The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-04 00:00:00

4, 1855.

.FOP.RION.

The market at Paris notes a slight improvement in the
price of flour, the price for the four marks being now 101
francs, and they are held by some at 102 francs; but there
was considerahly lees activity in business, though the price
of wheat at Lille bad ripen 2 fr. 16e. At lioudon, how-
ever, there was a decline of 67 cents. Good quality, at
Paris, brings 66 fr. to 66 fr. per 120 kilos. ; rye, 291 r. to MA.
per 116 kilos. ; new barley, 24 fr. to 24 fr. 60e.
A good deal of business has bean done at Trieste in
maize, both on speculation and for export, 14,000 qes. being
lately sold. Wheat was unaltered. and the transaetions
few. Galata, 31f. 26c. per bat.; Ibrail, 281. Bye firmly
h.ld 8,0(.0 qrs. Levant sold at 22f. 66c. to 221. 8.5 c. Barley
negiested:
tn. arrivals on the 29th of August at Antwerp were
about 600 qrs. of wheat from London, and 1,600 from
Galata. Markets were firm, and rather dearer, but there
was no briskness.

' At Augibatrg, with the exception of barley, all grain was
I lower—say, wheat and rye, 61.
I With but few exceptions the crops were harvested in the
neighbourhood of Stettin. Wheat was firm, at 31f. 26c.
to 341. per beet. Rye brisk, especially for delivery in
spring, in consequence of orders from the Rhine—price
21f. to 23f. 26c. per beet.
The demand for wheat continues at Konigsberg, bat for
rye it bad somewhat subsided. Wheat is quoted 28f. 76e. tol
321.60 c.; rye, 201.60 e. to 211.
The stock of wheat et Dwitsic is now very low indeed. I
A good deal has been doing on speculation, at from 78s. to
84e. The crop being reported as very defective, and that
of rye being reduced to one-half, it was hoped the drier
weather would help potatoes. The King of Prussia has
now extended the permission to import am foe another
I year ; the term, without this permissionoroald have expired
lon the 30th of the present mouth.
Reports from the north of Italy are also in favour of an
average crop of wheat, though an abundance of Indian eons
is expected.
At Huntiro' it was rainy till the 26th alt.; and wheat
there was dearer, from the home demand.
The new wheel at Rotterdam was small and damp, indi•
Gating a very deficient crop ; there wee a fair local demand,
at mach the same prima as last quoted.
At Bremen the weather had become fine, and the tendency
to advance was checked.

Prices at New York had undergone little change. The
demand for Roar was moderate; common to good State 8
dols. ter 8 dols. 25 c. ; Canadian, 8 dole. 75 c. to 9 dobe. ;
extra Gennessee, 12 dols. 60c. Accounts were more
favourable as respects the weather, and the damage dose to
the crap seems much leas then exposited. Pad wheat brings
1 dol. 80c. to 1 dol. 90c. per bushel ; white, 2 dol. 60. to
2 dol. 20c ; rye, 1 dol. 250. to 1 dol. 28c. ; Indian corn,
WO. to 860. ; oats, 60c. te 660.
At Adelaide the monetary crisis had passed over, sad •
favourable result as respects the bertha was expected.
Quotations from Alexandria coma rather higher. There
is abundance of shipping for corn trenuctious, at freights
varying from fls. ld. to 6s. 64. for beaus. Seidl wheat, 395.
to 425. ; boons, 30s. 6d. ; Behar& wheat, 375. 6d.; beaus,
28s 941. to 295. ld.; linseed, 62.. to fres. There had been a
good demand for barley for the Crimea at 28s. to 28s. 64.
Per gr•
Advisee from Stralsund give • sad picture of the wheat
crop. the weights being as low as 68 to 65, but the red wheat
from this quarter and Rostock generally constitutes the
cream of the Baltic supplies.

LONDON WEEKLY

1.
11114.

Impale
trawa,W. India—csabr 4,2 4
lialuittba bop 6,900
Devial, Mains, bap 400
Fareipa. Pg. 16,3, 300
Omni, D.P. air
Do.
Webs .... bale 300
Dayios 4OO
bap
bra, B.f. bop
DvaMiladla WO

3,000
14760

11,666
!MOO
12

tifil;
uo
2,300
so.

