The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-23 00:00:00

!Meal
barley
Vats
Malt
Zugllah Fleur. 10 .ea : Amelia.

MINCING LANK-CMS DAY.)

suomL—The market without alteration, and palter-
day's prices are quoted which scarcely supported those of
last week. Refined steady.
Co m. -The public sales are programing at yesterday's
prices. Plantation l'eylott, fina ordinary, sold tits. to fine. ;
middling, tiffs. to 701.
Ten.--The samples of public sales for to-morrow have
(occupied the attention of the trade to-day.
(Amos is very lino. 6(.0 bales sold.
Rica continues dull of sale.
}Wm.—This market is very quiet.
IiALTPETRE. We have no sties of Bengal to report.
SPIC/B steady.
Markets generally dull to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet at the following quotatious:—Town
tallow, 595. :Id. net ; Petersburg on the wot,
60s. ; January to March, 595. 9d. ; klauvh alone, SOL
April to Juoe, .Ss. ; July to Sept., stia.; Out. to
Dee., 575. Cod.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Masva. Pattanden and South report a steady hand to
month trade for the Ine,t &amides of the new growth, an
well as fur yearling. and good sound old hops.

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

1.171511001., JAN. !M.—Birkenhead, 801 x d SC—Caledonian
Stork, ae 054 —EasteniCounties.loll.o3,-16--Great Northem Stock,
no 111—Urrt.t Westerns, 701701—1.. re and Yorkshire, 113 j
1141—Lenden and North Western, fl 93—Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lin,olnshire, 521 53!—Midland Stuck. 1311 1311—Ditto New
spares, 11 ll p.—North British Stock, 64/ 65—North Stafford-
shire, 2 13-1 e 11.11; d.—North E.vdern. Berwick Capital Stock,
Mai Vork CepitAl toll 9.2—Ditto Stock,
501 61-Bouth i:owteru, 25 5-1 O 231—West Midland, Oxford, a
as—hutch Rhenish, 31. 3 d.—Great Luxembourg, 6+ 6 9.16
Greed Tr-r,k of Canada, 5, 51 Great Western of
101 101—Illinois Central. ,L—Buffalo and Lake If nroCarti
6—Thames and Merge+ Maine Company, 11 11 D.

THN rrODY OF A WOMAN Foust, IN THI THANIOi.
—Allow water yentenlay afternoon as some boys were play-
ing on the Lanka of the Tharnee, near the City side of
Blaeltfriars-bridge, their attention was drawn to an old
lamt lying against a barge, stud on proceeding to recover it
they discovered it contained the foot of a woman—the leg
being rplite apparent. They gave an alarm, when some of
the men engaged at the adjoinmg, wharves were soon on the
spot. They fiend the remains of the unfortunate woman
perfectly mangled between the barge and the gavel, and me
it was 11111101.1aAll to remove them until the tide had enflici-
ectly advaie:otl, a rope was attache! to the leg. and the
body 'withdrawn at halfpast 6 last evening. It was im-
mediately conveyed to Bridewell, when Dr. Halm, of New
fridge-street, was sent for, who was of opinion that the
fleet:lied had been in the water 6.r three or tour days. The
bore an emaciated appearance, Ltd not been alemafied up
unfortunate woman, who was hut meanly elad, :Ind who
to a late hour but night.
A BORNINia PlT.—About three weckm ago an
explosion of tire damp. settio; fire to the pit, occurred at
the Bunker's-hill Talk.o •the• Hill, the
_particular.
of which appeared in our cola suns at the time. Our readers
will recollect that eighty urea and ',even horses were in the
pit at the time ~f the explomon, and that the former nor-
with their lives, and that the latter were
rowdy escaped
obliged to be left to their fate. The mouth of the pit was
as soon as posiblc emend up with a view to extiognish the
fire by the exclusion of air. A few days after twoexplosions
in the lame day ileetniyed the great rent of the coverine,
and on Sunday last auother. explosion occurred, causing
great havoc with the covering materials, making it clear
that the eft rta made to put oil!. the fire hare proved futile.
Such a eircuthstale• as a fire raging in the plt for more
than three weei.e is, we widerstaud, unprecedented in this
district. It is tow proposed to fill the tat with water, as
the only means of extinguishing the fire, the damage done
by which must he very einsalerable, and wilt prolably
Dews be Accunat:y :sett tained.