The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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OOTTOlL—Livsaroor.. Avocer S.—The market tamed heavily, and
Mressabsd unshergot The sales am-7,0011 balm, of which
are Mewls= (MO for export, sod 1,500 cm speculation), 00
Persia sod Maranbam, 20 Bahia. 641 d.; 350 Egyptian, bed.
Ito 70.1 led 700 Burst, lid. to 51d. per lb. Imports slam Thurs-
day. 15,0011 bass.

00111.—Honor, Aro. g.—ln ronspaence of the fall of rain dur-
ing to-day end last evening, there has hesa very little wheat coed's'
to-day. In the little twiner. dose ■ decline of In. per qr. had to be
submitted to. Wheat, red, 71e. to 74. ; white, 78a.

Efflocwroic.ow.Tms, Atm B.—The weather continues very unsettled.
Yesterday we bad beery rate, and to-day we hare the same. The
supply of rain to this day's market was very small. Wheat met a
tree silo at the entreat' prices of last Wedneeday. In barley, oats,
and beans, there is so change to nots. Imports daring the put
week:—Oats, coastwise, US qrs.

°woo+. ,Itoo.lll.—Aoout 3,7001qr5. of the wheat in the Imports are
from Egypt, end the boleros from the Baltic. The Indian torn is
from New York, and the other itn which are of very trifling
motet, are from Ireland. The wather Managed unsettled through-
out the pest week, and on Monday last heavy rein set which lasted
during the night, and has (*Timely laid a eonsiderable portion of the
mops in the surrounding district. Towards the clone of last week
them was a somewhat improved teeing is the trade, and mortalities
of wheat, chiefly Danish, were made to torsimain at steady pries,
but latterly, in mem of decline in the Southern minket; there
has Men disposirim to purchase. Full term. have been obtained
for feeding oats, minim bringing 53.. 3d. per bon, but demand for
the Marier deectiptious, and for oatmeal, has beat limited, at former
CetPm beans there has been a better inquiry, Wexford worth
i. per 11601 b. At this day's market there was a moderate in-
quiry kw wheat, and a retail holism resulted at last week's quota.
Gem for nearly an deetriptions. Flour mid slowly at barely late
rates. Barley dull. Foulke saes 11111“ in felt request. but there was
little inquiry for other eerie. Oatmeal without change, and demand
only limited. Dims gramly. Imports for the week eliding Monday
(Inclusive) to the Clyde sad via Grangemouth :—Wheel, 3.457 qrs. •
tour, 140 seeks, sad 10 brie.: oat.. 330 qrs. ; barley, 358 qrs.; Indiai
awn. 1,070 qrs. ; oatmeal, Ith loads.
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Draws , Acorn 7.—There wee almost Incessant heavy rain here
from bandy nicht till late yesterday, and there are oast showers
to-day. Nevertheless our corn market was estreasely sled
the currencies of Friday were barely supported for all desuipems st
Lid

Coax, groom R.—(B7 Magnetic Selegraph.)-13 barralagger bum
13a. ; 84 barrels oats, 14s. 3d. to 184.8 d. Hay : Norman,
I 31s. ; straw, farmers', Stos. ; dealer., 335. to 80s.; clover, ed. to 10d. ;
vetches, Ild. ; old hay, 1384. to 90s.
tntaarcz, AOO,,ST 8. —(By Magnetic Telegraph.)—Wheat Portu-
guese. Oa to 445; Egyptian, NU. to 335. Cora : Galata sad Odom,
101.10 s. No other Mango.

Ayo. 11,—Tradawas pretty good to-day, sad

warty merethiem was disposed of. Priem were .a.; follows tileef
mode from Is. to h. Bd. Hutton, 4s. to ss. 4d. Lamb, Ss 6d. to
6s. Veal, 4s. to Is. id. Pork, Ss. &J. to 4s. Bd. per stone of BIM. sink.
Ing the oral.

COAL. -Lowness, Ammer 9.- Bates's West Hartley, 16s. 6d.;
Buddies West Hartley, 19.. Id.; Byran's Bedside West Hartley,
194 3d.; Hartlepool West Hartley, Its. 6d.; Howard's West
Hartley Netherton, 19a.; Portland bleat Hartley, 13a.; Tanfield
Moor. 16s. 3d.; TantleM Moor Buts, 16s. 3d.; West Ruling
Hartley. 18s. ; West Hartley Orem lb. 6d.; Wylam, 19s. ; Walls
End Acorn Close, 11. 6d.; Walls Zed Bell and Brown, 19e.; Walk
End Hamm, ils. ; Walls End LeTerealle 13s. ed. ; Eden Mato,
Vs. 6d.; Walls End Ha.well. 218. 6d.; Walls End }knot:l,l3l.. 6d.;
Walls End Montague, Iton ; Walls End Rod South Bretton, 28s. 3d.;
Malls End Stewart's. 235. &I.; walls Hess* Hall, 11s. 9d. ; Walls
End South Kelloe, Ils. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 13a. 6d.; Denrent-
grated Hartley, 19s 3d.

Tux CROPS IN SUSSEX. Home few pieces of
Talavera wheat have already been cut, as also some winter
oats ; but reaping will not be general for ten days or a fort-
night. We have carefully examined a large breadth of
wheat. In some instance* it is blighted to a considerable
extent ; there is also some mischief done by the midge ; and
in some places there is a good deal of red gum. Taking all
things into consideration, we are of opinion that the wheat
crop will not exceed en average. We now want some
forcing weather to ripen the crone; but latterly they have
made but little progress, and the harvest must be late.
Potatoes are looking remarkably well. We have heard
some complaints of the disease, but so far as our own obser-
vation goes we have seen no symptoms of it, and then is
every indication of an abundant crop. Oats and barley are
generally good. In many places the barley is much laid,
and the quality will be much deteriorated; but there is
every prospect of a large yield. The •bowers we have bad
have been moat beneficial to the turnips and marigold
wends ; and there is every prospect of an abundant crop
of both.—Brighton Gosette.
THE CROPS ABOUT SHREWSBURY AND THE PLAINS
OP SALOP —The crops have is many plea-ft been laid pros
tote by the rain and wind. Of Gonne the heaviest and
moat promising crops have suffered most. Of the thinner
and lighter ones nenystend unaffected, and ere now feet
orening the yellow hues of h . No serious apprehen•
sinus are at present entertained, should the weather con.
tient, fine. B .rley, oats, and peas, where the first is not
seriously laid, are looking well.—Shremakery Joswnal
ENCROACHMENTS ON VICTORIA PARE.—A depu-
tation of gentlemen from the Tower Hamlets waited noon
Sir Benjamin Hall, the Chief Commissioner of Public
Works, on Tuisday, for the purpose of protesting against
the encroachments on Visions Park. Sir Besjamin Hall
said he feared the deputation bad mistaken his powers. It
was the Commissioners of Land Revenues, who had the con.

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trol of the property. who were the proper parties now to apply
to. A great parties of the money required on the forma.
ties of the park was realised Iron the sal* of the hereditary
property of the crown, and the crown ►aving given the
rest to the public, retained one-fourth to reimburse itself,
and must naturally wish to make the mat of it.

SHIPPING INTSLLIOBNOB.
LIVIRPOOL SHIPS AT Possum Poll2l.—Zarl of Car.
riot (es., at Marseilles ; Piedad, at Malaga; Came,ot.
at
Gibraltar; Prim at Santander; Hallalers, at g data:; Margaret (s ), at Havre; Primrose, m Memel;
HEM, at Helvost ; Challeoger, at Cogaitmbo.