The Express.
London, England, 1851-08-01 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LivEnroot., JULY 31.

The inks to-day consist of :-
8u04a.-30 ►bds. Antigua, 334. to 3k.; 403 bk. Co.•que. 45..
Comm.-13 tierces Plastatioa Ccylos, 240. 61. to 360.; 100 bags of
kali.. ditto, Us. fd.
AII•TELILIAW.FILUIL 11IIELIX-41 tom PIIIISUIN 231. to 271. 64.

COTTON.—Ltvanroor„ JULY' 3l.—The market has
been well supplied to-day, and emptied with Friday's rats prices
of American of the ow violate. are j per lb , other qualities j per
lb. higher. Other kind. me without alters'ion. Tee sides amount
to abmit 11,100 M11e.., 1540 of which were liken (or export and 2,300
me speculation, sod include 6.000 American; 600 l'eropm and Ma-
nnheim eblegy6d; Po Egyptian. ed. to Bd.; 4,300 Saws, 2d. to 31.1.,
1,800 sold by anetion, 2d.to 3d.; 47 ties Islando,l6d.to 21x1. for export.

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MANCHESTER, JULY 31.—We have bad a rather strong
market for goods suitable to the borne trade, low yams, and cloths
generally, having been in demand at firm price.. The news by the
Baltic confirmed that previously b ought by the Africa of • falling
cotton market in America, ►ut prices are firm at Liverpool, owing to
the rather heavy business still main* by .pinoers, who have ch.een
the present as a farourable time to replenish stock•. We have mare
husiners doing In yarns suit-Ate to the export trade for Rus&a, and
the bonnets ansn for the Mediterranean continues steady. Some of
the heavier clothe in the home trade are more In request, with steady
pricer. The India lettere are disasuragiost, and yarns are lower in
consequence, but the lower count. go off well, sad there have been
some beery pun:lmam

MANUFACTURES.—BRAuroun, July 31. Yarns :
The preepects of the spinners continue as cheerless ae ever. The dis.
position to buy in somewhat bet er than stew weeks ego, especiilly by
toe shippers, in numbers from Russia; bat the prices at which they
wish to place their orders ere such se to lease no margin for the e-st
of spinning, and large quantities bare ►een mid that will not pay for
the combed top. flow long this state of things is to continue we can-
not lel ; but it is ruinous in the extreme, and the lees dote the
mare money ;saved. Times: There is rot so great an attendance of
merchants here to-day ; netertbeless, there is a full average business
done. We would hope the autumn trade will begin with spirit in
the coming month, July baring pursed away with far less business
basing been done than in former years.

WOOL.—BeStifoito, July 31.—The position of the
Wool trade it really perplexing, foe that which is usually the mot ae...
Uwe month in the year is now an anomaly, for, animated so the buy-
ing from the farmees has been, it has not at all been impelled by the
healthy state of the yarn trade. I hia is now fully evinced by the on.
usually email quantity of sales now making, nor is it probable we ere
likely to we mum done for some time to c- me, for the prices 'emelt
by the staplers are such as totally preclude the spinners from making
met. Neils and broken are without change.
LIVERrooL, Aug. 1.--Since the issuo of our last
monthly report, the Wool worket has exhibited great tlrmneee,
aut, although the burineen Is limiter, ocoviened by the lightueas of
stocks and reduce.' import*, 1t is gratifying to observe that there is
no dimunition in the demand for most deseription.. In he menu.
lecturing town. there appears to be no watt of orders ; but the low
lutes at which they are give. out leave ouch a small ma: gin for the
consumer that complaints hare been emend. As far as tour judgment
extend., there scorn. to be come probability of this being shortly me-
titled Cum the absolute smithy of the row material; fur unless the
supply of low combing Wools is considerably increased, the want of
-tack will stun, of necomity, an advance. During the month no
public sales have been held here, and the beteiness by private treaty Ia
outfitted to the following elm- es, viz.: Oporto, Peruvian, hlogadore,
En't Indian, Egyptian, &c. The whole of the long Oporto is cleared
off (about 2,000 gs), and all muse long Would, such ui Egyptian,
Woolen fleece, Oprotn, Iceland, &c., are in great and incrcoiug de-
mand. The arrival. from Peru ham been entirely Alpaca, the whole of
which was sold before It reached here. Fast India is in requesLand none
offering; this remark le medicable to any clean low %toot. As far an
ran be ascertained, the quantity in manufacturer,' hand. is smal ;
taking a view of imparts through the kingdom and stocks or hand,
it can with fainters be affirms' that there is a considerable deficit,
which will nut be easily ni ale up. The public sales in louden olio ll
hare been in progress some time,and will not terminate before the lelth
inst., have drawn a large attendance of the trade, and prices have
been satisfactory, being fully equal to their previous sales; the great
proportion of what is offering there is Auatration; what few low
Wools offered Were sold at high prices. neateh : Laid Cheese still
moven ; white Highland b muck wanted, but none forward
yet of the new clip; laid litithiand, of.good quality and light, is very I
-alembic, also good laid Galloway ; laid crass is nut eagerly sought
after ; white Cheviot get' clear as it settees; the Moine.' of the'
month Ia a good one. English and Irish: Mom has been doing in
Englieh fifteen, at rather ea-ier rates; the Yarn mulatto continue
very depressed. Irish Fleece. are very unsaleable, excepting at a
great reduction. Very little doing in meshing skin.—From .Veers.
ROinsun nod C'o.'s C'ircular.

