The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LimarooL, JeLT 23.—There has been a
erste% market to-day, and prima of all kinds we Per lb. how 11..1.
us Friday. Toe sales ammo% to about 8,000 bake, 4,500 44 a anh
vete taken for import, and ludo& :-6,000 AMetteagi Pernam.
and /Lasaham, 61, to pt.; 111.1 ft • . at Md. to bid.; 21.0 Egrp-
Wm. esid. to bed.; SOO curate, at aid. to Bid. , sad 40 oes 141,001,
at lad. to aeld.

LlNEN.—BAssrsisr, Jul, 23.—We an glad to state
that the hazy drill bream of this trade *mutates andasily, though
slowly, to Impose. In the home trade we =Dot quote say La-
preveaseat.

COALS.-Lonnon JULY 23.-CLOSE OP THE MAR-
Ver.- Bate's Weal Bimini, 13s.•' Cares Hartley, 130. 6d.; ratetron's
Welt Hanley, 13s. ed.; Man'a Primrons, 128. 6d. ; Howard's West
Hartley Netherton, 131.94.; ionise:Mee Hartley, 12s. 9d.• North
Perry Hartley, 13s. • Ravensworth West Hartley, He. Rd.; Redbeugh
Main, lls. ed. ;' iouth Peareth, Ile.; Taneeld Moor. 138. ed. ;
Mawnley, 128. ed.; Wert Wylans, 12a. 9d.; Windsor's ?unlike, 125.;
Walla End Acorn Close, 138.; Wells End Prown, 128. 3d.; Wall,
Eod Gestorth, Ills. 3d. ; Walls End Hilda, 135.•, Walls End Northam.
Mrtand, 12s. 9d.; Walls Eod Original Oilman, 12s. 9d.; Walla End
Walker, 12s. 9d.; Eden Main, 13r. I ; Walls End Ilraddyll, 144. C 4.:
Walls End Helton. 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, lb& ; Walla End
Lambton, 14s. 64.,• Walls End Lumley, 13s. 3d ; Walls End
Nastier, l's. 3d.; Walls End Russel's Helton, 14a. 3d.; Walls End
pnarborough, 13s. 3d.; Walls End Stewart'r, 11r. 9d.; Walls End
Whined', 3d.; Walls End Denison, 13e. ; Walls End DartlePdnit
146.94.; Walls End Heugh Hall, 13s, 6d.; Walls End Kelloe, 14s. 6d.;
Walls End South Hartlepool, 13.. ed.; Walls End South Kelloe,
134. 6d.; Walls End Wed Kolloe, 13.8.•' Wall, End Whitworth,
12a. ; Walls End Adelaide Tem, 138. 93. • Walls End Serm.,ur
' Tees, 138.• Walls End West Cornforth, 12s. lid. • Birehgrove
Oraigola, 195.; Cowpen Hartley, 135.6 d.; Sidney's 13e. 6d.
-Ships at market, 163; sold, 116.
lIOPS.-WoECESTEn, July 22.-Our plantation reports
ate not lo favourable thia week as last, the bite in many gardens look-
ing sickly and turning yellow from want of warm forcing weather ;
the rains of the last two dal a will, however, probably improve their
appearance. The account. from Kent and Sussex are as bad as ever,
and all hopes of a crop are now ab autookl. We had a good demand
on Saturday, and prises may be gaoled per cwt. higher. Duty fur
Worcester, 14,00111.

CORN.—BartNausit, July 23.—This market Was only
thinly attended to-day, either by farmers or miller.. The day being
wet the farmers asked higher pekes' which millers refused to give,
and only made purchases for immediate use. The markets now here
are called weather market*, and vary in a great measure with the
state of the weather. The rates of hat week were fully maintained,
rad in some Instances a slight advance was obtained in Wheat, Little
doing In other kinds of grain.
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BOSTON, July 23.—We have had a rather larger show
of Wheat at our market to-day than for some weeks put, bat the
demand was by no means brisk, and the trade ruled du!' at Is. de-
cline, floe rod making 41s. and Vs., and fine whits 440. to 458. per
qr. Nothing scarcely doing in spring men and prices unaltered.
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CHICHESTER, July 23.—Our market to-day presented no
new feature. The supply was small, and the trade dull. In the
absence of any transactions of Importance the prime of all k oda tit
grain may be quoted nominally se last week.
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HAYWARD'S HEATH, July 23.—Wheat in fine supply;
but little other grain offering; prise unaltered. Wheat, suite,
198. We. to Ilf.; redjel. 35. to 91. 13a. Barley, 21e.t0 25a. Oats, up.
to 20s. Beane, 275. to Mc PiraP, 27a. to 295.
HEREToun, July 23.—The influx of farmers attending
the " urchitliorional visitation. presented a busy aspect to the market.
Owlet; to the eery limited stuck now held by the :armee., cal s were
maintained at full top priori. Wheat harvest sill be Kemal in nine
or teurteen days, and should the weather remain propitious the in-
gathering will be prolific and kind in quality and magnitude.
NEWARK, July 23.—Although we have had rain during
the whale of this day, and some unfavourable reports of the Wheat
crous as to the smut and the worm, the trade ruled dull at last week's
quotations. In other grain no variation.
RuMFORD July 23.—We had but a small quantity of
Wheat at our market buds); prices tame as last week, as was all
other grain that was sold. Wheat, 40s. to atis. Barley, 25e. to 28...
Ohs, 200. to 24a. Lamp, 27a. to 31p. Pearl. 275. to RM.

