The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-01 00:00:00

MARIaZ&

TOBACCO.—The business of the month has been as
much ea could be especied at the amen of the Tier, 600 to
600 hhtis., end the only salsa requiring notice are of ordinary
and middling Western leaf for 'spat and home trade; of
such qualities the price is decidedly week, as there is nothing
either in American or continental markets to Induce holders
to keep them on hand.—From Bremner and Till's Tobsooo

COTTON GOODS.—Nexcitarrea, JCLY 10.—We
have had a fair mount of beams@ during the week, and the
tendency Cl prime is still fa favour of sellers, who, with bow
exceptions, are without stodge, end noder commends to
deliver goods not yet emaufactered. The makers of the
better class of domestics, owls as ere suitable for time home
trade, ere experiencing a steady baprovemeat; I. fact the
I home trade generally to in a stets, end nearly elf
of kinds pares, of plain Moths, end geode are la re-
quest. The Mayen for Of soomy eel parts of the Con-
'meat, taltiog courage from the improved advices lately to
hand, and the somewhat more favourable light in which the '
treaty of Villafraaca is now viewed by many of them, ars
operating with more confidence then for some time past in
yarns and cloths, and at slightly improving rake. From the
extent to which the makers of India gads me pre-engaged
they hue scarcely felt the sleekening of demand recently
=boa, aid buyers towsrde the close of the present week
have bees manifesting more dispcsitke to resume husiness

WOOLLIN.—Lizoe, JOLT SD.—We have had a good
market this morning. There hes been a numerous atten-
dance of buyers, who have operated freely. Then is no pro-
babibty of replacing the proem stocks at anything nor the
same pries, c..neequently they are clearing off quickly. There
has been a large and eatisfectory business done in both the
Cloth-halls thin morning.

HARDWARE.—BIRMINOIien, Jut% 30.—The trade Cl
Mita town continues to parent an appearsnos of mat more
animation as competed with that which it exhibited a Jaw
weeks ego. This la net moaned to particular branches; but
generally there is more business stirring, both home and
foreign orders being much better than they have been for a
long time past. The re-action which is now taking place
appears to pries from caws which an likely to make it
enduring. With the a: caption of Amoeba sod some of the
marten of &nth America, nowhere are there Socks of goods
to shy amount; and now that there to a prospect of a better
demand for manufactured articles, retailers everywhere axe
ordering more freely in anticipation of a good mitoses and
fall trade. The merchants have here moat of them given out
many more orders of late, sedan the factors report much more
favourably of the state of the home trade than they have dome
for some time. It is scarcely lobe expected that business wilt
become suddenly brisk, neither have all the manufacturers
orders enough to keep the men on toll time, but there is an
improvement daily in this respect, and there are very fair
grounds for assuming that the movement will continue in
that direction. The accounts from the district are much the
same as last week; in the manufacturing trades in that
quarter there is undoubtedly mere activity, especially such as
are carried on an the neighbourhomi of Stourbridge ; and in
the outing and foundry trades there is also 201220 re-ambit.

CORN.—Cmnatool, Juts 30.—A sample of good new
whist; was mid at 49e. Old mat a .low ado at teat week's
prices. The ocowethal rma we have had vary much
improved both wheat sad Doyley, thoughboth have @offered
from taw botireatbat to Jane. Wheat, new, 4W. ; old, 40e.
to 4.6. Beau, 44e. Peas, stew, 36e. to 33.. OMa, 21a.