CORN.-11ANnrue, July 31.—The supply of Wheat at
this day's market was good, and priors about the sauce as lag week,
with, however rather kw divosition to purelvoie on the part f
buyers. Sprilig own without alteration in value. Wheat, per bushel,
Ss. to :is. ed. Barley, 21s. to 256. per qr. Oats, 225. to 26.. Beans,
4 to 4s. ltd. per bushel.

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• BIttSONOIIAM, JCL'S' 31.-At the Gloucester and Wor-
, sever mokets, on the 26th, there was • large supply of what
from the Comm,, but lea er prime were not submitted to. Barley
fully as dear, with a large retail demand. More Meng In onto, tit
fully as much money. Beaus were only taken in limited quantities,
ann peas neglected. During the prevent week very little wheat has
clung, d hands, end prices of all descriptions are nominally unaltered.
Very little barley offering, but we hove lee Inquiry. Ogle find buyers
it prtvionn rates. Beane can only be disposed of in limited quanti-
ties and we have few inquiries fur peas. At this day's market
there WAS again a loge supply of wheat from the formers, and the
triode ruled dull, at a reduction of in per quarter on all descriptions.
Barley no einilly unaltered, but much lens In request. Oats sold
elderly, at the currency of this day Belninght. Beans and leas Mid
forfarmer prices, but little progress could, however, be made in sales
of either. The following are the present quotations ; -Wheat,
English, white, per Nebel of 6216.., Se. Bel. to M. Od. • new,
Se. Gel. to Ss. 9d. ; red, S. 2d. to ss. Stl.; new, Se. ad. to Se. 7d.; 'Baltic,
rod, Sr. Id. to Ss. 9d.; white, es. 10d. to 8,6 d.; Polish Odems, Ss. Od.
to W. 2d.; Dusube, se. 6d. to as. 10d.; Egyptian, 3e. 9,1. to Is. 011.
Barley, per imp. qr., 28s. Gd. to 295. lid.; grinding,per 39 21b., 235. 6d.
to 26n. 64. Oats, Englieh, white, per imp. qr., 22a. Od. to 28s. 6d.;
Welsh, black and white, per:7l2lbn, lus. lid, toll.. bd.; Irish (401bn. to
Od. to Us. Oa.; (371bn. to 391bn.), Ile. Gd. to 224.0 d.; black,
20a. 6d. to 21a. 64. Beim, English, old, y r 1961bn, to 145.0 d.;
new, Its. 6d. to 13e. fi4. ; Irish, new, 12e. Od. to 12s. 6d.; Egyptian,
I le. 611. to Ile. 9d. ; French, 12e, Od. to 12e. 6d. Pens, boiling, per
imperial qr., 30e. to ate.•' grinding, per 1961 M., 12s. 6d. to 13e. Od.
Indian Corn per 1961 be., 1110.13 d. to 12a 6d. Flour, English, tine, per
tack of 280ibn, 31s. 6.1. to 365.6 d.; reconde, 32. e. 6d. to 37n.

