The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltvnapool, Juts 10.—The sales of cotton
to-day are estimated at 5,000 bales, of which exporters end
speculators each took 500 bales. Prieto of all kinds remain
unchanged from the quiPations of Friday.
lifs.selicsreit, JUL, 10.—Wu hare had n very ;dull
market, owing to the excitement into which the elections
have thrown all classes of people. 80 far as can be
gathered the prices of cloth are generally steady and
shirting, may have been sold in memo cues at a shade
easier prices. Yarns am dull as regards new business, but
spinners have still contracts running, which keep them
tinployeil, end only in a few cases have they submitted to
id. per lb. reduction.

LINEN, &e.-13strsar, July B.—We bed occasion,
last week, to notice a slight improvement in some depart-
nsents of the cotton trade in town, and have now to state
that, at the several warehonses, business seems more active
than it has been fur some months past. In the country dis-
tricts, the agents located there by the larger manufacturing
houses in Belfast and Glasgow are very busy at present in
giving out webs to be woven, and taking in the grey cloth,
as it is returned by the weavers. The sale of these light
lawns, now so much required by sewed muslin
manufacturers, is rather better, with a very small
degree of improvement in value. In the linen trade, this
week, business has been more active, and there is a general
goad feeling in all departments of the trade. Yarns: There
has been a pretty fair bisainew done since our last ; though,
owing to manufacturers having bought extensively at the
first start in prices a couple of weeks ago, the demand m.iy
be considered more limited than it then was. As manufac-
turen' stocks fall out, a still better business will ensue.
Prices remain firm, and low-priced wefts may be quoted a
little higher. Linens: Bleached geode have been moving
off, owing to an increase of foreign orders from several mar-
kets. Grey goods have also been bought up well at the
country markets. At Armagh, on Tuesday, somewhat
higher rates were obtained. Bleachers are at present sup-
plying themselves for the autumn trade with the states.
Weavers are in such demar.d that wage' have considerably
advanced. This arises from the emigration going on ; and,
if this continue for six months longer on the same male, a
further advance will take place, or else the power-Mom
must be brought to bear on the trade.—Bonner of Ulster.

WOOLLEN CLOT H.—Luxus, Jr cv 10.—We have only
had a quiet market to-day, and an indifferent business has
been done.

HARDWARE.—Blawieonaw, .11:Lv 10.—There has
been a slight improvement in the geneeal condition of
trade here since our last report; the factors orders arc
Letter, and those of the merchants are said to be rather
larger than they have been for some time past. At the
quarterly meetings of the ironmasters held during the
week the determination of the preliminary meeting to ad-
here to existing prices, seeking no advance (or the present,
was enforced; at all the works they are full of orders,
and the great Oak Farm works, which have been closed
nearly five years, are again to he re-upt,ned, and new fur-
naces put in blast.

CORN.—Boarott, July 10.—We have had a small show
of Wheat at market during this week'; and the demand
being very limited, where sales were made the farmers had
to accept about Is. per qr. under last week's rates. Wheat,
red, 375. 6d. to 38s. 6d.; white, 42a. to 435. per qr. Nothing
doing in spring corn.

CAKIIRIDO). July 10.—The attendance of market to-day
was very small, and the only change was in Wheat, which
was Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, red, Ms. to 40s. Barley,
28s. Beans, Sts. to 345. Peas, 30s. to 325.
CANTIABOUT, July 10..—Our supplies continue short;
but quite equal to the demand, and prices about the; same.
Wheat, white, 425. to 465. ; brown, 38s. to 41s. Oats, 235.
Beans, 325.

COLO' LATER, July 10.—A very limited supply of Wheat;
the sales t ffected were Is. under last week. The quantity
of Barley, Beans, and l'eas on sale scarcely worth notice,
and prices almost nominal.

Limit:et:slam July 10.—There was • very smell attend-
ance at our market this day, and the business transacted in
any article was quite unimportant. We do not alter our
quotations for English or foreign Wheat, but holders could
make no progress in sales. Burley and Beaus remain tirm,
and in short supply. The trade in Oats dots not improve,
and Gpr. less money would not be refused it buyers
came forward.
GCILIWORD, July 10.—The weather being uninterrupt-
edly fine through the pest week, farmers were engaged with
hay-making, consequently supplies were very short at our
market. Millers were obliged to give former rates where
sales were made. Prices: Wheat, 40s. to 51s. Barley, 295.
to 335. Oats, 21s. to 23e. Beans, 345. to 38s.