24.500
195.000
61,000
163,000
430

U,306
9.900

21,104

10,900
164,000
14.000
435,000
900

10,950
60,201
11,000
2,779
12,100

COTTON.—LIuRPooL, Sip?. 3.—Tbere has been a
good quantity of ootton offering today, and the market
closed steadily at the full prices of last week. The sales
were 8,000 bales (1,000 holey the purchases of exporters),
comprising. in addition to Americans, 700 Bahia, 60. to
Iltd.; 600 Eiyptimi, 6d. to 7}d.; 700 Surat, Sid. to b}d. ;
and 200 Sea Islands, Ild. to 2s. 6d. Import sines Thursday,
15,000 bales.

CORN.—Coax, Barr. 3.—(By English sad Irish Mutate-
tie Telegraph).-45 bane!. wheat, whits, 335. to 38s. ;
17 barrels red wheat, 36.. to 37e. ; 15 barrels here wheat,
116 s. Bd. to 16s. 9d. ; 197 barrels oats, 14e. to 14,. 4d.: 80
barn!, oats, 14s. 4d. to 16g.; hay, tamers', 425. to 635. ;
hay, dealers', 604. to 605.; straw, farmers'. 26e. to 40$. ;
straw, dealers', 445. to 60s. ; clever, Bd. to 10d.

CATTLE.—LivitarooL, Barr. 3.—Beat was is fair di
mead wonting, and all wore disposed of at last week's
eurreseirc Bong wen eery little implied for, and
is order to effect sales holders wars compelled to submit to
a slight redaction is pries. Bast, bid. to ; mutton, lid.

COALS.-SEPr. 3.-Bates's was Hartley, 18..; Bud.
dl.'. West Hartley, 18s. 6d. ; Byass's Beholds West Hart.
lay. 181. 94.; Chester Main, 18s. 64. ; Hastings' Hartley,
164 9d. ; Ho...ad'. West Hartley Netherton, 18.. 94. ; New
TasBeld, 18s. 61.; Redheugh Main, 161.; North Percy
Hartley, 18s. ; Portland West Hartley, 18s. ; Stanley Main,
18s.; Taprlsld Moor, 15c 9J. ; Tau field Moor Butes, 16s. 94. ;
Walker Primrose, 16. ; West Riding Hartley, 17.. 61. ;
West Hartley Greys, 181. 3d, ; Walls End Goeforth, 19a. 3d. ;
Walls Bed Heaton, 19.. 34. ; Walla Bad Medley 19.. 34. ;
Walls End Lawson, 18.. 31. ; Eden Main, 20s. 61. ; Wall.
End Bell, 20s ; Walls End Belmont, 205.; Walls Rod
Framwellgate, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 21s. 6d. ,
Walls Bud Helton, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Lambton, 21s. ;
Wells End Benham, 206. 61. ; Walls End Montague, 195.;
Walls Rod North Hotta., 21s. ; Walls End Pensber,
20s. 3d. ; Walls Bud Plummer, 20s. 3d. ,• Walls End Res-
al's Helton, 215.; Walls End South Hatton, 21s. 3d.;
Walls Rod Stewart's 21s. ; Walls End Carsdoe, 20s. 6d. ;
Walls Boil Camp, 20.. 6d.; Walls Bad Hartlepool Trim•
den, 21s. ; Walls Bud Haugh Hall, 20s. ; Walls Bad South
Hartlepool, 20..94.; Walls Eta South Rollos, 2W.; Wall,
Bad Tem. 21s. 81.; Walls End Whitworth, 18..; Walls
End Evenwood, 18.. ; Derwentwatar Hartley, 18s. 9d. ;
Nizon's Merthyr, 235.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE REFORM CLUB.—An
accident. swirly attended with fatal results, occurred
yeast-day afternoon, at the Reform Club-house, Pall-
mall. The building is at present uudetoini some con-
siderable repairs, and one of the workmen, William Gad.
man, a plasterer, was at work on a scaffold some 20 feet
above the ironed, when he accidentally missed his footing
sad fell. He was taken up in an insensible state and re-
moved to Charing-ernes Hospital. The poor fellow has
suffered a neer, fragility of several rite, and an injary to
As spinal anus.