The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-01 00:00:00

MARKETS

OOTTON.—ldvarook, Yoko market closed with great
'tradition and prism am a shade against the buyer—nothing more.
The asks to-day are 10.000 bales —2,11u0 for capon, and 1,000 on wan.
talon coespriving 440 Pennon and Maranhsm. at Cid. to Tid., 060
Saida, at 61d. to Old.; kW Egyptian, at 6ld. to 9d.; 4000 nand, at
4ld. to Std., and 110 Ilia Islands, at I Id. to le. 2d. par lb. Import
kw the week, 00,000 he..

=roll 0001:11.-11ascaurnin, iftrix 11.—The tope of thu
market has asswmall Ma chsarfalnam than has be.. perceptible for
maw time past, swim la ea Inman of Maros In both yarn end
Yak dodos *slut law dam Operations are probably more en.
asseseed by do bianaslia upset of tha weather than by soy briar
tram odor startria Bat the speculative dkroadtion amongst holders
gssarem4Liserposlas kit as a drawback. Spinners are still at a
ima
fa rapids peso, befog unable to command remoners.
Uwe nor at the west marlist value of cotton, so that any advance
wadi la lig, Mdlewapbeim vary •erbtitsly. lianufanturers
asswerling InatimMa st mks km renunsratlve than those
ablainshila WWI sadmithsr la a good position. This
nassaina frowswitri the yarn Mita Ism tasa firmer, the demand
baba rithar of a general character than In any particular department,
and prism hare an upward wadies,.

LINRN GOODS. —lfircerseria, Jul.? 31. MORN Richardson,
Tie, and Co., in their monthly report of this market, observe as fol.
lime ....The linen trade hoe bean toespentively quiet during the
past moth, sa at this period ot yesz ate home uy do
remit visit the market in ambers. SUR there Mixonmore than an
average tentaed for expert, and stocks are sot aocutoulating in any
departemet of the trade, while lower dreeripdoos of goods are very
alarm, and command higher prtoes. The band loom production is
wow mull, and may be expected to remain so till after the tweet.
The Beard of Trade returns show that the import of flax dorieg Jane
was Dee then in the corresponding month of hot year, which may
partly misoont for the high sought, yarns. SoMners hare established
the &doom of price lately and are fully sopped, as are also
most smaufacturent, both by hand and power.lsom; therefore,
taking to account the pmpeet of a good demand duriog the autumn,
we me Do Amos of prime being lower for tome lime to come."

WOOL—Burros°, 3ULT sl.—We aunt report Icy altHlaioll
In the aspect of this market. The demand in all branches b fair, bat
pekes asked Blatt huhers to below an average. There is rather
seen doing to wool. although the tow of the market is not so easy as
LW weak.

001tIf.—Bnuusonan, JULY lII.—At Gloucester and Woreeetar
markets, on the Yea, what wee shout Ts per quarter lower. Bar.
lei still rearm sad gullies dear. Gate maintained their value. the
supply bang barely equal to the demead. Beane and pea unaltered.
During the present week the splendid weather ha peaty much put
• atop to the wheat trade, sad prime are nominally to is. per
quarter lowa. Basta quits ea dear, and In request. Oats Bellfrail, at Ilvgleritarrh Balm only taken in utak. At Wolves.
hampta, 7, the supply of wheat wee abort, but tamales
issoe was at • &Was of L. to M. per quarter. At this day's
market there wee • fair supply of wheat, end the few ales made
awe at a deellas el es. to 46. per quarter. Barley rather higher
Oats, beam, owl ppm sarbAred.
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BORON. i•LT 86.—T1s oitreately propitious weather has bud Its
sane ape oar cars marbot to-day. what has beau in [sir supply,
sad prim do. to 6s. par qr. tower. Bad. 73a. to 765.; white, 76a
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DiVIIMN /MX ao.—We bad • very pad supply of wheat for the
Wee of par, but the teshier does weer° irregular that It was dn.
flesh to aficertela the mot stets of the market • what wu sold, how.
ever, Cu at • decline of h. a qr., but a great deal remained would.
Whit little barley wee shown wu quietly picked up at &dram. d
prime. In min bunk sod peso no alteratmo. It was stated Is the
market that one farmer had sold his entire growing crop cl
barley et 411 e. a quarter; and that another has refused 30r. for
Ws. MU* beet, fin to 76..; middling, 63.. to 72a.; inferior.
Ns. to Sin Barg*, 395. to elle. Oata, 23e. to 32e. Beans, 42e. to
Die. Pees, SIM to lits. Plow, doe, par sack, 55a. to •Its., accede.
DM. to AU

