The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-10 00:00:00

PARTICULtII/1 OF TALLOW.
1848. I 1849.

Ito* tlxis day
Delisery last week

Do. tin= Ist June ....... „ I
Arnie! last week

6,616 24,323 23,936
1,373 1,035 723
2,021 1,303 933
309 133 1,202
3,141 133 1,227
456. 381.0(1. 1171.0(1.
471. 39a, 6d. 381. ed.
for Friday, June 14 : 23) casks
Tallow, 440 casks Australian

Do. from let Jude
Price Y. C. this day per awl
Do. Town

Proud Sszate adverbs,
330 boxes South Ameria
ditto, 8 casks East lodia
Petenburi Y. C. (wreck,
nut Chl.

IMO.

an, 86 eadis 100 tow (107;;;;) ir.
cad), and 44 ewes 17 hbds. Cocoa-

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Wavle End Hasw.ll, 161. ; Walla End Hinton. 168. ; Walla
End Llnobt3n, 16a. W.; South Harlepool, 14a. 3d.;
Coorper's Hartley, 13s. 6d.—Ships at market, 174.

MARK-LANE-THIS DAY.

Our market was again tut shortly supplied with English
Wheat by land carriage samples from the near counties, and
there was also very little fresh to hand from the coast. In
some instances an &char co of Is. per qr. was realised upon
runs of red Wheat, but no improvement could be established
upon white, and some quantity remained unsold at a late
hour. A moderate amount of business was transacted in
foreign WI, eat, at the extreme rates of Monday lut.
Firm will unaltered in value.
In English Barley very little was done, supply being
trifling in the extreme. Foreign met a retail demand, at the
quotations of Mcnday last.
Choice qualities of Oats are scarce, and command rather
more money, whilst rile secondary and inferior quslitirs
cannot be purchased on easier terms than WAS practicable at
the close of last week.

Buns and Pea+ were each held with more firmness than
of late, and brought full prices.

BRITISH. Shillings per Qr
Mawr. Fars sad Rest, rod 37 um 39 to 40 ..whitim 39 to 42 to 46
Norfolk wad laffelk. 3i to 40 to 41... do 3l to 40 to 44
Talavera Mows or Suffolk
Comb. k La., red. to 33 to 40 .whtte-... to 40 to 44
Rm.....
&MX; roechng......- ........ 19 to 11...usthliag to 21 to 23
Slaking. 22 to 23 . est= .. II to 26
OATS English nod. 13 to 17 to 170 6d...blitak.. — to
Ditto Poland' -. 17 to IS to 160 6d...p0ut0 20 to 220 Od
Berwick a Scotch tad 13 to 114s:ed...potato l9 to 204 Od
Mum.. ... . 44 to 411.. Iwo. We... 44 30 to 14
FR4S. Fey "8 to29m Od...implo 99 to 30
Blue ^7 toSi to 31-
White 23 to M. .=.I co .
. ...._ 23 to 21
Wino CAIN, per thoultand t9 Oa. to E 9100.
. . _ ..

r vs. =ea IN .11.14•11
holm, Town-made, dellrered- .... 36 to 33 -One household 32 to 34
Norfolk and baulk. 23 to SO.-white 3O to 32
fOitklON. _ _

40. .—...
WIEN" Dantsie and KonigsbeKonigsberg... to 46...6as 49 to 52
Pomeranian, Rostock, and Matz. 40 42 to 44
Daniels and 114mburg
Russian 34 to 37... Egyptian — to
Danube and Odema
Canadian to .Australian 4B to 34
Oars, Raman
Pomeranian and Stralsund l5 to 17
Swedish and Danish
Puma, American, per barrel of 196104. 2O to 29
Canadian
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 3rd JUNE TO Bth JUNE.
Qrs. sail fib. Scotch. lei. Pottier.
Wheat . 2587 I I
10 ..... I 11491
ay &d ...... ....... 183 6118
Oats
now.. 6,320 sacks;

SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY.
We are bat moderately supplied with Beasts, however
trade is not brisk. The dead markets being clear, causes
Friday's quotations to be well supported, and some choice
Soots have made 3s. Bd. There is a fair avenge num
her of Sheop and Lambs; the demand has thawed, and con.
sequently prices are rather better. Trade is exceedingly dull
for Calves, at about the rates of Friday last. From Ger-
many and Holland there Ire 230 Beasts, 1.010 Sheep, and
142 Calves ; Scotland, 120 Beasts ; and 2,300 from Norfolk
end Suffolk.

ter Nom of Ins. S. 6. &4. Per 442•8 of Mb& & I. &d.
SW Boob. lloreforda 3 4 3 6 1 Bat Dee. liall.-bd& ilk 3 10 4 0
Ilea 211414-korn 3 2 3 4 Bei Lawn*" 0 0 0 0
%mad volt* Bomb— 28 3 0 Do. do. Sham 36 3 8
advas
Pla
Beet Drs. i Ilal&Arets 0 0 0 0 . Gaudy
Mt& 320
ilodts .
at mute& 3.383; dladap sad Lambs. 37.700: 0&111d. 789.

CORONER'S INQUEST.—DRATII PROM FlRE.—This
morning an inquest was taken before Mr. Bedford, at the
aged 46 yam, who died from the effects of burns. 8. Lake,
on the body of Ellen Whining, Chasing-macs Hospital,
of No. 4, Crown-streit, Bt. Odes, said the deceased lodged in
his house, and was a married woman. On Thursday
evening lest, while witness was at supper, one of his lodgers
came to him and said his house was on five. Witness ran up
suns, and on the seeond.floor found the unfortunate woman
enveloped in one mass of tire. Witness called out repeatedly for
montane* • but instead of any person rendering him any,
they all gamma frightened, and left the house. Witness,
with some difficulty, tore the clothes from off the deceased,
procured a quantity of water, and extinguished the thanes,
but not before she was most shockingly burnt. P. Girded,
engineer to the lire brigade, examined the room, and was
of opinion that the deceased had been sitting upon
a chair, and her clothes had ignited by a candle,
which was close to the chair. When she found herself on
fire, she must have ran on to the staircase, when she wee
found. The hounseurgeon proved that every part of her
body was burnt. The usual remedies were applied, bat she
rallied, and died in three hours afterwards. Verdict,
" Accidental death."

Arming]) BOICIDF —On Saturday morning,
Mrs. Lockett, of 6, York•street, St. Luke's, attempted to
onantit outside by jumping out of the window. Her hus-
band was awakened by the noise she made In opening the
window, and cankt her Mehl clothes, but they gars WAY.
and she fell lato the street, Nu hopes are entertained of her
recovery.