The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-22 00:00:00

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MINCIING-LANR-(THpI DAT.)

&sat —Tba market continues inactive, and when sake
are node poises are in favour of the buyers, but holden are
firm, and priest to a groat extant bare been supported by
then'. Maid nousion dull of rule.

corrn.—This article cautious.. lo but limited demand.
Middling plantation Ceylon sold 695. to 725. ; Rio, good
wintery, sold 59.. to 59a. ed.
Tu. —The trade continue to buy rather sparingly ; fine
new mason's Congo. just arrived quoted N. it to 2s. 2d.
RlM—Java sold at 141.
Ras.—This ..soul I. stagnant.
harraarna.—Refraetion Ti sold at 404.
Puma dall. fnegapon *phi at 4d.
Priarro sold is public sale at 3 to 3i.
Fliers. —Cannata sold at Ins. to 27e. ; indeed& raisins
sold at 425.

i;orrofr. —Prior are unaltered.
Markets generally quiet to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet at the suhjoMed quotations :—Town
tallow. 60a 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
60e. 6.1. ; .11 the year, 60s. to 60s. 3d. ; December, 60.. to
80a 6d.; Jan. to Mardi. 61s. ; April to June, 30. ;
October to December, 1861, 565. &L

XITROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
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We are fairly supplied with heada: Trade for them is
airm, but Moniky's quotations are pretty gene-
:lll.l. obtained The number of sheep uvery
but the demand is by no mous
The few choice deecriptiosui on offer are very quickl,ylMg
posed d. Good calves are rather dearer. From Gerroaay
mad Helliatl than are 264 haw. AOO sheep and 180 eaves_ ;
Irekaok SOO boasts ; 400 from the northern and midleied
midi= ; sad 114 =Bei sows from the home couatisa.

Tr NSW 04 ea.. el. ad.
Dr* les&s, Nereid& 4 3 0
1143111art.bmus • 10
Soma vol. boob 3 4 0
Calves
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11•433.4D0i13 M 44 t bred. 5 4 6
BOSOM 10 IN/srket. 1.330;
173,

Poe stone of alba S. d. ait
Best Dusk tlf.bdoilt
Bed S 0 I 4
Ewes & swami qua 4 6 4
Do do. Ikon
Lambs
z.lboop. 2.100; 1166 s

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BMITHYDILD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yawn. Davis and Co. report trade •.r doll and toelined
to lower priors. Priem are m followa:—Prima meadow bay,
75a. to Mc ; aupenor ditto, 90s. to 106.. ; inferior do..
to 60a. ; rowan, 40a. to 50a.; clover, old. 908. to 110.. ;
ditto mooed rat, Ma to 90..; straw, Mi. to 365.

RFFSININTATION OF SOL:THY:4RK. —Lut night
meeting of the iebehitamte of the borough of Southwark
was bald at tie St. Oworge's Tavern, Lambeth-reed, to Mks
into somideratiss the beet means to he adopted to moors
the mints of a representative is the room of the late air
Merles Nspier ; Mr. Evan B. Jones, of the Southwark.
bridge-read. was celled to the chair. Mr. Day moved
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to the effect " That in the opiate. of
the meeting, from the expression of liberal
Mr. Sowell has gives, be was well quali&r.:
represent the borough in parliament" The resolution
bevies been seconded, some &amnion look pie"
which revolted is so amendment being mowed by lir.
Dredge in favour of Mr. Fawoett, which or &Wend to
he carried bye large majority. Mr. Llewellyn the. mowed
the following amendment : "That, in the opinion of this
meeting. Mr. Le you! is s tit and proper paean to represent
this borough in the Commons' House of Parliament, and that
a deputation be appointed to present this revolution to hint,
with • request that be would allow himself to be put in
nomination for the repreeenuitiou of the botough." Mr.
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Mile seseeded the imeadaseet, whicliliss Girded VIM.
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A 0V1TLL11.1.74 KILLED BY TELEGRAM —The
telegraph makes 0134001 and serious blunder, now and
then. About a week ago George Browne, Earl., Presidest
of the Buffalo and Lake Hanel Railway, whom piece of
mediums ia Goderich, had occasion to visit Tomato on homi-
ness, and took up his abode at Edith's Hotel. (hi the after-
none of the day of his arrival he was taken ill, and • Wis-
ps= wee seat to Mrs. Browne, summoning her to Toronto.
Of route abe lost no time in making arrangements
and reached this city by tire tint train on the fol-
lowing morain. Finding that her busload was
not eeriewsly iMispeeed, or at least that theee was no imme-
diate &ages, she caused his aephew to telegraph to that
effect to Goderich, in order to allay the anxiety of the mem-
bers of the family she bad left behind. The nephew pro-
ceeded to the telegraph office, and penned the following de-
watch, which he hooded to the clerk " Mr. Browne is
do worse, Mna Browse will write to-night." The slip ma
sent upstairs, and the despatch transmitted over the wires.
When it reached tire Gtalerith office, however, • slight
change had been made in it. Whether from the illegible
writing or the mistake of the operator cannot be distinctly
ascertained, but, at any rate, the amens sent to the
family read as follows —" Mr. Browne is no more, Mn.
Browne will write to-night.° As may be imegined, the
family were throve into the greatest grief on the receipt of
the melancholy intelligence. The noel was soon known all
over Goderich, and the people were greatly grieved at the
um:petted desire of one whom they all loved and
reelected. Mr. R. R. Carter, the manager of the Buffalo
and Lake Huron Railway. visited the home of 111011113-
ing and signified his intention of proneeding to Toronto
with a special train to bring beam the remains of his
lamented chief. TM train wee got made with-
out delay, and Mr. eerier and Mr. 13:-..Wbe.. eldest sae Mae
to this city as passengers nn it. When it nacho& (ioeee's
Wharf 'Maim the griof.stnrken passenger. *atom& "a° of
the Great Western train, anal were soon at Ellalea Hotel.
Their pleasure and astivnishment mar be imagined when
they entered the public perloor and found Mr. Browne mitten
%shift and longhing with some other gentlemen and enjoy-
ing good health, harm.: recovered from his indisposition.
Mutual explanations tonic place, sod all parties were over-
joyed to fiat that tire genii.. man had add) Lieu " lii.el by
telegrapt."—nrvotto Wok.

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