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JOLT 31.—Onr market this morning Ina very thinly
attended, end, in the stemsoe of any dieposition on the t art of buyers
to operate, wheat was ineffectually offered at s decline of fully N. per
qr. cm flegbah and Id. per 10Th.. ca foreign. Prom the same mum
we also Woo* oar quotations L. per cock no English flour and
6d. pm barred on American. Oats and cetmrsl were orglected
and rather lower. EMU= beans and Indian corn were each about
la. per qr. alomPer•
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JULT this day's market there wee a lair attest.
dame et farmer. The market am very dull, sad but huh made
done is tatee of wkl but Mw samples were skews. and Wm*
saffered a decides of about es. per qr. ow loot week's prices, although
walkst the tamers nor beton were inolieed to sire way much
price. Other grata woe r last week. The quotation.: Whew,
white, els. to Ws.; red, ree. to eft. Oats, 31s. to 32a. Beam, 47a,
to 48e.

1(111111111, JOLT 31.—We are thts day largely 'applied with wheat.
for wiled there was scarcely say demand ; the small proportion dis•
of was at irregular prism, and on the average fully Ss per qr.
The trade in spring Gore quite of a retail character, end
prier; surly supported.
UITIWOS. JOLT 11.—The continued ripening weather has had a
depreming toluenes on baley's market, sad wheat is Sm. to eis. per
qr. lower in value. Ito trade in spring nom in heavy.
WATIWOOD. Aux fo.—Under the depressing influence of nos
weather, and favourahl pronsime to the crowing crops, the tons of
our corn market has been Imunid; still, as .w in is comider.
able, end the English markets manifest an upward tendency, holders
bow someflneesse, and few transactions have penned in the trade
here fines the date Mune last. We therefore repeat our quotations
at Saturday foe all articles.
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Illsoravaez, JOLT 30.—We had in the market to-day 935 qtr
wheat, 69 ars. barley. 638 qrs. cats, and 79 qrs. Desna Thera
wen 'AA —Wheat, KS; barley, 14; oats. 878; and beans, 47 qrs.
Supply M grain net so large. Sales dull for all sorts. and Priem
down frees last weak. Ons lot at bulgy only sold. As compared
with hist week—Wheat was Pa down on tag, and Ss 74. down on
average. Barley was Ps ed. up on top. Oats were 2a down on top,
and la down en mange. Bans were alms as last on top, and 40.
up on avenge. Wheat. 119 e. to 941. Bailey, 32.. ed. Oats. SU. to
Ma. Beans. 475. Pd. to Ha al. Weleht of top wheat, 61110 a; tar.
ley, tette.; cats, 4419.; and beans, 116/10e. per bushel.

cerne. —N ILW ASK YORTNIOOTLT NATIIIIT.JVLT 29.—There wee
a pod *haw of stook to.day, and a brisk marker.. thine were 740
neap end 17 beasts penned in the market.
NEWLIS, JOLT P.— Then bas not been any stock ID the market
to.dae worth manna& In commune. of Inc fair being held on
Saturday nest
Ithrescaen, lean 08.—The supply of sheen and lamb this morn-
lag was again large. The comber 7.663, being MO more than last
week. A very dull market, an at the close a peat number unaold.
Beet sheep, Is.; rem and Inferior. Is. per had down. Ifecaulary
sort of lambs also considerably cheaper. Top prim of the best mat.
too, 6114.; current. Id.; middling and inthriur, from Id. to ed. pt
1\ Top pewee of Imentle., 215., and 04s. 6d. ; current far the best
warts, from Ida. to Ile. ; wonder, aorta, font 12a. to 14s. ; and fete.
rior, 4a. to 6e. per bead. The supply of cattle wee lee, there being
110 fewer. Bales also dull, and priers down. Extreme top min
; current top, 7s. Id.; middling and inferior, from 6s. to 6,. 9d.
sere Imperial stone. At the close a ileums not effected. We had
la the market to.day 7.566 Jeep, 151 fat cattle, IBS lean do., 66
much cows, and 191 pip.