The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-25 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltv estrum., J ecit 24.—The market closes
with more etesilinem sod couti.letios. anil prime are the MM.` M yes.
terday. The sates are d 10,1100 bake, 1,0114) rd which wei e
taken for caplet, • ed I,Onl (or neculation, and include .--t,OOlO to
%Mu Amerkan; 800 Perim. and Maranham, at .44. to 61d. ; tW
Fetypdat, at Sid. to Id.; curets, at 20. to JO.; and :so &a
Woad.
MANCH=TIIII, JULY 24.—There is but little change
either in prices cm =mend. rnr the kmer manta of yarn, both fa
bundle and of warp quality, there is a continued nativity for the Me-
, diterramen, and priors; are well maintained. to mute yarns imitable
to India, ea also in cloths for that market, prices have declined, ee
to be almost =remunerative; hut there is still only • limited famine.'
doing in these goods. Long clothe and T clothe are much sought tor,
and there ie • lair =einem doing in them at rennuarrative prices;
geoerall y speaking, the stem of last montk are oerained. There to a
fair =einem aho doing in 38.incti cloths and i tainting tie he, but
prom are namely so well supported in the latter se they were a wt sit
or ten days age. For the new style. of printed goods there is an in-
crease of =einem and rates are well maintilestL The failure of
large booms in the con= trade at Liverpool enconesging the notion
that prices may yet be more favourable, has a tendency to restrain
buy...from so immediately executing their orders., and munequently
mart= to some extent an uofavourable influence on this market.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—NorriNourAm,
July 24.—Ilarievy: In the ordinary course of things for this month,
t►ere may be said to be en average portion of wiles. The reorot re-
ductioe in the prim of yarn will be attended with benrecial effects, as
will also the reduced price of silk, and, oonscquently, we hope atiortly
to bore to report many frames art to work that have for some time
been unemployed. Lave : There la a little more activity in the general
departmcot of oar trade, the demand bring principally for the Ger-
man and home markets, although there is title doing in other quar-
ter., as, for (natant., the Mediterranean, South America, end some-
what more to the gad Indies. The for the future are each
as to have induced some persons to to torte preoent stack of ma-
chinery; mat a the machine smiths are therefore tolerably
full of orders. The priers of yarns are various, the same numb r mil-
led by diderent houses at such variable prices, but perham not more
so then toe diterence in quality would warrant; therefore it is diffi-
cult, on the waole, to say if the prim be lower se not.—Nolliagama

WOOL.—BRA.Drogn, July 24.—We cannot furnish any-
thing new touching any kind of Englimb Wool; It continua to • e
bought at dear pekes from t• a grow*. a, and Wanly a very duly. rale
here. Colonial is very animated at the valet now on, and :all prows
are reviler. Noll and hrokes are In Good request, and late prices
maintained.

JEDSVBOII Fain, July 21.—This market was attended by
a **Mcleod:tie number at border rumen, and manufacturers from
Hawick. (nimble* Parheon, me. The dem:riptide of Wool mostly
sold was Cheviot, although there were several parcels of half-bred
disposed of. Bnyen, in the early part of the day, seemed deteemined
to act upon the rates of other minket., and gave out that profits on
goods during the past year had been so narrowed. that they toned it
impumitge to give last year's prices. This was not so readily ac-
quiesced in, and some slowness; took piece. Several large parcels
came, however, to be nettled, when business became active, mid •
large quantity of Wool woo mkt. Me. Scott, of 1"113171, one of the
moat mammies border farmers, sold his at 24.11 d. for the gone
of 211b.—Mr. Petah of Allots, the porchaeer. A number of
lots moved og at :4a. 6A., AU., 24a., and 23a, ed.—Ague., ranging
from one shilling to cighteespente below last year's prices.
The wool wan violated to be welt grown this swop, sad folly better
than hot year'•. The best parcel is the market, coon/eine ot a con-
sidernbe quantity of boom and compared of • remarkably line staple
of wool, ern 'hat of ilmobtrip, which sold at Vs., but this war an
.0.0.117 superior Parcel. without hogs brought 290., and in
some instances a Allpenee low. The average rote of goo t Cheviot
wool may be rated at In. o.d. per lb. from thhi market, or a shade
under. In bail hrod dips, with a considerable proportion of hose,
Vs. was realised, but these were good. This kind of wool, however,
-a not swooning its rates of ten don bark, and has receded 1.. per
atone. Notwithstanding the tittle of then arket bring rather against
the expen minus of the hammy the latter were in good 'Oita, and
in the end did ud seem to think they had been far beaten when they
had obtained their own Utopian average of Is. per lb. flowick
wool fair taken place on Thorretay, which is the last in the district for
the ICUMI.—NortA DritisA Aviv Mail.