BIUTFORD, July 10.—The market to-d was thinly at-
tended by farmers, with a small supply of Wheat, yet prices
fell full Is. per load before buyers could be found. Very
little. doing in Barley. Oats a heavy trade. Pens and
Beans support last week's prices. The following are our quo-
tations: Wheat, from 245. to 295. per load. Barley, 2.55.
to 28s. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 23*. Peas, 20s. to Vs. per
load. Beans, 20s. to 23e. Rye, 161. to 19s.
MANCHESTER, JULY 10. - A most inactive feeling
has prevailed in the trade throughout the week, and
so few transactions have occurred in any article that prices
were almost altogether nominal. With the exception of
States and Canadian flour, of which about 21,000 barrels
are reported, the arrivals from all sources at Liverpool and
Runcorn are this week very light. At our market this
morning the amount of business passing was on the most
limited scale, and to have effected oaks of wheat and flour
rather lower prices would have been submitted to. In other
articles no change was observable.
Newcasri.e-urost-TYse, July 10.—The weather since
Moniay lest has been uninterruptedly line and hot; the
Wheat crop generally in ear and looking well. The arrivals
of both English and Foreira Wheat this week are to a fair
extent ; sales have been limited, and confined to the best
qualities of Norfolk red and Wolgast, which have been
reluctantly parted with at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr.
The weather still continuing very line, our market to-day
opened with heaviness, and continued so to the close of
business. Norfolk red Wheat, of 621 b. per bushel, was
offered at 41s. per qr. ; 631 b., and floe yellow Lincolnshire,
at the same price, without leading to business. Our millers
bade 405., 631 b., which was generally refused, and the
great bulk of the supply is consequently held over for
Tuesday's market. In Flour only retail sales can be effected,
ant 295. per sack, an extreme quotation for the best marks
of households. Malt, Barley, Beans, and Peas dull sale, at
a decline of Is per qr. It is difficult to exceed 201. per qr.
for Scotch Angus Oats, 411 lb. per bushel. The arrivals this
week are coastwise, 2,786; foreign, 2,809; Rye,
coastwise, 63; Barley, coastwise, 3; foreign, 670; Oats,
coastwise, 1,477 ; foreign, 66.5 ; Beans, coastwise, 47; Flour,
1,480 sacks.

Nutmeg, July 10.—At our market this day there was
but a small show of Wheat from the fanners, and similar
prices were requested; but millers held of, with a determi-
nation to buy at leu money, if at all; and, although the bu-
siness done was small, yet there was a reduction of full Is.
per qr. Flour trade just as last week, both as regards de-
mand and price. Barley, no trade. Beans and Peas were
in brisk demand, and fall prices were paid ; supply small.
Oats were a dull sale, and the tura in favour of the buyer..
Wheat, white, 425. to Os. per qr. ; red, 381. to 395. Beans,
31s. to 36e. Peas, 20s. to 325. Oats, 225. to 245. Fine
households Flour, f.0.b., 27.. per sack of 2801 be., pur-
chasers finding sacks and claiming one month's credit.
Retail, Is. 6d. per stone.

Nurriguitur, July 10.—In consequence, we suppose, of
persons being engaged with hay operations, we have the
smallest attendance in the corn market to-day that can well
bo conceived, and the little business that hu been done in
Wheat is slightly in favour of the buyer ; scarcely any other
grain showing.
I'vrealionocoit, July 10.—We had but a small market
here to-day, and a dull trade for all articles. 631bi1. red
Wheat worth 38s. per qr. Oats, Ild. to II td. per stone.
Beans, 335. to 345. per qr. From present appearances, we
shall have Wheat here ready for the sickle the first week in
August. _ _ .

