The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivanrooL, JULY n.—Tbs sale. of cotton
to-day are estimated at 12,000 bales, of which exporters have
taken 2,5(4 bales, and speculator. 3,800 bales, including
500 Egyptien, at Old. to St.; and 1,500 Sand, at 3141. to
41d. The import, since Thursday are 70,000 bales. The
market closes with lariat spirit and an upward tendency.
Prices of American and Surat are 116th of a penny per
lb. dearer. Everything else little changed. The sales
yesterday after business hours were extensive, bringing up
the day's total to 15,000 bales.
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MANCHE/all, JULY 22.—The market for Manchester
goods has been somewhat easier in price, and there is again
an shames of anything approaching to an active demand.
For some numbers of water twist, including No. 20's, rates
were accepted which had been refused last week and also
ion Tuesday ; and spinners in many eases who ■re running
out of contract have been less stringent in fixing terms for
a renewal of engagements. The scarcity of Sea Island and
other fine, long-stspled cottons, keeps the prices of the
higher counts of yarns firm, but the numbers of twist for
which American kinds arc required were today either sta-
tionary or somewhat easier. In this respect the market did
not correspond with the feeling which stems to have per-
vaded the Liverpool cotton market, which since the arrival
of advices from the United States by the Pacific steamer,
on Wednesday, has been brisk and mmewhat stronger. In
cloth prices were steady fur printers, though the demand
for these goods is quieter; but in 40-inch shirting. and
mailapollams leas prices were offered. In 40. inch shirtings
of; India qualities there has been a good deal of inquiry at
a reduction of lid. per piece, and sales have been made at
this rate and pried approximating to it. In other kinds of
shirting. there was but a slow demand, and stocks are
accumulating to an extent not lately witnessed.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADE. Hormonal.,
Judy 22 —We have bad a better demand for lace goods ge-
aurally this week than we have experienced fur a length of
time, the market having been attended by a number of both
London and provincial buyers, as well as having had a little
extra business with Germans, which on the aggregate has
given a tone to this trade that has long been wanting. We
cannot reasonably look for briskness to continue, yet there
is no doubt of our having mote active employment after
h lt is thought, and with good reason, that the price
of lace thread must be advanced again before it can remu-
nerate producers.—The hosiery trade, although nut by any
means brisk, continues in • very healthy state. The de-
mand fur merino articles has increased, and the orders for
shirts made of this textile, and fur those made of spun silk,
are oonsiderable. The late advance :upon yarn is fully

•Notq Review.

WOOL—BRADFORD' July 2L—Now that the elections
in this district are over there is Isere attention paid by the
spinners to their wants in eintainc Wool, and more lookers
than for some time past; and had the :prices sought been
more commensurate with the spinners' requirements, a fair

busittess might have been done; as it is, the transactions
must continue limited, for the prices paid in the country are
such that the staplers cannot offer anything here to cover
prime cost that will induce the spinners to buy. It is there-
fore imperatively requisite that caution should be mani-
fested among the growers and dealers. Soils and broke.,
from the small supply making, are producing firm pricts.—
Branford Observer.

