The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivifitrooL, JuLT 31.—The sales of cotton
to-clay are estimated at 10,1100 bales, of which 1,000 arc
taken for capon, cid 3,600 on speculation. They include
8,400 American, at former pricey; 100 Bahia, at 60. ; 600
li,yptien, at 61d. to 1114. ; 1,000 Surat, at 31d. to 414.
The imports since Thursday are 10,000 bales. The market
closes with a hardening tendency, though pretty well sup-
plied.
Mattentarea, JOLT 31.—The revived speculative move-
ment in cotton has given a new impetus to the market for
Manchester goods by throwing all orders upon it which the
holden had ben keeping back fur the turn of pricey, but
the advance in yarns and cloths falls short of that on the
raw staple up to the presect moment. The advance on mid•
dle qualities of American cotton up to this time is id. to Id.
per lb., but Tuesday's advance on yarns is all that can be
realised, and that not very freely, being a rise of about Id.
The home trade continue to be the best customers, buyers
for export taking but small quantities, especially for India.
Generally ',peaking the busin,ss in cloths has not been suf-
ficiently large to enable h deters to realise an advance
equal to that in yarn, but for printing cloths, which had
not given way like other fabrics, and are still in very active
demond, the rates are more remunerative than most other
goods. There is more basineu doing in 40 to 45 inch shirt-
ingv of 6 to 65 reed, and 36 inch shirting§ are low in stock,
with a good demand, and manufacturers well engaged at
full prices. There is also a better bu.inera doing in domes.
tics, with a little hardening of rates. The fancy trade,
fortunate in the prolonged fine weather, are doing a consi-
derable business.

WOOL.—Ltvattroot, July 31.—We have again to note
a very active demand for Wools during the past month,
and, considering the very limited stocks, • fair amount of
hu Irmo has been done. On the 27th init. 1,200 hales East
India and 600 bales Spanish frontier, Lisbon, Buenos
Ayres, &c., were off, red by public action here; there was •
fair attendance of the trade, and the greater portion was
sold at viry satiofactory prices, leaving our market again
very barely supplied for future wants; in Emit India we
nine an advance of folly id. ter lb. en the finer descrip-
tions, both white and yellow ; Egyptians are also improved
in value to about a similar eaten., and very scarce. Spanish
frontier end Listen saleable at previous tetra, and other
sort. without change The public oal,• cow progressing in
London have commanded • considerable share of attention,
there in not however so large an attendance of buyers as in
the Mac and June Pales, and prices on some sorts may be
quoted about Id. per lb. lower. 'The imparts frum•li graf-
ters continue very light, and up to lot July fall considerably
short of those of last year (Haat India incepted, of which
there is an inert-sae of 6,410 hales) say in Australian and
Cane Wools 2:451" bales, and in foreign 20,373 bales, making
a total deficit of 39,473 bales during the first six months of
the present year.—From W. Gleam and Co.'s circular.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Laana, Jima 31.—We hays
had a fair average business dune in the Cloth Halls to-day.
Cloths arid character were in demand and met with
ready sale, Pricer are Hrm. Stocks continue low. 'Mrs
has liven quite an average trade done in the warehouses
during the week.

lIARDWARIL—BTRMINOHAN, JULY 3l.—Trade has
been rather better here during too lent '41104 k. TM re are
...owe more foreign orders in, and the home trans rail
slightly improved. Most 01 the manulacturi re are in full
wink ; m such branches so cabinet hr,iee foundry, braes bed-
stead nielsing, metal rnlling, lamp and chandelier making,
and the heavy steel try trate ganerelly, the o ellen are
✓ather above the average. Some trades are alai ilerangid
by reocnn of the unto Lied stew of the metal market; for
iron, lead, end copper, especially the two last, the prices
are ell pointing upward ; in tin and copper an advance will
probably tube place in akw /lays. In the district trade is
• lar steady as to afford little ground for comment of any
kind.

