The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-03 00:00:00

MARKETS

SUGAR. —The apposhessios, groundleee as we believe,
this*, tnimelice of the Exchequer intended to propeee the raising
of doe ewe= alai ten per coat. hue again given rime to vere large
papooses," dodos es smear still lylog la the worehosow, which has
mos wee lidestsiod confusion Into the statistic' of the trade. In
the PM Mi soots, the esoionspuon. 'mocha, wised. is tae
UasMl Zigisse, wes sowdlog 10 the Board of 2111111 lekke.
I WAS Was speak lessirf the Mthalf of l hod et urbane
22.10 age aping lessa drug agares. he Irdaae
same mew set dulloomol; mil sib r • weld eiWsi of
local rewaset • owe nest dally we arrive at the ousekales that
the wad delimits el tae west twerlowe wilds he home eon.
oftwales basolostpais his base set eseeided thaw of last
leer ; Wigs lanerdienws bon Ws a geed ow and the labour.
Uleyu iwi/ geed yam es say Wily look for a ready,
lf was boweoW demand throughout the year. Tanana to the
geosolon seeply, the peahen of mar appears se Si.
esedisidy aeon see; the stock In the principal Europese estregoota
as WWI aflame Wu orily MAI two 14•140 last year; aid
the sessi reliable savants of the el lbe danced cieuttries
lead to the oaseinsios that the aeYsaq la the siQgata will not be
Ws than 90,000 le luo,ooo sodwded kW— : Louisiana
30,0 Frieda eelealw UAW% WSW West Indies
33,315 01a4 from widelt we snot lege a geisha is.
ass* he of 10,01 tem Isorteistilistalal Wising
Is
sigh The RISC& tees par ben been et heat
the (hes. Ws Tina% sad Weswithes; sal by the assuages treat
the West helm We Airdisse gin bap= M s sir w seyyly if
their miler—la esslaisis they bed esagestei hr lOtoog WE..
whisk woe la seams et sidasenat. Ogler there realise sirens.
swam. the ashy weaready Walesa ream•father alias'
in Meee h e IsOlisise la wstwwptfea, wising taw a bed beresst,
es& ewe ibis lest eriatiegisay. it wage isalahas asses the
dowendo of ordinary essuraws, at the sem Was, from he on.
bawd value of psis, lead to as lwesslng me of wow ler haulm
and dlstillizat.—(from Mears. imam sad Rows's Cinalar of
begun.)

COTTON.—Lxviareten, drover 2.—(By Magnetle Telegreph.)—
Estimated sales to-day 6,000 bale' —ine.uoiag 1,000 on speculation
and for export. imported this day kelt balm ; ditto previously
this week. 93.02 hales. Salta : 4,1100 Maranhame, at sin. to 74d. ;
also 500 for speculation and export ; 40 Personas, at 7d. to 70. ; 20
Bahia, at 03, d. ; 900 Egyptian, at Sid. to 7d. ; 1.000 Surat, at na.
to 41d.; also 500 on specalation and for export. The demand is
limited. the taste continues to buy only to meet their present
wants. Prices without change.

COTTON GOODS. Pdsmosursa, Arorsr 2.—llitre has been
rather mere *dry for India sloths to-day in ootteeposewe of the
news Irons Caleuua that large guandties of our fabrics bad been
moved. mid iron a hope that. large
the great slut which
has so long depressed the ladle marliets.there is a of a better
trade to that quarter. The news kora the eontineat end from the
United States of geed baronet Is deo producing a favourable effect.
and together with the limitation of produatiow, are inducing people
to look for Mather sad more profitable prices at no distant day:
both
There hes buekr Fernna lamer
and in al deemed, but prices are rather
steadier

