The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-25 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON. —LINTRPOOL, JULY 24.—Our market is ex.
tremely flat to-day, with small sales at previous rates. Tho
sales are 6,000 bales, includinf. 4,910 American, at 4d. to
80. ; 800 Surat, at 3d. to 4 ; 100 Epptiaa. at Bd. to
Sid. ; 70 Perham, at 71d. to id. ; 80 Bahia, at 7d. ; 40
Maranbani, at 71d. to Rd. ; of which 1,300 are for specu-
lation and export. The week's import is 34,530 bales.

COTTON GOODS. —IIIANCUISTZR, JULY 24. —The
market is still depressed. In yarns prices are gener.illy
lower, in most cases id. to id. pet lb. down. There are
offers making for most markets, but at low prices, hut
which were not accepted in all instances. In clothe there
is more doing for Ind* including 40.ineh sbirtinp, mad.-
poilams, and jacconets, but chiefly in consequence of sellers
being willing to take lower prices than they would last
week. For long cloths, T cloths, and domestics, the market
was depressed, and sellers had to take rather lower primaw
than they were willing to accept last week. For 3b-inch
shirting* and printers lower prices were also taken.

WOOLLEN.—Lsens, JUL"' 24.—We have had a flat
market this morning. It was indifferently attended, and
only a very moderate business was transacted.

MAN UFACTITRES. —H DOE RSPIELD, JULY N.—There
has been a moderate amount of business doing to-day, bat
buyers exercise great caution in their purchases, owing to
the present cold unseasonable weather, which causes some
fears as to the result of the approaching harvest.
WOOLS.—Hunomusrmu, JULY 24.—The price of wools
is considered too high for buyers to make large purchases,
and they are consequently baying only in small quantities,
anticipating prima will be a little easier.

CORN.—Hutt., JOLT 24.—At this day's market a small
supply of English wheat ; fresh qualities in request
at fully 2s. per qr. over last week's currency; best reds
made 61s. to 625., and chambered lots 601. per 5041b5. ;
foreign Cads numerous retail buyers at the improvement
noted during the week. Barley scarce, and in steady re.
quest at prices in favour of sellers. licins and peas support
former rates. Oats in better demand than of late, but not
quotably dearer. The foreign imports last week are as
under :—Wheat, 4,224 qn.• barley, 7,743 • oats, 5,435 ;
beans, 531 ; peas, 3,119 ; linseed and rapeseed, 29,184 ; oil
cakes, 574 tons ; bones, 156.

LZIDIS, deur 24.—(From the Circular of Messrs. Dunne
and Co.)—We have had a slight shower of rain to-day,
but the weather amain a little more settled, although it
is still very cold and ungenial. The show of fine new wheat
diminishes most perceptibly, and it is with difficulty our
millers can supply their wants ; such qualities meet a ready
sale at an advance of 2s. to 3s. from last week's rates, but
old and common descriptions are not yet freely taken.
Barley as before. Beans and oats rather improved in value.
Other articles unsltered.

Lrviamot, JULY 24.—We had • good attendance
of millers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and with an
active demand froni the interior sellers of good American
descriptions found no difficulty 111 obtaining the advance of
11. to 2d. per cental. Flour had only a moderate in-
quiry, but was not to be had udder an advance of fully
6d. per barrel and sack. Indian corn was held firmly for
Friday's prices, but the business passing was only in retail.
Oats and oatmeal steady at full prices. Deane were the
tarn better with a fair demand. Peas and barley un-
altered. The market closed with less briskness.

LYNN, itf LT 24.—Weather since Sunday has been very
unsettled with a good deal of rain. Today's market was
but thinly supplied with wheat; day being very wet caused
an advance of fully 2s. to 3s. upon List Tuesday's prices.
Beans and oats ls. per qr. higher. Barley, prices unaltered.
Wheat, white, old, 6111 n. to 631b5., 575. to 625.•, ditto,
new, 60Th.. to 621b5., 56e. to 625.•, ditto, red, old, 61Ibs. to
631 be., 545. to 60s. ; ditto, new, 59Th.. to Glib.., 54e. to 58s.
Barley, Chevalier new, 5211 a. to 5411 n., 395. to 411 s. ;
ditto, common, 511 b.. to 52115., 30.. to 368. Beans,
old, 6511 e. to 6641 b.., 45.. to 48,1. ; ditto, new, 6411 u.
to 661b5., 425. to 465. per qr. to the gmwers.