BUTTEIL—Cottc. July 30.—Cant : Fitit quality, 73...
wont!, 695.: third, 64..; fourth, W..; filth, .40.;
424.—Currency Fula quality, 64,.; 8, wad, thud,
; fourth, 625.; filth, 431. ; sixth, 335.

roUI,TRYoIc.-31RWitATP AND I.II4IIIIXNAT.L.JVLY 31.
—Gooding., to 64.6 d.; tool.. 2.. Oil. to 3t 0 I.; caoolt..
&I. to 4. 01. ; rho 10. 91t. to 2.. tiol.; Is. 9.1.
too ; r,olotootoo, 1.. 0.1. to 1.. GoI.; Ir., r, os, 0.. 001. to 0.
0.1, ; ogrotoo., 5.1. to etch; trod' bum r, 10.1. to I. Id.
Pet lb.: Eatilidt Win. 3d. Froneti ditto. 6s. OJ.
to 6s. 041. ; snub ditto, 4a 9d. to 6e. 3d. per 120.

FISH.— BILLINGROATX, JOLT 31.—Salroon,9d. to Is. Id.
per lb.; turbots, 4s.to Its.; brill., 2s. 6•1. toff.. led ; cod bib,
Os. bd. to Os. Od each ; soles, lOd. to 2s. 9,1. per pair ; Eels,
bd. to Is. per lb. ; lobsters, Bd. to 2s. bd.; crabs, bd. to 2.. ;
crawfish, Is. 10d. to 3s. ; and mackarcl, H. to 9d. earls ;
blusters, I. 3d. to Is. bd. per dozen ; dory., Is. 104. to 5•,
each ; skate, Os. is OJ. ; prawns, 1.. Ihi, to 2s. Od. per ib. ;
Ishrimps, Is. Yd. to 2s. 3d. per gallon; 'molts, Od. to Us. per
dolma.

CORN.—BOSTON, July 31.—We have had a fair show et
Wheat at market during the week, prices on Wednesday
ranging about the same as last week. To-day's market,
however, has ruled dull, et nearly Is. under previous
rates. Complainta are made about mildew and blight hay-
ing affected the growing crop of Wheat. Nothing cluing in
spring Corn. Wheat, Ws. to 375. ; white, 40s. to 42a
CAUSE/KM, July 31.—We had a large show of Wheat
to-day, sale slow, hut without any alteration in price from
last week. Wheat, red, 364. to 38s. ; white, 40s. Beans,
31s. to 32a. Peas, 30.. to 325. Oats 20.. to 221.

CANTIMOORT, July 31.—We had a tolerably good sup-
ply, and prices about the sane. Wheat, white, 40s. to
46e.; brown, 35.. to 40s. Od. Barley, new, 30s. to 31s.
Beans, 32e. Peas, 30s.

CULCH F.aTER, July 3l.—We had a largo supply of Wheat
at market to-day ; paces firm. Other articles about U. last
week. Harvest will be general nest week , some com-
plaints of mildew.

OVILDFOUL, July 31.—There was much complaint of
blight and rust, and of the ear being badly filled, at our
market to-day. 1 he demand was somewhat better, though
prices cannot be noted higher, Wheat, 3Ss. to 60s. Barley,
20s. to 325. Oats, 20a. to 235. Beans, 35a. to 335.
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Otot:cesenit, July 31.—There was a fair supply of
English Wheat at our market this day, which found buyers
on rather easier terms than last week. There was hut
little sale for foreign, though holders would have accepted
somewhat less money. Barley and Beans offered at a trifling
reduction in priers. Oats have been somewhat pressed upon
the market, and importers still offer freely at 6d. to Is. per
quarter decline upon last week's prices. In spite of a shower
during market houn, the general feeling of the trade is one
of unwillingnea to hold stock of any article beyond the im-
mediate wants of the moment. Import' of the week end-
, ing July 31: Barley, 893 qrs.; Oats, 1,839; Beans, 200.
M•NellneTZß, JULY 31. The trade during the
week has continued in the same uninteresting state we
have so frequently had occasion to notice of late. The few
parcels of fresh-made English flour of choice household
mad whites quality which have come forward hove found
buyers at previous rates, whilst other sorts have been
neglected. Oats and oatmeal were almost unsaleable. The
imports into Liverpool and Runcorn from Ireland and our
own coast are this week scanty ; but from abroad there are
large supplies of wheat and flour reported, with, however,
only moderate quantities of other produce. At our market
this morning no change took ',lace in wheat and flour, either
as regards value or demand. Beans, oats, and oatmeal were
each rather cheaper, with a very limited sole.