MANUFACTURES.-BYADTORD, *July 22.- Yarns :
The spinners are very loud its their coraplAinings, the price
of wool being too high for the trade, so much so, tha, they
cannot cover cost. We also learn that the wool-comber%
(whose wages are certainly lower than they were three'
years ago) are seeking an advance, but we fear the state of
the spinners' business is too bad for them to meet with suc-
cess in their application. In prices there is no altera-
tion since the contracts at the beginning of the
month. l'ieces : There is now a good deal of delivery mak-
ing by the manufacturers to the merchants, but chiefly on
old contracts, and at prices not then having any margin (or
profit. The business in actual sales is not extensive, and
there is a general unwillingness to give an advance that will
cover the increased cost of cotton and worsted-that on the
whole the trade is now worse than at any period of 18;2, so
for es regards the prices and the ill-conditioned position of
the manufacturers.-Bradford Obserrer.
CORN.-DIRMIN011A)1, JULY 22.-At Gloucester and
Worcester markets, on the 17th, although the supply of
English wheat was short, the trade ruled dull with the turn
in favour of the buyer. Barley, beans, and peas, unaltered.
Oats Ckl. to Is. per quarter lower. During the present
week, owing to the fine weather, the transactions in the
trade have again been on the most limited male. Wheat
held for previous rates. Barley and oats offering at Gd. to
Is. per quarter cheaper. Beans and peas nominally unal-
tered. We had an improved demand for wheat at this day's
market, and we make no alteration in our quotations. Bar-
ley 6d. to Is. per quarter lower. Oats offering at a similar
decline, without finding buyers. Beans and peas Is. per
quarter lower. The following are the present quotations :
Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 62 lbs., .ss. 2(1. to
Ss. Gd. ; new, Ss. Id. to ss. tsd. ; red, 4s. &I. to Ss. Od.; new,
4s. 10d. to Se. Id. ; Baltic, white, Ss. 4.1. to Ss. 105. ; Polish
Odessa, 4s. Bd.to 4s. 11d.; Danube, 4a. Gd. te 4s. 10d. Barley,
per imnl. qr.. 284. to 301 Oil. ; grinding. per 392 lbs.. 245. Gd.
to 26e. 6d. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 225.6 d. to
265. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121b5., 185.6 d. to 194.6 d. •
Irish (41 to 4211:0.), per 3121b5., 191. Od. to 20s. ; ditto el
to 39Ibe.),per 3121b5., 18s.fid.to 198.61. ; blaek, 19s. to 19s. .
Beans,English,old,per 196165.,13u0d. to 148.0 d.; new,l2s.9d.
to 13s. Gd. ; Irish, new, 12/.od. to 13s. Od. ; Egyptian,l2s. Od.
to 125. 6d.; French, 12s. 9d. to 135.0 d. Peas, boiling, per im-
perial qr., 325. to 345. ; grinding, per 1961b5., 13s. Od. to
13s. 6d. Lentils, per 19611a5.' Its. 6d. to 13s. Gd. Indian
Corn, per 19611,5., Ile. 6(1. to las. 6d. Flour, English, fine,
per seek of 2801 he., 30s. &I. to 331. Gd. ; seconds, 28s. 0(1.
to 30s.

BIIIiiTOL, JULY 22.-The weather has continued to be
' dry, warm, and favourable to the harvest, although in
places the wheat, according to the accounts brought in, has
been laid by thunderstorms. In some districts the potato
disease would seem, too, to have made its appearance among
the crops. The market to-day was moderately supplied,
but the demand was only to a limited extent, and English
wheat gave way to the extent of Is. per imperial quarter,
while foreign only met with a circumscribed sale, at a de-
cline en the currencies of this day se'unight. Flour parti-
cipated in the weakness, and was easier to buy by Is. per
sack for English, and proportionately upon foreign. Barley
and beans were the turn in favour of the buyer, while
in oats there was very little doing, although sel-
lers showed an inclination to meet purchasers by
a concession of from 6d. to Is. per imperial quarter.
The prices were :-English wheat, per imperial quarter,
381. to 445. ; foreign, white, per 4801ba., 40s. to 445. ;
ditto, red, extra flue qualities, 38s. to 40s. per ditto ; (ditto,
red, flue qualities, 355. to 37.. per ditto; ordinary qualities,
' 335. to 365. per ditto ; foreign, hard. 345. to 36e. per ditto.
English seconds flour, 271. to 295. per sack • United States,
&c., sweet, 206. to 21s. per barrel. English and foreign
grinding barley, 265. to 2Gs. per 400114. English malting
barley, nominal. Devon and Welsh feed oats, 17s. to 181.
per imperial quarter ; Irish white ditto, 18s. Gd. to 19s.
per 320118.; Irish black ditto, 17s. to 17s. 6d. per imperial
quarter ; foreign, none offering. English beans, 345. to 38s.
per imperial quarter; foreign ditto, 28s. to 34e. per 480Ibe.
Tho arrivals on shipboard for the week have not been
large, amounting to-Wheat, 6,651 qn. ; oats, 1,378 qrs.,
488 brie. ; barley, 1,27 G qrs.. 600 bils.; beans, 250 qrs. ;
flour, 420 sacks, 226 brie. The official weekly return of
the corn inspector gives the following averages :-Wheat,
41s. 3d.; barley, 2,n. 7d. ; oats, 201. Id. ; beans, 375. M.
Davlzze, July 22.-We had a better supply of Wheat
than last week, with more dealers in attendance. Every-
thing was quickly sold, at prices fully as good as last week.
In Barley nothing doing. . Oats, Beans, and Peas firm,
but very little demand for them. l'resent prices are
as follows:-Wheat, white, per qr., 48e. ; best red, 425.
to 465. ; middling, 365. to 425. ' • inferior, 32a to 365.
Barley, 26e. to 321. Oats, 19s. to 255. Beans, 32a. to 40s.
Peas, 31s. to 36a. Flour, fine, 325. to &Is. per sack; seconds
30s. to 325.

