The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-30 00:00:00

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WOOLLEN.—Litow, JOLT 29.—We harem:reiterant,* to report In
the state of the motet this morning. There has been a usual attend-
ee*. of merchants in the eloth-halle. and a steady businem Iwo Teen
transacted in treasonable goods.
Honomnartaw, .Im.r 29.—There Is e manifest improvement in the
tone 01 the mallet today, but Misuses, has been princrpally confined
to the hall, the trade In the warebouses not being so extensive. New
patterns are in good request at lair prices, but a reductton his b .41
made in old patterns.

CORN.—Livearom., JOLT 29.—Tbe Exchange this morning bad a
slender attendance of minim sod dealers. The buninees war not
active, but was quite es good as could be expected from the been, is
of the weather. tided wneat and flour were saleable at a reduction
from Pride, of about 2d. per bushel and GO. to Is. per sack cud
barrel, but on the secondary qualities the dents. WU 4d. to 6d. per
bushel and 2e. to 3a per barrel and sack. Indian cora curtained POI
prim, with a good country demand ; yellow and mixed, 30e. to
10..64.; white up to 325. ed. per 4bo IW. There wile no obsereable
change in the value of oats, meal, barley, beans, or peas. The test
make of linseed cake 10!. 10s. per ton.

Luna. Itam 29.—We have Only a moderate show of fresh wheat;
the trade le very inactive, and elmoet of a nominrl character,
although a reduction of Its. per quarter from the rats. ch Friday
woad be submitted to. Very Intl. plowing its other ante' s ; Inlet s
without material alteration. Average pries of graln.—Wheat 3,0.0
quarters, 79a. 9d.; Watley 20, 435. ; oats 120, 315.; hems 114.185. 2d.;
Ma 10. 41a. 34. Arrivals.—Wheat 3,015, bans 311 quarters.
LToe, JLLT 20.—Ws have now very fine weather far maturing the
app.. A large attendance of farmers at market today, and a liter I
supply of wheat, win& was pretty freely taken at U. per qr. detedir
Wheat, red, 6010 s. to 83101., OIL to 71n; white, to 78s. Battle, 41,
tete& per qr. Oats. la. id. to Is. 4d. per MOM.

HDLL. JOLT 29.—We had today a very small supply of farmers.
wheat, whichmet slow sale at to. to 30.1 low last week's pricer, but
we round little disposition to give way to this extent. Of foreign wa
have a fair supply, and each description ma be bought on ester
terms. Oats aulL Beans, if in really hard eenriltion, sell freely i .
42e. to 44a 66115. Linseed very firm, and oil it. per ton Meese.
Oakes la fair demand. Imports from J uly 19 to Ja iy 1s :—Wheat,
8,190 qrs.; oat*, 9,400; bean; 2, 91; linseed, 26,181; Mpaletni,
350; oil cakes, 295 tom; bones, 40 toes.
Newsmen, JIILT Ml.—Having further arrivals of wheat from
Scotland and Norfolk since Saturday, added to the large quantity held
over unsold from that day, made a large show for today's mugs%
and upon the calm made it was cecereary to su mit to a redaction of
2a. to &a. per qr. Good useful Norfolk red of Milbs. was said at 772.
pm qr., ails. Thu Serest Suffolk yellow, weighing 641126,wri held
for Me., 631 M., but not r Ad. The lour trade in a state of stsgostii n
at • decline of la. to ie. per rack. Burley very sears. \fait fru .
Beam and peso without change. Oats slow sale. Weather showery
bat warm.

Saussaar, nce 29.—The haymaking to almost brought to a cicse
In the neighbourhood, rod ensue a double ge crap hes teen re-
cured, and in caceilent condition. The late mutates are loosing
exceedingly well, w shout any appearance of the disease, and the
early mope yield almadantly, and good in quality. at We morning's
market there was • good supply of grain, sod • large attendance of
both buyers and seller.. There was not mush butiness eiirp to
wheat, though the best qualities were 2a., and inferior U. per qr.
lower. Vero was a fair tram in barley, and penes advanced • ,due.
The malt trade is more lively, but pekes are at present rather un.
e. tiled. Flour declined la. to 2a. per sack. In other grain Menem
was slack and prices stationary. Wheat, 14. to 78• ; barley, 38s.rs
42a; aim 265. to Uri.; beaus, Ids. to rids.; peas, 413 a. to eta. per qr.
k lour. FM to SM. per sack. Malt, Ss. 9d. to Vs. per bushel.

r, eiVLT 29.—F., !ail, NN Sipe 7111/,

ell :Mixed in a gemenrway • Utter and larger market than iee tine
KM foe many yeses. The um?, of cattle wan my large, and pk.
tleulerly good in quality( ad there was a full attendew of buyer .
At the commencement of the mutat there am some hesitation on the
part of puerharen, higeee prime tg asked by grmiet,
operating ea a cheek to badmen but as the moony r
advanced, more animation became apparent, and a large
amoent of bueleps was transacted, nearly everything chug.
beg hands; however, late quotations were reluctantly paid. in
ebeep the supply we larger by nearly half than the amens
quantity, but th•y were for the most part sold, and DOtVith•
standing the coadnuation of thy weather, with every probability of
a enmity of Mod, games tor all tads were lolly sustain, 1. Not.
'Muteness the scans: is somewhat far advanced, the supply
of eaten Meatblitre to to good, both in number and con.
ditkel as amid is unabated, and quotations are sere
mrseltill. sad in some instances rather ezereden.
In n'
Yee pis met et an average amount of buainens was dons
et
milliesd prism Best on beef, 12s. Id. par more;
bakst. lo Ilk td. Best Down mutton, oat of the
usol, l& per tb. ; Interior and other kinds, 7.1. to lid. Val,
?<LW fed. Look 6.d. to 9d. Pork, fresh area salt, 74d. to 1140.
par 116. mad 106. 6d. to Ili. per enure Green boon, &J. to
pi:lz lb.; dry ditto, led., aod 10e.
tad caGd. ber I per eel.old sues , 7..
la deo. each.
* each,

MOP INrint.toarica.—The hope in the Maidstone district
have mown rapidly of late, and the forward sorts are feat coming
into burr. The wind which accompanied the storm of wednesday
eight last blew them about a good deal, but they were scarcely for.
ward enough to suffer much permanent telmbiel. If the weather
should 00114110 t favourable, the general opinion seems to be that the
auty will really 200,0001. There are some falters of think bine mi.:,
but generally the appearance of the grounds has greatly improved
he:omits from Canterbury repreaest that thr Mid week of geni
weather has muted every marked change in the bop planrstiora het
many parts of whieh are now looking well ior a good crap. 'the
branches are clean, look healthy, and are filling well with burr, for•
warder by a welt than last year. Mould another week of warm
weather eneue, the spread of mould will be the only obetacle to •
large crop. There Is but little mould at present.—South Eastern
Casette.