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NIVICASTIM-1-IFUN-TYNK, July 31.—0 n Monday morn-
ing we had • heavy fall of rain, which damaged some of
the rank crops of Wheat the wei.ther sauce has been ex-
tremely fine. The arrivals of foreign Wheat this week are
to a fair extent, but the condition being generally indif-
fere-t, great difficulty has been experienced in the sales,
whereas fresh thrashed Wheat is comparatively scarce, and
would readily bring last week's prices. Fresh Norfolk
household Flour is also scarce, and worth 295. per sack.
We had a small supply of Wheat from the country this
morning, and having no additional arrivals from the coast,
freshWheateold readily at last week's rates The great bulk of ,
the foreign now on shipboard is out of connition, and with
a continuance of favourable weather, our millers declined
purchasing except at a reduction in price, which being gene-
rally resisted, few transactions transpired. Fresh Norfolk
households were inquired after today, and being scarce
would have readily brought 295. per suck. Sweet Barley
rather more in demand. Beans and Peas very dull. Malt
steady. Oats fiat. The arrivals this week are: Wheat,
coastwise, 1,195 qra.; foreign, 1,182. Rye, 185. Barley,
825. Malt, coastwise, 107. Oats, 1,507; foreign, 76. Peas,
24. Flour, 580 sacks.

Noawiew, July 31.—The week, with the exception of
a fine rain on Sunday evening and Monday morning, has
been everything we could wish fur maturing the growing
crops. A few instances of blight and mildew are spoken
of, but throughout this district there appears an abundant
crop ; on a few of the early lands harvest has commenced,
and a great many will begin on Monday. To day at our
market there was a good show of Wheat, in good condition;
scarcely previous prices were paid, and 38.. per qr. is now
our top price. Flour was a fair sale, f.0.b., at Gd, per sack
less than last week, and a good many luta changed hands.
In Barley no trade ; the growing crop is spoken of as having
in t. any casts ripened too fast, but the appearance in the
field is much in favour of being a good quantity and quality
also. Deans and Peas small trade; no alteration. Oats
maintain their value; a few lots of new have already found
their way to our market, in prime condition.

Noreirtounie, July 31.—The weather continues most fa-
vourable for bringing the corn harvest to maturity, and
cur grain market here is still of a very languid character.
Only a few parcels of Wheat changed hands, at something
Ices i
b. than last week. In other grain there s little or no
change.

P 88888 OROUGU, July 31.—A fair supply of Wheat here
today, and a ready sale for it at Is. per qr. over leer week's
prices; 63Ibs. red, 37e. per qr. No alteration in the value
of spring corn.

'LEADING, July 31.—Our supply of Wheat somewhat im-
proved today; but the seasonaole and congenial weather
for harvest prospects made the trade rule dull, with a
teodeacy downwards, but not sufficient te alter our quota-
tions. All kinds of summer oorn merely nominal.
Wisnacn, July 31.—Since this day week both blight
and mildew has shown itself in the wheat crops to some
extent around here. The Wheat trade opened rather lively
this morning, but towards the close of the market the
sellers took last week's prices ; yet it was not easy to buy
on these terms. Very few Oats and Beans showing, and
the value same as before. Several samples of new Rape-
seed at market, the quality good and condition fine. Prices
to the growers, 221. to 231 per last.
Wuttcrairest, July 31.—At this day's market t►ere was
an increased supply of Wheat, which was firmly held fur
the rates of this day se'nnight. Nothing worth notice doing
in Barley. Oats, 6d. to Is. per qr. lower. Beans more
plentiful, and Is. per qr. cheaper. Peas more inquired fur,
and maintained their value.

Yout, July 31.—We have a fair supply of Wheat at
this day's marker, and prices remain the same as last week.
Wheat, white, 425. to 445. per imperial qr. ; red, 38s. to 40s
Malt, 621. to 44.. Oats, 10d. to 101 d. per stoneof 1411)1
Flour, 28s. to 31s, per sack of 2801bs.

