The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-29 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARI MARKETS.

LITIMPooL, Max YB.—The market Ina dull all day,
were steady at the claw. Birkenhead, 70 71—Cakdon
60—Eastern Counties, 10}101—Great Northern
114—Great Westerns, 64 08}—Lancashire end Yorks
1064—Leadaa and North Western, 1001 IOO}—DIN
sisilli. LIS 3 d.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Liao°lnsh
—NUMMI stock 7161 I lef—North British stock, 611 61f—
JIMA Staffordshbe, 4 31 d.—North Eastern, Berwick capital
sleek, 1161 961—Ditto, York capital stock, 791 801—Date, Leeds
stock, 61 621—Oxford, Won:aster, sod Welvmhampton, 441451--
Beata Bsetsew, 261 24 9-16—batch Rhenish, 6 13.16 6 1146 d.—
Great Luxembourg, e 9-16 6 11.16—Gesad Trunk of Canada, 7f 8
—Great Western of °made, 1211!}—Ditto, New shares, 81 8 d.
—Buffalo and Lake Herm, el 6—Lombardo-Venetian, die. xd.
par—Great BWp, lie. 6d.
LlMicussege, NAT It—There was a steady Ismael. but with
:gill: business. tilversteue and Laas, 16f—Leeds,104
7 16.16—Landosa, 1014—Dovies, 161—Canadm, 16 646
—looisd, 110 t.

but prices
Lisa stock,
stook, 115
diire, 104 k
to, Eighth
11'4441;41f

ACCIDINT OF TM SOUTHPORT AND LIVIU'OOL
Wm.—A retro accident, though fortunately not attended
with lees at noeurred yesterday, near the
.flaadhilla
Statics. 'The amiss of &presager train in rounding one of
the curves went olf the line and overturned, dsg two
carriages containing peasengens with it. One of the carriages
was broken, but none of the inmates much hurt. It is
stated, however, that the fireman has not escaped without
isevnipeirdaiArtis For ;in.,/ e
the enthenetraante of the line was
carriages, and
through were compelled to change at Elandhills.
Tax SmT PLANTATIONS. —The weather during
I the par week Ire been less favourable for the growth of
the hops than for some days previously ; the cold nights
I materially checking the of the plants, which the
limited sunshine and ch' y showers of the day have failed
to compensate for. From Goudhurst our correspondent
informs us of a large quantity of flea infesting many of the
plantations ; and at Breachley the appearance of " a little
fly " is spoken of, though our correspondent adds, "for
my own part I can only find now and then a solitary one
on closely looking at the plants." He adds, " the bine
harbors Is platty, and not so bold as at the correspond.t
lag season of the year during the past three yearn Our
Cearrbery report states that the bine is making gnat
=lPand that the flea is somewhat diminishing ; a
at places. Where the tying has not yet been 00M-
plead the hope will have sustained some damage from the
extrordinary high winds of Sunday night and yesterday.—
&MA Eastern Gazette.

On Sunday night a tremendous gale blew along
the north.east-ooast and committed terrible ravages. At
&orboroagh. in particular, the effect of the wind
was strongly felt, though the gale in its greatest
violence only broke out early on Monday morning,
sad that so suddenly as to overtake some boat,
whisk had put to sea for fishing and plasm,
=:One life was lost at Scarborough by the total
hessaa. At Shields two ships were wrecked. The
Malmo spread over the country, far it was felt at Wake-
&adford, and other places ; and the Whitsuntide
festivitim were considerably marred in consequence of the
empissaant weather.