BILICiIITUN, July 31.—The attendance at market to-day
was eery mall, and but httle Wanes. was trustee-tea. Wheat sold
atowly at Rhea: a declnve of le, per qr. from the rates of this day
week. Barb y, Oats, Beans, and Peas .toady, without any alteration
In value. M heat, white, 10/. 10s. to 11/.• red, 2/. 10p. to 10f.
Battey, 240. to 2.15. trate, 20e. to 21s. Beans, Vs. to 20s. Peas,
210. to 2t!.. 6d.

ButaTOL, JULY 31.-The weather since the close of last
week has bees broken, there having been experienced In parts et the
edjaliest counties heavy thunder with cumrderable falls drain. There
has not, however, been any material effect produced upon the market,
which continues inactive, parties only taking sufficient for their pre.
sent requirements. The prices were ale ut those of loot waek. There
bee bees a sluggish sate fur flour at the recent quotatkine. Barley was
firm and with a tolerable demand, and the same with oats and beans.
The pekoe of the day were se fellows :-Enitlish wheat, 36.. to 411 a
per imp. qr. ; foreign white,27s. to Ito. per 484 les.; foreign red, extra
Sue qua:llia, 40s. to 12s. per ditto ; fine qualities 36e. Gd. to 38e.
per Wtto ; ditto, ordinary qurlities 325. to 31.. per ditto; hard,
335. to 341. 6d. per ditto; English seconds flour, 20s. to 31a.
per seek ; United Matey, Be , sweet, 21a. to 2U. per bend. English
and foreign grinding barley, 2ls. to 274. per Pot
Its, Devon mod
Welsh f,ed oats, 140. to 200. Gd. per imperial quarter; Irish shit.,
20s. to 215. Gd. per 7,00 lie.; Irieb black, ICI. to 2011. per imp. quar-
ter. English beans, 28s. to 37e. per imperial quarter; feign, 23e.
to 28e. per 430 lb.. The arrivals for the week on aliipboard hove
been-Wheat, 4,575 quart... oath, 537 barrels; barley, GUI barrels
1,17 e quarters; flour, 920 sedge. The official return of the Ctrs
Inspector gives the fullowing averagest-Waiwt, els. ; oats, 21e. ; '
barley, 225. 9d.; boon, 32a. Gd.
DEYIXEs, July 31.-Wc had a good supply of Wheat,
which met • dull sale at last week's rotes. What little Barley with
shown fully maintained lest week's prices, 17s. per qr. being given.
In Oats, Beans, and Pus there WAS no alteration In price. ILaveist
LI partially commenced, Wheat being cut in akw places in this
Diet. II Use weather be favourable a good deal will be done next
week. Wheat, white, 485.; beat red, 41a. to 44e.; middling, 344.
to 41e.; Inferior, 27.. to sees. Barley, 21s. to 27e. Oats, Ma. to
341. Pesos, 21s. to 375. Peas, 311 e. to Lis per qr. Pious., line,
per sack, 325. to SU. ; monads, ISs. to 31e.
GOD/LULING, July 30.-There was but little doing to-
day in Wheat, and prices remain stationary. Wheat, red, 375. to
42s ; while, 40s. to des. ; fine, 435. to 49e. Barley, 245. w 216. Peas
30e. to 32a. Beans, Ns. to SU. Oats, 20s. to 23e. per qr.

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iIeTWARD'S BRASH, July 30.—The trade to-day was
steady for all sorts of grain at previous prices. %%bee, tondo, let. to.,
to Ill.; red, 91. 10s. to 101. Barley, SL. to 255. Oats, 20*. to 21s.
Beans, 275. to 295. Peas, 27e. to 20s.

MAIDSTONE July 24.—Our market to-day for Wheat
row a little revived. and an attempt was made to advance prices, but
did not snooped. millers call holding off purchasing beyond their pre-
' ant wants. The wet weather has a tendency to improve the trade
foe Lent corn as well as Wheat, sad higher prices are made lot Oats
and Barley.

