The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—SATUBDAr EVEIIING.—The market VMS
steady to-day : Spot, 425. ; August to September. 425. ;
October to December, 45e. ; December, 455. 3d. Delivery
to last evening, 836 casks. No arrivals.

001TON.—LivrapooL, JOLT 18.—We bays had a fair
demand tech y with full prime. Tb• maks are 6,000 Wm,
of wbicb 3,000 am apacalatioo and for export
Aroarites, 20d. to 21d. ; 4,340 Surat, 116 d. to 191 d. ; 500
Zapata', 184 d. to 26d. ; 20 Pernambuco, 200. ; 330
Bahia sod Mamie, 194 d. ; 10 Maranharo, 20d. To-day's
import is 1,887 balm

COTTON GOODS.--111ANCHZUTZB, JULY 18.—We have
bed a quiet market, throughout the week, in both yarn and
cloth. Favourable advice* from Bombay and Calcutta, and
the news from America, so far as it goes, has tended to in-
crease the firm producers,but buyeta mania iodeci►ion.
They have not confidence enough to undertake any opera-
time of moment, though it is known that a considerable
amount of orders in the hands of agency bosses are bolding
hack till a safe or favourable moment arrives for the execu-
tion of them. The advises from Calcutta give rather a hope-
ful prospect of renewed transaction for that market, and
the sellers of both yarn and cloth have been expecting busi-
ness to result from but accounts. So far, however, buyers
make so sign. There is more doing in yarn than cloth, but it
it is not much. Some of our manufactures; are buyers of
yarn, but they are careful to limit purchases to immediate
wants. The most prominent feature of the market for both
yarn and cloth is the want of confidence, which induces both
buyers and sellers to limit their dealings so as to incur the
least pomade amount of risk. Spinners and manufacturers
decline to produce much beyond what they have orders for,
and merchaets,when they do buy, went goods available for
immediate use, and are Dotdisposed to give orders for future
delivery.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lans, Jots 18.—There was a
good atteadaoos at the markets this retailing, and a mode.
rats amount of business was transacted. In the coloured
hall there was a good demand for tweeds and low mehoos,
sod several large panda of the latter changed hands at
prices rather in favour of the buyer. to the white hall a
pretty fair trade was done in whims, and a few inquiries
for hair-lista. Yrioes remain ins.

HA RDWARE.—Bnituroilau, JOLT l&—The beds of
this town ontannes steady, and is upon the whole in a sa-
tisfactory state. There is • steady supply of orders on ac-
count of the bass brie ; these are not large, but are nth.
Meet to keep the workpeople fully employed in all the prin-
cipal branches. In the metal trades there in • good amount
of Weiner doing—the various rolling mills being all on at
full time ; the wire trade is also pretty gaud. The edge-tool
makers are also well employed, then being more than
the averse quantity of facia orders in hand.
The jewellery factors have had better orders of
bite on amount of the home trade. In the foreign
department there have been rather more continental
orders given outollan, and then is • fair amount of billions
' to Australia. To the West Indies there is very little
doing; the South American bed* is also reported quiet.
The general trade of the district is Water brink ; there is •
good amount of business doing is essliap ; the hollow-wan
manufacturers are busy ; and on the Dudley and Stour-
bridge bib there are indication of increased activity. le
Ude Soft {M oat--worken" an all if them tolerably fully

employed, Lod the laboarmarket, both e to the skilled and
=Sidled elms, mitt/was to a healthy state.