DUBLIN, JULY 30.—We have again to report an ex-
tremely dull market for all descriptions of old home-grown
grain, without any alterations in prices of last week.
Indian corn, though in small supply, was fully ls. cheaper.
A few samples of new rape, oats, and here, appeared ; the
rape was sold at 164. to 175., the oats at 111., and the here
8.. 61. to 0.. 6d. White wheat. 231. to 26.. ; red ditto,
22e. to 235. 64. ; barley, 12s. to 14s. 6d. ; oats, 10s. to
Ils. 6d. ; oatmeal, I Is. to 12s. per cwt. ; rapeseed, 16s. to
175.; bakers' flour, 12s. to 16s. per cwt..; Indian corn,
28s. to 325. per 4801bs.

Coax, July 30,—The receipts of home grain are trifling,
the only feature worthy of notice being the arrival of some
barrels of new Oats, and a few of Bere ; the quality good,
the former fetching 13s. to 9s. ed.; the latter, 9s. per barrel.
In foreign Wheat the business passing has been only mo-
derate, and some holders have reduced their prices to the
extent of 6d. per brl. A few small parcels of white Oats
have been sold at about 10s. 6d. per brl. Fine Flour con-
tinues in slow request, and the purchases made are for the
supply only of the more pressing wants of the bade. Coarse
Flour, owing to the causes assigned last week, is very dull
'of sale. In ban Corn, which is in large supply, is almost
totally neglected. The abundant supply of Potatoes inter-
feres materially with the consumption of, and demand for,
the article, ani prices have again declined 10s. per ton.

WATERFOILD, July 31.—We have had another week of
very brilliant weather, which hie considerably improved our
harvest proupycts. The market has continued null for
Wheat and Oats, without any material change in prices;
a large parcel of Polish Odessa Wheat was, however, sold at
a reduction of nearly 64. per barrel on Thursday last. Oats
have come forward in moderate quantities from th. interior,
and commanded a ready sale fur export, at previous rates.
Stocks of Barley appear to be quite exhausted. Indian Corn :
Of this article there has been a fair import from the Black
Sea, which is the only kind now offering, and this must by
quoted fully 2s. 6,1. per barrel lower on the week. Flour is
offered at a reduction of 6d. per sack. Imports this week :
Indian Corn, 6,300 qrs. Exports this week: Barley, 470
barrels; Oats, 6,188; Flour, 680 sacks; Indian Cora, 60
barrels ; Oatmeal 40 cwts.

KIRKCALDY, July 31.—At our country markets, this
VI VI k, we had less gran offering than is needed at this sea-
son toe the local consumption ; nevertheless, prices generally
were Iron' 6d. to le. per qr. lower than last week. Here
to-day, the supply of Wheat was only moderate; it sold
readily at just about last week's rates. Oats were in small
supply; Lam, very slow, at about 6d. per qr. less money.
Only two small p.ireell of Barley. Wheat, 365. to 425. per
qr. Barley, Ms. to 265. 6d. Oats IS.. to 20s. 6d. Oat-
meal, per Nag of 2801bm., 29a. to 30;.

CATTLE.—W•not.L SHEEP AND LAND FAIR, July
30.—At this fair today there was a good attendance, and
the number penned was about the usual average. The
trade for all description. ruled steady throughout the day,
with an advance of full Is. per head higher than the late
Gan, with a good clear.ince of everything penned. Walkers
fetched from 251. to 354.; ewes from 241. to 32e.; and
Linen from Vic to 24.. A tine pen of ewes were sold by
Mr. Olding of Ranh, farm, near Anteshory, at 365. per head
They were much admired, and allowed to be the hest in
the fair.

SAILORS' HOYE:I.—It has been determined, after
much thought and considerable discussion, to form inde-
' pendent sailors' homes at l'lymouth and ILicvonoort. When
Captain llall visited the port some 12 months since, it was
determinecl to build two homes in the two towns, under the
' in inagement of one committee, but it has now been resolved
to separate the management and the fund. It is proposed
that houses shall he forthwith occupied for the purposes of
the homes, while the new buildings are in the COSMO of
err et inn.

MORE IRONSTONE IN ATRSIIIRE.—A valuable
s. yin tit loheltioind ironstone bas totem', been discovered
in the farm sit ItAithinoor, in the pariah of Fenwick, and is
considered to extend over a large Root of oonatry.—North
BritisA Mail.

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CASUALTY.
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verpool, u ilahure on the N. W. aide of (hand Haan
full of water, and rudder unelaipped.—Boaton, July IG.

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