The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-26 00:00:00

TALLOW MARILET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market te quiet at the folleerteg prices:—Tows tale
10., 575. sell rash ; Petarebare Y.C. on the spat, 68a.;
t3eterehet', SSP.; October to Dacomber, &I.; &do,
separately, bed. 6.1.
TAZTIOIILLIM OF TALLOW.

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IMAM 1.114 1
3.113
17.71. 21.406
LIN 1.4/4
IMAM 11,133
Mb. M. Pc 4C
C 14.141 M. U.

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armlet tut teu wee, =Ow wet October too row. 4.111
fromdellrery 2.111 cots. TM meted lee meet oorepeted Fel TZ
It. eetertburg. le frost reber pieen—Telet. lbe Mee.

METROPOLITAN CAT rLE MARKS r.
(THIS DAY.)
The 'apply of beasts is larger, but the quality is only
middling ; cutsequendy prices ere not lower, entomb
inferior descriptions cannot be sold. The number of sharp is
much smaller; however the trade is so bad at the
dead markets that we cannot effect a clearance, although
there is a disposition take lower rates. Calves era sell
about the same Si on Thursday. From Germany and
Holland there ere 1,733 beasts, 6,570 sheep, 67 calve,, sod
40 pig.. Sorting, 90 besets. Ireland, 650 beats; and
2,000 trom the nortbern sad midland conntiee.

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Pa stew .8 eata a 6 ad. Pa stair of a 4.
Boa Deou. flerefati... 4 6 410 Bel Dm int-bred@
!M blaces.bonas. 4 8 4$ y Leauroola 4 6 4 8
decoct 4asay Nada.. I 8 4 0 Do. 4. Mem
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58.
Best the 11 11.1.Pneel 6 0 lamb.
Bamta at mutat, 6.010: Elbow sod Lana" %2.160: Cam. 118 :
Pb... 410.

BOROUGH HOP-MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattraden aad Smith report that the market is
•ery active, awl See bops from 2e. to Ss, dearer.

FATAL. CART ACCIDENT.—On Friday an inquest
wee held at Um Beaks latlrmary on the body of the late Hr.
John F. Leech, of Goring. On the Wednesday night pre-
vious, while driviog a light cart, he ran &gained a phaeton
which was conveying two gentlemen to the station. He wee
thrown out by the violence of the shock, and was so much
injured that he died the nest morning. He was quite 'ober,
I and the catastrophe appears to hue teen mimed by the
darknessof the night. The jury found a verdict of Acci-
dental death." The Berkshire Chicarizie says :—" The
melancholy fate of the defused will excite much eympatby
stung flume by whom be was known and In the neighbour-
hood where his family bad for many years resided. It was
only three montha ego that he entered into the married state.
and was just commenting the farming business at Battle
Farm, °ming, his family property. His now unfortunate
widow, who wee sent for an Friday night, arrived at the hot-
pitel about two o'clock the following muwier, and the seen
was out of the moat painful character Nmtvienbte, the poor
young lady, overwhelmed with the dreoital calamity, utter-
ing such piteous mire as greatly to dietrese all who heard
them. Never was there a more striking illustration of the
umerminty of life than thie sad accident afford., and or-
curriilt in the midst ot health, hope, and vigour, it is doubly

effettgg." .
A ALAN BURIED ALIVE AT ACCRINGTON.-00
Saturday, a number of men VINO engaged in • puddle
bench. about thirty yards from theist:tontine/at of the new
memoir. Mr. ItrOu,re, who angerintenda the work,
Insisted on lia•log the abaft ahead out, sad properly
filled with puddle, In order to make It wore. Peter
Malay went down and drew several prop% and the other
men followed with puddle. Whea about tux feet of paddle
had been put In, Malay demanded again in his cage, for
the purpose of drawing more props. He. however, had
hardly got to the bottom, when a quantity tf moth slipped
from the side; Malay swerved out to pull up, but before
the men at the top could do so another and a ledger quantity
of earth slipped Eros the side, and the abaft wee completely
made up. It Is thought that abo 3
ut 0 tons of earth must
have fallen upon Ike poor fellow, A number of men wean
iromedm'ely eft to work to remove tho Faith, tut It Is hot
expected that the body will be reached before Tuesday.