The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livessoca., JULY 7.—The market closed heavily, and
prices of all kinds are without any ebonite from yesterday's rates.
The sales were 4,000 bales—all to the trade —comprising, s,ooo Arne-
rims. at irregular prices; 200 Pet tuun and Maranham, at 64d. t,
Sid.; 60 Bahia, at 6 ;100 Egyptians, at flgd. to led.; and 260 Surat,
at Sad. to 41d. per lb.

COTTON GOODS.—Mexcizersa, JULY 7.—The business of the
week has been on a limited scale, and we have no improvement in the
market to.day. Bellers thew a good deal of &meets, and there is no
general reduction of prices, but chit the inclination is In favour of
buyers, who struggle bit by bit to get back to a basis for operations In
which they have more confidence, and here and there are mere or less
successful In obtaining small cencemiinu. The chief difficulty of the
market Meth! that arising from the late attempts to force up prices In
the cotton market permanently—attempta which have proved abor.
tire, but which hays never Useless bad a very disturbing and iajuriotts
effect on the market for manufactured goods. In addition to this, the
prediction exceeds the demand notwithetanding some few isolated
attempts to reduce it, end the action of the cotton market, above re.
fared te, has placed difficulties for the present in the way of any
general combination In favour of short time. Two meetings for this
object have been held at Preston during the week, but have been un-
succesetul—probably became some manufacturers felt that they were
in much more advantageous pceitions for continuing on full time than
others. Stocks are accumulating, however, and it it felt that to this.
complexion things must come, stoner or later, unless an Improve•
meat in demand comes from some quarter .f which there is no pros.
peat at present.

BILL—We reported on the list June the result of the public sales
then Just concluded and the position of the market at that moment.
Business has since been of a less attire character, but programme
steadily, the improvement In prime, now about 10 per cent. open the
prices of February, not belag aufacient to interfere with eonaump-
tion. The deliveries of la Naomi were volumed, nted, but can
scarcely be calculated wen ire continuance, various circumstances
haring combined to swell the norshoro. Mins silk is FUJI the Gee
article, and is, in fact, NM,* cheaper now than prior to the im-
provement, in oonsequeneed the Mgt Woo of European silk. The
stock is now within moderato tiospoeti sal le likely to become gra-
dually mullet till the mini of tin now silk. At present
the groat doling so oloporod with hot year Is In the lowest
elm of Meths owl dos better doom of Toyama. There is
also a lop diminutionfaltpsas gunendly, bat this ',counteracted
by the Inoreneoll otwunlity of . 01,110 or . lornymosn," which are
very asoogtobin ategoonosiegilow mo Mamie silk cape.
rimed • ifebtabobe the anted of theMe loot nudL For the mo-
ose& Ono wont aolloro fir orstosi at Us. About 400 bales were
tam ; that rolneedtba torkoe. and We gestation la again 13s. 6d.
Canton silk emit ouslity o emu and In request. Bengal silk at
last shows soon a Ighe opuptom of life, and Is beginning to find its
way Into lemessed eansemplism. the low pekes attracting attention.
In Italian silk Importers talteCentt in some instances ere obtaining,
2s. te 3s. per 4
above thus owned a month Mace. The accounts of
the crop Onmay very unlithourable. to &nth and Persist silk
nothing new.—Prom Yaws. Durant and Co.'s Circular.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—IIan, JULY 7.—We have no change to
he report to the coloured cloth market today. There continues to be a
healthy appearance, and • fair average busineee hos been dole. In
the white cloth market there was considerable animation tow.rds the
close, and a good buaincas has bees transacted. Both the markets
have been very satisfactory, and pukes have assumed a firm aspect, ,1
consequent on the advance In the price of wool at the London Wee.