Mew/Arta, JULY 24. - The weather has assumed •
very serious aspect. Yesterday we had a thoroughly wet
day, accompanied by a high wind, which coining at the
critical period of blooming, is causing apprehensiou to be
entertained for the wheat crop. To-day is dull and gloomy,
with wind from the north. At our market this morning
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and
having several parcels of Scetch wheat up and some arrivals
from abroad, there was is consequence more than an average
supply offering ; nevertheless a good business was done,
chiefly in Scotch wheat, at la. advance, new yellow making
60e. ed., white, file. to 64e., according to quality, whilst
south country red, weighing 59 and 69111 a., realised 625.,
and extra Suffolk white, up to 66a., per 5041 he. In foreign
nice to a fair extent also occurred, medium mixed Dantzia
making 62a. to 635. • extra red Wolgaat, 63e. ; good
Stettin, 61s. ; and fine 'Holstein, 625. all per 5041b5. Flour
in good request at Saturday's rates; choice households, 425.,
and whites up to 445. per sack. Our millers raised flour to
455., but until this price is firmly established we defer
altering our quotations. Grinding barley in steady re-
quest ; good sweet foreign making 355. 641. to 365. per
448th'. without difficulty. In malt, beans, or peas little
stirring. Oats pointing up and likely to does.
SALISBURY, JULY 24.-Today's market was very thinly
attended, with a meagre 'apply of all descriptions of grain.
Inconsequence of an advance of from Is. to 2s. per qr. being
asked and ultimately obtained, very little business in wheat
was transacted. Thus advance in price is mostly attributable
to the unfavourable change in the • eather, the heavy rains
having much laid the crops of both wheat and barley. Flour
advanced le. per sack, with a hand-to-month demand. Malt
unaltered in value, and scarcely anything doing. Other
grain was in slow demand, hut prices firm. Old wheat,
55e. to 64e. ; new ditto, 57e. to b2s. Barley, 345. to 44..
Oats, 245. to 321 L Beans, Cie. to 50e. Pees, 42a. to 50s.
Rye, 30a. to 35a.per qr. Taros, Se. 6d. to 9s. per busheL
Flour, 43a. to 49.. per sack. Malt, Bs. 941. to 9s. 6d. per
bushel.

CATTLE.—SALISMALT, JULY 24.—At our market to-day
there was a very limited supply of beasts of the beat quality,
but, notwithstanding a thin attendance of buyers, a brisk
trade was effected at full prima. Inferior animals were
more plentifully supplied, and-the trade was extremely slack,
though former high terms were fully supported. There was
also a large supply of mach Alderney cows and
heifers, which. however, met with a slow sale. Sheep
and lambs were also shortly supplied, and which
caused an early clearance, at fully former terms.
A very limited supply of calves, which found
purchasers at full pncee. In the pig market an
average supply of all descriptions of pigs were on offer ;
trade steady and prices stationary. Prime oxen, 13a. to
nip. 6d. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, Ils. to 12s. 611. ;
best Down mutton, out of the wool, 9d. per Ih. ; other
breeds, 7ael. to &L ; lamb, 90. to l&L ; vial, 7d. to
&L ; fresh pork, 7d. to Bd. ; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd. ;
and 10s. 6d. to Ils. per wore ; green bacon, 80. to &L
per lb. ; dry ditto, 16d.; sweet pickled hams, 10d.
quarter old store pigs, 14a. to 16s. each ; cows with
calves, 141. to 1&. each.

VERSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Dalrymple, from London for Coquimbo, June 7, lat. 6 N., lon.

