The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.--Elarinuua Emu:ex—The iamb. was
firma to-cloy. Spot, 444. ; Air" 440. ; °debit to Doom-
bog, 46.. Dolimy to lost mods(, 580 arks; arrivals
ditto, 1,517 casks

COTTON.—Lrenmeke., JULY 25.—We bay. had imp
sales to-day is cotton with a deem =riot, sod a fll4.
par lb. advance in AZIIIROIM. The sales are 10,000
of which 3,000 an on speenlatioo and for es t.
American, 19d. to 22jd. ; 7,360 Surat, 124 to 204 ;
1.000 Euptian, 18d. to 74d. ; 80 Pernambuco, 210. to
220. ; 60 Bahia and ldaceio, 21d. to 220. To-day's
import is 679 bales.

COTTON GOOD& —MAMMY/TR, JOLT 25.—The inter-
pretation put upon recent Greats ia America by commercial
men seem. to be that they gaunt.) prolonged hostilities and
to little or oo liberation of outlook. Hesse the market for
yarn and cloth in Manchester has followed the upward tee.
daisy of cotton in LiverpooL We have had an increased
&moms throughout the week. The confidence of mer-
chants does not seem to have kept pace with that of spin-
ier. and manufacturers, but still there has been an im-
provement in business to loam extent. For yarns suited to
lentil of the foreign markets, including India, there has
been a better demand, and some orders which had teen
accumulating for several weeks put. having now been
idl•ced, spinner. have been enabled to advance their prices
to id per lb., ad in some cases are asking Id. more.
In cloth the improvement is hardly to the same extent
as in yarn. As reported yesterday, shippers to India have
made somepurchases in light cloths, such ILO jaCCOOOLS,
mulls, T cloths, madapollams and shirtings. In the
heavier and better qualities of shirting' for India very
little has been done. Mallen report also rather more dis-
position among the home trade houses and shippers gene.
rally to operate, but it has led to little actual business. For
what business has been done manufacturers have obtained
very full rates, in other words the nominal quotations of
some weeks past, but which till sow they have not been
able to realise.

WOOLLEN.—Lscos, Jutr 25.—The markets this morn
ing were only thinly attended, and little disposition to ope-
rate with spirit was maniferted on the part of buyers. A
few mellow and tweeds and a sprinkling of milled diagnosis
met with purchaser. in the **loured hall, bat beyond thee.
little was done. There wee a somewhat better attendance
in the white hall, but business was quiet ; one or two parcels
of witneys and similar fabrics changed betide, also a few
hairlists. Rates camel. without materiel alteration.

HARDWARE.—Brannrcesti, JOLT 2lL—The trade of
this town *retinues steady, sod is upon the whole good ;
the menufanturers are Dot what is considered busy, but It
is equally certain there is no stoppage, partial or otherwise,
from a scarcity of orden, and that the home trade generally
shows indications' of activity. The foreign trade is quiet,
but eau sarcly be called doll ; is one or two departmeins
it is prejudiced by the American war, and the cootinental
orders have not been up o an average of late, the distressed
state of the North of Europe operating aa a great draw-
back in that respect. fo Italy there is a good amount of
business doing, with a prospect of improvement; it has
also been pretty well sustained to France sod Spain sad the
Levant. In referenus to the various staple branches of our
industry there is little to call for remark ; the improvement
which took place some time since appears to be main.
tained ;in a few of the oldest (army trades only
is there any scarcity of orders. The lamp and
chandelier manufacturer report more stirritg in that
branch, though it is full early for the autumn orders to oome
in ; the metallic Weird makers ars also tolerably busy,
some of them on aoooust of the foreign trade. The meta
rollers are workbag full time ; the edge-taol-maken, woe-
drawers, and tinplate workers, report business steady. The
further proof that trade hire is is the eejoyrnent of as
average amount of prosperity is the continued satisfactory
coodition of the labour market ; the out-workers have as
much to do as keeps them going, sod it is quite exceptional
where labour is not fully employed. The manufacturing
trades of the adloleiog district are, for the most part, in a
flourishing state. The puddler.' strike continues, sad the
iron trade in this locality is very seriously affected thereby.

OORN.—CAIIIIIDOI, JULT 25 —Char market was rather
drover for wheat, buts haavy Wade. Wheat, 41a. to 47a.
Beane, Sts. to 44115. Chita, Ma. to 96a

COLCHISTIL JOLT CA—A fair supply of wheat, which
meta steady sale at prior rather airsiost the buyer. Some
pate st market sot hard, aleo a sample of Dew barley, am-
aides good, but very steady.

GUU.D►OtIR JOLT 25 —The show of wheat to-day was
large. Boyers evisowl a dispositioo for husiows. which was
very firto, sod io some instances at a shade more money.
Wheat, 425. to Ws. ; barley, 29a. to We. ; oats, Zia. to 265. ;
per, 40a. par qr.
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HERTFORD, JULT 26.—Another T•l7 1801•l1 Malik and
&nasty supply of wheat. There was a better feeling in tho
traria, and priors an 6d. par load doom. No alteration in
spring nom and barrenly anything offering. Wheat, red
and mixed. par load, rank Us. to 3k. ; boo. 3211. ; while
ray 30e to ;12s. ; Ass, 34. ed. Barley, gliding, pat qr.
265. to 345. Oats ware% 13oto 245. ; food, VC BERM:
per load, 240. to lira. Per, 230. to 2o lid.