HEADING, July 10.—The fine haymaking weather seems
to have kept all the farmers at home, leaving us with a very
short supply of Wheat indeed. and fur which Is. per qr.
less money had to be taken before any business could be
transacted. The report of the forthcoming Stan crop seams
to be rather improved.
Wiermeu, July 10.—A large fair in the neighbourhood
has taken many of our usual attendants from market to-day,
consequently our supply is very short. Wheat (if fresh-
thrashed) sells at a trifle under last week's rates, and the
same may be said of Outs end Beans.
WORCEATER, July 10.—There was but a small attend-
ance at our market to day. English Wheat sold at a reduc-
tion of Is. per qr. since last market day. Barley unaltered
in value. Oats 6d. to Ir. per qr. under the prices of this
day se'nnight. Beans and Peas unaltered in value.
Yoax, July 10.—We have not much Wheat offering at
our market to-day ; but sufficient for:the demand, which,
owing to the very fine weather, was only slow. Frices
most be called Is. per qr. lower. In other article. nothing
passing. Wheat, white, 425. to 445. per imperial qr.: red,
38s. to 40.. Beans, 325. to 31s. Malt, 50s. to 62.. Oats,
10d. to 101 d. per stone of 141bs. Flour, 284. to 335. per
sack of 28016 e
CORK, July 9.—The receipts of home grain are not worth
notice. In foreign Wheat the business passing is very re-
stricted, yet holders are firm, and by no means willing to
submit to lower rates. We have no transactions in Oats to
notice. The trade in Flour i, steady, but confined altogether
to the supply of the more immediate wants of bakers. Coarse
floor, affected hl the supply of potatoes, meets a less settee
inquiry than of late. Indian corn, for the some ?MOD, is
in less active inquiry, but the stocks of the article being
small, and no supplies arriving, the value of the article is
pretty well supported. The tendency, however, is to lower
prices.
WATERFORD, July 10.—The very seasonable change
which has taken place in the weather, added to the dull ac-
counts received from the English markets, has had a de-
pressing effect on the trade here ; owing, however, to the
smallness of our imports, last week's prices have been sup-
ported fur nearly every article. Wheat—There has not'
been quite so active a demand for foreign, but, as stocks are
light, holders show no disposition to press sales, and for pre-
pared Irish we repeat our former quotations. Barley—One
or two parcels from the interior have changed hands at the
prices of Saturday last. We have had a slight increase in
the supply of Oats, with a decline of 24. to 3d. per barrel
on inferior parcels—really good samples cannot be purchased
cheaper. Indian Corn—For the small quantity at present
in the market full prices are readily paid. Flour unaltered
in value. Imports this week:—Wheat, G 4 qrs.; Indian
Corn, 1,700 ; Flour, 100 brio. Experts this week :—Barley,
277 brl.. ; Oats, 1,000; Flour, 60 sacks.

KIRKCALDY, July 10.—At our country market, thie
Atk the small quantNes of Wheat and (Lets elfering m, re
readily taken elf fir local consumption at the preeiatte
week's rates. Nu 13,,r1ey or Beans offering. Here, toalav
we bad a very moderate supply of Wheat, which
readily at the same rates as lre4 wet k.ly three parcels
of Barley and five wall of Oats br meld forward, ore, r-
both were a slow sole at 61. pee qr. decline.
Wheat, 3Se. to 435. per qr. Barley, 265. to 27..14 Oats,
111 s. 6d. to 21e. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801ba,, 30s.

POULTRY,&c.—NEWOATI ANDLEADP.WHA LL,3 I' I.Y 10.
—Goslings, be. Od. to 61. 6d. • fowls, Is. 9d. to 2s. 9d
capons, 3s. to 45.; chickens, 11:94. to 2s. Gd. ; ducks, 1,9 e.
to 2s. 94. ; rabbits, Is. Od. to Is. Gil.; leverets, 2s. tid. to :It
6d. ; pics, bd. to Bd. each ; fresh butter, 841. to Is. pd.
per lb. ; bah eggs, 6s. 9d. to 7s. d. • ' French ditto, se. pd,
toes. 6d. ; ]rich ditto, es. 9d. to Ss. 3411. par 120.

FISH.—BILLINOSOATI, J 10.—tialrann, ad, to hift
per lb.; turbots, 3s. to les. ; brill., 2s. to 6.. ; and i,Mi fish,
Od. to 6s. Od. each ; soles, 4d. to 2s. Ihl. per pur ;
6d. to 104. per lb. ; lobsters, bd. to 25.04. ; crab.,f d t., 2*.
crawfkh, Is. 6d. to 2a.; and mackarel, 2d. to 4,1.
bloaters, Is. per dozen ; dogs, Is. to 6s. each ; 'Late, td:
to 6d. ; prawns, Is. 6.1. to 2s. 04. per lb.; shrimps, I*. 41.
to 2s. per gallon; smelts, 9d. to Is. per dozen.

nurrmn._-coßx, July 9.—Cant.: fint quality, 8h ;
second, 65a. ; third, 61a.; fourth, 68a.; filth, 488.; sixth,
394.—Currency: first quality, 695.; sreund, WA.;
525.; fourth, 49a.; fifth, 395. ; Bixth. 30,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

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Aar-at Graverewl, July I', from Lammas
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