The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-25 00:00:00

TRiFFIO RETURN&

Mira Paw illop, Total, Total
itaILWATIL open. senora. dissitimi ism. ltet.
Week ending Sept 17. 6 A A a
Bahia and San Francisco 76} 161 242 406 .
Week ending Oct. 9.
Ottoman
Week ending Oct 61
Cork sod Yamaha sad
Queenstown Direct ..
Week ending Oct. IL
London, Brighton. and S.
Coast WI 15,150 COM 20,04 16.r.s
South Mstem

AGRICULTURAL PROSPECT% —The week opened
with • promise of some change io the weather, from the low
state of the barometer, it bring down to 29.50 inches, with
• S.W. wind. Slight rain fell on Monday morning early,
and at 6 p.m. heavy showers for near two pours. Farm
work wee still a good deal checked for want of
but in many parte of the country relief seemed at hand, and
the lighter soils at least were ready to receive the wheat,
and sowing oceesiosally proceeded, with the exception of
the heavy land not being suffi,iently moistened. Tuesday
was a threatening day, bet at times sunny, and no rain fell ;
barometer still going down, and the "South cone and drum^
were hoisted on all parte of the coast, warning the mariners
that a gale was approaching. Wednesday was a fine warm
day, with the wind from the south, thermometer 59 deg.
and barometer down to 29.10 io., being lower than for •
long time past. At night • heavy gale was experienced,
which lasted through • good part of Thursday. The various
sorts of seed wheat have been more in request this week,
farmers wishing to be prepared for an anticipated change in
the weather • as it frequently happens that after • severe
gale • complete alteration takes place, and from the great
length of the drought it is fair to suppose that • consider.
able fall of rain may now occur. In the south of Ireland
since Wednesday • good deal of wet bas fallen, so
ranch so as to set the water-mills at work, which
had been standing still for a long time past, and
we hops this has been the can in many parts of
England and Scotland. Friday was • fine day up to
9 p.m., when rain was experienced. On Saturday warping
much heavy rain fell, as throughout the day showers were
frequent; and more moisture was experienced during this
day than for a loo` time past, the wind blowing fresh from
the south-east. Barometer still lower—down to 29 inches.
This welcome wetting will set the farmers to work, and,
weather permitting, next week they will be extrercely busy,
and make progress aitisfactorily. They will thus not have
an opportunity of thrashing wheat, neither will they have
any inclination at present prices, as they will feed with it in
preference, to a large extent ; and having prue-
' Moo to malt it for their cattle, this may also
prevent supplies being brought to market ; so that
sooner or later, from one cause or other, prices may
be improved. The delivenes of barley will now materially
Menem, as the matadors are generally getting into work,
picking and culling the bulks over, and selecting as much
of fine quality as they can toil ; but in this they are dis-
appointed as to amount, not much really floe coming for-
! ward. A good portion of this grain will have to go for pro-
vender, and in this respect those who have it to bay will he
able to secure what they want at very moderate prices.
Other stuffs for feeding have become more moderate in
value ; linseed cakes are lower ; maim can be bought very
reasonably. and people are providing all sorts of feeding
stuff to meet the expected scarcity during the winter
mouths ; on that from one source or other the formers will
be provided for. —Mark-lane Express.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BI KT 83.

BINISTERD —October 21, atTnOnilisS; the wife of C. H. Masked.
Ray., of • daughter
Y .
011.06ENOR.—Ootober 11, at Calreley, the Lady Conduce*
Orcevenar, of a daughter.
WOOL—October 20, at Horneastle, the wife of the Rev. S. Lodge,,
of a daughter.
PT (CHOLA+. October I. at
globale', LK., of • ten.
PLATT.—October 21, at York-terrace, Regenrepark, the wife of
P. T. Platt, Esq., of a daughter.
SEWELL --October 21, at The Cramp, Chlgwell, Leer, the wife
of A. Sewell, Req., of • daughter.

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