The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

001TON.—LnuirooL, .im 81.—Our mutt is quiet
to-day, with a fair amount of business done. The sales are
8,000 bales, including 7000, American, at 3gd. to 81d. ;
1,000 Surat, at 3d. to ay. ; of which 2,000 are for specu-
lation and export. To-day's import is 12,607 bales.

COTTON 000DIL—NANCHI8TEB, JOLT 21.—ThereNs
very little change to report from day to day in this market.
The sales are not inconsiderable of cloth during the past
week, if taken in the aggrcgate, but this arises in some mea-
sure from the cautious policy of producers, who, being dis-
inclined to hold stock, throw the whole of their production
yr, the market. The result is that prices droop, but they
Lhtvay so slightly ea saireely to be quotably lees. In
shirtings for India and some of the better kinds for
• there have been some rather more erten.
sive sales than of late since the letters by
teat mail were to band, though any attempt to
exact full prices has a tendency to check business.
Stocks oontinue light, especially of the finer fabrics, and this
probably tends to keep the market steadier than it would
be otherwise. In shirting's, printers, long cloths, T cloths
and domestics, prices, however, ass slightly under the rake
of last week. The same remark applies to yarns. There is
business doing in yarns for nearly all markets, but the de.
mend falls below the production, and COQINUellt# spinners
have to mike concessions to ensure melee. This is particu-
larly so in twists forth. home trade and for India. Coarse
numbers of water twist for the Levant are steadier than
other descriptioes.

WOOLLEN.—L®•, JULY 21.—We have bad a rather
better market this morning. The attendance was about as
usual ; but a better feeling prevailed, and generally more
disposition was shown to operate, especially in broad cloths,
• fair quantity of which, as well as other kinds of goods,
changed owners.

HARDWARE.—BHurtgcnstt, JULY 21.—The trade of
this town promote an appearance of more animation than
than that which characterised it a month ago. From
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various quarters • good sprinkling of orders hair; come in ;
these have been considerable in the aggregate, sufficient to
give an impetus to trading operation here generally.
Many manufacturers who were complaining • few weeks
ago that in consequence of the slackness of trade they were
making up goods for stock, are now employed upon orders,
which in my branches are increaaing. It is not expected
that the country trade will rally materially, so many per.
sous being away at the seaside, and others in the agricul-
tural districts occupied in the hay harvest, which keeps
them away from the markets ; but the country trade, so
far as this town is ocmcerned, is quite as good as it usually
is at this season, whilst the inquiry for autumn
goods. which has already commenced affords the
promise of • good trade as the fall approaches.
The trade of this town are so multifarious that a certain
amount of languor must at all times be expected to vade
some of them ; it exists to • certain extent at this moment;
but the evidence that an average trade is doing is too strong
to afford grounds for the supposition that business is other-
wise than in • tolerably healthy state. There are few ar-
tisans in the town out of employment, and most of them
are working average time. In the manufacturing towns of
the district trade is also in a satisfactory state ; most of the
large works ate in full operation. In the iron trade no
change has taken place since the quarterly meetings closed,
but the mills sad forges all appear to be fully occupied. One
or two small failures are reported. Mr. Cross, the cashier
in the &Won Bank, which stopped recently, and who was
himself engaged in the iron trade, ham hied his petition
under the private arrangement clauses.

CORN.—Cemaittooz. JULY 21.—With little business
doing, our market today was rather dearer for wheat.
Other corn unaltered in price. Wheat, Ma. to 60e. Oats,
249. to 2Ne. per qr.