CORN.—CAWBIUDGE, JULY 18. —Our market win II den
as pramible without say change in price from last week.
Wheat, 44. to 445. Beans, 38a. to 40e. Oats, 20a, to 26..
OoLcar.srim, JULY 18.—An increased supply of wheat,
pekes rather is favour of the buyer ; the show of other
grain almost nominal. Some new peas on sale. Weather
still fine but mach colder. Crops looking well, mu,,
farmers are cutting oats; some will commence early wheat
about the 23rd, an geoerally on or about the Z'th.
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Ocamoroan, JOLT 18.—Our market was extensively sup.
plied with wheat ; little difficulty was ezporieueed
selling maniples of good quality at fully previous values,
but low descriptions were very bard to move. A maple
of new oats,ised 41s. Wheat, 421. to fds. ; barley,
to 335. ; Vs, to 26e. ; beam, nth to 43r. Por
HISTIOAD, JULY 18.—A soma market, and scanty supply
of wheat; trade dull, but prime DO lower. All apriag
aorta is in better demand, owing to the late dry weather,
No situation is price of soy kind of pain. Wheat,
red, per load, runs, 28s. to 30s. ; flue, 32e. ; white runs, 30s.
to 32a. ; fine, 345. Barley, grinding, per qr., 26r. to
Xs. Oats, merge, 18sto 24e. feed, 265. BMW, per lord,
24e. to 275. Pass., Ti.. to 26a. lid.
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LTICIWYMM, JULY 18.—There wu a limited gwntiy d
wheat on offer at mirk(' to-day, the show coediting at
red and whits sorbs. Business wu quiet at no material
change in pion. Old red aorta changed hands at 44e. te
501. ; new red, 425. to 49a. ; new white, 45a. to 665. per 36
atone. Of barley the show was seanty, and priem remained
mach the mama m heretofore • malting, 34a. to 38e. per qr. ;
pinching, 275. to 295. par 30 stone. Oats were
represented, and the &mead ruledideedy at IsatiPl:Vi
prices ; new, 255. to 291. per 24 stone.

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NZWCADII3.I:I7ON-TTIR, JOLT 18.—We had • man
supply of wheat from our farmers to-day, whit% sold nobly
at fully last Saturday'. rates ; • large business was done in
Dantsle at 50a. 6d. to 1524. per 40511 a., according to quality.
Flour met an improved felinity. Barley, hods. acid
steady. Floe malt is request. Gala slow and tto
sell. The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coastwise,
1,913 qrs. • barlsy foreign, 1,182 ; malt, coastwise, 13 ;
oats, malted, 1:362 • f , 1,188 ; pees, foreign, 150 ;
Sour, coastwise, 641 sacks ; Indian oorn flour, 40 sack..
NORWICH, JULY I.B.—There was a short supply of wheat
at this market to-day, and only • limited bruiser took place
at last Saturday's rates. In other article. little doing.
White wheat (waighing 59115. to 6311*.), 48.. to 499. ; red
ditto (weighing Mts. to 6311 a), 43e. to 48s. ; oat., 24.. to
28a ; beana, 375. to 38s. ; peas (maple), 365. to 375. per
quarter. Flour 32.. 6d. to 33.. per stet—Avenge'
Wheat, 408 quadri, 45e. 4d. ; barley. 37 quarter., 2.19 a

NOTTINGILUI, JOLT 18.—The show of wheat was about
as average for the advanced period of the year, and samples
were in good condition. The demand was slow at the
prices of last week. New white sorts wem quoted at 491.
to Hs. • new red, 425. to 494. per 36 stone. There was a
very small show of barley, for which the demand ruled
quiet, and prom were the sates as on the week pampas ;
'Audio, made 275. to 295. per 30 stone. The supply of oats
we limited, sad the deemed being modeste late currencies
were aupported ; old, 23e. to 312. ; new, 22.. to 29a. per 24
storm. Beans were taken off at former terms ; old, 41s, to
465. • sew, 37.. to 425. per 38 stone. Flour, 31s. to 40s. per
20 stone.

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OXFORD, Jots 18.—The wheat trade ruled dull, quota-
tions much about the same as laid week. Whits wheat,
411 s. to 52a.per quarter ; red, 41z. to 50s. Barley amain.
tioct Oat, were not much in demand, and:made from 20e. to
295. Beans commanded a better prim, being mach impel:di,
attar, viz., from 44h. to 45.. Hog psis, 40i. to 425.
(seconds), 34e. per tack. Hay. which has risen in prioe in
consequence of the " latter math" being nearly dried up, is
worth from 41. 10s. to 51. per ton.
Pr 1131203017011, JULY 18.—We had but a small show
of wheat here to-day, and it was token a readily, at fully
bat week's prices. /lamely a sample of spring corn
offering.

