The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-07 00:00:00

EAST LANCASRIRR RAILWAY.

The repcit mast hissed contains the following passages :
NotteMsbiadiag the unfavourable retinae@ whirs have affected
the trolls at this ha swum with 'many oar railways, the
grew reestpla d the essateary itawes es esamasel with the mrresl ffitt-
isgbeklater of imessesei bg a sun at TAIL nolo. IM=
aasistent eat the noble lima are slthin 441. 12a. 9d.
of ram at 11164. Me emirs et eri Burtesagh and Couthport Rail-
I way or that& II Agell kit. hes sedesed to assinta.n the peocenser
r=sklait la seategasasset Ms west ef geed' accounts tenon at
fareali say weentas boa boa .rota that source.
themes readges v die hJL austut to 142,0471. to. 4d., e'td
the see biassed reweave W sossupt emu holders of orig.-ay
Mak Is SOW. 10a. bjd., shows am War :

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Gum resslipte
WorWei aspeam 06,962 12 01
Balms, at laid chirps 40,101 2 10
- 107,033 14 101

Ltalterr 531,993 10 Of
Although the per !afire of the line have Improved, the net
barrio, the mare sneer Is then that of June, 1834. Owing
be the severity of tas Meer, the MO pines of stores, &s„ the call-
=working lIIIMMINS Mto MN par are unusually heavy, and
that period Ins Ms/ snaps of the company have also h-
aters/. sod ex ret lir been incurred h alterations and
itepreirmats duel wears, to keep the rolling stta at Its
full melds* TAM 1101neessee In the Bled charges a, c 1 the extra.
a dinar, sea toward In the altersUon and improvement of engine*
sal waggons are xi : -Interest and preference divioend,
45911. 12a. 10d. ; Lids sal Liverpool Coast balance, 1,041 f. le. 9d. ;
New tuba and tar yes Isimetive engl, and cost of raboilang
I engine and tender, Val.; rebullding 13 waggons. 1,3281.; total,
6,288/. 11e. fed. Marna, charge to the army os the Leeds
and Liverpool Canal 111112C0i hes been oceriened by the
severe hat at the sernmeenent of the balimar, which
for a dm divers/ a eseeiderable petits at the trams
at the err Into other Mims& The gemming guy has ban kept
In yowl tesdition, slime NM( tor aces this the tedtsters outlay,
Was Issemod espeeditate ender this hod my be expected : this
alearmass, tmetber I'M the agetinse et the past half-year. as
ammistbe term Oink mite it Issitehle the* the shareholder,
siberlesserer the yespelety et tweeystselog pert ci the reserved
furl of "MA Is. d. to "hris eilt end renewal account.
The hams et the hailleses yesesseesseent. cis., 31,9931. Ir. bid.,
shit the sus 110794 4e. old., wlthdroes, km the reserved fund,
mire the reepany tory a &rand ea Ms eedleary stock, et the
ez.:12..p0s aut. per sasses; and the ONO= recommend the
to declares/Maid after that Me. On referring to the
capital amount it will be sheaved that 27,29111. In 3d. has been en.
peeileiriwelodlyeeeleriee nednesoseted with stations, M., and to
prefabs rolljnir deg tee is iseeeoto and Southport line. The
pestritestery 'spew theermeleithh SWAM were Incurred in
=later set by slab yes yds. aware of the Clifton and
an/ Mt Iftereir sal Master Railway,. Asa ma-
=a hod= abbe yrolimme labs di/ Not signify their wit.
to Imp a 41 per esaLalsdona pw eats dividend, beyond,
In esebange tor thir awes. tbesni m the /Ms will now te
reduced from a is Swat emit silt so brim strastages.

MANCHMITHR, SZEPPIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAIL-
WAY.— no weWdwg tomes al 'lbw owypWee of this company's
railways fS tie wow wow J 9$ have emountad to
9,4441. NW kw We PR . he wpm. IMP, I t Non. ns
ttstaigh
Weedy maIsaId.LIWILIILT 1 ula—nektew the WWI tipetwr• fee the
int two leetelsili of lie lasliapar 11.11271. ha Idiat
et the rate of
KW par aim es the weft", to kr We rime wiled. The pro-
ef the flistwietawr, Owaft lewities. sad Altrineasin Hallway
py isselpes assnaing Is this meepewydr the hartaight end.
teS Jell wp hittw answited to 11W. 10e. making, with the
9114 fa Ild.peeelataeleteL a total for the prat two fortnights of
ogeepier of 11s. IL ; lite working 'swum and
outgoing% 1101. IL krllliiketalght and 14.. to
the lath eirJely, awietwt w 7401. IL IL, er at the rats al 41.10 per
oat.