Cotcawu, JULY 21.—A fair 'apply of wheat and
moderate of other grain. Wheat and beans each advanced
Is. Peas and barley were so limited m supply, that the
prices were almost nominal.
GLOUCRSTRI, JULY 21.—This morning we had some
heavy ride but it cleared off before market-time. At our
to.ilay's market the supply of English wheat was small,
and prices must be quoted lea. per qr. higher on the week,
but the sale was somewhat interfered with by Americas
red beim offered at 7a 3d. per 6216 a. delivered from Liver-
pool. Foreign unaltered. Barley in fair demised at 6d. to
Is. per qr. decline. Beans scarce. Oats very slow and
wises tending downwmds. Imports of the week ending
July 21 :—Wheat, Ireland, 850 qrs. • foreign, 6,110.
Barley, foreign, 4,860. Oats, Ireland, 1,124 ; foreign, 676.
Beaus, coastwise, 410. Maine, foreign, 2,380. Smithies,
coastwise, 411.
GUILDFORD, JULY 21. —The weather being very un-
favourable this morning there was an active demand for
wheat ; and as the supply was again limited, considerably
enhanced rates were obtained, the advantse generally being
2s. to 35., but in some instances it was 41. Ode. the highest
price for white ; 625. for red.
Herrman, JULY 21.—The wheat to-day for the beet
samples about la per load dearer, with • small offer.
Barley made last week's prices. bate, peas, and beans
fully support last week's rates. Wheat, El.. to 375. per
load ; barley, 275. to 345. per qr. ; cats. 225. to 28e. per
qr. ; peas, Zs. to Ms. per load ; beaus, 20a. to 30s. per lead.
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LEICESTER, JOLT 21.—There was not much wheat offer.
lug at our corn market today, but the qualityof thesamples
exhibited was pretty fair. Trade was tolerably active at
so advance of Is. per quarter. White samples sold at 58a.
to 61s. ; red, 565. to 595. per 36 stone. The show of barley
was exceedingly small, and the little business done was for
the most part at the currencies of the week previous,
malting selling at 365. to 425. per quarter, while slit:dips
med. 30s. to ;Ls. per 30 stone. The supply of ente•Wile
far from being abundant, amd the demand proved steady,
pureimeen being compelled to pay fully as high prices as
those realised last market day. Old, 33. to 365. ; new,
26.. to 325. per 24 stone. A moderate demand was experi-
enced for beang,.and samples changed hands at their fun
value ; old quatties made 60s. ; new, 48s. per 38 'stone.
Fine flour, 43e. ; seconds, 59e. ; thirds, 375. per 20 stone.

NrWcAHTLE.OI.OII•TYNE, JILT 21.—At our market this
morning we had a better supply of wheat from the grower%
and having little offering from the coast farmers' samples
I were taken off quickly at rather over the rates of this day
se'noight, extra qualities in some cases commanding L. ad.
ranee. From the stands very little was done in south
country descriptions, but Scotch was taken pretty freely,
new yellow making 595. and old 585., whilst extra south
country new commanded 625., all per 5011bs. in retail.
Foreign being held beyond the views of buyers, few sales in
consequence resulted, still, however, higher terms were
acquired upon the wales effected. Flour was held with
meat armours, and we anticipate the first arrivals of choice
households will command 4ts., and whites in proportion.
Grinding barley, unless quite sweet, most difficult to quit.
In malt, beans, or peas little stirring. Oats were gene.
rally held for higher rates, hence business was restricted.
The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coastwise, 1,551 ;
foreign, 2,550 qrs. Barley, coastwise, 346; foreign, 1,090.
Malt, coastwise, 10. Oats, foreign, 5,106. Peas, coast-
wise, 15 ; foreign, 810. Flour, 970 Backe
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NORWICH, JULY 21.—At to-day's market there was
rather a better supply of wheat, and prices were Is. to
21. per qr. higher than but week. At this advance, how-
ever, the trade was not very brisk. White wheat is quoted
this evening 604. to 65e. ; and red ditto. 565. to 60a. per
qr. ; dour, 41. to 424. per tack from the millers. The
weather in Norfolk has been showery end unsettled in the
week ending to-day, and the completion of the hay harvest
has consequently been retardeL The prospects of the wheat
crop have much improved, and barleys, except on very cold
NUJ strong lauds, are likely to prove better them was at
ous time anticipated. In Suffolk the accounts of the wheat
crop are very various, but, on the whole, not unfavourable.
Th• barley crop on many lands is, however, very indifferent.
Harvest operations will become general in about three weeks
et • month.
Norrieuti An, JOLT 21.—At our corn exchange this more.
we had only .moderate show of wheat from the growers,
the supply of wheat consisting of red and white Norte.
Wheat sold readilv at au advance of la per quarter over
the prices of last week • white descriptions were
taken off at 575. to dse. ; red, 545. to 61s.
per 36 stone. There wee very little variation in
the value of barley, the supply being short and the trade
slow; maltiug may be quoted at 36‘. to 455. per quarter;
grinding, 325. to Sdii. per 30stone. Of oats the show wee
limited and with a fir,, feeling in the trade .ells.. were
enabled to obtain extreme rates, and in Nome cams rather
more money wee niacin ; old, 335. to 3.55. ; new, 275. to 335.
per 24 stone. Beaus were a scanty show and quite as dear
se on the week preceline, old making 4ss. to 525. ; new,
47.. to 50e, per quarter. Super flour, 43a. to 47e. ; fine
ditto, 40e. to 425. per 20 stone.
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OXFORD. JULY 21.—Wheat, which la now the slaps
article of supply, bad a scarcity of representatives at market
to-day, bud very few of the samples allowing changed
hands. Transactions were effected with due caution both
by buyer and seller, and were quite confined to neoessitous
purchasers. There appeared rather a tendency tipwards,
but not being aware of more money having bean siren,
qmotations must be reported the lame se but week ; dull