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to 30s.
0AX211113131T, JULY 30.—The supply was short to.day
with • dull trade at an advance from Is to 2a. per or. to
=.7Whom, brown, 40s. to Os. • white, 40a. to 484.
304. Osta, 241. to 264. Beans, 42a. NY. sew,
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Genuses, JIILT 30.-We had a good supply of wheat at
our market MIS morning, which told pretty freely at about
last week's prien. Usti and berley supply meell, demand
modest.' at about the prima of last week. Wheat, white,
new end old, 18s. 6.1. to 19e. ed.; red, new and old, 17s. to
18e. 3d. Barley, new and old, Ile. eel. to 18e. Oats, potato.
10e. 6d, to lls.; Dorman, 9.. 9d. to Ina 3d. Flour, per atone,
la. 10d. to 24. Oatmeal, 24.24. to 28.4 d. Ityaneal, Is. 6d.
Berleyeseal, le. 6d.-01wiisk Journal.
COLCHLSTRI., JULY 80.-A fair supply for the yawn of
old wheat. &vend samples of new Talavera were offered of
good quality. Old wheat Is. deafer • new seld from 43e. to
Some new barley on gale that realised 30e. Pees
=altered.
Otmeczerga, JULY 30.-At to-day's market there wee
a fair meow of English wheat, including several new samples
of exceediagly tine quality and heavy weight ; the trade was
very slow at barely teat week's quondam. Ferrara without
&mead. Batley and peas quiet. For oata the demand is
very limited, and late rates art scarcely neautained. impede
for the week :-Wheer. foreign. 3,236, Laney, Ireland,
123; foreieo, 292; oat., Ireland, 3,932 ; foreign, 99); beam,
foreign, 2.117 ; maim, foreign, 2,004 ; sundries, fonsie it, 2,093.
GUILDFORD, Joel 80.-The weather during the week
havieg been favismehle for Innen operatioes (which are
retarded by the scarcity of heeds), our wheat trade to-day wee
dull, but there was a fair Waimea done as fully the rates of
'last week. Fine white, Me.; red, 46a. New peas, 40.. An
opinion geserelly prevails that the new crop of weed will
Dot be so rod in quality, and in many localities not so
abundant as last year.
linavvoare Jeer 30.-We were fairly supplied with
wheat to-day, and the best maniples found buyers at Is. pee
Lad sdnaos. Barley sold at former pekes; oats still re-
main dull; pea, and beans geld at last week', pricer.
Wheat, 22e. to 30.. per Bailey, 955. to 33.. per qr.
Oats, 22e. to 28e. per qr.lad. Peas, 26a. to 21.. pee load.
Beans, 26e. to 30a. per load.
LEICIUSTER, JULY 30.-Whest, of which there was a
tolerable quantity ce cam at our market to-day, woe in fair
&mead, et au advises of le. per quarter on the currencies tat
the piteous weak. Samples of waits sold at 48.. to 50.. ;
red, 44e. to 475. per 36 Mane. The barley trade was very
languid et the preceding week's rates-namely, 334. to 38s.
per quarter. The demand foe oats (the supply of which was
about on an mettle male) was fair. end business was done at
last week's currencies, peoples selling at 28e. to 36e. per 24
atone. Boone erre in d supply, aid the trade leas firm
at currencir as high see on the previous market day; 60s.
to 56e. per 38 stone being the quotation,. Fine flour sold
at 33e. ; mounds, 335.; thirds, 31s. per 24.1 stone.
ZWCASTLE•UPON•TYNE, JULY 30.-We had a abort
'apply of wheat from our IetIOW this monism, which m,ll
resnily at last Saturday's rate.. Fine fresh Suffolk rod
wheat wee in request, and any extra heavy eanipke, weigh-
ing 6311 u. imperial, sold at en ethane. of Is. per qr.;
secondary qualities of Norfolk were only slow of mile,
though offered et last Saiurdai's rates.. Flour held firmly,
sad choice rea•ke of Norfolk kownhelds saleable at 32.. per
sack. Very ti.tle inquiry for rye. Grinding burley reedy.
Beane and pries unchanged. Fine fresh oats more in demand.
The arrival. this week set :-W beet, coastwise, 1,276 qrs.;
torsign, 3,901; rye, foreign, 148; barley, fordgn, 63.4 ;
malt. coastwise. 211 ; ceastwin, 1,713; foreign, 118;
peas, forego, 80; 6 er, 990 seen.
NORWICH, JULY 30. - Here to-day tbere wee a good
empty of wheat,. aad some of the millers bowing e
little more &pence to purchase. the sales made were on
fully the terror of this day se'ontglit, while f a the best sam-
ples in some instances Is. per yr. more money was given.
Little other grain offering. Flour without alteration in
value. This evening's quotations are: White wheat, 46.. to
48e.; red ditto, 41.. to 445. per qr.
Norm:sou Am, JULY 30 -At our corn exchange to-dey
wheat woe in moderate measly, and met • good demised, at
the currencies of the previous work. Waft. deecriploops
wen quoted at 48a. to 53.. ; yed, 445. to 48.. per 36 atone.
Not much panne In barley at the preceding week's rater,
chiding eerie making 28e. to 30s. me 3J stone. the
came
meanly to hand, and the trade ruled moderate at the prices
of last meek, rumples (old) selling at 30e. to 345. • new
1274. to 335. ; new foreign, 23e. to 30s. per 24 stone: The
show et beets was 11.0 limited, end with a steady demand,
rate* varied from fele. to 544. for old, and 48e. to 52.. pee
39 nine for new eamplia; super flour, 35e. to 39..; Ise,
31.. to 336. per 20 slam.
Oxreare JULY 39.-Tbere was a small emptily of wheat
ben treday earl bus i enmity attendance. Very little nude
was done. The
;rednee as foflows-white wheat from 43a. I
te 45a. per quarte 1100 b 39a. te43o. ; beaky, rate, esti
beans, WM* eerily represented with but few inquiries; time
(second.) 33e. pee soak ; prime hay, V. per ton.
Perigee:redrew Juee 30.-There was • Imp show of
wheat here to-My:sad there was no alteration in the prices
from tart week, 465. being top trice f r our Sue 631 b. pillow
wheat. Nothing doing in spies Loth.

