The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-14 00:00:00

the week, and qeotetions have therefore andergcma ncriCVICAMAN-frOMI 0011111. August 11, to ................
variation. Coevraara-trom Falmouth, Snag 11, to .. ... 4ees
. .....
The linseed market has lost somewhat of its buoyancy, CIIDSA - (ME Bideford. August It, tol, ........................ Owles
' C.f.,.., -from Pliminutb, August 12. to ..
and nu improvement in vie. a can be noted, though cakes c,,,,,,,..,,,,,._!,,,,m•phied,,, August 11, to .... .......... (..,..-.,111.a.11115ve
have remained in tattLeilre Cessand unusually late this sea- :e. a wrack's -from Fhields, August 11, to. .......... - --'....04,..,...
um, and mainrained ti.i it pikes. Rapeseed as in request at cal 1. ItIt1,11: ft. PAM—fru:a Swami, /kunst 10, . iO.:: ........ ".1...,__""'".
sigh rates the low tea parcels oPPeal jog being 01 indif- . CADDAck -:rma Gravesend, Ausmt 13. to ........... :. : . :;,a11"
'Arent quality, tiavirg brought 40/. to 42/ per last, New ! C.: TUATA-from Liverpool, August IS, to ....................... ..._
...Wag
1 . . CASISPIA.4rOM Liverprv.l. August 13, to .......
lertir
evrraway Itas teal aril 425. 3., 445, pet cwt. Himmel hoots Ei ....._troa shield,.
Dualisms-from Newrort, •litgliusAtulgius' t IWO, ............. .......
..
..
...........................
its value; and canary is rather more in request, as well as
cloversord. In other seeds no change. Sese-lima Sunderland, August 11, to .... . ..... ..---""w
The country markets this week have generally quite EVIIIIIATAS (a.a.)-tram Liverpool, August lg, tw:.... .
equalled Londen la the reduction of wheat prices, though t'unt. a-from Greenock, August 11, to ......................
many traced their fall to the metroyolittn example ; bat ti.. 11). W.11.1V.-
Zert,uver°l.t It,"rt.'s,„ '.) . ........ " rialen...
Gemmel - from Portaramith, August 12, to ................ -""w
Leeds, Hull, Liverpool, and Newoutle were only Is. to 2s. OINIRAL CRAMS-tram Falmouth, A ...
..i,.....t0 ........ ""e4„-•••
less; Birmingham, Gainshorough, Wakefield, Melton Mow-
bray, Norwich, ar.d Market Rases 2s. less ; Boston and Brae-from Peetamruth. Atgost '2, to ..— Bristol 2t. 2.. to 3t., Lynn 3.5. to 4r., sod Spalding 4s. to ss,
IsHanizolterrgosys--;_fryomPasltikmeollth,,
AAugustiublitiliS: toto .......:..g
Spring corn has undergone but slight variation, the prizes
rather in favour
tollso buyers ; but Indian corn at Liverpool '''.° "13" - 1,;‘," PoOlf. Alleuet 111, t 0...
.........
AMIA Joiiena-frons raverpoo Augut 13, sa
has slackened Is. . 6d. per qr. Jones-from Libie!da, August 11, to ..... ..."4=.
The Scotch account', do oot exhibit the same fluctuation, Korasnwa-from Liverpool, August IS,. to .......... .... ...
Glasgow only reporting a great heaviness, and somewhat Late lie's-into Lt.erpcol, August to to .
reduced pries for red wheat, while Waite was in request Maar AND Dow-ho Liverpool, August 11, .... !smut
business was dull, and wheat rather lower at Edinburgh, MAW, fiAJADT- from Falmouth, August 11, tot ~.:... sub
Ia Ireland there ben been too much wet, and more of the L'".Pcclugralrervftendt
k, August ii,t 11. . to".'
.......
"M1....A ...- gift,
wheat and barley is down, yet prices have been iefluenced )(imam,. (a)-from Liverpool, August la, ... l::::::"" - ii..._
by English markets, and transactions have been on the most Oat,' Closes-from Pill, August 13, to .................... 7..7=
limited scale, notwithstanding the exhausted stock,. Ac- ORIZT-from Pill, August 11, to .... ........ ~ .... .. ...„,. 0,0 i;
counts from the south are less favourable to the potato crop, Pubs or CAVADA-Gam August 13, to . . ilemit
but in many places there are no complaints, and prices of 9YAND or vac Csaes-_ at Newport, M., August 10, to %weft,
memo Guru-from Plymouth, Augurs 14, to
new are falling. New here had appeared at Dublin, and Itormois-trbin Liverpool, August :8, to .......
brought 13s. per brl.
sa:x...r.i.73,_froal-troa:iiiimeoreccoea_own. , ega:tait::,
toto..