THE CORN TRADE.
(Fr= the Mark Law Rerfeea)
lIRMIG.

With some improvers's% is the weather geeing the peat
week we regret to and that the aarsional pin have laid edil
race. elleat and barley. illiffafreal the latter, Wag She hank,
crop, meat saw he pergegy -*mpg le the ; wine sew et
the
glean et weed sem held dim toy ear
as le he te=
the lege ettearrery. Oast dee hoe ha sew dors et blwq
the wee ears; het Hesse sot mime spin et Mere We air
Twee to bar Se Owe lee es et eel Wiley lite
(ohlietheed le NIMES wetote well is In
the ear, mellig. we hut golds, le Ohs tine et
Mem; es Wet *subset dime a Whelk Ye ter Yee et premise
thee et :=1 the melte. rem* either edemas lowered del.
WOW thellea the segglis Wag we kept up per UN time
of year, awl hedge idperistie esedeekti le mew et prised
•aw • eel. an the lee le sew add theireserag7frdeed we Wok
the lemma edeilit pawed eats ketoses le the de en.
nee pew theegh wane wee et Ism lit
raft OW a be
sent a sad . Valfdeast.
giteellek diet be meted ; we beam it that Weems

old sad dr sew ramping then nay be a skin diaereses In
value than wait seen hot season, though it then reached Its. per qr. ;
still the early arrival of large quanUtlis of saw, is badosmelitio •, is
calculated to have • generally depressing effect oa prima or moetde.
lecriptionw All me *onto, besieger, agree as to the euperlor premise
of sarir.g corn, with the eaception of brans and peas, and even the.,
present a better aspect. In the times of low or average iti ices thy.
wheat trade !mold ha' a bees dfferently stDeted, and an advance
been retorted •; but prew•nt rives are IlirCollmi.ng to arteulalon wi!h
tie peep. et of new intro from ebroad. and renter. still diem it pru-
rient to keep on the r. serve. The utnio-t lansour, therefore, has pre-
vailed in trade. Tee Danubian shipments recently referred to (many
of wblsh, doubtleas, have their destination to the United Kingdom)
must be held as still afloat, and likely soon to drop in, the length of
the winter and iolitical obstructions having hindered an early ex.
port, and the voyage being hug. Two hundred and fifty more ves-
sels were lama-led in the banutiii, and Russia now alluvia ahipments
from eemareoia. In ca.,e of digesters in harvest these arrivals s ,;li
therefore, be seasonable haps; but should the weather be nettled
and fine, they will he difficult to elis,Ole of. More rumour.
of disease among puts Wee are heard; but generally we do no
think there la much to be apprehended either here or in Ireland.
A great deal of hay has been injured, and a large breadth is still uncut.
The deliveries of wheat last week amounted to 109,891 qrs., at 775. 741.;
last year they were 41,5'd qrs.; the excess being 68,321 qrs. These
facts are sufficiently significant to those wbo hare complained o! short
supplies and indulged in predictions of inet.table famine. The whole
foreign importation in wheat and dour 'tact harvest, say October to
June 80,1. 2,832,460 qrs.
The wheat market commenced on Monday with supplies from the
' previous week, am totting to 31,800 gra., including 6000 e qrs of our
own growth. The foreign was principally from the Baltic; but
among it was 3,300 gre. front the Mediterranean. The supplies from
Kent and Essex were very moderate, but floe weather on high pries
produced its usual effects at such a De.I.011; the previous M iliday'S
' rates were only made in a very few inanition., and there being no in-
elketion to submit to lowe, prices on the pert of English factors,
the bulk of the samples was held over for the following Jay. There
wa• the same scarcity of bwintse in iorelea qualities. and it proved
nearly a day of entire outpansion. On Wedresday the arrival coast
wise was only 580 qrs., and the foreign 5,7,0 qrs. There had been
more rain, and to earl extent; but The morning again bring dry
and warm, no advantage resulted from holding over Mondat's
samolee and n 0 improvement in any we could be realised on the
then rates, the samples still continuing fur sale without buyers. On
i Friday the quantity coastwise was recortel as 1,200 qrs., and the
, foreign 11,0010 qrs.; but the du nee of the two previous markers,
f under the influence of continued tine weather and fiat accounts from
the country, reached lie height, and t i tome sales would have been
' impoasible with° t submitting to a heavy fall; and unless tbe
• weather should again resume its late unpropitious aspect, there was
r emtainly a prospect of decline before holders. The transactions in
. foreign were equally limited, in the ab-ence e a continental demand.
1 dome Egyptian afloat has during the week been placed at Ds. 3d.,
i . ha: we have not beard of other sales. .
.

