The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-29 00:00:00

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MARKETS.

COTTON.—LryzarooL, Jct.x 28.—The market closed
tamely and firmly, without change in prices. The sales
have been estimated at 12,000, and comprise 8,000 Ame-
ricans (2,000 for export, and a like quantity for specula-
tion) ;1,600 Pernam and Id aranhant, from 61d. to 71d. (1,000
for export) ; 600 Bahia, 61 1. ; 600 Egyptian, 6d. to lld. ;
1,2011 Surat, aid. to eld ; 40 Surat, 200. to 2e. 61. ; import
since Ibis day week. 60,000 bides.

Kermit's-nut, JULY 28.—There has not been, either on
the part of buyers or sellers, so much disposition as on
Tuesday to meet the market freely. Sellers are abiding very
firmly by their last quotations. The principal sales Dave
been to country buyers in the home trade, and the scarce-
nest of several counts of yarn has a tendency to render them
dearer. Pin-cops for domestics and several counts of dou-
bled as well as single yarns in mule are selling at rather
higher prices than last week. In some cases en advance of
I. and upwards is obtained. Shippers have done but a
moderate business, either in yarn, or cloth.
WOOL.—BRADFORD, July 28.—There is no new feature
since last weeks—Bradford Observer.

MANUFACTURES.—BUADMID, July 28.—Yarns aro
• shade more inquired after, and prices steady. Pieces:
There is a little more inquiry for matures; in other goods
no change.—Bradford Observer.

CORN.—BIRSIINGHAN, JULY 28.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets on the 23rd, English wheat was Is. to
2s. per quarter dearer, but this improvement only extended
to fine foreign, and the trade altogether ruled dull. Barley
sold slowly at an advance of Is. per quarter. Oats unal-
tered in value. Beans the turn dearer. During the pre-
sent week the weather has continued rainy ; still the trade
is lifeless, and at Wolverhampton no advance could be
obtained on any description of wheat, with an increased
supply from the farmers. Barley rather higher. We have ,
very little palming in oats. Beans in fair consumptive re-
quest. Peas taken in limited quantities at full prices. At
this day's market there was a large supply of wheat, and
although the day was rainy the trade ruled dull, with the
turn in price in favour of the buyer, but we make no
alteration in our quotations. Barley sold slowly at former
prices. Oats scarcely maintained their value. Beans and
peas fully SS dear.
BRISTOL, JULY 28.—The accounts from the surrounding
districts are anything but encouraging. The weather eon-
tinaes to be vary unsettled, with far less than a seasonable
quantum of sunshine, and in some places the heavy rains
have knocked about the grain crops. There is not much
doing in foreign wheat, and prices are but just supported.
This may in sons measure be accounted for by the un-
usually heavy imports of the last fifteen or 'lateen days.
Flour experiences but a slugglish demand. Good grinding
barley meets with ready buyers, and is worth Gd. per qr,
more money. Oats and Beans have a tolerable sale at the
last week's currencies.

DEvizas, July 28.—We bad a small supply of Wheat to-
day, which (quality considered) realised 2s. a quarter above
the prices of last week ; • good clearance was early made.
There was little or no Barley in the market, and prices may
be considered nominal. Oats were in good demand and
dearer. There was • good inquiry lor Beans, which were
also dearer. Prices: Wheat, beat red, 68s. to GOB. per
qr.; middling,47s. to 685.; inferior, 38s. to 475. Barley,
275. to 32e. Oats, 20s. to 275. Beano, 40a. to 465. Peas, 34..
to 435. Flour, fine, per sack, 435. to 465. ; seconds, 41s.
to 435.

NEWARK, July 27.—At our market to-day the businem
in Wheat was flat, and no change in its value can be re•
ported. All other grain was about the same as last week.
Averages: Wheat, white, from 695. to 61v. ; red, 665. to 695.
Barley, 28s. to 325. Oats, 225. tco 245. Beans, new, 445. to
455. per qr.