READING, Jute 30.-The aspply of wheat to-day was
moderately good, but fewer fanners ware in attendance than
Let week. Trade ruled rather dull; owing to higher prices
befog asked the isles were not very aumeroaa. In the best
germ prices were • little stiffer, but ioterior sorts were
about the same as last week. One or two lots of new wheat
were ezhibited ; they were °easeful quality, bat certainly not
so good as generally exploded ; the highest price for saw was
44a. The market was heavy for barley and other corn, end
prices were merely nominal.
Walnut, JULY 30.-The weather during the week has
bees very line, and bringing on the crops last to maturity.
The ripply of' wheat to-day is fair for the season, the trade
healthy, sad Is. per qr. over last week readily given. Other
terra in very short supply and farmer pairs supported.
Prices to the greeter :-Wrieat, whits, 48s. to 47e. ; mire,
48e.; red, 43e. to 44e. ; extra, 455., 83
the. per bushel. Oats,
la. Id. to Is. lid. per stoma Beans, 425. to 48e. per qr.
Woacerres, Jove 30.-At this day's market there was
• full supply of wheat which frond buyers at rather under
the currency of this day week, but not sufficient to attain our
quotations. Harley and beans rather cheaper. Yeas held
for previous rates.
Yoga, JULY 30.-The supply of wheat at this day's corn
market was tolerably good, with • slow demand, prices
were the sues se last weak. hire samples made from 44a.
to OK; red, 40e. to 44.. per 38 stone. Nothing doing in
barley. There was only a limited qamitity of oats on offer,
and the trade was somewhat languid at ratesabout as high
as an the week previous, namely, 235. to 28s. par 24 stone.
Beans (the supply of which was scarcely an average one)
mat a rather improved inquiry at the full rates of last Satur-
day, samples °hoagies beads at prime ranging from 445. to
60a. per 38 dose; rye, 345. per quarter.
KIRKCALDY, Juir 30.-The weather during the week
has bean dry, 000riorolly tine, bat at nights cold, and this
seems to act unfavourably on the turnips, as they are not
making that progress we should like to see at this season.
The corn mope are drawing to niattutowly, sod appa-
rently we are to ham good quality, ly of wheat and
barley. At or country markets weak we had rather
more doing in wheat than of late, and the prices paid were
la. to 2s. per qr. In advance of what merchants were offering
a week ago. Hen, to-day, we had moderate supplies of
wheat end oats, sad only one parcel of Earley. Sales free
enough, but we can hardly quote any change In prime since
this day sennight. Wheat, 42a. to 48s. per qr.; barley,
33e. ; oats, 225. to 28s.
WATIRFORD, JULY 30.-Our Jetport list this week is •
°mephitis blank, and with the exception of oats, of which
thee* has been a fair quantity offering by boat, we have had
scarcely any home grown grate at market. The trade °ca-
dence in the same dull eters we have had to report et late,
and bruises* is confined to the immediate wents of buyers.
Wheat eery little inquired fur, at &redaction of Bd. per bar-
rel. Barley supports former rates, but oats have declined
about Bd. per tonal, and at this reduction a moderate bonnets
is peering. Indian corn: The primest descriptions continue
to meet a fair sale at about 3d. per barrel below the currency
of this day seniught, but secondary qualities are very little
inquired for. Flour, 64. to Is. per seek cheaper. Exports
this week :-Oats, 1,761 banes ; tour, 314 sacks; Indian
corn, 267 barrels.