July 22. —We have this day a rather better
supply of Wheat for which there was an improved demand
at fully the prices of last week. We have nothing in spring
cent to deserve notice, except that Beans scarcely support
the late advance.

I.Txuntoott, July 22.—With a small market, the trade
is dull, but not cheaper. Wheat, 38.. to 50s. Barley, 24..
to 335. Oat., 20s. to 265. Beans, 34.. to 33i. Peas, 40s.
Per qr.

EDINI3rIIOII, .—T July 21here was a small supply of all
kinds of grain in the market; salts dull, and prices of
Wheat and Barley up. Oats and Beans down in price.
GLASGOW, July 21.—The week's imports into Clyde
were again composed almost entirely of Flour, consisting of
2,746 barrels from New York, 4,344 sacks from France, and
1,029 sacks from Ireland, together with 268 barrels Ameri-
can via Liverpool. Via Grangemouth, 812 qrs. Wheat,
488 qrs. Barley, and 914 qrs. Oats, were received cosatwise,
and 2,975 qrs. Wheat, along with 465 qrs. Barley from
abroad. At this day's market Wheat of good quality sold
in retail, at about previous prices ; but the larger buyers
showed little disposition to purchase, and, in the absence of
any transactions of moment, former quotations may be re-
peated, as well as for Flour, approved marks of American,
also of French and Irish being in fair demand. Oats met a
slow sale, although offered freely, at • further decline of
about 3d. per boll, and Oatmeal mighthave been bought Oil.
to le. per load cheaper. Grinding Barley rather lower. In
Beans no change.

CATTLE.—SAtroun, July 21.—We had a moderate
show of Beasts and Sheep, but larger of Lambs. Prime
Beef and Mutton ready sale, at last week's rates, but Lamb
the turn cheaper, and but little stock unsold.

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WAXIFIELD, July 22.—There were 800 Beasts and 8,000
Sheep and Lambe at market. We had an average supply
of stock and a great attendance of buyers. Trade rather
languid, but at the close of the market nearly all the stock
disposed of at the following rates. Beef, from 6s. dd. to
6e. 9d. per stone ; Mutton, 6d. to 61d. per lb. There was a
thin show of teen stock, and a good show of Pigs.
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EDINBURGH July 21.—The supply of Cattle wee less
than Let week% the weather still continues unfavourable
for slaughtering. Sales were exceedingly dull. The sup-
ply of Sheep and Lambs also less. Demand good. Sheep
fully maintained last week's prices, and Lambs were Is.
per bead higher.

TUB PAISLEY WEAVERS.—We aro very glad to
learn that the dispute between the weavers and their em•
ployen, which bee been pending for a considerable time,
was brought to an amicable adjustment this week. Both
parties have yielded to a certain extent. We learn that a
committee has been appointed, composed of both parties, to
prevent the recurrence of such unpleemint disputam—Ben-
fiver/Ain Rifformr.

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CASUALTIES.
Leipzig (s.), Seymour, bound to Hamburg, has returned
with broken engine, cargo transhipping on hoard the
Priace Fos. ler.—llull. July 22.
Olds, of Caen, Meriel, from Neu castle to Toulon, ran on
Haisbro' Sand yesterday, where 'lie struck upon . wredi,
Julytilled, and was abandoned ; crew saved.-- Yarmouth,
21.