MANUFACTURES.—BRADFORD, July 24.—Yarne.—
The is no change for Um better in the Onus I for Verne; the trade ie
ao b as it can be. We re. t Mat the spinner. are • reopen, dto
curtail th- supply by stopping to ichinery; and, taking the wimic dis-
trict. there is now a large quantity Pi .es.—We are soity we
cannot report a more favourable account of the manufacturing burl-
nem ; for cheaply as Yarn+ are sob!. the price of goods is so low that
there la no profit remaining.

CORN.—BaNituur, July 24.—At this day's market
holdh•rs or Wheat sre firm, in cours•quenee of which Mousse promdud
slowly; In some eases perhaps rather more money nu- given. 'print
corn without change In value. Prima, follows;—Wheat, per bushel,
Is. to 3s. 6d. Oats, .00. to 235. per qr. Barley. Us. to 268. Beans,
3s. 9d. to 4s. lid. per bushel.

BIRMINGHAM, J t'Llf 24. —At the Gloucester nod
Worcester Mullets, English what was held for some advance, which
buyers woull not generally sub:nit to, ounsequently very little
changed hands. Barley in demand, anal rather dearer. taut. the
turn cheaply, with mute rain, Beans and peas nominally unaltered.
During the prevent week the weather has been umettled, and a fair
businees has been thing in *neat, with the tun in favour of the
stake. Barley ICUICV' and enquired fur. WM hi. to 6J. per quarter
lower. More ding in beans at faemer currency. At this day'a
market there W2S a our supply col wheat from the farmers, and not.
withstanding the wet weather, co advance could be obtained; but
the trade was Arm at the currency tof this day sennight. Barley un.
altered. Oats maint.ineal flair value. Beans were quite es der.
Peas dull, and lete enquired for.

BaltruL, JULY 24.—The weather, with the exception of
a showery day or two, hoe continued favourable for the grain [tarred,
and the repot ts rep most the wheat generally as looking wed. The
market tostey was altiggbdi, buyers only taking enough tor their pre.
rent requirements at about the currencies of this day Weinight. Fo.
reign wheats .-f prints quality maintained their value, but inferior
Deaubth gave way, and were sold at a decline of Is. to 1.. lid. per
quarter from the late quotationa. Vicar eras of slow sale at the
We enrolment. In grinding parcels of barley there was gorse beanie.'
doing at a shade of improvement. Oats and thane remain as before.
The prices of (Wiley were as follow :—Engliistt wisest, 48s. to It.. per
imp. qr. ; foreign white, 42w to 442. per 480 lbs. ; Zweig!. red, extra fine
quickies, 40s. to 42.. per ditto, ditto, fine qualit-os, jas. 6d. to Din
per ditto; ditto, ordinary qualities. 32a. to 345. per ditto; hard,
325. red. to 31s. 6.1. per ditto; English seconds flour, 2ss. to 31..
par sack; Visited states, ac, sweet, 21s. to 221. per barrel. Englieh
ant iorthgn grinding barley, 21s. to 26a. per 400 lbs. Devon and
Webb fad oats, Iles. to cos. per imperial quarter; Irish white,
20e. to 31a. per 300 lbw; Irish black, 19e. to 20s. per imperial quor.
ter. English beans, 21s. to 325. per imperial quarter; foreign, 25..
to 210. per 480 lbs. The arrivals fur the weep on ehipbaard hare
born—Wheat. 4,621 quartets: oath, 640 barrels. 120 quarters; bar.
icy, 152 barrels, 2,111 quarters; dour, 240 sacks, 2,360 barrel.. The
e.ltc{al return of the Corn Impactor gives the following averages:—
Wheat, 39e. 61.; cots. 2tes. Id.; barley, 24a.; beanie, 265. Id.

