The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-02 00:00:00

AvLRAGL.—Town Tallow, 430. 9d.; fat by
ditto 29. 4d. ; yellow RuMian, 439. Od. ; melted stuff,
31s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 208.0 d. ; Tallow grave 9, 14s. ; good
dregs, 60.

COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY.

Vegetables and fruit continue plentiful. Melons are good
and cheap. Plums, pears, apples, and peaches still arrive
from France. Tomatoes are abundant. Filberts realise
from 60s. to 66,. Potatoes are very plentiful, but in
many instances, diseased. They have not altered in pries.
Peas are nearly over. Mushrooms continue plentiful. Cut
Flowers consist of heaths, pelargoniums, roses, mignonette,
bignonia vomits, and fuchsias.
raurrs.
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!limas,lse, per M., Ils to Ss .
%apes, botbouse,p. lb., Is to 4s
Pesetas per dos., As to Os
Nectarines, per dos., Is to 7.
Plums, per rum; Is toe.
I,l^ per dos., 1164 to Is Sd
AMss, assiert, p boo., es to 's
Michas, do., :s to Is
Nelms, mob, ts to 54
Gloom, per dos., Is to Is

Icon, per dos., 4 ed to So
p s half W.e, 3o to 6s
Oranges, per tko., to to is Gd
perloo, is Od to 108
I. to 3.
Almonds, per Peek, 5,
sweet. per lb, is to ao
Bar; Bar-. O. bseb..tos to 22s
p. boob., 12s to Ito

VEOET ABLE%
Cabbampsr dos. 64 to Is 3d Shallots, per lb, Cd to 8d
Item% Besse, past. sieve, Is 6d to Garlic, per lb., 6,1 to 8d
2e. Lettuce, Cab., p. more, id to IP
= up:r....sleve, Ps Is Is Goa, per toot., 94 to Is ed
peed., 4. to Gs Radishes, gas dite., 3d to la
Onus. pot Mb. Soto Is 6d Turnip, bil to Is Gil
Tomb% p. lit We, 4. to So Retell Pla!ads, p. putt., 2,1 to 3d
Mats% pr Isla Mt to 130 s Ilorre Radish, per tell., Is to 4.
per *wt. as 66 to Is blueltroost, per pot. 9d to Is Id
pot Ina., bad to b6d per buebel, 3a to be
Tt. per Ois.,ll.lii to le Od B=er half Meer, Mto Is
Camemben, orb Ild to 64 es, per dos., 4s to Gs
Rest Ilarree,p, Mo., to loM Fennel, per bunch, 3d to Sd
01. pat WWI% bd to Is M Gamy, per bunch, 2d to 3d
Cerrods.p doo., 3. to Ss Thyme, per bunch, til to 3d
1144wW, pp sibs, I. to 3s Pinky, per dos bunches, le to 3.
thaws. per
joram, bark Id to Sd Mint, per bunch, 24 to 3d
Bat. pat
... Pp dos .isto b withp.., ts bd to be limit, mcciet, per
Si to 64 WIWI, ed
Mar
Lesko, per batch, Id to 34 Watercraft., per 12 bun, Illd to Is

METALS.—Mr. Mosta'e circular stags that the
upward movement in the Iron Market continues, whilst the
disposition on the part of buycrs and speculators to come in
increases daily. Scotch pig iron has been very much ex-
alted. The market is entirely cleared of this artiele—tbero
are scarcely any sellers; the nominal quotations are Ns. for
cub, and 655. three months open, f. o. b. in Glasgow;
which prices are reported to have been realised. Bar iron
has advanced to 61. 10s f. o. b. in Wales, with an upward
tendency. Rails steadily maintain their increasing im-
provement in price. There have been anxious buyers at U.
with few sellers. Sinker : The movement progresses, and
large quantities have changed hands this week at from
171. 10s. to 181. on the spot; a parcel sold today at 181. per
ton on the spot. Tin is steady, with few operations. Tin
plates are looking higher with a good demand.

THE NEW CHANCERY ORDERS.—In the new
Chancery rules, in lieu of the present fees allowed to soli-
citors for instructions fur bine (which from the commence-
ment of next term are to be printed), the following charges
are to be allowed--For instructions for bill, lf. 14s. ; for
making a copy of a bill or claim for the printer, per folio 4d. ;
for correcting the proof-sheet, per folio 21. (the printer's bill
to he paid and allowed); for amending each copy of a bill or
claim to serve, where there is no reprint, las. 4d.; instruc-
tions for brief (in several mitten) to be charged only once
in the progress of a close, lf. le.; for amending each brief
as bill or claim, where there is no reprint, 13e. 4d. ; for
perusing and considering the bill on behalf of each defend-
ant, or set of defendants appearing by the same solicitor,
11. 1..
FRIENDLY SOCIETIE.4.—In the report of the corn-
' matte of the House of Commons on the operation of the
laws relating to friendly societies (just issued), reference
is mole to investments by friendly societies into the
National Debt-office. Sir Alexander Spearman, tho c.
troller, stated in his evidence that his office has at prevent
no means of checking or verifying any sums transmitted by
any society to him fur investment beyond a simple declara-
tion tendered at the same time with the money ; that the
interest payable is higher than that which the government
receives; that the societies might draw out the money,
and the difference between the price when sold and when
invested would be so much loss to the country,—beside,, the
funds might go down ; that sums have seldom been drawn
out when once invested with the National Debt Commis-
sioners, and it la open to surmise that the claims which
ought to be met from moneys so invested have been liqui-
dated from other means, and so the capital which be
very high rate of interest has remained rant. • h •
prejudice of the public revenue. Sir A. S, aiw • IP'
with Mr. Tidd l'r .tt, the registrar, in
44.34
ni board should be formed for the ansgerne
societies. There are various recommends tlltti N.
gard to the sew bill to be brought before P MON
subject of friendly societies. pj
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