The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-15 00:00:00

Oct 6. Oos. 33.100 t. SO.

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MINCING-LANIF.-(THIS DAY.)

Suoaa.—This article has beeo;ne very dull of sale, but
prime have been about sustained, by the holders very gene-
rally refusing to accept lower prices, and the actual sales
made have been smalL

COFTLL —Tin demand has been rather limited, and
prime have scarcely been austained in public sale.
Tir.—The public sales are programing heavily.
RICE. —The demand continues active. Old Moulmein
sold at lla. 6d. ; old Arramn, lla. 3d. Neeraozie sold
afloat at l2e. to 12e. 3d.
ROY.—Prices are unaltered.

Foiivirtf Kr; ;Se; reported to-day.
Markets generally bare a dull appearance to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is firm, et the subjoined prices :-Town
tallow, 60s. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
60s. 6d. to 60s. 9d. ; all the year 00s. 6d. ; January to
March. 61s. 6d. ; October to December, 1861, 525.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

The supply of beasts is much shorter than on Thursday
last : trade is glow, but Monday's quotations are well
maintained. The number of sheep is also small . -
fully adequate, however, to the demand ; indeed
they cannot all be sold. There is scarcely any quotable
difference in the business done. Calf Made is slow at re-
duced price,. From Germany and Holland these are
180 balite and 1,000 sheep • Ireland, 300 beasts ; 300
beasts from the northern and Midland ; end 145 milch cows
from the home counties.
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Yer 4.;.; of
Bast Scots, Berelds. 4 8
Beet Short-horns 4 6
flecond qua besets 3 4
Calves
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BeitDost IMbreAs 3. 4

& 4. Per stow of BIMa & 4. 5. d.
6 0 BestDasalif-bthoh --
4 10 Bad Lougmoola 5 0 6 4
410 Zwes & esoond quaL 4 6 4
6 6 Do. 40. Shorn
6 6 Lobs
Shoop sod lamb. SAO ; 041.04,

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330 ; 170.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Dreill sad Co. report trod. dull, prises without
alteration. Prime ragadow hay, 755. to tlik.; superior ditto,
90s. to 105 g. ; inferior do., 505. to 60s. ; rowea, 405. to 501.;
glover, old, 90e. to 110 s. ; ditto second cut, 80s. to 905.;
straw, 33. to No.

Tni NarrueozAx FOROERM —Yeßterday morn-
ing Mr. Robert White, lace manufacturer, was brought up
before the ex-mavor and the borough bench of magistrates,
at the House of Correction, Nottingham, charged with
forging awl uttering • hill of exchange on Mr. °tierce
Smith, draper, Birmingham, for 411. As. Mr. Cowley ap-
peared for the prosecution ; the prisoner was undefended.
A witness named Harrison, cashier to Mr. Dann, lace ma-
nufacturer, Nottingham. said that on the 21st of July he
received the bill now produced, purporting to be accepted by
Mr. Smith of Birmingham ; be placed the bill in his em-
ployer's ledger to the credit of the prisoner. Mr. George
Smith, draper, Aston-street, Birmingham, said he had
never authorised his signature to be affixed to the bill in
question, and be bad never accepted a bill for the prisoner
or any other person in his life. He had lived in Birming-
ham nineteen years, sod during the put five years as •
draper on his own account, and he knew of no other person
of the same name as himself as a draper in Birmingham.
He had made diligent search for such a person since his last
examination, but without success. The bench asked the
prisoner if he had anything to say in answer to the charge
Prisooer—No. The Bench—Tben yon stand committed
upon this charge to take your trial at the next assizes. The
prisoner was then removed.
POLITICAL Irmakerrupie—The conservatives
and many kind things to say in favour of Lord Palmerston,
but not • single flattering word do they ever say in honour
of poor Disraeli. We e.. 111 this base ingratitude, though
Dia is quite drew enough to dispense with their flattery.
But really from the complimentary way in which the con-
servatives talk, any stranger would naturally conclude that
Palmerston was their leader, and not Disraeli. —Punch. '