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DEVIZES, July 24.—Our market this day was largely
' supplied with Wheat, all cl which was cleared off at fully the prima
• of lost week, and in some instancts an advance of 6d. per quarter was
obtained. Of Barley there was a Rand supply, with ma alteration in
price. lo other deseriutions of graln we can quota nothing different
to tout week. Wheat, white, its. ' • best red, 41s. to 410.; middling,
Sgs. to 41c • inferior, 27a. to Ma Kathy,e 211. to 275. oats, 1•44
to Ida. Prins, rls. to ra Peas, 30p. to 43e. per qr. Flour,
pm sack, 32n. to No.; "monde. 28, to 32e.

Etaxu.tx, July 24.—Wheat trade firm, at the rate.; of
but wetk. V. heat, W. Ills. to 111..0e. per load. barley, 20. to 16s.
pis qr. Data, tut. to :fie. rear, 30A. to 31s. Beans, Ste. to 3.5.

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GODALMINO, July 23.—The Wheat trade continues
swath sad srinsout alteration. Wheat, red, 3;e. to 13a.•
white. 40. to 41s. ; toe, 13.. tel 96. Barley, 14a. to tio. Pea., Me:
to 32a. Itmort, toe. to 32.. Oat*. 30e. to 23.. per or.
MAIDSTONE, July 2L—There was by no means a large
• .pply of WheAt at motet .o-ddy, wed in conneqUence of the out..
eouralie w actor, higher prime were obtalnede. Barley must be
noted rasher dearer, while all otbtr de.criptions of grain 1 einJill uw
alters I.

It' AN NINOTREE, July 21.—We have had a dull market to-
day ; lat6t ateek'a pears trot *appalled. Wheat, 404. to 16e. belay
214.; nothing else ol►eeing.

Nawiluitv, July 24.—We had this day a large supply of
Viteet, "bleb net a slow Weld a itee.ine of is. par gr., ants glee
eonian remains unr.old. 11.irle a retail trade, at full prima. Urfa Beans, and l'em rather dal, at receding prise.

PLYMOUTH, July 24.—Prices of Wheat were unaltered at
this day's market. far supply from farmers Is very trading, and
arrivals are small this week. but WiEtts continue to buy very
cond.:m.ly. Tae weather still showery and warm.

ROYSTON, July 23.—Corn trade fiat, although the wet-
nen tithe day is against the growing crops. Wheat and Barmy sup-
ported Last week'. orlon. Trearil seed, IS, to 20n. perqr.; this arti. i
de being about half in and half ow, he sudden chenle n the weather
aimed a very lively demand, and army would nut sell. Wheat, 245.
to asa per load. Oats, 16s. to 245. per qr.
UXHIIIUUE, July 24.—We hare had a good supply of
Wheat, the rale fur watch was heavy at the rates of last week . white,
t 31s. ; red, 425. to VW. per qr. Oats are more plentiful, but
not lower in prim. Other articles maintain their former value.
13'0*mM:tens, July 23.—T0-day there was again a small
supply at grain in our market; the demand being good, the
mien were folly supported; in some illatilitCCS for the best one.
pies alight Meaner was made. Wheat, Iv. fah to 20.. Barley,
10s. to Its. Oats, as. 9d. to 9s. 9d. Flour, per aloe, Is. 11•1, to 2:.
Oatmeal, 10. 10d. Bardeyflour, Is. 9d. Ryeliour, Is. Id.
OLASOOW, July 23.—The week's arrivals in the Clyde
cons.sted of 4,460 qrs. Wheat fent New York. Alms& a, r emu,
lboul, and Liver, col; 10,769 WI.. Pinar from Coterie, an-I 2,9'1 tr e.
from the United States sloag with 340 sacks from Fran a, also 1,4%7
qrs. Indian Corn from New York, and 1,370 qrs. Oats from Arch.
angel. Pia Grangemouth, 1,431 qrs. Wheat, 634 qrs. Beans, 470 qrs.
Pea', and 740 sacks Flour, compr red thechief euppl on coastwise, and
2.496 qrs. Wheat, together with 490 qrs. Beane, those from aeroad.
With the excedtion of Saturday night, when we hat a gale of wind
and heavy ra a, the weather, on the whole, ban been favourasle for
the progress of the mops, although the temperature occaramaly
raged low at night. The tr. de remained very quiet during ,he
week; sat la the sales made, buyers had the tarn In prices in their
favour. At this day's market, which was thinly attended, only a ll-
mi ed extent of transpired, NU inferior Wheat was offering
3d. to bd. per bid cheaper, but bolder, of god qualitiot were nut
inclined tom be the same concession. For Americus Moron board
ship a decline of sd. per barrel was conceded. Some sales of good
',fusion Oa.. were reported, at 17s. 3d. per 2611 b., but ether descrip-
tions met little attention. Barley was without Inquiry, and qrs da-
tions in a great measure notnisaL Beans and Pus might have been
bought cheaper had buyers appeared.
WATERFOILD, July 23. With a moderate import of
Wheat and Indian Corn, our market hat undergone seemly any
ehmate since Saturday last. Former prime may be repeated for most
articles in the trade, but the demand for all kinds of grain is of •
very retail character.

