The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-15 00:00:00

lIINEB.-(171113 DAY.)

ONE O'CLOGIL
In the gaining market to-day there is a strong;
demised for Wkeal Chiverton shares, which have
rink about 11. 165., via. to 44 to 6}, o • to
the °Elul anneancennint that the trial
Irbil has been out through, is 21 feet wide, and
will produce 3 tone of lead. per fathom..
The manager of the mine Bays the lode
is looking splendid, and is the beet discovery
he ever saw in the district. West Chiverton.
are at 61/ to 21; Frank Mills, 21 to 24;
East Grenville, 31 to I ; Prince of Wales, 87s. Bd.
to 40s. . • Drakewalls, 103. to 12s. 6d. ; East Cara-
don, 4} t044t044; Marko Valley, 84 to ; Great Vor,
114 to 1; Great Laze-, 18 to 181 ; West Drake-
walls, Bs. to 10s. , Chiverton Moor, 61 to 4.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted
about the same as yesterday, as follow :—St.
John Del Rey, 18 to 1; Don Pedro, 21 to t
prem. • Anglo-Brazilian, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ;
Pestarenit, 11 to 1 dia.; Chontales, 21 to 1 ;
Roma Grande, 6-16 to 7-16 prem. ; ditto,
paid-up, 1 1-16 to 3-16; Anglo-Italian, par to 1
prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 21; Frontino and
Bolivia, 1 to 4 ; Port Phillip, If to 4 ; Central
American, 1 dis. to 1 prem.. Sao Vicente, par
to 1 prem. ' • General Brazilian, par to 4 prom.;
Yudanamutsina, 2 to 1 ; and Nerbudda Coal and
Iron, 21 to 2 die.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(stoat ova ows omumaro:rnsarr.)
Cotton market quiet, sale probably 8,000 or 10,000
bales.

CORK BUTTER MARKET—(THIS DAY.).
(sr TZLNIUMPS.)

(MON OUR OWN 0011311C1IPONDINT.)
Ordinary, 128 e., 125 e., 1195., 1165., 1088., Ms. ; 1,630
firkins. Mild cured, 1335., 1295., 1245. ; 7u firkins.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

Stoa.a.—The demands only :maturate at previous rates,
at which holders are free sellers. Barbadoes, 345. Gd. •
Jamaica, 30s. Gd. to 335. ; St. Lucia, 31s. to 31s.
Refined also quiet and pieces are now to be had at some
decline. _ _ _

CO;;Ez.-The market continues firm for all good qua-
lities, but common kinds are dull of sale, at previous rates.
Plantation Ceylon, grey and brown, 525. to 6.3 a. lid, ; low
middling to good middling colory, 66,. to 70s. ; peaberry.
648. to 80s. - native Ceylon, *mall, 38s. 6d. to 41s. 6d. ;
good and fine ordinary, 445. 6d. to 465. ; bold. OW. to
535. ; other Eaat India colory, 725. to 85s. ; pale, 49a. to
Ms. • peaberry. 77a. to 795. bd. ; pale, 565. 6L to 595.
TrA.-The market continue. quiet.
Fiturr.-There is a good demand, at full prices. Cur-
rants sold, common to good, 20s. to •2ls. ; old, Pis.
Raisins-Valencias, low to fair, 235. to 328. ; good
and fine, 334. to 461. ; selected, .513. to 565. Muscatels
layers, low to good, 535. to 120 s. ; loose, 445. Sultanas.
25e. to 45a. Turkey figs, common to good, 31s. to 70s,
Ruw.-The sales arc confined to 40 puns. of Jamaica at
2a._lod. to 3s: Id. _ _ _

Rzcs.—Only s moderate business is doing at the pre-
vious value.

SilciTl:There is a good demand, generally at full
prima, except Jamaica ginger, winch shows a decline of
Is. per cwt. Pper : Singapore black, 311. to 3!d.;
Penang, 31c1. to d. ; white Singapore, 411. Pimento,
oommon to fine, lid. to 20. Ginger: Jamaica oummon.
3.5 a. to 46a.; Bengal, '26s. to 275. Nutmegs, bold,
2a. 10d. to 3s. Ild. 'Mace, low to middling, Is. 7d. to
2a. 3d. . .

lividoo.—The sales progress with good spirit at par to
3d. advance for ordinary Emil&ls, 3d. to 6d. advance for
good and fine dry leaf Madras, and Kurpah, at the open-
utgal!ioos.
24.—Tbe market is dull, but previous prices are
&boat supported.
Jots.—There are few buyers, and no salon below pre-
vious Flora.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a larger number of beasts than on Thursday
last. The average quality is very middling, and trade
heavy. A few clone qualities meet with purchase's at
about Monday's quotations. A laws psvportion remain
unsold. Although the supply of sheep is not large, it
comaiderably exceeds the &mead. Trade is very slow fee
all kinds. Calves are selling rather lower. Our foreign
supply conents of 373 beasts and 11x2 calves.
_ _

