The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-31 00:00:00

I.I.III.RENT PBJekai.
name.
Per Qr.
WHIAT. a ii.
Borax, Kent, red. :65 69 to 74

i; 76
whit*, '0.5 67 tc 7ti
'O6 (.2 to 75
Norio& and Lincoln
rod, 'O6
BAKLIY.

Malting
Distilling
Grinding 32 to 34

Ire; Norlo114;nd
Suffolk 66 to 70
[laptop and Ware 60 to 70
trona 6l to 69
Hr:

Sow 32 to 37
0436
English, teed 35 to 31
panto
Beach, tout
Yogi
Per igr.
WNIAT. •
Gentile and Konigs-
berg 7O to
Rostock& Monicker-
-64 Son
ct to 44
Itnaddso, hard
soft
Amei-ican, red - to
„ white to
64313 t:
Grinding
Distilling
Molting
OAT"
_ _ .

Datch proving a to s 1 I
.. feeding .... Id to 25 I
IIItEIVAI.3 OF °SUIT. do.,
WitRIAGE.

Pee Qr.

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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(sir TZLZGRAPII.)
(IRON ova owx coital:aro:mum)
The market continuos with a fair demand, and the
ales foot up about 10,000 bales at yesterday's rates.
MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)

&MAL—There continues to be a very steady demand,
at fully previous prices for British West India. Refined
dried goods continue in moderate request. Pieces sell
readily.
Cor►as.—The public sales of good and fine qualities
of East India continue to go off readily ►t full to extreme
rates. The less desirable sorts are dull of sale. Planta-
tion Ceylon, fine fine ordinary, 725. ; low middling, 755. to
765. ; middling, 78s. 6d. to 81s. ; pea berry, 935. ; other
East India superior, 925. to 98s.
Int.—The market remains quiet.
'OCR—No sales reported on the spot. Afloat Bassein
sold at lls. 3d. toils. 6d. ; Rangoon, lls. 6d. ; Necrinxie
lls. ; ditto and Larong, 10s. 10AS.
fialaPwran.-300 bags sold at 18e. 3d., refraction 4.
Lsinuo.—Owing to the small stock and the limited
quantity afloat the market is firm at full prima, ►nl low
qualities. of Guatemala have nearly all been disposed of.
LAC DIL en has lately been done for arrival at
very firm rates.
eorrox.—The market has become very quiet.
Jun and HIM remain firm.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market Is steady, and prices remain as follows:
Town tallow, 435. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot,
445. 9d. ; July to September, 445. 9d. ; October to
ecombri , 49e. 9d. to 48e. ; December. 465. 3d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.-(THLS DAY.)

Messrs. rattenden and Smith report the plantation as
mint very taiLivonrable, and the market gradually ad•
venting.

COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Walls Sad Hatton, 21s. 3d.; Walls End Haswell. 21s.
3d.; Walls End Taw, 21s. ; Walls End Original Hartle-
pool, 21s. 3d.; Walla End Hartlepool,Ws.9d.; Walls End
'Sump, 20a. ed.; Walls End Eden Man, 198.6 d.; Holywell,
tod. ; Wylam, 16a. 9d. ; Compea Hartley, lie. :
Wed Hartley, 17a. 3d.—Ships at market, 27 ; at sea. 20.

TH2 HOP PLANTATIONS. —HoeHERTER, JULY 30.
—During the put week there have been heavy falls of
rain with a very low temperature of the atmosphere, while
the condition of the hop plants is decidedly worse than at
any former period this season. Notwithstanding that the
late thunder showers have bad the effect of clearing many
of the plantations of honeydew. there is still a great deal
of vermin, which, in many of the gardees, is greatly on
the increase. The young bins is looking sickly and weak,
and with the present weather will be very slow in dere-
loping itself. The present appearance of the plantations
leads to the belief that the growth this year will be con-
siderably below an average, there being large breaikhs
which will not yield more than 2 cwt. per acre. In Sus-
sex the bop gardens look exceeding unpromising, and the
crop this year is expected to prove a failure. in the ty,e
of the unfavourable character of the retorts, the hop
market is very firm, and prices lave advanced Cr,. to Si.
per cwt.
AGRICULTURAL HALL.—in 'l3nie^:tlellCe of the
great success attending the ecieeler'" ereu at this ball, and
the attractions of the deconial'Air of steam. Dsfries and
Sone, the concerts will be mat4eued for a limited number
of nights. The company
ha
from the Royal 'Wien Opera
some celebrated smuts
Opera the Philharmonic Society,
Ile. The PnezePei solo performers are Kamm Levy,
Lazarus, l'rattina, Hughes, Harm, Hill, Nicholson,
Hawkeet_Phaalll, Ice. • the Brothers Sauret ; and the
ARM
singers
*. Liebh:rt, Mr. George Perrin, &C. Con-
ilitetlri 41% 3. Kingsbury.

QT. • qrs.
Milan and Scotet 1010 .. 380
foreign 13840 , iia ,
- -
Tots] USN 1 770 I 790