MANXINOTREE, July 31.—We have had a dull trade
to-day fur all kinds or grain. Wheat, Is. per qr. lower than last week.
NEWBURY, July 31.—We had this day a very large sup-
ply of Wheat, which led to • decline of Rem Is. to 2a. per qr., and •
clearance could not be effected at the reduction. Thu denaad kr
gru2ding Barley exceeded the wanly. and rather better puma were
obtained, but o.6ta, Beaus, and Peas continue dull.

PLirllo47ll, July 31.—The arrivals of Wheat hare been
small durlog the last two d.tys, and at tbls day's market tho oorn
trade was dull, the crops bete:a:ally well reported, and the wea-
ther of late favourable for ripen them. %bite Wheat, 41s. to 41e,
460th.. ; red, Us. to 30.. G Barley, 205., 40010 a. Oats, 20s.
to .22a. per qr.

ROYSTON, July 30.—Wheat in liberal supply, and last
week's pekes osinuunsd. Trefoil seed hes gone up 4e. per qr. in
consequence of the wet. Wheat, 225. to 21.. per toed. oats, lie. to
235. per qr. Trefoil, lhs. to 23..

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UXBRIDGE, July 31.—We do not quote any variation in
prices. The trade in Wheat is deck, the average value tfis. per qr. •
the supply unall. Barley aed Oats are In fair demand. Beam the
turn dearer.
WORKINGTON July 30.—Today's market was thinly
attended, and the Make aided were almost indwell In reta•l ; fine
quake of Wheat were fay so high as on the ping week, while
Mentor sorts wen a Etas cheaper. In Barley there was Little doing;
the pries remains as la quoted. Oats are firm, but the business
ekes wea limited. Wheat, 19s. to 20s. Barley, 10s. to Ile. Oats,
Bs. 9d. to 9a. ed. Flour, per stow, Is. 104. toga. Oatmeal, la. 10d.
Barleyloor, Is. Ad. Ilyektir, Is. Id.

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WATSZFOUD, July 30.—1 n the absence of any foreign
Imposts slate haiturday, priors of all deseriptioos of grata may tie
quoted the mnse as at the dose of last week. Purchasers take only
what they remit» to meet overeat wants, while holders 0 not evince
say peat saziety to keee rtes.

iffMtentlitou, July 30.—For the season we bad rather a
Isigya son* of graid Ws had some very AIM parcels of w heat in
the meabet ;ea were quirk, and prises op. The top.prieed Barley
was II gm. drew, grewa at Umber, by Mr. Dudgeno—it was In en-
s:Algot emedided barley wail :caught Into the Edinbargh market cm
tbs 314 J*, 11.4 big exactly the rorrespoading week as it was
brought In last year. Oats were larger in supply, and sales dull ; a
gaelt.deal left over unsold Beans fell a little, and sales also dull.
375. to 4Ps. bd. Barley, 12.. to 355. Oats, 21a. 4d. to Ms. dd.
Bernie, 335. to 395.

CATTLE, &e.—Nzweat, July 30.—We lime had only
a mall esarket to day. in eassequethe of the fair bathe held on Cater.
dal neat, but the badness done WA equal in ptioe to that of Let
week. That were CI Cheep, 11 Beasts, and 141 Pip penned In the
setae market.

SAL➢ORD, July 30.—We had another good show of stock,
and plenty of customers. For very fine Beef last week's rates were
slightly exceeded, bat for middling end inferior, as well as Mutton
mad Lamb, no In value sea be noted. The market ',newel'
cdeared.

ED lllSCROthall—The supply of cattle was less than
last weak, thew sr 117 Jere. Bales were ery dull. Good
Daft sold at 7a. per deft ; current price, 6a. dd.: middling
and eterkhY.DinMbi At ths elms of the market a che.
sass was not ~N. Ms supply of beep sad Labs w also eau
thee Mine 4,11114 lsleg !,4.4 lass than last week. Dewed good,
I see lessee left eallese at prices equal bat not Mem than
else allesol helot Tap paste et the bee mottos, ItMl. per lb.;
Geneelee
roe IV;
44bus to
le. to 17 Std. lb. lambs, top, es. ; sow.
fin hat s. adad; eideing sod Weer
=l,ll= Wlb. the dm el the market akw reembetel