ROCHISTIR, JOLT 18.-Bitaisiem was exceedingly fiat,
with but few transactioos in Of best desenptiou
of wheat there was but • hint supply, and the favour.
able prospects of the probable large yield of that kind of
pain caused prime again to recede Is. to 2s. per quarter.
For best descriptions of white wheat the quotations are 50a.
to 54.., end red, 46e. to 52a. per quarter ; inferior white,
46e. to 504., and red 40a. to 465. per quarter. Best forerpi
was firm, sod the quotations are 544. to 58s. per quarter.
Flour is dull, and prima 6d. to la. per sack lower. Good
samples of barley maintain their value, but other kinds are
altogether unsaleable. For best malting the quotations are
36e. to 403., and grinding 265. to 295. per quarter. Good
oats sea taken readily at full figures ; beet Poland' were
done at 245. to 285., and others 204. to 245. per quarter.
Beans in moderate supply, and prices as before. Pees little
sought after.
WIBBROR, Jour 18.-The weather during the week ho
been exceedingly due. Our market to-day to but sootily
supplied with wheat which was held firmly by the fumes,
and the extreme prices of last week made. Spring corn
without alteration.
Woocorrin, Jut? 18.-At this day's market there was
a very short supply of wheat from the farmers, and for the
little English offered folly last week's rates were obtained.
Barley held for quite as much money. Oats taken in retail
at previous currency. Beans and peas unaltered.
YORK, JOLT 18.-The show of wheat was small and the
quality of the samples was fair. There was not muds
business done at late rates for superior demeriptiou. Priem
for white tamed from 484. to 52a. ; for red, 44a. to 475. per
36 stone. Of barley the supply was unusually small, sad
the business done was on a corresponding scale at late rates ;
feed sorts made 295. to 30s. per 30 stone. Beans were
scarce and moved off at the rates of the week preceding,
vie. 40e. to 421. per 38 Moo& Otte maintained their value
and realised 225. to 24.. per 24 atone. Melt 625. to 645. ;
rye, 334. per qr. Flour, 345. to 35e. per 20 stone.
lELRICALDT, JOLT 18.-At our country markets, this
week, we had, ss for some time back, very little boom
grain of any kind offering ; prima much as last week. Foreign
grain in favour of buyers. Here, today, we had titling
lowlife of barley and oats, and only small of wheat. files
nerdy, at an advance generally of fd. to is. par qr. Wheat,
34e. to 45.. 6d. per qr. ; barley, 30a. ; oats, 345. to 28s.
WATIRTORD, Jour 1&-Our foreign arrivals this week
are limited to one cargo of maize ; coastwise sanely ear-
thing has reached us, and with the exceptionof a few
parcels of Gala, scarcely any home-grown goes his appeared
at market. The Ominous puling has been to a fair extort,
end late rates have been realised for most articles. Wheat-
Irish unaltered. Foreign in moderate request at previous
prose. Barley neglected. Oats quiet, sod about 3d. per
bond lower. Indian core continues to meet a good con-
sumptive sale, and the currency of this day sea neight is
readily obtainable for all descriptions. Flour as last noted.
Imports this week :-Wheat, 58 qrs. • Indian corn, 3,353
rs q. ; Boar, 20 barrels, 110 seeks. Exports this week :-
Oat& 850 earreis ; Boor, 51 sacks.

STATISTICS or CITY MASSIFS. Leaden/1111
yielded an Mom* amounting to 28.2421.. the mein of
management amounted to 9,6891. ; Nernst' market pro-
duced • total revenue of 43,6611., the expenses' were
8,219; Farringdon produced 9,7891., and colt 11,0851.,
which is • very bad case indeed ; Smithfield produced in
duce 18,1471., and by tolls 4,2141. ; a total of 22,3611. ; the
expenses of management were 12,9931. Billinpgate coetri-
bated to the exchequer 50,0181., and coat in ordinary el-
peediture23,B67l. There are two other charges co Billings-
gate ; namely, 1261. for deepens* the river, and 8084 law
charges on metage of orders. Street tolls were prolific of
income once upon • time, bet ma in 1854 they were discon-
tinued, there are but two entries under this head. In 1853
and 1854 the produce of street tolls was 11,6201., hot there
b no eitry of expenses,and we most suppose that they bare
crept into some mixture of incidentals and casuals. The
various duties as co.J, corn, and fruit brought in 777,0001.,
and the expenses of collecting amounted to ]43,728/.—City
Press.

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THI CHEST, VICTORIA-PAHL—The number of patient& re•
lieved at this institution during last week was 1,734, of
which 210 were new ewe.
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the body become gradually depraved through the blood becoming
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lions before they have inoculated the system. Many scrofulous
patients, who Lave been comyletely cured of tbdr revolting
afflictions, heartil. recommend Holloway', Ointment and Pies
to the consideration of all fellow sufferers. After fomentation
the Ointment should be rubbed twice a day on the a/retied
parts. The Pills should be taken while the unguent Is applied:
they assist in the work of purification, end facilitate the removal
of all poisonous and obnoxious matters from the body.