W.
Jenny Lind, from London for Calcutta, June 9.
Minerva, from Sunderland for Hong Kong, June 4, lat. 8 N.,

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lon. 24 W.
Oliver Putnam, from Liverpool for Calcutta, June 4, lat. 8 N.,
lon. 24 W.
Raphael, from London for Adelaide, May 25, lat. 1 N., lea 20 W.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CLARYLL—JuIy SO, M Park Lodge, Upper Church.street, Chelsea,
the wife of S. T. Clarke, Eon.. of a daughter.
COOPEL—JnIy 22, at New ktrentford, the wife of 0. F. Cooper,
rag., of a daughter.
Nourtit.—July 21. at Cambridge-square, Hyde-park, Mrs. G.

Hooper, of a son. _ .
TI, at Cardington, Bedfordshire, the wife of L
Mellor, Esq., of a daughter.
PEAItrION 19, at Ittige hill, Liverpool, the wife of Kr. G.

Pearson, of a rm.
MCI( n, at Avenue-road, Regent's-park, the
wife ad W. ItichardAou, Fay., of a daughter.
BTORMONT.—JuIy 00, at I ever Grosvenor-street, Viscount.ss

Stormont, of • son.
Tl'ENEß.—July 20, at Bottom, West Brompton, the wife of A.
Turner, Esq., of a daughter.
WARD.-July U. at Lansdowne-road, tiotting.hlll, the wife of
F. 31. Ward, Ediq 11.. A., of a daughter.
WATSON.TAVLOIL—JuIy 21, at Oroarenor.squure, Lady Char.
lotto WaLoon-Taylor, of a daughter.
MARRIAGE&

BENNSIT—WARBURTON.—JuIy 20, at the parish church.
Mu'Ungar, by the Rev. J. Boykin., T. Bennett, KN., 2nd Re-
lation 14th WV-, to Harriette Sophia, daughter of Major E.
Warburton. late 47th Regt.
DT NBAIII7.4—SHEPHERD.—JuIy 21, at the Cathedral, Man-
chester, by the Rev. H. H. Westraore, M.A., Mr. T. lainbabln,
to Margaret. daughter of Mr. W. Shepherd, all of Manchester.
HYATIICOTE—LANK—J uly 7.1, at St. licorgea, Hanoverkquare.
M. E Heathoote, of II M. a 72n.1 ltegt., to Maud, daughter of
J. Lane, Lig.. of Greenford, Middlesex.
LESLIK—SLINCifiIIY.--July It,, at the parish church, Klwer-
borough, by the Rev. T. Atkinson, Captain Leslie, Royal Hone
Guards, to Lonna Louisa Catherine, daughter of the late C.
afiniAby, Rag., of Loltus.bilL
MILDMAY—BULTRY.L.—JuIy 24, at St. Knightsbridge.
Henry Bingham Mildmay, to Georgian,. Frances Bulteel.
PAUR—PAWRAVIL—JuIy 11, at the parish church, St. Mary-
lebone, by the Rev. C. J. P. Eyre, ILA., S. Page, Tag., of sur-
biton, Surrey, to Mary Anne, daughter of R. Palgrave, to,l ,
of lianditonkerrace, St. John's-wouri.
DEATHS. .

ACM/Lk—July 20, at Belmont, Rath, Marge et, widow of the late
J. Acres, Esq., aged 79.
DiltgLlE.—July 21, at Roseherry.villas, TUfuell.park West,
Caniden.town, Mr. W. &aloe, Aged b 7.
TOY.—July 20, at Butland-agtare West, Dublin, J. Foy. Esq.,
73.
HO ND.—July 21, at the Vtetorg Hotel, Euston.square, C.sp.
tain T. Holland, R.N.. aged 4/1.
LISTER.—Jug 21, at Horsham Lodge. Esher, J. Lister. FIN..
aged 4S.
LUND.—JuIy 23. at Yleet.street, William, son of Mr. W. Lund,
agal
MA ?HEWS.—JuIy 2D, at Minster, Thanet, Mr. G. Matthews,

aged fit
WALMMILET.—Duty tO, J. "Jamesley, E. 1., of Dewlish
Dorchost4r, sod 85.

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