The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-06 00:00:00

Avover 4.—Trade bere 1614111 Im.

HARDWAI

Proving. the orders are coming in more freely hum the country die-
tries, and the workpeople are now pretty fully employed. lee elec.-
tro plate trade.which hap boon very much depressed for many months,
Is now much brisker, and I. some other important branclus a great
improvement has taken piece. The American and Canadian advicee
received this week have brought both orders and remittances, but the
bu:k of the former will arrive about Novemt or. In the di...Wet burnt
nose Is brisker; the coal trade is healthy; the denisud for manufac-
tured Iron is Wady, and the prima of quarter-day are well main-
tained.

001tN.—Carrzustmy, Aoo. 4.—Our supply was short, and trade
dull; erten about the same. Wheat, brown, 70s. tette; white, Its.
to 845.; Barley, 35a. Oats, Ns. Bear" 40s. Peas, its.

CARLI6I.I4 Ave. 4.—We had a large supply of Wheat at our mar-
ket this morelog, for Which them wee a st 3d deemed, and e altar-

awe was readily effected at Ie wt2k's rates. Oats and barley falr
'apply. Oats mid readily, sad barley slow. W. heat. white. lbs. ed.
to its. 6d. • red, lbs. to les. 6d. Barley, 14e. to 13s. Oats, potato,
13s. to 144 examon, 12a. to 13s. Rye, 16s. to 18s. Hoar, per
wioay la. 10d. to Ss. 2d. Oatmeal. Its. 4d. to la. Id. Rye:meal,
Is. 6d. Barleymeal, Is. 6d.—Chrhieleacetrwal.

Cousteau. Avo. 4.—There was a large supply of wheat at our
market I' day, the ale slow, at a decline of 3e. on arld•s, sad 11. to
le on red. The quantity of barley, r,s, sod t.aot oa sale almost
Domaine. also the riots.

Otoccomm, Ann. 4.—The attendance at tc.dav's market was en.
usually small ; many farmers being occupied In peculate the remain-
, der of their hay crop. The transactions In wheat are very limited,
but neither farmers nor merchants show soy disposition to reduce
prices, hence millers refrain from purchasing. In terley and beam
we have ne change to report. For oats the els doll, though offered
In scene CMS at 6d. per quarter decline. Complaints of the potato
Mutate ate on the increase. Beeping expected to begin a fortnight.
Gtot.nroan, non. 4.—There was a libtral arrival of wheat, which
met a null Pak at a tt filing decline on a few superfine samples, and
24. to Ss. on the general tune, some quantity remaining unsold.
Wheat, 04e. to bee. Talavera, 90a. Barley, 345. to Sta. o.tts, 21e.
to Us. Peals 425. to 445.

lisarroao, Aro. 4.—We had agc rupply of wheat at market tr
day; trade du'?, at Is. per load k's money. Barley sold at last
week's prices. Oats made rather less money. Peas and beans support
former price... Wheat, 40e. to SU. per load. Barley. 30s. to 335. per
qr. Oats, 245. to 1121. per qr. Peas, 17s. to Ns. per load. Beans, Sge.
to Us. per bad.

