The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-19 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

-THIS DAT.

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The receipts of foreiga wheat, oats. and ilMr, have bees
liberal ohne Monday; those of 4rain, of home-grovetb,
smell. The trade in Mask lane. ths morning. was trigiag
la the extreme, and ands them ciecountances the
vales of all articles wart be ocessidered sominally the same
as es Maaday lest. To have effected sales of moment be
any article a decline malt have bees submitted to.
ABIUVALII DITO LONDON &
MI
8000 kN NOV. . 17 TO NOV. 11.
MOM I .
Wheel I 660 ...... 15193
Barley CO 4610
Oat MO 7 moo
mot .
saw. 0.010
—.;;11;,.. saw. .0213 1;41

-THIS DAY.

SUOAR.—The market closed heaTilp yesterday at
decline of 6d., sad it his opened to dap with a quiet eppeu-
UN. . .

Comm.—The public sales ars progressing at about pro-
'ions rates. . . . .

market staady, without alteration in prises.
Parraz.—l,ooo bags Malabar sold is public sale at 41d.
to qd. per lb.
CLovu bap Zoe:lbw sold at 40. to iif.
Corrow.-600 bolus sold yesterday, Tianevaily at a do•
aline of id. oa list week's prices.
Rms.—Prices are fully supported, with a litultel &sand.
COCUINIIAL has sold is public *ale at fall prices.
In other articles no notarial alteration.

TALLOW MARIEBT.—THIS DAT.
The marhet is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted bee. ed.
sett cosh ; Peter.burg YC. cm the spot, 67.. ; November
sad December, 66..9d. to 676.; isrnzy to Mach, 66e. ed.
to Re.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAT.
Sham. Patteadeu and Smith moil that the &nand
for fins Sussex sad Weald of ILaitliops continuos Min,
and prises folly supported.

COAL MARKET—THIS DAY.
Ho',well, 17s. 6d.; Bute's Tantleld Moor, 15e. 111.
Wills End Rusin Hatton, 19a. 6d.; Walls End
Russell, 202. 6d. ; Will. End Mitten South, 202.-30 ships
at market.

The wolves, which still infest some parts of
France, seem to be more than snail, uoubiroine this
season. The Courrar du Hem describes a greet hunt
which was mute on Monday at Newbonrg, is the dis-
putant of the Ears, where the rises of the sportsmen
and the staunchness of their Norman hounds succeeded is
killing four ofthe public aunties. In 'forret& three wolves
were observed one night to make an attack upon a herd of
ozen,which received them, however, at the point of the
hors, end completely defeated them.
ODERN GREEK correspondeat.
of Le Nerd notices with satisfaction the numerous donation

and bequests which have boon made by Greeks living in
different comities to charitable and eduestional instita-
t one in Greer*. A Greek merchant at Jassy, Gabtiel Bag-
datlye, bequeathed his whole fortune to the University of
Athens. Another, who lately died at Firth, left 2,000 florins
to the Issas iastitutioa ; Thames lAsearis, of Constantinople,
left 5,000 drachm.' to it; the sons and heirs of Nichol.'
Tabaeoe gave 3,000 drachmas to the university, and 6,000
to other educational establishments; those of a Detainment
Mavrocordato who died meetly in the Danubian Principe-
Odes, have bestowed a certain sum on the foundation of •
primer, school at Athens ; the congregation of St. Gregory,
On Mount Athos, hays gives 30,000 piastres to the enr4
hospital of Athens ; and many other Uttar:lees are spelled
which prove the affection with which the Greek residents it
breign leads regard the snidest home of their naece.
PIEDMONTEIR CEMETERY IN TCRKEY.—The Pim&
swore:. Graeae, piths 10th, ansoancee that the Minister, of
Foreign Affairs of his Majesty the Satan has informed
the Sardinia* ansbaseader, at Constantinople, that tha
burial ground of the Sudiniaa soldiers at Yenikhol is to he
surrounded with a will, se a new proof of the Sultan's
esteem for the Piedmontese army.
blB2llB AND DEATHS IN LONDON.—The deaths
regivered in London, welt* in the two peccedieg weeks
worn 969 and 1,006, rose in the week that ended last Satur-
day to 1,090--aa increase which is usual in this month pro-
verbially known for bringieg with it cold weather and fog,.
In the ten weeks ctrespeading to last week of the years
1846-55 the average number of deaths was 1,051, whicn, if
raised in proportion tot:crease of popalatioe, beams@ 1,156.
The rate of mortality, which now rules, is 'till considerably
below the average. In complier the results (lithe last two
weeks the increase shown above will be found to arise chiefly
from dinette of the organs of respiratioe ; for the deaths
referred to this class have inereared from 200 to 258; thee*
placed to disease. of the serious system, from 90 to 113 (the
special heed under which the increase occur' being °meals
▪ of infest.); whilst in deaths caused by d issues of the
sycnotic class ths re Is a decree*. from 23S to 212. Last week
the births of 816 boys and 739 girl', in all 1,536 ebtldren,
were registeeed in Lyndon. le the ten eorreeponding weeks
of the yesrs 184655 the average number was 1133.
Nzw RAILWAY FROM COLCHESTER TO Lormona--
841110 weeks since we notified toured r readers that Sir Mor-
ton Pea visite., Colchester, laid before the =eyrie
and eorooratioes, ofilailtn7
posed railway from emesabled, an outFne of a pro-
Colchester to M.ldon, and so on to pit-
see (where It joins the Loader, Tilbury. and g,u(ra.md
Railway); einbranieg, seenpt other benefits to Our good
old tows, a station costrelly attested, low fares, quick tran-
sit, equal rates for anise, of goods to all, a second station
at the Hytbe to accommodate the passengers fens the Tee-
-1 thing Huadtei, gad, above all, a OetnintinnetiDO with our
eleaaael, by moans of a branch Intended to cultivate and in-
crease the trade of the part. We ventured to esprese swe
opinion that the audertekieg would be aeoninpliebed. To-
day we can speak kW mete essfidontly, end &musket ear
!erode that all web preliminary steps have beet takes
to serum swam, and flied the plans have arrived at Rol-
ebester. We mot beg to wasgratelate the town spas the
good prospect before it, the importance of nh:cb can hardly
be over-eatifteted.—Essaz Gazelle.

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