The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-04 00:00:00

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SVGA/I.—This market continues firm with • limited des
mend. Relined brown lumps, 495. 6d.
Co/TEL—The demand is not brisk, yet we cannot alter
general onotatione. Middling I plantation Ceylon .uld,
70e. to 711 s. ; fine ordinary native, 61s. to (lie. ; Fast
India Cartoons Mysore, 103. to 112 s. ; Munzerabad Mono*
fain, 841. to 945. ; one lot, 102 e. ; Cochin, 665. to 675. ;
/dekko-, Ike ordinary, 665. to 675.
Tea.—A limited Wetness done, at rather lower prices.
Rtes.—The demand is lees active.
Row continues in good demand at prev:ous rates.
Saw sold, purl, 18s. 6d. to 19s.
Annovrnocrr—kit. Vincent, 3d. to sy.
Pram.— Singapore sold 44.1. ; Noon& 4d. to 4,4
Flamer° sold heavily at 3id. to 30.
Nurticce.—Ordinery sod small. ls. 41. to ls. 6d.
Sannerni.--No sales reported.

TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
The 'market is firm at the annexed quotations :--Tow..
tallow, 52a 6d. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
Ms. 6d. to 635. 9d. ; all the year, 53e. G.I. to 53e. 9d. ; Jan.
to Yank, Stn. 3d. to 154 n. ed. ; March only, Ms. Cid. to 555.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

The simply of beasts is small, and the average quality
very inferior. A few of the choicest kinds nod reap
pun.thnsers, but other devriptions are unsaleable.
The number of sheep is about the same as of late, but the
demand he. decreased • consequently a large proportion re.
main 00,0141. Good eaves are rather dearer. - Our foreign
imply consists of 253 beasts, 1,500 sheep, and 231 calves.
/dileh rows, 110.
Per straw of alba a d.
Beet Scots, Heralds. 4 8
Beet Bhort-boras 4 4
Second qual. Leads 3 4
Calves

d. Per stone of &Mt L L C
6 0 1 BeetDnide tiPetssh
4 81 Beet L0nj..r001t.... 5 0 6 1
4 0 Do. do. Shure
5 5 Ewes di saved 4051 f 4 4 6

4 R
Bert Dm& Hl4brellos

r~ea

mot_
et. 1,190:
391 : rip. 230.

sad Limbo, 6.400 : Calm.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Davis and Co. report tradc firm. Prices
Pruce meadow bay, 755. to 644. ; superior do., 965. to 116 s.
inferior do., 50a to 60s. • !swell, to 60s. • clover, old,
90s. to 12N. ; ditto naiad cut, Kb. to 100 s: ; straw, AIL
to 3Ss.

THE CHILD MI'RDIOI NEAR Bow.—reeterday the
inquest in this cam was resumed at the Spread Eagle
Tstrern, Remotion. The jury returned a verdict of " Wil-
ful Murder" against Emma Padlield.
FATAL MINZ ACCIDINT.-011 Tuesday afternoon
a fatal accident occurred at Treveddoe mine, in the parish
of Warleggan, Cornwall. Work had been recently recom-
rnenoed in the mine, which was en old one, and bad been
much worked in former years. In consequence, it is sup-
posed, of the men not being sufficiently cautious in taking
away the top stuff, alarms mans of earth began to " run'
and buried several of them. Two of them, William Rogers
and Thomas Rowe, were taken out dead, and the others sus.
dined more or less injury.
FIRE AT THE ALBION MOTEL, ALDERSOATIC.
aster.—Between four and five o'clock yesterday morning,
the head-porter, who wan sitting in the ball of the Albion
Hotel, 153, Aldei-gate.street, heard a loud crackling noise
at the back of the premises, and on miming to ace what nee
the matter he found that the woodlouse and the china
store were on ire. He instantly gave the alarm, and iu a
short time sevend fire-engines arrived and commenced ploy-
ing OD the building, but the fire was not extinguished until
it had spread to the kitchens and sculleries. The fallowing
is the official report :—" Woodhouse and china arise ou
ground floor burned out, and acullery over ueverely damaged
by fire. The ball moms and retiring rooms slightly damaged
by smoke and heat. The muse of the fire is en:immix"
Tie ?dews. Staples were insured in the• rein° and
several other offices. The fire has not interrupted the heal-
nom of the house, in which several public dinners took place
yesterday.
HORRIBLE DEATII IN • BAERR'S OvzN.—A boy
named Frederick Drake, eon of a baker, of 57, Primes-
street, Lambeth, met with a fearful and fatal accident on
Wednesday morning last. At the inquest held on his bialy
tu
last evening, by Ai r. Laugha,lo the inquest
Hospital,
it appeared that his father had cautioned deceased inm
going on to the oven, bemuse ou the previous Sunday aims
dust had fallen in. Robert Lawrence, in Dnike's employ.
meet, mid he via with deceased L.l little before $ on
Wednesday morning last. The deceased, as usual, went on
the crowu of the erzli for some wood to light the earthen
fire. The father was out at the time. He (witness) took
up a board of breed into the shop, and while placing the
loaves round the shop on the shelves he heurd friantful
screams proceeding from the bakehouse, and being joined
by has fellow servantthey ran downstairs, and found that
the peer boy was in the men, but owing to the dust and
smoke they were unable to extricate him for a cares of
about three minutes. The jury returned the following
verdict :—"That the deceased died from the tilted.; of
kerns, consequent on falling into an oven, and that there
was considerable neglect in not liming had the oven re-
paired. "- -Times.
Ti. GazAt Enerzes.—The preeence of this
VIEW in Milford Haven has caused the South Wales Rail-
way Company to organise a aeries of excursion trains on a
seals of tuiparalle:ed cheapness, the fare for the retuin
journey in covered earriages from Merthyr Tydvil to New
Milford, a distance of 100 mitre, being ooly 4s. Gl., inclusive
of a visit to the Guest Eastern,which takes 25., leaving only
2s. 13d. for a journey of 110 miles. As a natural conse-
quence, when the weather is fine immeme numbers take ad-
vantage of these trains. On Mouldy List one train assumed
suck proportion,' as to necessitate it. being divided into two
divisions of nineteen and twenty carriages each, emimining
laaggregate of k,700 passengers. Among them was the
th Olainornui Ride Volunteeri, which corps has been
recently raised and equipped by Mr. Es se Evans, of Meath,
from the workpeople employed in his brewery. He himself
commands them, and marched them is a body, headed by
their band, right into the Great Fasten.
Stone or AN EARLY WINTER.—On the morning
of Thum* last the Vale of Letlinot was visited kr •
alight shower of rrow, and the top Wirran " lue ahe.dy
got a coating of snow.—Bailin ddrertirer.