HARDWARE.—IItaInIiGHAM, itILY 7. Trade here still continues
dull, as at this period of the year and quarter it generally is. Still
bedews is gradually, though slowly. retiring. In some districts the
factors' orders have undoubtedly very much fallen off during the last
three or four months; this observation applying chiefly to the mann.
factoring taws In the north of England, which depend for much of
their ea the export trod*. The outline in it, coupled
with prism of preeningry has had the effect of lessening
easekkrably the damaW for oar manulectoree; but in tbe astricul-
toed dletriels there has been se sulk drawback. Even at this mo.
mient, whim the markets an thinly attemied, the factors' orders are
ned en* biker the avenge, unebain nit as Ae business with the
;evens
eelreemegen fa nennil none. Me One en al intimate
nrat bp double& eon eine nen enough of the
endtka of Ilene peenny; In es the we incline to the
engin that ear peapeate an Idielnedeg. Titre are acme very
Andoreerearat 41,14 es tbs Ite mins small wares,
the damned for them arida Mont mangy in consequence
of the mac The woven ben Mamie& received this week
en teens show that we shall hew a busy trade with the States and
Canada next year, the demean fee Iron is daily increasing, and the
dodo of hardware goods genseally are raid to have been never
mann than they ere at tett moment all over the Union. This week
ono* have been received from Australis; the reports received arc far
men favoerable than they have been for some time ; remittances to a
considerable amount ere to band, and commercial concerns arc retire.
rented aa gradually Fettling down to a natural state. The reports
from the district of South Staffordshire arc anything but eatisfactory.
In the neighbourhood of Dudley the inenufactoring interest is very
much deplored, this being to SOS a extent attributable to local mone-
tary derangements, fp which the beakers have contributed in no
small degree, by encouraging the speculative mania which spread
over the district eighteen months ago. The notice to the colliers in
the neighbourhood of West Bromwich of a reduction In the rate of
wages expired lave .•=aturday : a portion of the men bare retuned to
work at the old prices, but there is still a emselderable number making
holiday. The quarterly meetings of the ircemasters comment* at
Walsall on Tneeday, and conclude at Dudley next Saturdly evening:)
the trade is represented to be Improving.

CORN.—Camastaoa, JrLT 7.—Wheat vista short supply, and Is.
dearer than last week little else offet mi. Wheat, red, 7)s. to 745.;
white, 76a. to 7446 Barley, 35a. to 341. Beans, 446. to 455. Oats,
245. to s2a.

Cwtersahear, Jets 7.—We bad a short supply, and prices from Is.
to lc higher. Wheat, biotin, 635. to 76..; white, 7146;t0 82s. Bar-
ley, 325. to 335. Oats. 31s. to 34e. Bean; 41s. to 461. Peas, 41s.
C4LIIIILT. JULY 7.—We bad a large supply of wheat and oats,
both of which were the tarn lower. Barley ; supply moderate.
prices the ante. Wheat, white, new end W 4 295. to 305.; red,
sew and old, 17s. to 295. Barley, new and old, 144. to 13s. Osta,
potato, IM. 6d. to 13s. 6d.; common, Ills. 6d. to lb. Bye, 15s. to
tea. Thor, per stone, 2s. tld. to 3a. Oatmeal. Is. 4d. to 2.. 6d.
Itymneal, le. M. Berle/meal, ls. W.—Carlisle Journal.

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Cowmen's, JULT 7.—At our market to-day the supply of grain
was short, and priors ruled as on this day se's:light._
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Ginucesran, JULY 7.—T b. continuance of eplendid weather has
again restricted Walser, and prloes of wheat moat be quoted gra, at
last week's rates. No enquiry for foreign. Barley and beans quite
inactive. The oat trade remains without chasge. Imports during
the week: Wheat, foreign, 36e qrs.; beans, foreign, 82.
GUILDFORD, Jute 7.—There was a fair supply of wheat for the time
of and a good demand, especially for floe qualities, prices gene-
rally being Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, 70s. to ens. Barley, 335. to
375. Wu, 20s. to .i3s. Ikons, 1110. to Ha.

