The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-29 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(By TKLEGIATH.)
(TROY GUI corr C01111116PONDZINT.)
The market steady. Sales about 12,000 bales.

MINCING-LAN E. —(THIS DAY.)
SUGAR. —The market remains steady at the previous
value. The private sales include, St. Kitt's, 295. 6d. •
Jamaica, 31s. to 334. ; unclayed Manila, 2es. 61. ; clayed,
265. Refined continues quiet at the previous currency ;
common lumps, at e2e. 6d.
COPT/K.—The parcels of Ceylon brought to public sale
lAvtaetone off rather quietly, but previous prices are sup-
Plantation sold, fine and fine ordinary, at 70s. 61.
to 774 6cL ; low middling and middling, The. 6d. to 835.;
good and fine middling, Kis. 6d. to 90s. fid. ; puberty,
ESL 6d. to 93e. 6d.

Tea.—The public sales of Indian produce are going off
steadily without change in value, except Pekoes, which
are rather cheaper.
Riot —GOO bags of fine Rangoon sold at 1.3. 6t1.; and
2,000 begs Neeranzie at Ile. fal.
SALTPME °patinae' dull of sale.
Ruk.-200 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 3s. 2d. to
3a. 3d.; and 150 puncheons of Demerara at Is. 6d. to la.
Ikploo.—The quarterly sales of Guatemala have gone at
the opening rates.
COTTON. —The market is very quiet.
Jura.-1,500 bales sold, to arrive, at 201.
Herr.—Rusaian is in more request at 341. for clean
Manilla ; fair roping sold at 50/.

TALLOW ILkRIEET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Priam are quoted as follows :
Town tallow, 41s. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
435. 6d. ; June, 435. 6d. ; October to December, 445. 3d.
to 445. 6d. ; December, 445. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the market firm,
prices showing an upward tendency. The reports from
the plantations continue to speak of the very general ap-
pearance of fly since the change In the temperature.

THE COWNDSSION OF THE PEACE.—It is stated
that Lord Devon has erased the names of Hewn. Fenwick
and Schneider, late ILP.'s for Lancaster, from the am-
minden of the peace for the county, and that of It,. H. T.
Wilson from the list of borough magistrates.
SHOCKINO OCCURRYNcE IN DERBYSHIRE.—Yes-
terday evening Joseph Clay, son of a farmer at Winder,
Derbyshire, went to some land, the property of his father,
in Wensley parish, for the purpose of shooting some
rabbits, taking with him a double-barrelled gun. After
being in the field some ahorttime, he saw what he thought
to be a rabbit about 30 yards distance, on the edge of
a ditch, and fired. On going to the spot he found a men.
whom he at once recognised to be James Marshall, of
Winster, lying dead at the bottom of the ditch, the right
side of his face being completely riddled with shot. At a
short distance from Marshall lay a double-barrelled gun
on full cock, and on his person were found a powder horn
and shot pouch. Death must have been instantaneous,
alCaleai dated that when he got to the spot where de-
ceased he neither moved nor spoke.
TIE FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT IN SHROPSHIRE.
—The inquiry into the circumstances attending the death
of the four men killed by the breaking of the cradle-chain,
while descending the Grange Pits, near Shifirtal, on the
15th inst., was renamed before the coroner at Dawley yes-
terday. After a lengthened deliberation the jun' returned
the following verdict :—" Having well weighed the evi-
dence, the jury are unanimous in bringing in a verdict Of
manslaughter against Richard Yates, the oollimy engineer.
They also feel strongly the very lax manner in which the
whole management of the work. has been conducted, and
consider that great censure is due to William Bailey, the
enginernan, believing that he ran his engine faster than
was consistent with the safety of the miners. We also
consider that great blame is due to Thomas Hopley, char-
termaster of the pit, for allowing such • violation of the
colliery rules as is evident from the evidence adduced be-
fore this jury, and for permitting the men to be lowered
at the speed spoken of by several of the witnesses." Yates
was then committed to take his trial at the auices, bail
being accepted for his appearance.

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. &c., INTO LONDON BY WATER
CARRIAGE THIS WEEK.
scowl Miss& Baia. Malt. 1 Oda Nov.
qrs. qrs. qrs. vs, relis IRIA
=lshmael 610 10 2350 .. 1180 ..
••• • •
Imp MO 5910 .. 16250 2460 ..
Total
Maw, 5940 qrs.