THE WOOL MAREET.—(Fran the Circular of W. °rearm
and Co., dated Liverpool, Maud I).—We have had an active
demand for meet deseriptkas of wool duns, the past month,
tend although the imports have been conelderable, amounting
16,09 bales foreign and colookl, • great portion having been
sold ex ship and" to arrive " the market still ea:Manes barely sup-
plied with wool. The late arrivals of Australian are stain chiefly oa
London amount and part of than are ordered on for the public sales
there. From Peru a large proportion of the imports canasta of
Alpaca, the greater part was sold "to arrive" and the remainder
taken op at fall prices leaving the market quite bare of this ankle
In deeps' wool considemble bordnas has oho been done and stooks
are now very ihnlied. The arrivals during the month from the
Mediterranean are safety Mohair, a large portion of which has been
sold from the quay at full rates; sales have also bees made of
FgypUan and Smyrna sheens' wools as landed and our quota.
lions for these sorts are fully supported. The imports of
East ladle are held for the next public sales, which wig
probably take place towards the middle of the month ; these wools
continue in mod request, and the Late advance Is well maintained.
Of Mint* and gpaish frontier we have no stocks, a kw sales of
Oporto have been made at the extreme quotations. Donsked gene
haa been sore inquired for, and some asks were made in the earner
part of the month at the then current rates, but present reeks are
now held for our improved quotations. s.eff wool*,
English and Irish. there has been • steed demand, and the opening
prices of the clip Andy 'maintained. At the geoids fairs which have
bees held during Use past month. the expeetatioes of the farmer,
being above what the trade are prepared to pay, but little badness
comparatively hos yet been Mae, Cheviot raft/ about 4s. to Is., sod'
laid wools shout 2a. per stone of 241b5., above the opening rates of
last year. The public ides in Leaden ere promising steadily, and
the advisees establiebed at the commentement I. still supported.
They terminate on the 10th instant, and the remit cannot fell to be
very satisfsetory to importers.
Bamirono, Amon f; There is no material change in wool ;
former prices are maintalred, and fresh arrivals afford an improved
choke for manufacturers. The yarn trade presents no new feature,
this branch beteg rather unsatisfactory, from the high price of raw
material. In edema. rather more doing for home trade.

THE CORN TRADE.—Btantscmn, Arum R.—During the
early part d hot math the weather was very favourable for the
growls' mem yet ere pleas &hand previous to the 19th ultimo
about per get*. aim dm me hove had an Isoremed supply
from ewe Yrmarq brew heporle n. The heavy ram
anger le Mee hem Wiry emorel the Mot Weight. lad have dens
meridermile Weer te the wheat mad barley mem as the late wheats
wore blooms. ang the Why, as well mat coed terward wheat,
ma mash laid, mel le castelmmure se dot even under
the meat favourable eireemmeemem toes the Isomeat. date io probably troMang emelibeht WE our have mamady
given wair.llome Mir* mast MeV be ant in oar early diaries
next wee but we do not tatrem/a ma be gavel bolero Sep-
tember. The Wears* repine es team mulls of the keenest in the
south of Europe sad the Dated Ihstee—the arched% whisk MB now
occurp*y skean daily from the IhmehlMe. ihrtMO, added le est etherl* leerese
ot au, will, we endelesie._ I prime
fame furtherfurtherMarmite& yawl's' es haw es prima sempelittee hem
Frames; bat our mast resift et the sap to thee meetry ere net
go favourable as they ham !dames hem. inlets saw permits the
export of corn from Bemaralia. the es ti pert at her demiehme est
blockaded; sad the high rump of prism added the aortae=
of work, caused by the war, boa eheadly dinth
risked the consumption of the bear Made of kod. The
potato crop, with few 03 le e• to, promising.
Our gusset prices of wheat are, red, 9e. ed. to fla. led.;
white, 9a. 10d. to 10a M.; Spanish, Ma. le Ma. M.; Baltic red. 10a
to 10s. ed.; Moose. In M. to 10a., per MM. at Birmingham. Stock
at Gloucester, 19,900 quarters. Barley has hem steady in price for
some weeks; the mammoths appears to be small for the season of
the year. The hulk of straw on the ground le very large, sad the
breadth of land under this grain greater than for some years, but the
quantity mum he reduced by the weather, and the q Ity much de-1
teriorated. Wee are making of English and Danish, at Us. to
sss. ; Irish, 31a. to ate; Turkish, Ma to Be., all per 3911 be. at Bin Stack at Glooesatec, 0,700 quarters. No change In the
value of oats has taken place during the moth, and our stipples
have about kept gee with the demand. The crop la promising.
Our present prices ere, Dutch, Ills. to 325.; Elecheb, 30s. to 31e.; Irish
white, 265. to Soo.; grey, 275. to 29x; black, 29a 6d. to 275. 6d., per
11210 a. at Gloucester. Stock at Gloucester, 13,400 quarters. Beans
have given way a trifle in price. The crop is very favourably reported
of, and sale limited. English Ando buyers slowly. at 178.6 d. to Ina. 6d.;
French, kl. to 178. Id. ; Egyptian, 16e. to 16a 6d., all per 196th..
at Birmingham. Stock at Gloucester, 6,900 quarter,. Pose begin to
be more inquired for, and sell at 17s. to Ise. per 19 lbs. at Birmieg.
ham. —The crop, with floe weather, will be good.—(Prom Molars.
Sturm'. Moosikly Candor,.
Murree, Auo. 2.—We had a fair time ot yew supply of wheat, for
which the farmers asked the hall prices of last week, and In come
instances obtained them, bur, generally, in order to effect sales, a
decline of Is. a qr. had to be submitted to, and In some instances
more—s good deal remaining unsold. Barley quite nominal. No
alteration In at,, beam, aM peas. Wheat, best red, 91a to 545. ;
middling, 70s. ,to Ms.; laleviorA 311 s. toßerley, 34a. to 3th.
Owe, 224. to Ms. Baum, 445. to 32a. Peas, 43e. to Os. Flour.
Ana, per sack, 60s. to 035.; seconds, 375, to GO&