The arrivals of country [tour have also teen more liberal, 13,400
melts being reported as the week's supply; the foreign, 2,400 sacks,
moony from Marseilles. The trade earn very heavy, and the weather
"patriot the sweetere of country sorts, so that Norfolko were uttered
freely ate reduction of ls. without ending many buyers. Foreign also
partook of the heaviness, and could not be sold at former prices. Ibe
same state of thing• lasted through the week. end without any presu
mire from the quantity of English 'smolt!, and with a very acuity
snivel of foreign. Friday's quotations fur Norfolka declined to
32e. &L, with more sellers than purchasers.
The coubtrr markets for the week have all either reported a peel.
live decline in wheat prices, or displayed great rtagoation in bushier ;
though many accounts are unfavourable u to the damage done by the
heavy rains. The following were dull, viz. :—Spaldior, Lynn, Dir.
minehana, Market Ilarborough, Oaineborough, Newark, Worksop,
and othero. Those were all lower : —Leeds, Hall, Liverpool. Men.
cheater, Wakefield, from Is. to 3s. ; Boston sad Newbury, 2e. to 34.,
such half unsold ; Chelu.stord, 3s. to 4s.
In Scotland the crops, though in some parts laid, are not so ;ere-
coverohly; and the markets proo at some variety. At Leith, with •
good supply from farmer*, prices were rather in their favour; but
forelonoamples were dull. Oats, however, were le. higher. Glioprow
notes a fad .4 6d. per ball on secondary qualities of wheat, with flour
6d. to le. cheaper, and all 'Trine corn somewhat lower.
The markets have been rather better for wheat at Dublin and
Cork, and Waterford was Is. per barrel dearer. Pursue.' in some
parts of the south ore rather complained of, as affected by the diocese;
but there is as yet more eatirfection then alarm. New were c 'wing
freely to market, of good quality, and falling in price.

The flour trade at Paris this week has underFose very little change.
Dealers idler the tour n.arks at hOf., though millers are aarMg Ulf. to
92f. For delivery its four months from September, samples are bought
at 63f. Little was doing in wheat; but new samples were waling to
market of fine cuality. About 100 qrs. have been sold, du bits de la
LAre, (or delivery 15th to 2. th August, at SI. per t2O kilos. Rye
was more in request for the Interior; good parcels had brought 221.
221.75 c. per 115 kilos. Several of the provineirl markets are dearer
for wheat, and the finest quality brings more at Paris. French Al-
geria produced in 1534 about '4,000,0 0 qrs. of wheat, of which only
31.10,004 qrs. were required for the consumption of the country, the
remaining 1,500,000 qrs. having bees available for expor° The pro-
ductton this year will exceed the last. Advice. received show great
firmness, std even improvement, notwithstanding the line quality of
the crop, which is rather complained of as to yield per acre.
The market. in Holland were calm and deciming, and it was the
same an lielgium; though at Lockeren there was a nee of Soc. t 9 it.
on wheat.

At Cologne and Neuss, markets were without interest.
Recent ..ceounte from Pomerania say that they base experienced
heavy and incessant rain.. which have very much laid the wheat and
barley: the fulmar of which has much rust upon It, and the latter
mildew, with disease in the potatoes, though the same compleint) are
no: made from Upper Poland. From Elblag, accounts dated 2;th
ult. say the heavy rains bad done much damage.
bymptunis of disease in potatoes were indicated at Stettin, where
the wheat trade was heavy. Too cargoes of mixed Polish add at
AL 75:. per hectolitre. ktye wss &En.
Prom Reteen, advice' generalay respecting the crops arc et
especially those of wheat, which were heavy, though in some loel'ities
fine pieces were laid, but not to serious damage. Rye was generally
thin. Barleyond oats very fine, and likely to excel last year,
though that w, st good; altogether, t:yond an average is expected.
It has, however. been too wet for cloverseed. The cutting of rye
was ended in some plat es favourably. The gams accounts respecting
rye come lrom Konigsberg, where no coniplain*l of potato disease
were heart. Wheat praes were firm eine* 21st ultimo, and rye wan
more bought. From holstein corapisints are tad as respects gay stoes.

