The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

COBN.-IMPERIAL AVERAG

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Ha Id Us Id Um 04 Ma ld Ils 7d 415 74
404 2d 345 11d 245 Id 1114 04 es SI as 104
MB 44 305 74 114 II 345 104 404 14 40 Od
Od Ns 64 Um 161 Ms 114 405 14 105 9d
Ms Id 07s lld 214 4d WM 74401 114 434 4d
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545 Id 365 Od Us 7d 354 04 40s 1141415 Od

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EMIL= Omni BOLD LU? WITIL —Whisk 71,066 arty,
20,167 osta. 10,165; rye. 62: beans, 4,220; Dee., an quarter&
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MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
8176 AIL—The public sales of foreign went off without
altering general quotations. Refined steady.
Conn.—The public sales are progressing steadily at
about previous rates.
Tat.—The market has a firm appearance with a good fair
demand.
Cocoa, sold at father lower prices.
Corron.-300 bales sold.
Rice.—The public sales of Java sold steadily at full
prEiices.
ricre are very steady.
SALTPETEIR.— Retraction 5) to 61 sold by private con-
tract, at 365. 6d. Refined el, 375. (id.
RUlL—Quotations are unaltered, the demand continues
limited.
Markets have a steady appearance.

TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.)
The !mast Ii steady. Town tallow is quoted 548. net
cash ; Petersbiwg Y. C. en the spot, to.. 6d. ; April to
June, Ns. 6d. ; October to December, 55..

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

There am a few more beasts than on Thursday last ; but
the demand is good, and Monday's quotations are
well maintained. The supply of sheep is moderate,
and choicest kinds hays a ready sale, but trade is
dull for other descriptions. Lamb is more plentiful, And
trade fur them is not quite so brisk. Calves are rather
lower. Our foreign supply consists of 170 beasts, 300 sheep,
and 1229 calves. Mitch cows, 140.

•
Per stouts of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Sibs. e. d. 8. d.
Best Seas, tiered'. 4 8 5 0 Best Dos& HI-bdsith 6 0 6 4
Bast Short-barns 6 6 4 8 Bost Long.. oda—. 5 0 6 8
Second qua beasts 3 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn . 4 8 6 0
Calves
Pigs
BestDnstllll-breds 8 0 0 lambs
Beasts at oust* 1,060: Sheep and Lunba, 0,060; Calves, T. 86.
My, 150.

HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAT.)

Messrs. Doris and Co. report trade slow, at lasi
day's prices. Prime meadow hay, The. to 855.; superior
ditto, 90s. to 106 a. ; inferior do., 50s. to Ms. ; clover, old,
Ma. to Ills. ; ditto, new, sieond cut, 80a. to 100 a. ; straw,
365. to 4411.

SUICIDE OE A szassrs.pAßx GATEKEEPER.
(THIS DAY.)
_ _ _

This morning n determined act of suicide we.
committed by Robert Sutcliffe, gate-keeper, Park-square
Weak Regent's-park. It appears that at 9 o'clock the
daughter of deceased went out to order some coda and that
on her return, after an absence of little more than
a quarter of so hour, she was horror-stricken at disco-
vering her father suspended by the neck with a
rope which had been affixed to a nail over the scul-
lery door. She cut him down, and speedily gave
an alarm, but the effort, to restore life were
without effect. When found suspended, the feet
of the unhappy man were resting upon the floor
and his legs partly bent, so that his firm determination to de-
prive himself of existence was fully apparent. The deceased
who wan about 55 years of age, and who has held his situa-
tion between three and four years, has for some tinie past
been addicted to intemperate &bits, and within the last few
days has been low4pirated, but no eression had escaped
him calculated to load to a belief that he intended to
destroy himself.

FEARFUL ACCIDENT A? OLDB LW. —Yesterday
afternoon, an accident occurred at the Hartford Iron
Works, Oldham, which mused the death of two men,
while others were seriously injured. A new engine-
bowie is in course of erection, and nine labourers were
engaged in getting up • large beam to support the topmost
story, when the manifold on which they stood gave way, and
they fell to the ground, • distance of eight or nine yams.
When assistance was rendered, it was found that Cornelius
Taylor, aged 44. of Hollinwood, and Thomas Jones, aged
40, Side-o'4W-Moor, Oldham, were deed from 0011CUM1012 of
brain. James Wild and John Wild (brother') were
severely injured about the back airl shoulder', and five
other men were injured to a greater or lem extent. Both
the men wbo are killed are stated to be marnsd. The sur-
vivors were attended by Dr. Morley. and rt is considered
that the Wilda are in • precarious state.

ji: Mar. 211. Mar.3o.lApril 6.