ITIBILIDOI, July 28.—We have a short supply of grain
and the trade is firm at lut week's prim. The average
price of Wheat is 50e. per qr. For spring corn the demand
so only in retail.
GLaatiow, July, 27.—With the exception of 1,980 qrs.
Wheat from the Baltic, and 680 qrs., along with 4,432 brio.
Flour from' America, the week's arrivals have beau chiefly
from the Mediterranean. On Friday large sales of the finer
in

kinds of Wheat were effected, partly a execution of as
extensive order for Flour to be manufactured here for ship-
ment to Australia, and some of our principal dealers also
bought rather freely ; the transactions comprised new
Scotch at 275., and old English red at 275. and 275. 6d.,
Canadian white at 28e., and 61 lbs. Wolgaat red at 281. par
240 lbs. Flour was in full request at full prices. African Bar.
ley sold at 225. per 320 lbs. for grinding, snd Wexford Beaus,
of only middling quality, at 20s. 6d. per 2601b5. Oats wore
offering somewhat under previous rate', the high rates of
freight having checked the export demand. At this day's
market the trade on the whole ruled quiet, but holders were
very firm, and the prices current on Friday for Wheat, and
Flour, being rather over those obt:.ined on Wednesday, were
fully supported in the sales effected, indeed In some in-
stances exceeded by 3d. and 6d. per boll. Previous quota•
tions may be reported for Oats, Barky, Beans, and Peas.
Imports for the week ending Monday (inclusive) to the
Clyde ant via Grangemouth : Whom, Irish and coastwise,
80 qrs.; foreign, 7,520 qn. ; Flotik Irish and coastwise,
760 brie, 1,101 sacks; foreign, 4,432 brim.; Oats, Irish
and coastwise, 429 qrs. ; Beans, Irish and coastwise, 14;
Oatmeal, Irish and coastwise, 140 loads.

EDINBURGH, July 27.—We had in the market to-day
929 qrs. Wheat, ; Barley, 86; Oats, 658; and 49 Beans.
There were sold—Wheat, 831 qn ; Barley, 46 qrs. ;
Oats, 556 ; and Beans, 48 qrs. As compared with
last week, Wheat was Is. up on the top, and same on the
ge. Barley,wu 6d. up on thettep,'and 3d. up on the ave•
rage Oats were Is. down on the top, and same,on the ave-
rage Beans were ls. dow n on the top,and 2d down on average.
There was a fair supply of grain in the market to day.
Wheat at the beginning sold readily, but the farmers keep-
big firm to last week's prices, caused the sales towards the
close to be rather heavy. Barley was quick and up. Oats
rather dull, and last week's quotations barely maintained.
Beans down. There were some heads of new Barley and
Oats in the market, grown by Mr. Stevenson, of Samuel.
stone, apparently ripe—the Barley was particularly fine.
Wheat, 535. to 615.; Barley, 28s. to 355. 6d. ; Oats, 225.
to 265. Bd. ; Beans, 401. to 445.

WATERFORD, July 27.—We have had soother liberal
arrival of Indian Corn since Saturday, but of Wheat there
have not been any imports. Our market remains without
change for any article in the trade except Indian Corn,
which can be purchased at a reduction of 3d. per barrel.

CATTLE,--LEEDS, JULY 28.—At this fair we had 650
beasts, including 100 foreign, and 4,400 sheep and lambs.
Buyers were numerous, and the demand brisk. Cattle sold
et 84. to lis. Bd. per stone of 16 lbs. ; sheep averaged Cid.,
and lambs 7d. to 7jd. per lb.
NEw4ux., July 27.—At market to-day there was only a
small show. Trady seemed brisk, and a good business was
done. There were 138 Sheep, 38 Beasts, and 147 Pigs
penned.
EDINBVIIOII, July 27.—Tba number of Cattle in the
market this morning was 669, or 152 more than on this
day week. The quality generally very inferior, and prices
down considerably, particularly for secondary sorts, which
were about Is. per Dutch stone lower. Extreme top
price of the best Beef, 95.; current top price, Bs. 6d.;
canent price, 7s. 6d. to 81. ; middling and inferior
sorts, from 6s. 6d. to 7e. per Dutch stone. At
the close of the market a clearance was not effected.
The number of sheep and lambs was 5,630, or 973
more than last week. Demand good, but prices were
a shade lower for Sheep. Lambs also in demand, and Is.
a-head down. Top price of the best mutton, 7d. ; current
top price, 61d. ; cumnt price, from sfd. to 6d. per lb. ;
middling and inferior sorts, from 40. to sd. per lb. Lambs
—top price, 245.; current, 205.; middling and inferior
sorts, from 12s. to 15s. a-bead. At the close of the mar-
ket a clearance was not effected.

CRICKET.

HARROW V. WINCHESTER.—This match Wall
brought to a conclusion last evening in favour of Harrow
by 71 runs. Score : Harrow, first innings, 02 ; second in-
nings, 134. Winchester, first innings, 82 ; second in-
nings, 74.

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