SIDANITAT-trom Queenstown, August 11, M ......
... ii.Z.
FOREIGN.
AOSIASI 10, tO ............. ..
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Kildfarai
The flour market at Parisi is ratherhigher, prices, accord- bonlo-tram Milford, August 10,
it;
to . rii-glies
ing to quality, reaching from 88fr. to 93fr. tor the finest, ................... ..rajk
the four marks for delivery in four months from September 1,13.1
jaari.b.:42. u::::le:senidltbd.
I August 13, t0.,............."119.n....1it
being held at 87fr. LAUe passing in wheat, of which ""
urlstAlu3,guattol. .................................... ........
ii"."1.4.
farmers were showing less ; but rye is 2f. to 2if. dearer. TnacostiVaAnniLTonfee(Liverpool,cl::
No change in oats. The departments note a rise in wheat, ttaime-tom Mir" August 11, to ....................... ........ .
varying Irons 31 centimes to If. 600. per hectolitre. At Vesus'"lTOna QUOMO3Wnt
AAllunig.ttl2l3. b:01 : ........ :Ta...
August 11, to
....... ...°M
Marseilles prices were firmer. A good deal of local damage Vwaseze-towo Lieewook
hu been done by floods. Accounts are contradictory as to waasniswom -f Queenstovin, August 10, to: .......
the crop of wheat; in the south, it being reported very fine
and heavy, and in the north very light and short per acre. Warm CM.PWAN-from Queenstown, August 11, t 0............,,,,.. met,
The rye harvest is admitted to be good. No complaints are Wave-from Liverpool, August 13, to. ............................ now
yet made respecting potatoes. Zareva -from ohlete. August 11, to
From Bremen, all through Hanover to the west, more
potato diseate was reported, and many fears entertained.
From Konigsberg we have sad accounts. The rye har-
vested is very deficient in the yield, sod a demand has
sprung up for old rye for the interior at improved rates.
The wheat crops look dark with blight and mildew, in con-
sequence of the heavy rains. Beans and peas are very bad;
and potatoes impregnate the air with their fetid odour.
Similar reports come from Rostock and Stralsund.
At Hamburgh the failure in potatoes has doubled the
price, advanced rye 4s. per qr , and wheat 3s.
Advances from Cologne were firs.
In Holland alarm has been taken at the state of the
wheat crop, many of the ears being filled with dust on open-
' iog them ; and though the wheat market at Antwerp is
' calm, in the provinces it is higher. Rye is dearer also, the
' crop being deficient.
1 The weather was more favourable at Stettin on the 6th,
and much of the rye eat in that neighbourhood; wheat
would be ready in a week. The reports of disease in pota-
' toes both here and is Deamark are confirmed. At Berlin
favourable progress is reported, but with some complaint of
rye and potatoes. At Riga great heat had been experienced,
with scarcely enough rain for the crops. On the 2nd August,'
Dentate advice, report a dull wheat market.
In Spain, harvest operations were proceeding without suf-
ficient hands, there being tome cases of cholera ; new wheat
was therefore not expected at Seville for a fortnight.
' From America we learn something of a check had been
' experienced to the downward tendency of the flour market,
' though it is expected only to be temporary, from the limits
' tion of supplies; new arrivals, however, wore reported at
', New York from Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, and
Tennessee, the bulk being principally from the latter place,
the distance between which and New York was 1,300 miles,
' ' 700 being traversed by ocean steamers, and 600 per rail. An
export demand for Great Britaia had already commenced,
prices 1 dol. 75c. to 1 dol. 8210, for southern red, and 1 dol.
96c. to 2 dol, for white. 7,000 bushels were in coarse of
shipment to Liverpool at a freight of Bd. per bush., and
13,00 C to Glasgow et 6d. per bush. There were varying
amounts as to the estimated produce ;of the whole country
in wheat, bat the New Fork Herald estimates it at
168,672,000 bushels. In 1849 the quantity was considered
• only 92,086,000 bush. Prices at Chicago, 20th July, were,
for wheat 535. per 4801b5.; for fiber, 33e. per brl.; Indian
I corn, 26e. per 48011 m. ; oats, 15s. 6d. per 2561b5. The ex.
ports this year were supposed to be about 1,500,000 bushels.
There was still much grain in farmers' hands.
The last accounts from Canada describe much wheat in
jeopardy through rough weather.

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