glawmarts.crow-Trsa, Avo. 4.—The weather this week Ma
been showery and unsettled—on Tuesday it rained heavily through.
out the entire day, sad we have lied daily showers since. The hay
crop la reported to have received Injury, whilst the oats and barley
are very **thusly lodged, but the whoa from standing so thin on the
ground retains Its upright pasture, excepting where the mop is Try
heavy. The trade dining the present week has been characterised by
great inaction, the natural result of the near approach of hernia, but
as stocks with us are so light, and many vicissitudes may occur t )lure
the winning of the crop, holders have shown ao disposition to male
any marked cioneassion with a view of prtmoting banjoist, but have
merely met th, osomad ; mlltere, however, have succeeded in pur-
chasing wheat at • redaction of Is. per qr., excepting for very choice
new South Ltsintry qualities, which on account of their 'comity and
freshmen have nearly sustained their value - a few retell sides of extra',
South Country yellow have been effeeted at line. hills.. but for the best
rem 765. or 03 could not be exceeded a eargoof Ise white Scotch has
also been plaoed at 110 a., hat in foreign little has been dons, from aa
indisposition to sell on the part of holders,. Flour has been
parted with
other articles Tory little s trampired. although w
rates would Bre been conceded to have effectedhoug a clearaloncere.
At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from
the growers, bat from the coast end abroad, when taken collectively,
the receipts are to fair eatent—freah-titraebed samples being wanted
for mixing, avid steadily at a decline of In per qr., whereas, to make
progress in the disposal of south country and toreigo, a reduction of
Is. to 2s. per qr. had to be submitted tw at which decline, however,
there was so measure. For good rune of south country yellow,
775. 6d. could not be exceeded, and lie, for Scotch white, weighed
63165. Stralsund red, weighing 611 be., commanded 765., and a little
Rostock, via Hamburg, 60e, all weighed 6311,.. per bushel. In Sour
little was done, but should the weather continueshowery we may lc di
for a fair sale on Monday for households at 555., and white in propor-
tion. In barley, malt, beans, or pe s little occurred, and prices un-
changed. With cats we were scantily supplied by the growers, and
for fruits-thus ed eons rather more money was obtained, but for any
other wet we have little vaiatioa to Note either In value or demand.
arrivals tltis week: Wheat, emstivise, 1,136 qrs.; foreign, 4,667;
earls), toseign. Sae : malt, cemeteries, lid oats, coastwise, ;
foreign, 510; pea', foreign, 192; tour, 1,360 lasts; indirn corn
Soot, SO seeks.

datums, Aoo.4.—The past week, although occasional showers
have tallest, has been all that could ho desired toe twinging on the
growing crops. The prospects are mart cheering, tor where
the wheat appeared so thin in the month:3l April, it has nicely covered
the ground, and better still, bas shot a splendid ear. width =gelled
fast and well, and although reports are current .if debt= from veil.
one causes, yet we hope P. is little der than stein from wet. Harvest
operations are expectel to commence in some early parts= the 19Th
inst., provided fine weather continues. The trade to-day In wheat
was dull at a reduction of 3e. per quarter. A fair amount of badness
done. Flow trade was dull. at 2a. per each reduction In price. In
barley there was nothing pawing. The growing crop has promisieg
in appearance as was ever known. Sams and peel small supply,
demand small ; no change in price. Oats were a fair sale, but no
altered= an be noted. Wheat, white, 745. to Ma. per qr.• red,
10e.to 72a.; beans, 50a. to 52.4 peas, 445. to 46e.; oats, SOL. to
3 bi. Poor Lo.b., 525. 6d. per rock of 2801= purchsaers finding '
seeks, end claiming one month's credit.
Porsawitioeen, Atm. I.—We had but a email show of wheat here
today, sad, although It WWI offered by the growers at to. to as. per qr.
Ism money, there was ecareely any business doing. erase hosed= yel-
low whests were sold at 745. per qr. Very little spring corn, and
rims =altered.
Roannici. Atm. 4.—There 11 a is quantity of wheat on offer this
mooing titan last week; still there Is every proteboity of its bring
mew thin wi`.l tr required. Lower terms are offer.d by mealmen,
owl a reduction of la. per qr. or more is expected. Other corn as last
week.

Aro. 4.—The supply of wheat lease's weekly—ln het, is
drawing. int, a marrow compass; 2.. per qr. less was taken for it t
day. but at the decline there appeared an equal disinclination to
operate both with buyer and seller. gurney any other grata, and
value 'Lout the same. The general Idea ;senile that there is some-
thing wrong with the {Townie wheats, and it is quite certain that the
coatinaed wet weather t, doing harm. Petal tOthe growers : Wheat.
new, 675. to ion. per qr. Oats. ls. 21. to la. ad. per stone. Beans,
475. to 495.
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Welcome, Are. 4.—At this day's market we hat only a ma',
attendance, and leas supply of wbeat, but the trade ruled dull, at
nearly 24. per qr. below the currency of this day ee'nnicht. Raley
rather dearer, and more inquired for. Oats found buyers in limited
quantities at previous rates. Bear, and pen were in demand, and
quite es dear.