EDINBURGH, July 23.—We were well supplied with grain
to-day. Wheat sold well, priers rehes higher than lan maim,
dealers being sailous to base a slimly doh( on hand to oil with the
caning asp. Mere was only one parcel of Barley In the market to.
day, and of a wry inferior devripdon. Oats sold qatkly tieing on
1.4 week's quotations onede•Wy. Beans elao sold well. Wheat,
Sas. to 49a. &die', :21. Oats, 21s. 4d. to 21Id Beam, ifs. to 395.

CATTLE, Me.—Nswani.—The fat stack market on
?eerier law wee well surnilleil with both Bear mad Mutton ; there
were gents. of earthy,' rs but late prim were maintained with diM.
malty. Beef, 6s. 6d. to 6s. ad. per st. ; Mutton, lid. told. per lb. At
sartet, Beast', 91; Sheep, 767.

Waitortzaa, July 23.-1,000 Beasts and 9,000 Sheep
were offer, d for male ; few buyere were in attendenoe, and most of the
steak was left uneid, Mambo being very dull. Beef, 4..51/ to ,3s. 3d.
Fee west; Mutton, 41d. to 40. per lb.
RlsTerlolloo, July 2.3.—The supply of cattle wu larger,
the maim 307. et 12 more than Wm market. Bales ezeredingly
dee, sod setae dawn. Entreats top price of the beet fad. ;$l. : cur-
rent asp, is. 0/ Se N. Pd.; current. la per Data soma aid down to
se. • grasta=cuseit Them wens barge auggiy of Sheep and
Lambs this the ausber kfall. Wog 1,111,11 ham than isst
week, eau auto for Sheep, mad prises he both Sheep and
Lambe were from le. to fa pr heed cheaper. Top pew of the best
, Kamm. 3d. per lb.; avtaat, tram old. sad downwards. Top IRVs
of the led Lembo, lba ht.; warreat. 13e. to 175., and doss to 7s. per
head. At the dose at the market a clearance us not shared.
Mr= or Otto limuurr.—On account of tbs market
held ip Tanis, at the llpla of thabselsol, sod at Alum can Wedta-
day, Oen use Wry say appronar et • market al Brat day,
and kw fa No rho Irk par. Oa Th there was • fair show
'imam aid illalialabr for ads Nam tbe ria Then Tr •
gra deard he err cif aft; kris la tbrward trades, aarbrary
mem% garb Nal nallav se tar
_lairs. la Haw the arta ems
bora rapist Ora kre bra Or • bag trim bet Or Irma ffid
sot kap pro eir ib• swat. away' Wu at war Sasso irk
tar, at =Lima IX is 311. Mrs wea bowbra Err &mil