The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—Thusrol, JCLY 22.—Tian has been very little
business doing in the sagar market this week, and mime us
rather lower. Maid sugar is dull of gale at l►te rates.
Rum : No sales to report.

oorrox.—LIMPOOL, JOLT n.—The rotten mark,
after some weeks of =usually extensive eicerations, acooth
pealed by a largo 'dram= has become more quiet, bat the
very low pout to which the stock has declined camel
holders to be, with very few exceptions, extremely tirta,
especially for American, and all long stapled deeenptioos,
with which the market is very saintily supplied. Americas
Dm further advanced id. per lb. Bea bland continues is
good ropiest. and during the laat fortnight has advanced 2d.
per lb. Brasil commands full price., and in some instating
Pena= sod Manic an id. per lb. dearer. Egyptian is
still in good demand, with prior fully maintained, especially
for the liner descriptions. Is Surat very little change tan
be noticed. For China the demand has oomiderably
moderated, sad prices an slightly easier. Japan is is
request at full nines. Speculators bare take. dories the
week 7,310 bales ; =porters, 8,990 bales ; sod the trade,
30,060 boles d all kinds. We have had a quiet, but firm,
market to-day. Tb. sales are 7,000 bales, of which 2,0 W
are for =poet end speculation. The following are the
official quotations :—Fair Orleans, 33d. ; Middling, 311 d,
Fair Mobile. Mid.; Middling, 31 id.; fair Lipka* 324 d
Middb.g, 314 d.,

corm); GOODS.—Mannaistrim, JULY 22.—The market
for shippieg yarns woe Tom* has warmed a very poet
aspect, and we have bad little or no change to-day. nos
has been • little inquiry far yarns for some of the dimwit
markets, and also for the Mediterraosan. Boyars for
Germany and Maria have does some little laminas it. yens
of good quality, for which they have had to pay extreme
prices. The market en the whole clear rather quiet. for
bolas trade yens time market has Lees quiet but t 0...
Although but little Maims. boa hem done, there is
no charge in prior. The mall stook of mites in Liverpool
has of course a teedsacy to keep prices In.. here. The
cloth market °catkins much in the state described ca
Tuesday. There is very little beakers doing for an
market, and yet cloth keeps very 1n... Muisilantainrs
bold to formes qaotatione, which are still iamb behind
what the rate for mottos yarn would just*. boa at thiamin
time boyars show the same timidity sad want of omildsoce
which be. so big kept them from following the spread
teadsnoy of the market. The business done sines Tuesday
has been exceedingly emalL There is nothing new, no
fresh coaditioas, or savior* which an likely to MIMS the
roarkst. The India telegrams are expected tomorrow.

OORN.—Camearven, JOLT V.—Weather still hot sad
dry, bat there Is more indicattoo of rain to-day. We had
• large supply of wheat to-dat, and in consequence of the
report of the crop being more unfavourable it was takes
freely, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. Wheat, white,
30s. to 525. ; red 435. to 435. Beans la. deem : Mumps.
31a. to 335. ; ticks, 365. to 38s. Borlsy. grinding, I,
dearer.

Locums. JuLT 22.—We have had a good supply of wheat
at market, sod last week's prices were fully supported ; it
some oases Is. mimeos was given. Wheat, white, 45a. '
495. ; red, 435. to 461. Very little dotes la other articles.
Drkitrool., Julir 22.—Our market has been well atteeded
to-day, but we have to report only a eery moderate ezeset
of business le wheat, buyers seeming moss disposed to wait
the result of present arrivals sod change of whether. Hamel
flour met a fair sale at full prices, seeks slow. Indian cora
is offered more freely, mid we quote AINliell• mixed spate
3d. per quarter cheaper ; no change in round muddies. OW
and oatmeal both tend upwards. Beaus and peas are each
L. per quarter higher. The market closes pretty steady
face of the large supplies.
Waxtritu, Juir ?J.—Wheat trade firm at the full
prices of last Friday ; but millers being generally it shack,
the demand is not so active is of late. BOMB sad sois
rather dearer. Averai,e for the week end* July 18
Wheat, 1,811 gm., at 435. 1101.

ODALS.—LoWEow, Jrir Ell. —Coypus* Hartley, 17s. 31..
North Pelops Gee, 14s. ; Walla End Getforth, 17s. ; Walls
Eed Hartow.l7B.; Eden Maio, 170. dd.; Walla Esd *od4lla
Hottest, 188. 3d. ; Walla End Haswell, 194. ; Walls led
Hatton, ; Walls Kid South Helena, 19a. ; Walls Esd
Slowest's, 1118. tld. ; WOllB End Tonga!, 17s. ; Walls End
Hartlepool, 188. 9d. ; Walls Kid Haugh Roll, 181. ; Walla
End Helloe, 186. ; was End Eilet Hartlepool, 18e. 9L •
Walls End South Baas, 186.—Ships at market, 44
sold. 42.