IS DAY.
Since our last report our markets have been well supplied
with potatoes, both eoastwiss and by rail, and trade heavy
at t►e fellowi qaot,tions : Yorkshire liefrents, 80s. to
110..; Linoolashire, 7.m. to 1006.; Shaw, 766. a Bb.;
Soot& Itegeno, 806. to 90s. ; French whites, ON. to 806._

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT.
nolywall, 18s. 6‘l. i Eden Main, 17s. 6d.; Walls End
'Lima, 186.34.; I% ells End Lambton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls
End Bterrait's, 186. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 185.-BAip6 at
market, 79.

SUICIDE OF GEORGE ANDERSON, THE CLOWN.—
This meentrio iadividual committed suicide, yesterday
afternoon, by throwing himmif team a aecond-floor window.
N 0.2, Upper Graystock.plam, Fetter.tane. So determined
was the unfortunate man upon self destruction, that, pre-
vious to his leaping f-om the window, ha called to a female
who wu underneath to molts away as speedily as possible:
he then fall leadfogantoet upon the pavement. Upon being
taken up it was head that he had sustained a considerable
fracture ottio tit sad other extensive injuries, and ha
WWI M • qys a tessasthllky. He was immediately tem-
mod to St. 's hospital, and It was • -,
that he waa dead. The poor man had for a lost W...
afflicted with eemeumption, and was, eonsegu'"
,4*.*
embarrassed. An inquest will be held on the •. .. •
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