The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-26 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
The attendance of the trade woe very small, and the tone
quiet. Prices of most wilting of the trade were as-
altered. The supply of home grown grain we. smelL
The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday
were reported this ramming as smell of dour, 'mall of wheat.
small of barley, and fair of oats.
WIIIIAT.-Engliab, slow sale at about last Manday's
rates. Foreign unaltered in value. English white, 40e. to
465. ; red, Min. to 40s. prr qr. • Dantria and Konigsberg,
42.. to 66e. per 4941 b. ; Rama, 42a. to 60a. ; other Baltie
porta, 40s. to 46e.; French, Ma. to 425.
noun in moderate demand. at last Mondays *ors. Town,
365. to 43a.; Norfolk, flOs. 6d. per 2801 b.; French, 28.. to
33e. per 21101 b,• Amer., - par barrel.
BAILLIBT.-Fine aorta continua same, end maintained upon
last Moodara rater, grinding also improving in value.
English, 24r. to 46.. per qr.; Baltic, 24a. to 27r. ; other
aorta, 23.. to 27e. par quarter.
Oars held firmer at last Manliq's rates. British, 20e.
to 30e. pw qr. ; Russian, 18a. to 245. per qr. ; other Ratio
ports, 22e. to 27e. par qr.
Brasta.-English and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's
rum English tick. 36e. to 41a. ; harrow, 411 e. to 46a.
par qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60st. per qr. Egyptian, 32r.
Fs' Wt.
Pass quiet trade at last Monday's Tatra. English
Wen, 475. to 60e. ; hog and grey, 34i. to 421, ; foreign

Wir;vnto Cazooze.—Since kttß lidday 65 rain-laden
vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, viz, 21
wheat, 32 maize, 7 barley, 1 rye, 1 oats, 3 bear.
At present about 50 grain argots remain offeriag no gale
off the coast. The latest sales reported wers, Wiles;
taree Taganrog Ghirka, 44..; two, 44. 6d.; one, es. 6d.
—all per 4921 b. ; Berdisask wheat, 465. ; erreral maim,
Ibeall, 29.. par 49016. ; Odors, 30s. lid. per 4921 b.

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MINCINO-LANX.—(THIS DAT.I
800A1.—The small sale of foreign is going off steadily.
The markst generally is also steady at yesterday's prices.
Coma.—Good colony have sold at rather higher prices,
but middling to good middling plantation Ceylon, 65a.
to 72e. ; native gszblinp sold at 255. ed. to 89P. ed.
Cocos—Trlaldad grey end mixed red sold at s'2a. to
62.. 6d.

Tus.—Large public isle* will commence to-morrow.
Rice remains steady, with a fair amount of boatman done.
SALTPETRZ.—BragaI, refraction 21 to 41, sold at 365. 6d.
to 375.; refraction 10 to 12, 335. 3d.
luntoo.—At the quarterlysolesl2,9s3 chaste were brought
forward, of which 4,638 were withdrawn, and 2,902 bought
is, leaving 5,419 chests sold, to which maybe added 600 of the
bought in. The sales commeaced with mist spirit, more asps•
daily for the useful and shipping quslities of Bengal. which sold
at an ivivanee of 6d. to Bd. on the July rates. The orders
from Russia being limited, good and Sue Bengali sold with
kern spirit at 6d. deuce; ordinary sad defective sorts went
unevenly at about last sale's prices. Kurpahs of good
quality sold freely at 6.1. advance; ordinary sorbs sold Irre-
gularly at par to 3d. advance; low sorts were neglected.
Dry leaf Maras were in limited request; a few sold at
shoat loot sale's prices. Towards the close of the sole time
was lee. disposition to bid, and the part which had to pier
the hammer were mostly withdraws.
Markets morally quiet to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.—(TEOB DAT.)
The market fa quiet. Annexed ere the quotattoes
Petersburg T.C. oa the ■wt, 59.. 6d., all the year, 695. 34.
to 698.6 d.; Ditaitaber, 694. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
MO.Prel. Patianden and Smith report that thin* is a lair
trade dr.ing In lisps at fully Monday's price.. Daffy still
satitaated about 320,0001.

COAL MARYET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walla Bad Acorn Cloak 17.. W.; Will. End Kepler
°rangy, 18a. • Walls End Ransil Bettors, Isa.
Walls End Braddyls Hettaa, 18s.; Walls End Hama, 17a.;
Walla End Riddell', 17a. ; Walla End Stewart', YM ; Walli;
End Eden, 17'.6.1.; Walls End Henan, 19a. 3d. ; Walls End
Haugh Hall, 17a. 6d.; Will. End Ilona:nil., 16s. 3d.;
Walla End South Erna). 18a. 3d.; Walla Eod Walsworth;
18a. 3d. ; Ward's Wait Hartley, 14. 6d.; Wylanb, 160.-34
ships at market.

SHOCKING DEOTH.—Yesterday (Tuesday) morn-
ing, about 2 o'clock. James Linley. en engine-man em-
ployed at the mill r,f Muses. Ellershaw, oil manufacturers,
Heedingley, near Ltede, met with a very shocking death.
Shortly ober the engine had conimonoed working ide &r-
-otated took a crowbar to perform some I.per►tion, when he
accidentally fell between the fly-wheel soda arms wall. He
wait los:entmeously struck by the a heel and his bdy was
moat frightfully shattered. The poor fellow was, of coarse.
bill. den the spot.
FISH-MANCRE.—A few weeks ago we .tooted
from a letter publiabed by Mr. Preaton, rue of the borough
magistrates of Yarmouth, respecting a nuisance caused
oa the Suffilk side of the river by the fl.b•maouro works
of Mr. Samuel Oiler. Mr. Preston stated at the time
that himself and hie family were Laid up from the
noxious fumes morseling from the works, and attributed
the death of one r,f his children to the rune cane. No
official notice was token of the matter, however, tag
lest week, when the authorities were driven by a general
outcry to take crops to abate the nuiaacce. On the evening
of the 17th • perfect typhoon of stench swept scrim the
river into Yarmouth ; the doors end windows along the quay
were bizeie.d.d in vein against the invader, mid the &nate.
sphere, to foot mesengere, resmed as though it were the
trail rat • skunk. Next day (Toads!) Mr. Preston made a
complaint before the magonster, who recommended tkad
the Highway Surveyor should be applied to. A special
meeting ..f the CURIMiSIi(II.9II of the Local Board of Health
was held the same e wooing, and they instructed the town clerk
end inspector of nuisances to apply a, once foe a summons
sgeinst Mr. Oster. The came:woe on for hearing on Fridays
before the Mayor and twelve other magistrates. Mr. Oiler
admitted the existence of the nuisance, and 'wowed hie
willingness to remove it at the enlieet notice. The Tows
Clerk pressed for en immediate order, at there existed at that
ruomeot twenty tone of putrid fish lying moored on the
premises. The magistrates gave ea order enjoining the re-
TOOTSI of the sulighee within twenty-four hours, eel prohi-
biting the oontmassoe of the works in their present 1
—Bin end Norwich Poet.