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HICILTVOIII. JULY 7.—The market to-day was well supplied with
wheat. and we had but few buyers; which caused the trade to be very
dull at Wetly to rod prima u last week. Barley made full prices.
Oats. peas, and beans, fully support former prices. Wheat, 41e. to 31..
per load. Harley, 30s. to Ms. per qr. Oats, 245. to 3.4. per qr. Peas,
He. to 30e. per load. Beans, 11a. to Si..
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Nswourrin-uren-Tyyz, JULY 7.—The weaker this week has been
everything th.it could be wished, and theorems are progressing satis-
factorily, still, however, Judging from pleat appearanore, a late
harvest seems Inevitable. The trade during the present week has
been characterised by great firmness, and a kir steady busine.s hay
been done In wheat at very full prime.cli Flaw In some oases has been
ported with, where vessels required sapywyea rather easier
terms, bat holders generelly, from the of stocks, have re-
fused to make any concession. Barley been held with great
tenacity, an I the same remarks will • to thee articles. At our
market Weakening we had a very show of wheat from
the growers, and the arrivals onantwase as wall as from abroad being
equally so, fresh-thrashed ample. ware 'leered off early at an
amendment of Is. to Is. per qr., South eawntry qualities at the Fame
time commanding a large share of attention at the extreme rates of
this day sennlght. For a very enpormit wed of Norfolk yr Uow
81a. was procured, whereas the siseksek Maki Wisbccb end *nail
eciann7 red were a favour et Cgs. t Illeslabyellow. at 78a. to 78s. 6d. ;
and Boot& white, not Irk rate. at Ma. no foreign offering kin
all more or lam Wasted is nonditkin, lindninn was omilleed solely to
suds es way he. of eastern ma. won width an enhancement of
Is. per qr. wee eulabildmilL Zed dim boa may Wolgast upon the
market, ft wadi bees
~nnonimillsi possibly a shade
more. Meg go bid meg Wire repeatedly bid and to-
famed for &du gala Rye met little attention. Bar-
ley more hagiked goal Drib law worth Ste. weighed 6 lbs.
In other make we have M mamba alteratioa, excepting oats,
whit& if anything were Mere senght after, s2e. being refused for
Motel /kb& per busbeL Arelvala this week :—Wheat, coastwise,
1,741 qrs.; breeign, 733; hake, imastwiee, 44; oats. eosaterlae, 873 ;
foreign, 87 ; pros, coastwise, 111; foreign, 33„ Flour, 133 sacks.
Nommen, JULY 7.—Our market this day was well attended by far-
mers and merchants; a taw quantity of wheat was Milked, but the
2s. per qr. advance which wee demanded checked sales, and
mutely a quiet business was done at fully Is. per qr. above lest week's
ratOO. Flour was in request, and late rates were without diftimity
obtained. Barley trade almost nothing. Beans in serendipity email
supply; deed limited; no change In prime. In pea, no:hang
doing. Oat, were a small supply; good demand, and full priors wero
paid. Wheat, whits, 78a to 80s. per qr.; red, 725. to 735. ; beans,
50s. to 625.• oats, 30a. to 348. Fine houshold flour, 325. per sack of
21101 be, purchasers Andingeacks, and claiming one month's eri
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PiIIUIDOIOOOC, Jura' 7.—Our supplies:of pain are again small here
to-day. Puss wheat makes fully Yet week's prices, and in same in-
stances ls. per qr. more ■ oney Is pima ; our heat dilb. red or yellow I
wheats snake iss. to ga. per qr. fiesroely a sample of spring earn
@bowleg, and prices nominally as last week.
Its.surso, JOLT 7.—A short supply of wheat, but considering the
mills are unable to work to the usual extent, owisg to the lowness of
the water, it la found to be fully equal to the demand. The trade
rules very inactive at last week's prima. Barley, little on offer, a
brisk inquiry, Is. per qr. advance. Oats and beano a trifle dearer.
Pess se feat quoted.
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onuses, 7ptT 7.—The soupy of wheat L WM than last week,
mkkmtly drawing into a =mower °move, which, although the
weather to very fins, emboldens. the farmers to sak ma obtain higher
prima. Ws are fully Is., and in some instances, la. per qr. dearer
may. Of wring eorn almost nothing offers, and former rims
obtained. Prism to the growers :—Wheat, new, 725. to hi.. por qr.;
Oats, is. 20. to is. Md, per stoma. Bans, 475. to 30s.

noacasess, Prix 7.—At this day's market the supply of wheat
was short; consequently. the prim was maintained, notwithstanding
the fins weather. Barley in retail Maud, at previous rates. Oats
elle ma dear, but way taken in retail parcels. Beans very dull and
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Tome, Jinx 7.—The strew of wheat at our market tn4ay km been
exaredingly smell, and millers had to pay a alight advance on bat
week's prima No change in other grain. The weather daring the