The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-17 00:00:00

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MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SCGAIL —Me market continues steady, but the demand
is not attire. Prime are unaltered. Mauritius sold,
middling brown, 30.. to Ms tid. ; low to middling
yellow, 365. to 40s. Penang, brown, 32a. to 36a. ;
middling yellow to fine grey, 39g. to 43. 6d. ; &hie, low to
good grey, 41s. to 445. 6d.; Porto Rico, low to fine
35.. to 455. 6d.; stayed Manilla, 365. 6d.; Surinam, 365. 6d.
to Rs. 6d.; and Havannalh, No. 11, at 41s. 3d. to 41s. 6d.
A dusting cargo of Cuba sold for the United Kingdom at
255. Relined is unaltered.

Ooems—A fair businces is doing by private contract at
full prices.
COCOA. —liminess has been trammed in Trinidad de.
acriptioos at pricee not reported, and Guayaquil at 61a. 6d.
to 62..

TrA. —Mbar, r a good demand for Bowery Pekoes at ad
van-mg rates. Other descriptions are not in request.
Hu poti have been disposed or, weak to fair De-
merara, L. Bd. to It 9d. ; as Leswards, is. 7itl. ; and
Jamaica, 9s. 2d.

RICN. _,
—There are free buyer, at preview' prices, but few
sellers.

SAoo. —250 boxes small pearl sold at 22a. Rd.
Annownoot—st. Vineent sold at :id. to 31d.
Eirtcza. —Pepper sold at a alight advance. Penang, 31d.
to 30.; Aleppee, 4 d. to Ofd. Curia Lignea sold at full
pries.
mune, Ant pile, .90a; nutmegs sold steadily, small
good bold, Is. to Se. 7d.; imam, wormy and middling, 9d.
to Ild.; ginger, Jamaica radioed 2/. 10s. to 71. le.; Cochin,
50a. to 53a.

-.—Plot an in fair request, at firm prices.
Valencia raisins Karoo at the.

BALTPSiIE continues dull of sale.
Oorrow.—There is still an active demand; 2,ooobalse
sold on the spot and to arrive.
Jon has sold briskly at 105. advance ; eomnion to line,
131. 7a. 6d. to 21t. 10a.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady, at the following prices:—Town
tallow, 50s. Gd. net cash ; Petersburg T.C., on the spa,
Ms. ; December, 51s. 9d. ; January to March, 52.. ;
March, 52a.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
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WI have a few more besets than on Thursday last
The weather and the demand am good. consequently
price@ are quite ea good as on Monday last. The supply
of sheep is small ; they are readily disposed of at advanced
rates. Choice calves are rather dearer. Our foreign sup.
ply coesiate of MO beasts, 1300 sheep, and 148 calm.
The number of mikh cows is 103.

Per stale of adba. •d. 4. It Per doe* of albs. 4. d. 4. d.
Brit Scots, Ileraddo. 4 a 4 0 Bost Dna& Ut•bda fib 0 0 0 0
Beet Shun-herr 4 64 10 Bost L00g..0015.... t 0 6 4
&coati quaL boob 2 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 011
Cabo
1•11011
Bat Dastll3l-Oreds 6 4 6 6 Limbo
114•4114
Ili" el mseket, 1.346; MusD sod Lambs. 4,430; phis,
ust Ve•

B.IIITH7DiLD HAY I[ARKIII7.—(THIS DAY.)
Yeas. Davis sad Co report trades slow at lad day's
irisse:—Prigoa meadow hay, 80s to 90s. ; superior data
955. to 108 s. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 55.. ; closer, old, 90..
to 110 s.
to Ns. I ditto. sow, sseoad cas, 80s. to 106 s. ; straw,

St-XTECTED MVIDEII.—A fanner in good circum-
stances, residing at Butternut. county Cork, has mysteri•
mealy disappeared, and it is suspected that he has been
murdered by soldiers and women of 111-fame. Hews at a
pig market in that town on Saturday, and was knows to be
possessed of a eoesiderable sum of money. He woe last
seen on his way home, proceeding towards the barracks.
The Cork Itemiser Metes that two soldiers of the 87th
Regiment have been arrested, one of them haviug changed
• 5/. note in llooeraile, and on the person of the mood
was found another 51. note, for which they could
give no satisfactory account. One of the three girls, their
companions, had a 3/. note, which she deposited with a
friend. A man named Slattery had paid 2V. to the mis-
sing man, and if he can identify the notes the mystery may
be cleared up. it is believed that Coghlan, a sober, Indus-
trious roan``--was robbed and murdered.
THE MILTOEN-ItOILD OUTILAOI.—Mr. Healy,
states-master at Mittens has resolved the follow latter
from Mrs. Jolly, the mother of the young lady so brutally
assaulted on the Miltown-rood :—" Dublin. Oct. 14.—Dear
Mr. Healy,— Allow me to offer my
_heartfelt thinks for
the ready shelter you gave my beloved child in her
helplesa and bitter agony ; I feel I owe a debt of grail-
tude to you I can never repay. The pro.= kindness and
care judicious yourself sad family ad my helpless
child was the weans (under Providence) of preserving her
from death or some dreadful sicklier. Words are inade-
quate to expiress my deep Nobles towards you and years ;
and myeelf and family shall ever feel the name of Healy
call ti remembrance one who has rendered us an inestima-
ble benefit in sheltering our child—our precious one—in that
awful night. All my family unite with me in deep grati-
tude to you ; and nay that Being who led my child
to kind sod generous hearts lead yon and yours to that
haven of met where there shall be no mare sorrow, no more
sin, is the sincere prayer of your ever grateful friend, M.
S. JOLLY. Mies Jolly and I hope we shall be able to call
on you before we leave Dublin ; if not, you shall bear from
me before lowg.—M. 8. JOLLY."
EXTRAOIDINAZY Claim nirranna. —A most sin-
gular circumstance has just transpired in this town. To the
agreeable surprise of his pasusts, the father a hatter, re-
siding is Fickle-street, Hall, a lad sensed William Henry
Schoetield. who had been miring sines January leak and
had been mourned over se deed, a somas taken out of the
Humber-dock basin in that mouth, after the lad was
missed, having being recognised by &hayfield as that of his
eldest son, and by him buried as such, returned to his
parents, who, notwithstanding the sad mistake they had
made, at once reeogoised and received him es their
own miming boy. When the body taken out of the dock
was laid for identification in the dead house. Mr. &hoe-
field saw it, and finding the dress oorrespond almost
exactly with that wore by his son, and that the face was
also marked with a scar similar to one which cbanasterissd
his features, soon decided that the body before him was
that of his son, and at the coroner's inquest, at which •
verdict of accidentally drowned wee returned, the enbjnd
of the inquiry was understood to he William Henry &h .-
field. There is now, however. no doubt as to Mr. Beheelleld
having been mistaken. The lad. who was apprenticed to
Mr. Vivian, emackowner, had run away from his service,
and been absent up to Friday lest. The youth drowned is
supposed to have bees John Davis, se appreetice of Mr.
Cook, smackowssr, yips has bola missing sines January.—
Eastern Coonties IFlesald.
At Killarney on Monday a man named Denia
Reeling, in attempting to stab a deers she pleated late
the river, fell in, and was carried away by He And t me
trace of the body has been yet found.

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