LIGICEsTEB, JULY 25.—There wee a limited quantity 0/
wheat on offer from the powers at to.day's men marks,
the show consisting of red and white sampler. %einem wa.
healthy, and pikes were le. per qr. higher. Whits mold
465. to Ns. • red. 42a. to 46e. per 36 Wee. Of barley the
show was liriuted, and the demand, although not *Airs, ~.a
firm. sod late rates were meintaieed ; grieving made 21e.
30a. per 30 stone ; malting, 34.. to 38a. per qr. There lira 4
falr&mand,for oats (which were in moan supply), and
were the turn higher ; new, 725. to 28a. per 24 moan $.l,
WAN in tolerable request, sad mold at about L. per qr. la.
ranee ; new, 37e. to 41a. per 38 atone. Flour, 300. to 34,
per 20 dorm

NZWCANT3i-OPOLTTIFE, JOLT 25.—We bad a __
supply of wheat from the country this morning, which pW
reedit, at en advance of le. per qr. South country bsii
scarce also sold early at ls. par qr. advaace ; beanie
held In. higher, but only retail sales practicable. Flo:
in more request, and likely to be dearer. Fine malt fun,
so also henna sod peas. Barley ls. per qr. lower. Oats
being in shorter supply, commended fully last Saturday'.
I rates. The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coastsee,
1,410 qrs. ; foreign, 763 ; barley, coastwise, 10 ; (niche,
1307; melt, coastwise, 300; oats, cotetwise, 263; Roar
coastwue, 750 sacks.
NORWICH, JOLT 25.—The supply of wheat 'eas.,_
.ersit
Untied at this market to-day, and the fannies oseisseed
as advance of is. per qr. in prior*, but the milling trade soy
sot disposed to comply ; an some instances„ however, Om
extra shining was paid for good qualities White ,beat
(weighing 59lbe. to 631te.), 46a. to 495. ' • red ditto (weigllat
5911 m. to falba ), 435. to 4Sa ; oats, 2411. W 28e. ; beaus, sk
to 38e. ; peas (maple), 365. to 37a per qr. Flour, 321. 64,
So 33e, per sack. Averages : Wheat, 1,300 gra, 438.14.;
barley, 24 qrs., 295.

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NOTTOSOILIJII. JOLT 25.—There wss only • modem
supply of wheat at our market to-day, and the conditue
the samples was tolerably good. The demand ruled fins,
at is advance of Is. per qr. New white aorta were to
otf at 43e. to 64a. ; new red, 42a. to 49n. per 36 stow, nu
show of barley was again small, and the &inapt ruled geg
at about the prices of last week ; grinding, 275. to 295. pe
30 stone. Of arts the supply was by so mesas large, set
the inquiry wore a steady aspect at late currenam ;
264. to 31a. ; new, 7.25. to 29a. per 24 ate**. There west
small show of beaus, mid the inquiry proved fine, at fndp
as much money es last week—old, 46e. to Ms. ; me,
Ars. to 42a. par 38 stone. Super Sour, 36e. to 40s. ; Syr
Sla. to 34. per 20 stone.

Plllll2ollolthlf JOLT 25.—We bed a fair quantity d
wheat at this dare marked, but rain falling all the main%
such higher prow were asked, nod there was but litth
hominess dews. A good many beans offeriog at 41e. to 4th
far J 8 Mons.

ROCK6BIII, JULY 25.—There was only a limited attend-
ance at this Coro Exchange, and business ruled somesbes
flat. Notwithamodiog this prices were well supported, sad
in sows 'natation an advance of L. pot quarter for brat
wheats was obtained. For prime lots of home grown stale
quotations are 50s. to Ms.; and red, tris. to 50s. per quArter;
inferior white, 44e. to 50a, and red, 40a. to 465. per quarto.
Foreign slightly dearer. Ibis reports that the limier crag
will not be ao good as was anticipated caused prices to of.
vanes a trifle, but the business duos was of a eery restricUr
character. Bost =lam was 355. to 405., and glindin
2611. to 30s. Oats were doll, and the demand maned ti
bast lots, which sold at recent quotations. Beans and pea
both about the same.

WISBECEL JULY 25.—n• weather &win the week his
bees very changeable. We have rain apps aPathis memos&
which has bows rather beneficial than We pm
• good supply of wheat at market today, which readily
made as advance of is. per qr. Bpriag cern winless
alteratioe.

Woodier'', JOLT 25.—A0 this day's market than au
• very abort supply of English wheat, which was takes of
at am advaacoof fully la. per qr. aulay held for quits u
mash mossy. Oats &Bodin downwards. BMW sad pui
usalemell.

