The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-10 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
Orr SLIM= LID nrrourvtioNAL raarsaArs.)
(nom oaa owx ooaaaarommal.)
The market has alma. been very firm, although the de-
mi is Dot re large as yesterday. The sales will be
between 15,000 sad 20,000.

MINCING LANE—(THIS DAT.)
Surtax—The seatiost continues quiet, but pn
pro are supported. Mauritius sold, low to good brown,
275. to 33 ; low to middling soft yellow, 32e. to 345. 6d.
Penang, low grey to middling yellow, 325. 6d. to 345. 6d. ;
Porto /Liao, 34e. W. Refined bas sold at prices rather is
favour of buyers.
Corral—The prices paid at the public Isles average
previous rats., but there is less animation in the biddingu
Plantation Ceylon sold, triage, 645. to 765. 6d. ; Sae ordi-
nary and low middling, 795. to 81s. 6d.; middling to fine,
Wk. to 965. 6d. ; pmberry 89s. to 965.; native Ceylon,
725. 6d. to 73a.; and Tait:harry, 80s. to 86a; plaberry,
935. to 96.. 6d.

TEL.—A few Was have been effected az Fiery Cross,
consisting of Otte qualities at 2s. 9d. to 3s ; other descriptions
are not in much request.
Awn. —The market conttuuss quiet. Of 3,000 bags of
whits Bengal offered 900 begs of very good sold at 13s. 3d.,
and one lot inferior at lls. ; 2,000 bags of cargo bought in
at fts. 3d.

—itiiicolitioues in active request. Thomism include Jamaica
at full prices and Demerara at la. 6d. to is 61d.
kincsa.—Pepper (black) sold at previous prices.
Pecans, 314. to 30. • `Sipore,
inga 31d. to 3gd.
Malabar, 4d. t 0414. ; white rather easier. &manors, fair to
Ilse, 51d. to 60. ; nutmegs steady, small to good, la. to
2e. 11d. ; sank common, 9d. to Ild. ; Pimsoto, 214. ; sad
ginger, Jarman:a, 63e. to 675. ; Cochin, 61.. to 72a.
Beurrrrus.-1,300 bags sold at 37s 64. cash, forms
quality.
Faurr.—The demand for currants and raisins is us.
altered.

—The market continues very satire at higher
pekes. The taiga males yesterday were 6,600 Wes
JUTE has sold at full prices to In Advance ; common to
good, 201. 7s. 6d. to 29,. 10e.

TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
Tbe merket is Arm. Town tallow ts quoted 41s. 3d.
Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, Ms. ; September, 435. to
435. 6d. ; October to December, 43i. 3d. to 435. ed. ; De-
cember, 435. 9d. to 44e. ; Januar, to Mara. 44e. In 445. 3d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have Mbar • larger supply of beasts than on
Thursday last, and Moeday'e advance is price is barely
maintained. The number of sheep aud lambs is sot larger.
Trade is not brisk, and prices are rather lower than Monday's,
R itiftere is sceresly • daotable difference oe the average.
is no aterstios le the calf trade. From Germany
aid Hollsod there as• 388 break, 2.560 sheep. 511 osirtoi
and 30 pip ; sad 76 beasts from Spain. Milch cows, 90.
Per atone of Wm. a. 4. a. 4. 1 Per atone of Mee. e. d. 0. d.
Beet Soots, tfaretila. 4 5 Heat Lam& lif-lodeSk 0 0 0 0
Beet Shor.-horns 4 4 Beat L0w.w00b.... 410 5 2
Second goal. Yeasts 3 4 I Do. do. 3bora .... 00 0 0
Calm
8114
Beat Dont HU-broda 6 6 . Lambe
Beat. af market, 1. 24 , sheep sad Latta. 8,80; lAlrea,
WY ; YlB3. 110.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Nowa Harvey cod goatee report prices without ahem-
ties. Prime meadow hay. 75e. to 84a ; eaporior ditto,
88a. to 92. 6d. ; inferior ditto, 80a. to 70e. ; rowel!, an s.
to 80e ; clover, old, 98e. to 193 e. ; ditto, wooed out, 904.
to 110 e. ; straw, 28s. to 38a

THE STEAM RAKE AT BIRKENHEAD. The
Customs ofkials at this port have not (says the Liverpool
Mercury of this day) received any instructions to detain the
steam rams which have been constructed by Messrs.
Imird, so that the anoonocement of the Morning Pest
was premature, if not incorrect. Government dicers have
inspected the vessels, but that Ls all.

Hop-picking has commenced in the north of
France, but the yield is Dot no abundant as we. expected.
Baler of this Jeer's crop an effected at from 1051 r. to 110 fr.
the 50 kilos. The stock of 1862 is completely exhausted.
FIRMS, AND EXPLOSION AT THIS CRYITAL PALACZ
GAR Wottga.—crnie DAY.)—Shortly after midnight the
inhahitants of Bermoodsey were again alarmed from a fire
breaking out oo the premises belonging to R. and J.
O•verard, enamellers and japanoers, situate at No. 93,
Great Georgeeitreet, Bermondsey. The °ries of the
fire was from the overheatiog of the dryingatove.
Owing to the indomitable nature of the contests
the tames spread with greet tepidity. The engines
of the Londow brgarle, awl one of the had steamers
by Shied, Maxon. mid Co.. quickly attended, but
the flames could not he extinguished until the premium
were destroyed. The loss will fall upon the Atlas, from
which of ice Mr. Bodsoll, the surveyor, attended to take
charge of the salvage. A fearful explosion took place a
short time previously in the premixes belonging to the
Crystal Palace Ma Company, at Lower Sydeoham. A
mounted police offioer was at once despatobed to London for
the aid of the brigade. but during the interval the -'regu-
lation home," a building about 20 feet long and 18feet wide,
WWI blown into fragmeata. The parish engine and the hove
reel were milled into requisition, sod the fire was happily
prevented from reaching the main works.. It is understood
that no one was injured by the oceSTIesSO.
LOUTH OP A CHILD IN A RAILWAY CARRIAOS.
lAA night Dr. Lankeeter held an Inquiry at the Fiteeny
Tavern, Cardingtneetreet. Itlampstead.road, respecting the
death of Sarah Mary Mitchell, aged eleven mouths, who
died in a carriage of the South Wooten+ Railway, ender
the following circumstances —Mrs. Eliza Mitchell, al
1, Edward-street, Hempstead•rowl, said that the deceased
abikl being vowel!, she took it doss to filiirlemere,
for chugs of air. On Saturday last she was bringing
the child up to he sees by the doctor. When she was
in the railway carriage, which was filled with peon's.
the child gasped and died is her arms. That took piece
near Kingdos, and when they arrived there the and asked
her if she would get out and stop, but she mid, "I have no
money," awl he replied, "Then. you Lad better go on." A
lady gave bee a basdkerchief to throw over the child's face.
and when the toils arrived at the Wansrloo elitism she took
deceased home. Dr. Clermont said that decreed died from
spasm of the glottis from Group. The jury returned elver-
diet accordingly.