I ittilitosa of alba a. d. a. d. Pet lbw of 816 a a. d. e. &
Daat Boots, Harolds. 6 0 6 4 BestDekMl-bidaa• 0 0 0 •
DratSbartdocwas ... 4 8 5 0 Beat Loog-wools 4 6 4 81
Ilamed qua Beasts 28 3 6 Do., do., Mon OO 0 0
Calves
Piga 3 8 5 81 Eireit atoolkdoaaL 3 8 4 1
81 4 4 8 1 Do. do. Ilhora 0 0 0 •
DtatDitalt Rif-bre& 6 0 6 2 1 Lambs 0 0 0 •
Nada at mutat, 1,110; sheep sad lamb,. 6,080: calves.
1461 Plirs. 50.

TALLOW IiAItrECT.-(11TIS DAY.)
The market is firm. Town tallow, 495. &I. ; Peters-
burg T.C. on the spot, 495. ; October to December.
495. ; December, 495. to 495. bd. ; January, 495. 6d. to
495. 9d.; March, 50s. to 60s. kl.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade firm, at the
following prime :—Prime clover, from 117 s. 6d. to 1305.;
inferior ditto, 86s. to 100 a ; prime hay, 1054. to 1 154. ;
inferior ditto, 854. to 965. ; straw, 265. to 345.

EXPLOSION OF A GHOST lITSTSRY.—A ghost
mystery has been solved at Weston-super-Mare. In a
house in Alfred-street in that town strange noises had bees
heard, furniture displaced, and others of the vagaries prac-
tised in which disembodied bodies are sup to &right.
g=trwho bad a desire toascertain for himself what
el:enreally like asked and obtained permission to
eater and remain m the haunted chamber. As he was
ascending the stairs a large tin pot was hurled at him by
some invisible band, and afterwards, on his entering
the room he was smiled by hideous noises, followed bly
the falling through the skylight of a atone of
site. Starting from the room the would-be ghost-layer
came upon and seized a youth, who, after some hesitation,
admitted that he had been employed to throw the mis-
siles, end that the other spiritual " phenomena " were
produced by beating en old inopetirk against the under
part of the staireaes.-B.4whwise
A RAILROAD BLOC .= rr. The tunnel, ten
miles from Athens, on the Cincinnati and Marietta rail-
road, 1,600 yards long, has been closed for several days
in consequence of the wood filling taking fire from (es it
is supposed) sparks from a passing locomotive. It seems
that when the funnel was in process of construction it caved
very badly, the cavity being in some places fifty fest deep,
sad after the arch was built the usual sus, they filled in
over the arch with oak wood, using over 8,000
cord, which taking fire, as above stated, destroyed
the tunnel by burning the stone to lime, filling up the
tunnel, and stopping the passage of all trains. As this
road is part of the through line from New York to the
West via Baltimore and Cincinnati, it omissions mash in-
convenience to passengers and shippers, as no freight can
be taken through, and a large amount has accumulated at
Parkersburg waiting until the tunnel is made passable,
which will probably notbe for a month. Passengers have
to climb the mountain end walk a mile and a ludf.—New
York dim.
CHAINING rp A Boy.—At the Woolwich
Police-court yesterday, Daniel Callow, hairdresser, Plum-
stead, was committed for trial at the Maidstone sessions
on the charge of chaining up his son (a boy of thirteen)
for three days. A vast crowd assembled round the
court for the parpose of hooting him, and, on his =
liberated on bail in two sureties of 80f., he was p
through a house adjoining the court into another street.
The crowd hearing of it gave pursuit, and Caller ran
back and took shatter in the polies-station till the crowd
dispersed.
SHOCKING &WIDE OF A LADT.—A melancholy
',aide was perpetrated b/ a young lady whilst on a pas-
sage to Hamburg in the WakefieW steamer, on liuniLy,
the 4th inst. The young lady, the daughter of a professor
at dettingen named Prancke, bad been to England on a
visit to Man Chester. At half-past 6 on the mor
named she left her sleeping apartment partially dressed,
VettPrre the cabin top, and !dipped herself into the sea,
act was witnessed by the socend mate, who wee on
watch. The vessel was but the unfortunate lady
immediately lost to diglit.—Eastern Ovemtia Herold.
HOSPITAL FOR DIMAS'S OF THII THROAT, 33,
Ormans-artnian, W.—During the week ending October
10, 346 patients were undue treatment, of whoa 64 were
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