You, JOLT 28.--Ws bad a abort supply of wheat today,
but the atteodsooe of borers was pretty fair. Soles me
toads to a fair extent, and an &drams of 1.. per quarter tom
Mem. New with' made from 4As. to 525. ; sew red, 44e. to
46a. per 36 stem. Barley wee Tay sparingly repreenuk,
and a moderate Aare of bermes wm transacted at so ciao -
Nal obange is prime • grinding, 29e. to 200. per 30 Blom of
*tier kiods of put then was a very abort supply. Oat.
met a steady saU at last week's rotas ; sew, 225. to2lo. per
34 atom. For bum fully late rates ware geid—viz., Qs to
49.. per 38 state. Malt, 625. to 64e. ; rye, Ms. per quarter.
Floor, 34*. to Ma. per seek.
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KIR&CALDT, J 05.;25.—8er• to day we ha only ooe parcel
of barley, sod a few parcels of ode. bat rathor • Imp sup
ply of wheat 8•1•• may, sad prism to favour of Jelin
Wheat, 345. to 46a. For qr. ; barley, 30a. ; oats, Va. to V.I.

WiTIRrOItD, JULY 28.—We have only a =dente ar-
rival of foreign grain to report this week, via., two eirgoes
of maim from the Danube, and one of wheat from the
Black Bea. Of our owu growth ordi a few small carrels of
oats have appeared at market. as coastwise ow receipts
are scarcely worth natio*. With the exceptioa of lodian
own, for which we have experienced a good consumptive
&mend, there has been very little bunter passing in ow
market. Fore4n wheat has boas in very limited most
at • trifling dechne. Barley has been quite neglected, aa4
oats only taken is retell at barely last week's ~ream.
Indian corn goes steadily into comutoptioa at &bast pro
views rates, and a few speculative purchaess have been made
the last day or two. Flour quiet, but not cheaper.
Imports this • week : —Wheat, 3,280 qrs. • lodise oora,
8,440 qrs. ; flour, 200 =km. Exports this :reek :—Barley.
91 barrels; cots, 2,05 barrels ; flour, 81 colts; lodise
corn, 1,200 bagels; Indian meal, 4 sacks.

•
THE BOMBAY AND MIDITIHALEHAN )(AILS.—
The Peninsular and Oriental Convene' steamship Mors,
Captain KaLock, with the heavy portion of the above made,
arrived yesterday morning at Southampton. She has 55
peamogers, two packages of specie (valets 1,3211. 2a. Id),
pearls (value 96,000 rupees), jewellery (800 rupee.), a'so
AM packages of general merchandise. On the 19th the
Mom spoke a French tquadroo, consisting of lye line-d•
battle•altips, steering mat, on the 21st the steamship lonia
sanding soet,•-east, and OD the Zied, off Finisterre, the ship
Sydenham, steering west south west. Gibraltar ex•
changes :—Loodou, 90 days' date, 50 ; Pena, 51, 28c. ,• Mar
@Mlles, sf. 28c. to sf. 29e l Genoa, N. 29c. ; Madrid, 8
days' sight, par ; Cadiz. a dis. ; die. • Maya
dia.; Barcelona, pm. ; a die. • Talei;eis, par to a
pm.; AlioanW, die. Freights without :image.
STEM AMONORT THE DDITHERSED OPERATIVES
AT Paarrom. —On Friday, about 500 of the distressed
overlookers, ha, in the employ of the Pnstra
Belief Committee, struck work en mane. For ware time
they have been employed in excavations at a place called
Bps &ow. According to the rules, each man was required
to wheel 15 barrows of earth a distance of 60 yards in an
hoar. Their reentmeration was at the rate of one peony for
every ten barrows, and although at first many of the men
objected to such a system, latterly they appeared to have
been well satiated with it. Oise day last week. however,
a new regulation was adopted, and the men were required
to wheel 50 barrows each every hour. This they objected te,
sad several appeared to be quite unable to perform the work.
On Friday rooming sae of the men, whilst working very
hard under the new regulation to obtain some earth, wee
injured—a quantity of earth fell twos him—and the men,
seeing this as oas of the results of "overdriving," and
being generally exasperated at the fresh regulation, threw
down their spades, barrows, he., and marched is a body
into the town. They bad afterwards an interview with one
of the members of the relief committee, ad subsequent',
retuned to their work.—Meruliester leamisser.
CRYRTAL PALACE.—HALT-A-CROWN DAT.
SATURDAY, JOLT 25.—Adroiseions on payment, 10,739;
ditto, by season tickets, 6,309 ; total, 17,048.

(A.dVeTtifeettlent..) —HOLLOWAT'd 01111311:1IT AND
Pl.Md.—ln diseases of the akin and its glands the functions of
the >kin become gradually depraved through the blood becutuitl:
tainted and the nerves being irritated hence arises the 11<“,
sky of using Holloway's remedies in the earliest stages of three
affections, before they have inoculated the system. Many
scrofulous patients who have been completely cured of ther re.
rutting affliction. heartily recommend Holloway's Ointment and
PULP) the eonaideratken of all fellow-sufferers. Alter f..incu-
WWII the ointment should be rubbed twice a day on the inc.-J.4
parts. The pills should be taken white the unguent le idnlnvl
they assist In the work of purification. and facilitate the removal
of a polsonoue and obnoxious matters from the body.