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SCALDING, July 22.—Our market is rather better sup-
plied with Wheat thou for some week. put; (or the beat buds about
late prima, up for Ilse. fine red, 42.. to 43..; inferior, from 112. i. to
40a.; white, life, 42.. V, 440. Oata are still M good demand, at
from 11d. to 12d. per atone. Bean*, 30s. to 3.15. per qr., of Id .tone
the mek.

STOCKTON-ON-Tate, July 23.-The supply of grain
coastwise for the past weer is very Incited. This morning we oad •
a fair show of Wheat, which met • slow sale at a decline of Is. to 2s.
per quarter on last week's rates. In foreign few traneactions took
place, and prices remain nominplly the same as last week. Oats,
Bean., sod Peas met a fair demond at about lost week's currerey.
Wheat, British, per qr. of 63Ibs. to the bushel, Durham :And York-
shire. red, 14 to Oa. ; white, 17a. to Soo.; south country red,
42. to 435.; white, 471. to 50.. Osts, feed, 21s. to 255.; potato,
26a. to His. Beans, new, 33. to 575. Flout, per sack 01 D0W..., tine,
33.. to 34e ; superfine, 36a. to 37. Oatmeal., scotch, 335. to ice.
Foreign: Wheat, per qr., of G3lbs. to the bushel, Dentate, Bonito-
WT. 9701 Elbing, les. to 30..; Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund,
14s. to 465. ; Hamburg and Stettin, 445. to 41e. ; Holstein and Danish,
435. to 445.; Polish, Odor. and Russian, 10. to 41s. Runs,
((wino, Fermi:or, per to., 91. les. Fine Pollard, per ton, U. 15..;
coarse, 31.135. Born, 31. 10. Imports during the past week : Wheat,
coastwise, 20 qrs.; Holey, SO.
DI:BLIN, JrLY 22.-The weather has been favour:o;re
for the crops daring the bat three days, and the corn market was
dell this day for every description at *train. We continue the quota-
tions of last week, but the traeasctiona were very few. A sample of
10 barrels of new rapeseed appeared, and was sold at 191. per bet.
White wheat, 22. Gd. to 23. 6,1.; red ditto, 21,. Gd. to Hs. ;
oats, 12s. to 139.6(1. per barrel; oatmeal, 12s. to 135.; bakers' flour,
Ils. to Its. per cwt.; Whin corn, 27. to 29. 61 per 190 Its.; rape-
seed (40 brie.), 19.. per tel.

CATTLE, &C —ROMFORD, July 23.—Our supply to-day
of lot stack was not so large, with a send guantray of otuer stock,
which sold abut the same as Wt week. Beef, 2a. lad. to 9s. 84.
Mutton, h. to /Is. 10d. Lamb, tr. tole. 6d. Veal. Se. to 3a. sd. Pork,
3a. to M. 10d.

SOUTHALL, July 23.—Our market ruled flat to-day, at
about last week's rates; supply short. Beef made from Is. nd. to
Y. 6.1. Mutton, 20. led. to M. Lamb, la. 2d. to 3s. Veal, 3s. to 4a.
Pork, 2a. Bd. to 38.64. per roue of albs., Making tbs offal.

STRATPORD-ON-AVON JULY FAIR, July 21.—The at-
tendance of buyers wee good. The show of Mock small. Beef, beet
quality, averaged M. per lb.—all dimmed of. Of Cows and Calves
there were but few, awl not much in demand ; prices from 101. 10s.
to 121.105. Steers Fold rather freely, at gt al prices. Barrens also
met with a ready sale. The chow of gbeep and Lambe was good,
there being nearly 2,400 penned, aed nearly all sold. Mutton, lare,
from 4,d. to M. per lb.; tight weights mil,sed more; vrethen, 31d. •
Lambe, from ed. to 64d. per lb. The horse fair was well attended
there being a mach Urger quantity than usual; a few good ones
changed hands, at high prima.

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