The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-09 00:00:00

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Naalkk Bid raw. U 0: 1.0410 310.3. COO eirests. 3006%

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MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SCOAIL—This market remains steady at last week's
prices. Keened. 48s. 6d. to 60s.
Conms.—Tbis 'Aide has sold at about previous rates.
Tsa.—The public mks are going off heavily at lower
prices.
Rtes.—This article has been in but limit., I demand.
Prime sre unaltered.

Savrrarea.-110fraction 6 to si sold a: 375., Refraction
71 to 10, 34a. 64. to Ns. 6d.
Corrox.—No sales reported.
Rest.—TM market doll at previous rates.
SPICES sold at preview' rates to a limited f Vent.
In other articles no material alteration. M aline gem-
raßy hays a quiet appearance to-day.

rAtLow MARKET.—(THIS I)AT.)
The mast is dell, at the decline established yester-
day; preacat pnces are as follow .—Toen telluw, 61e. net
cash; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 59e. 31. ; all the year,
Us.; December, BSc to 68e. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS I)AY.)
Mears. Psvenden sad Smith report tamt the fiemsad
for tine maples is extensive, and such t,n Jroe are very
scene.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls lind South Holton. 10.. 61.; W 4114 End Rae.
wall, 19..9d. ; Walls Bad NorthamberlAnd. 164,. Wali
End Hough Hall, 184. 6d.; Walla End Whitworth.
134. 61.; Tanned blow Beier.. 13.. 61., 114=4
La 15s. 3d.; ii.b..res ditto, 15..; North Holywell
134. 6.1-15 snipe at market.

SUDDEN DEATH AT A MARRIAGE PARTY.—Oa
Saturday inorring a painful f. sling was cc visioned in Alloa
by the intelligence that a young men, now. I Jobe' Bella,
who was at the marriage of hie step-sneer the previous even-
ing, had died while yet to the midst of the marriage feed-
; Otto. It was about two o'clock in the morning when the
party began to break up, and Bell accompanied bows a young
lady who resided in a neighbouring 'fleet, lies returned to
the house in which the marriage wee celebrated, out pro-
longed the entertainment with thorn who romance. Shortly
atter 4 o'clock, and just when all were preparing to retire,
be complained of sicking; and laying one baud on hie
bteo.t end the other on his forehead, old I ono very on.
well?' He sat down on ocher, leaned bock, and Oilmen.
lady *spired. Bell was about 26 tear. of ege. It is no.
'apposed the unfortunate donee..al met with any violent
trentment, but we believe that a post.mortem exclamation Of
the body bes been ordered. —411,4 Aldocrtiser.
ASSAULT In A LOVER.—()n Sunday night a
young men, of the name of Alexander M'Kellar, celled as
a respectable fanner's bows in the vicinity of Locheilphised.
to pay hie addrevee to the farmer's eldest daughter, buts
unfortunately for the lover, the father discovered that Warns
en the grammes, and not being on friendly tome with Id%
trout tho fact of hie not being considered a suitable moldy
paps got enraged, and commonly ejected him from the home
with a poker kl'Kellez, however, on bring thus wooer.-
nioniously turned to the door, retalieted upon his enumpated
father• in•law, wrenched the poker from hlis hand*, and rea
',molly applied it te the farmer a nose, cutting him severely.
and very conch diatiguring his appearance. The sheriff
f .wed the moult proved, mud sentenced tt thirty
days' conlinagnant in Lochelphead prince.