The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-27 00:00:00

WARIE7S.

COTTON.—Ltriarooc, Juts 26 —The salee of cotton
to-day are estimated at 7,000 Wes. Rather a bitter fasting,
without any change In prime.
WOOLLEN.—Laans, JULY 26.—Tbere has been only ■
moderate attendance of buyers in the Cloth-halls title morn-
ing, and the market hes been rather eat, still the basinene
transacted hes bean shoat a Touday's smogs.

WOOLS.-11IIDDIMIILD, JULY 24.—Thsre ha been
very belle doing in colonial wools to-day, buyers consider-
ing the quoted savants at ales in London will not be main-
Weed, and they are awning their attention to Germans, of
which there is a good stock in the market.

MANUFACTURES. linnimiterumn, JULY 26.
There is s moderately steady business doing in branches
with *which this maiket is connected, bet the demand is not
a 0 briek se It bee bees during the teat Sure or four weeks,
the better go:Wines, of goods being not so eagerly inquired
fur.

CORN.—Lgana, Jon' 26.—A favourable change in the
weather since lest week hes had the effect of pro-
ducing a quiet feeling in the trade, and business proceeds
slowly, but there is no change in prices from Friday. Barley
noralaal. Beene and ether articles in limited demand at
tamer rates. Arrivals this week—Wheat, 1,783 ; barley.
890; peas, 110; beaus. 335; rapeseed, 493; hafted, 1.298
rheetl,l7,r3.Pri,l2:f 91sigVn, oat:, 270.Akr:"Aret*Ybrrier-i,
16 qrs.. 31a. ed. •• to go.gre., 475. Eta.—(From *du circu-
lar °Mess& Thisma snit co.)
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LYNN, JOLT 26.-The past week the weather has been
changeable sad a good deal of rain has fallen, which has
partielly laid the crops. Harvesting will be general in this
eeighbourhood the latter end of this week. To-day's
market we had a fair supply of wheat, which met a ready
gale at an advance of la. per qr. upon last week's cur-
rency. Spring corn, pica in heour of sellers. Wheat,
white, 611* to 631ba., 44a. to 48e.; do., red, 60th.. to
• 40.. to 434. Berl* (chevalier), new, 621 b.. to Mho,
38e. to 44*. • do., common, Milo. to 621*, 30e. to 34e.
Beane, old, klbe. to 66i1be., 48a. to 62e. ; do., new, 6411 w.
to 661*, 411 e. to 48.. per qr. to the powers.
Newcaerz.z, JULY 26.-Stns Saturday the weather hag
bean fine and warm, which bad its usual effort on oar mu-
bite this morning, and it was nrceamry to admit to • re-
duction of 6d. per qr. upon fresh Norfolk red wheat to make
program in as*. The demsnd was almost ezoisslvely con-
fined to fresh wheat. Flour dull, but not lower, stooks being
much reduced during the lea fortnight. Barley, beans, and
peas, in limited request. Rye difficult of sale. Oats
unchanged.
SALISBURY, JOLT 26.-The continuance of flue weather
has rendered it eiremeeary for farming operations to commence
unusually early m this part, and to be carried on with the
greatest activity, and fermi* being thus busily engaged but
few attended market, and the supply of wheat was
very limited. This, and the arc:mita from Mark-
le*, caused higher prier, to be asked for wheat, which
&premed trade, but the little done war at as advance of Is.
per qr. Flour eio sold at an edema of le. par each, with a
slow sale. In barlry, oar, beans, peas, Re., only a trifling
basin* was transacted, but late phme were very firm.
Wheat, 27e. to 465. Barley, 27a. to 46e. Oats, 24a.
to 321. Beans, 43e. to 645. Pees, 44a. to 60e. Rye, 30e.
to 36e. Tens, 30e. to 34e. per qr. Flour, 325. to 38e. per
sack. Malt, 7s. 9d. to Be. per bushel. The wheat crops are
very much beaten down in this locality, but the Mel gene-
rally are *ivy and in good condition. T* pad dhows
is making it. appearance in the worst fora in may of oar
gardens and *lds around us.

CATTLE.-B•Lirnuar, JULY 2.11.—At our market to-
day there was a very limited supply of bouts, per-
dettlarly those of the bed quality, Out (the demand
being small) ft proved suffi*st for the require-
ment. of tee trade, and last market's mines were ob.
tainet. Of sheep there w,e a very large emitter OA offer
(1,873), which IT the most part were of Rood quality,
and the trade ruled brisk; indeed, a total clearance was
effected at prices a. last quoted. There were a few lambs of-
fered, whkh realised corresponding pricer.. Calvet warein short
supply, and met a ready demand at full raw. In the pig
market there waa only a limited supply with few buyers, end
business done on foram term.. Brat on beef, 11e. to 17e.
per Foote; now end heifer ditto, 10e. to Ile.; beet down
mutton (out of the wool), 70. per lb.; other breed., 60.
to 7d.; leads, Sid. to 10d.; veal, hid. to 7d.; fresh pork,
dd. to Id.; salted ditto, 7d. to 8d and 9a. 3d. to 9s. 6d.
per ewe; green bacon, 80. per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to
10d.; sweet plekled hama, 90. to 10d.; quarter old store
pigs, 16e. to 20.. each; suckhng calves, 12a. to 245. each;
stows with calves, 141. to 181. each.