The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-07 00:00:00

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MINCING LANG.—(THIS DAY.)
Suc Art. —The public odes are goiag off without spirit, at
about previous prow. Maid steady.
Corrza.—Pnces are suppirbsd, with a fair demand.
Ins.—Thelarge public sale re-oommineml this morning,
soil are progressing with soon stadium at previous rites.
00170/I.—This marlist is quiet to-day.
lircz.—No salsa aft hnportosos reported.
Roc —Good Demerara sold at Is. Ild. to 2s. proof.
ffrice4.—Pepper and pimento sold at previous rates.
SALTPETRE SMARM dull of sale.
Markets generally dull to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market ie quiet ; annexed are the present prices :
Town tallow, 55.. net cash ; Petemburg on the spot,
59e. 6d. ; February to March, 59e. 6d. to 596. ; March
WA. Gd. ; April to June, 5Sa. ; July to September, 57..;
October to December, 56e.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
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The number of beast* is considerably smaller than on
Thursday kat ; however, trade is not very brisk and prices
are not higher than on Monday. There is about an average
supply of sheep; the demand is good, and Monday's
quotations me folly named. Good calves are still maree
and dear. Our foreign supply consists of 911 beasts, 380
sheep, and 100 calves. Mikh cows, 153.
Per Inoue of Übe. a L L Per stone of fdba aaa 4.
Beet Scots, Herold,. 0 0 t lest Duel: Ht-AdeSli
Beet Short.horna 4 beet Long.eroola.... 6 0 I 8
Second quid. herb 4 Do. do. Shorn
Calves
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Danktlnslt HU-bends 2 lamb
Inneen at mark* I.OT ; and baba 48 50 ; Weak
nit; 11..140.

HAY YARKFT.-(THIS DAY.)

Mess. Davis La co report trade reen'iiiis dull at lasi
day's prices, via. :—Prine resadow hay, 755. to s4s. ;
sispriar ditto, 90a. to no.. ; inferior do., 40u to 575. 6d. ;
row's, 30a. to 50s. ; CUM, old, 955. to 115 a. ;ditto A-
imed eat, 708. to 95..; straw. 3:b. to 435.

FATAL ACCIDWIT OS THE NORTH KENT RAIL-
WAT. —An accident occurred on the North Kent line, be-
tween euston and Baudland, a short distance from
Rochester, yesterday, by which an old man, named John
Austen, was instantaneously killed. The deceased, who was
upwards of 70 years of age, was employed at the Soodland
paper mills, and on the morning of the oocurreace was sent
on some bosh:nes to the cement-works of Mr. W. Lee,
M.P., a short distance up the line. In proceeding on his
errand he would have to paw screw the railway, where
there is • foot-path, and as the deceased was very did he
had been frequently cautioned to keep a good look out for
the trains which pass near that spot at fre-
quent intervals. The deceased was lust about to
cress the line as the 9.25 fast train from Maidstone came up,
but the wind blowing almost • hurricane at the time and
be being very deaf it is supposed he did not hear it. The
driver sounded the alarm whistle and put down the breaks,
bat the connecting-rod of the locomotive struck the de-
ceased with great force, hurling him a considerable distance
and causing almost instantaneous death. As soon as the
'sante could be stopped the train proceeded back to Send-
land station to give notice of the 00-urrence. The mangled
remains of the unfortunate deceased were collected together
to await the coroner's inquest.