ACIOVIT 2.—There was only a moderate attendance at
our market this aiming, and a very lifeless feeling prevailed. Wheat
met a slow side at a decline of 2d. per 701bs. Flour was ineffectually
offered at a reduction of Is. per sock. Oats, barley, and beans were
the turn cheaper. °atm& was taken mare freely at 6d. per 2401 b s.
under the rates of this day seonnight.

NIWAILK. Aro. I.—Bat little !miner dew again at oar market
to.day, and only a small quantity of grata showing. Wheat declined
in rim le. per qr. on last week. Barley maintained its price, with
a steady sale. Oats and beam dull, without any alteration hom last
week. 'n• resent avenges: —White wheat from 804. to 825.; red,
Me. to 19a; barley, malting, 39a. to 40s. ; oats, 31a. to s3e.; beam,
41a. to Oa. per qr.

NIWOUST. Auo. 2.—We have this day a large supply of wheat, the
demand for which wee extremely slow. Determined sellers were
compered to submit to a reduction of from 2s. to 3s. per qr., but the
greater proportion remains unsold. No alteration in spring corn.
We have had a week of unfavourable weather.
Clawson, Aro. 2.—With a small pitch of corn at to.dars market
the trade Is dull, and rather lower in value. Wheat, 746. to 925. ;
barley, 345. to 345.; oats, 211 s. is 34‘.; beau, 46e. to Ws.; peu, 425.
to 4bs. per gr.

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Rootstown. Aro. I.—We had in the market today 986 qrs. wheat,
388 qrs. barley. 201 qrr. oats, and 124 qrs. beans. There were
sold—Wheat, 827 ; barley, $47 ; oats, 480; and beans, 71 qrs. For
the seaman there was a good supply of pain In the market. Sales
were ready for all sorts. Wheat firmly maintained last week's prices,
with a slight advance on some panels. Barley receded a little. Oats
as lost week, while buns wean better. As compared with last
week, wheat op Is. on top, and id. up on the avenge. Barley same
as last on the dop, and ad. down on average. Oata up Is. Ild. on
top, and Id. dawn ma the average. Buns same as bat on the top,
and N. upon the average. Wbeak 665. to 84a. Barley. to 40e.
Osta, 30s. to Bd. Buns, 445. to 31s. Weight of top wheat,
64C lbs. ; barley, 674 lbs.; oats, 46 lbe.; and beano, 671 lbs. per
bushel.

Wavaaroan, Are. I.—Our imports since Saturday last are very
limited, being congaed to ten cargoes of wheat and maize from
abroad, and a small supply of the latter article from Liverpool. There
lute been no change of any cotangents to note in our market, prices
of all article* being fully ruotaiaed; but buyers do not purchase more
than they uire for immediate use. • good deal of rain has fallen
about hers during the last day or two, and the grain mime are re-
ported to be mock laid in many lowilities.

CATTLE.—Nawaits, Ara. I.—At market to-day we had only a
mall show of stook, in coneentietice of the fair being held to-morrow.
Prime were about the dune as last week. There were 51 sheep, 14
beads, sod 140 pigs pinned to the market.

Enth Boson, auger of made this morning wee
lees, the number 1.64. beteg MI Yes than last week. Bales were
slowly effected, and but week's rims barely maintained. Extreme
price, leo ; current, 9.. to es. ed. for hut sorts ; middling and in-
ferior from Sa. to Ss. AL per Dutch stone. At ins close a aka:snot,
wan not effected. There were in the market—sheep, GAO ; fat cattle,
*62; ken cattle, ; milk cows, 76; and pigs, 184. TM supply
of sheep and lamb was also,kwer there being 6,550, or ill lees
than lest week. Demand being geed, sake were more easily effected,
and last week's priors supported. Beet bluefacied mutton, 7yd. per
lb.; current tu:ipprice, 7d. • current, eyd.• middling and inferior, from
m yo. to go, les. to'36e. for top ; ofirtent, from les. to 22a.;
sthondary. trom es. to He. a heed. At the elate a cool clear.
wee effected.