Dentate advioca report wheat to lie dull, u the consequence of sr •
counts from 1,..nd0n unfavourable to demand. Some salmi were made
at lower pekes, say 21f. Sne. to :.2f. per hectolitre of 72 kilos.
At Virtue the wisest market war dull, but Arm. Maize was dearer,
for want of rain in the Italian provinces.
The stocks of old wheat in Spain were work,ng up at Mom, there
being but 1,000 qrs.; and it war thought some of the contracts fur
delivery to Prance must be made up with the new grain, a g. id deal
of which 1011 harres.cd ; prices had, howtver, undergone Nth
change.
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Thweii was a fine produce in Portugal. and It wrs thought there
would be a considerable surplus a•athb!e fur export.

. •
In America lateet eVICEI, from New York describe prices teeed-
Flout was Slily 25t. lower fur Western and State, COISMOII to
good king quoted 7 dole. 75c. to 8 dole. per brL New epring waist
res.ses I aut. 71c., prime new south 2 dole. per bath. Much lower
price* were expected, the harvest f Ong universally admitted as un-
precedentediy good, and hexed un a much greater brkatlth than before
owing to the mile of large tracts of valuable land thrown open to entry
at seat by eller at I dol. 10e. per etre, the price of buyers; reders at
I dol. 12te.; but the lead warrants being smell at Wallington d
mend there had etc: eded supply. At Baltimore prime new wheat
had arrived hi small lots from North Carolina, Virginia, and its own
state, beautifully clean and heavy, which was taken at 75e. to 795. per
qr. Very large arrivals were expected in a fortnight. Old wheat
was in oonrequence Deflected, and 3e. cheaper. At Borralo choice
flour quoted 6 dole. 620.. N heat, 1,001 Du:bele, cold at 1 dol. 75c.

CONN.—Cauca; Aso. G.—(By Magnetic Telegraph.)—Weather
wet. Small attendance. indium corn scarce and dearer. Yellow,
tid. 10s.; white, 121. per ton. No change in other uncles.

CATlLL—Livsarool., A vo. 6.—A large number of Meek wes
brought t, market, but, in e ,naequenix of the wet weather, a
small aumber of buyers attended. The amend Irri don for all de-
scription', and a number was lett uaaold. Beer, Sid. told. ; mutton,
Sid. to Id.; lamb, 61. t)

COTTON.— LIVRIP•34 Arovvr 6. —The market closed with a
heavy feeling, but without change in prices. The sales hare been ani-
mated at 6,1100 bales, about 4,000 of which were Amencon (700 on
vanlation); 120 Pernam and Maranhao, at 6ed. to 7d.; SOO Egyp-
tian, at bid. to 9id. ; LOW Surat, at 4d. to M. (.100 for ezpon) ; and
30 Sea Islands, at Is. 2d. per lb.

COALS.- LONDON. *wooer 6.- Byansk liebside Writ Hartley,
19s. Gd.; llartkpc Weal Hartley, H 1..; Hafting.' Hartley, 195.;
Howard', West Hartley Netherton, 194.; North Percy Hartley,
16s. ftd. ; Portland Wert Hartley, lb,. 3d.; Tanfleld Moor, 16s. 6d.;
Tandeld Moor Buter, 164.64.; Walker Primrose, 131.94.; Walls
Mod Acorn Cl Al, 21a. Sd.; Walla End Gaeforth, 20e. 64.; Will. End
Heaton, 20.. rid.; Walls End Hedley, 20s. 64.; Walk End Hilda
20a.; Walls End Leverson, 13a. 6d. ; Wells End RiddeP, .10,. 6d.;
Eden Maly, 22.. 6d.; Walls End Bell, 214.; Walla End Belmont,
21s. 6d.; Walls End Framwellgate, 21s. 9d.; Walla End Haswell,
23r. 6.1.; Walls End Iletton, 2.10. 6d.; Walls End Kepler, 224. rd.;
Walla End Kepler. Grange, 225. 91.; Walls End tambson, 23.. f.d. ;
Will. End Montague, Mts.; Walla End ?masher, 21..64.; Walls End
Plummer, 224. 6d.; Walls End Russell's Helton, 28.. 3d.; Will.
End S.dlth Iltth., 23.. 64.; Walls End Stewart's, 23e. 6d.; Wall,
End Caradoc, 22..; Walla End Camp, 22e.; Walla End Hartlevool
lrimdon, 235.; Walls End Hanleoool, 235. 3d.; Walla End Hemet I
21s. ; Walls End 236.; Walk Eng South hello., 2:4.;
Walls End Tees, 23a. 6d.; Wt.", End Adelaide Tae, 224.; Pother.
gill's Aberdaie, 33e. 6d.