' Yarn, Auo. I.—We have had a small show of wheat at t• day's
market, an 3, fanners being unwilling to /Omit to the decline re.
gulled. but little lewdness was dose at 23. r_r qr. under last
week's rates. In other articles no alteration. The weather during
the week has been showery, and still minnows unsettled. Wheat,
white, elk. to /is. per qr. • red, 78.. to 7lto ; beano, 1116. to 80s.
per •; malt, 70s. to 724.; ;.asta, Is. 4d. to Is. Id. per stone of 11Ihs.;
now, 515. to MM. per sack of 280114.

ILlaacstar, Aro. 4.—A good deal of rain has fallen during the
week, and it does not look like fair weather yet. Barley is a good
deal laid down, and national patches of wood and oats. Potatoes
sad turnips have a luxuriant appearance, and promies to be abun-
dant erring. At our country markets, this week, we had vary little
grain of soy kind offering. Our farmers were reluctant sellers of
wheat at even Is. to 2a. per qr. advance, the sake being &lee, for loesl
consumption. Barley end oats as last week. Here, today, we hsd a
large supply of wheat, which sold slowly at about last week's print
Barley end owe in very short supply; demand quick, at the previous
market day's rates. Wheat, 70s. to Ws. per qr. Barley, 33e. to
Ws. 6d. Osta, 31e. to 33a.
WATILIIVOID, Aro. 4.—Our imports of Indian Cbrn einee this day
sennight are to a fsir extent, but of wheat they are very emalL
Carly In the week • decided break in the weather took plsoe, and a
coneldmelile quantity of rain bee aims fallen, accompanied by high
winds. In many localities the crops are repotted to be billy laid,
and hot forcing weather Is very mach wanted. Oar market is sou.
relocate has been characterised by peed flreanese, and In the 'aloe
of wheat an improvement of fully I'. per barrel has been established.
At this advance rather a large business has been transacted In the
best descriptions of foreign—inferior guilds' as well as Irish without
change Barley has been more inquired for at the rates of lest week;
and oats have been in fair request at full prices. For Indian corn
we have not had aline demand, bat • fair cptenti4 has been sold at
a trifle below the quotations of 6aturdey last. Pour quite as dear,
with more disposition to purchase. Reports of the re-appearance of
the potuto diseare berme more numerous every day. Imparts this
weak:—Wheat, 700 gra ; Indian corn, 4,330; dour, 2C5 .amts.
Exports this week i—osts, 6,217; floor, 1,109 sacks; oatmeal, 200
cwt..

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OP A YOUNG GIRL AT
PiTIKBOII.OOOII.-011 Tuesday mousing the body of a
female, twelve years of age, was found in the river Nese,
sear Peterborough-bridge ; it was identified as that of Alice
Green, the daughter of Mr. Green, tailor, of Newtown,
Peterborough. Strong feelings of compassion end sympathy
ue excited in the town and neighbourhood by the melancholy
oocurreace and the causes which are alleged to have led to it.
At the coroner's inquest, John Jackson, an intelligent
lad 13 years of age, deposed that he had known the deceased
all his fife. Ile was with her on Monday afternoon, with
his sis'er and two other little girls about the same age, in
Csabon'a garden. The clock struck a quarter to 10 as
witness and deceased went together as far as a shop near
the Corn Eschange, where the deceased asked witness
whether he was going home. He said yes, and asked her
if she was? She replied "she dare not, as her mother
swore she would kill her." Witness took hold of her band
to penned. her. She eat down on the slabs, sad told "she
thought she should go and drown herself." Witness asked
hos bow she liked the fireworks, when she said, "Don't
speak to anybod_y when they are miserable." That was all
that passed.Witnells turned down Queen street to go
bees, and the dammed get up end walked down
Jors'a-street, and he saw woman of her. Henry Jimmy,
sortable, saw the deceased on the bridge about 10 o'clock
es Monday night, and asked her wLat she did there? and
resetvism no reply, said to her, " Yon are not going to
drown remelt, are you ?" She said, "No, sir," sad went
away. TRe coroner explained the law in the ease to the
,rizorho rehtraed • verdict that " the deceased drowsed
Omagh fear."—Siairiford llaretry.