trade for other kinds of grain. More money was asked for
sour, but in very few mess was it Orin.
PLTERBOBACIOR, JULY 2L—At our market today we
had a better supply of wheat, which met a good sale at
Is. to 2s. per qr. over the prices of this day week. Barley
onus.
DOW ~ . Ow more offering. Beans very few showing.
Wheat, beet red, 50.. to ON. ; common ditto, 575. to Me.
per 5041h5. • meta, Is. AL to L. 4d. per stone ; Sty.
per qr. of baba.

RIADU4O, JULY 21.—The discouraging mpect of the
weather has bad its effect on our market this morning ;
the supply of wheat was very moderate, and the firronc“
of the leading markets caused holders to ask higher nae,s.
Sales were effected at an advance of ls. to at per quarter.
The demand for barley was of a retail character, said the
pries unaltered. Oats a trifle dearer. Wheat, 40s. to Ws.
per quarter ; barley, 30s. to 455. ; oats 18s. to 32a ; beans,
425. to 50s. ; Peas, 38s. to 46e. ; households, 495. per sack ;
wont* 488.

ROCHESTIUN JULY ?l.—The stands were all pretty well
supplied with wheat, in which an improved business was
done at about the game prices se last week. Best samples
of both white end red were, however, quoted at Is. per qr.
more money, and as millers were indisposed to come to
terms at those rates, the trade was confined chiefly to the
other descriptions. An advance of Is. was, notwithstanding,
firmly established. The demand for barley is now of a very
limited character, and the deliveries at this Corn Exchange
exceedingly short; the trade in this article, both for malt.
leg and grinding, wee exceedingly dull, and prices were but
nominal, the quotations showing • slight decline. The
market was but indifferently supplied with oats, and the
trade dull, with • downward tendency. Beans are rather
more inquired after, and previous quotations are well sup-
ported. Peas met with scarcely any inquiries.Flour is
very firm, and a fair amount of 'business was transacted in
that article.

WISISZCH, JULY 21.—The weather duritg the week has
been very showery. The attendance at the day's market
was small, and there was but little wheat offering, which
was taken at an advance of ls. per qr. or the prices of last
week. Spring corn scarce, and fully maintained late rates.
Prices to the grower :—Wheat,white, 555. to Ms. ; extra,
605., 631bs. per bushel ; ditto red, Ms. to 56e. ; extra,
575. ; cote, Is. Id. to la. 3d. per stone ; beans, 425. to
45e. per qr. ; barley, 30a. per qr. of 30 stone.
WOBCItcI2II, JOLT IL —There were repeated bail dorms
during the market, which caused the farmers to be careless
sellers, and in consequence an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr.
was obtained on the English wheats which changed hands,
but this improvement did not extend to foreign. Barley
leas in request, and rather cheaper. Bet= more in de.
mend. Oats held for quite as much money. Peas realised
last week's rates.

YORE, JOLT 21.—There was a middling show of wheat at
to-day's corn market, and the attendance of fanners and
factors, and the trade generally, wee tolerably good for the
season. Fanners succeeded it obtaining an advance of 2a.
par quarter on lamt week's currencies. I. ine white samples
made 61s. ; secondary, 51s. to 615.: fine red, 50s. ; other
eerie, 665. to 58s. per J 6 stone. Barley came very slowly to
hand, and samples were principally of grindieg quality ; the
demand proved healthy, and the scantiness of the supply
prevented any material change in the quotations, rates
varying from 325. to 36e. per3Oetone. In the oat trade a mo-
derate trade was done, and the best aorta changed hands at
rather improved prices, top qualities making 325. ; se-
condary, 30s. per 24 stone. Of beans there was a small
supply, and burled firm, late rates being fully sup-
ported ; old, 48s new, 44. per 38 stone. Malt, 60e. to
70e. ; rye, 40e. per qr. Flour, 42e. to 445. per sack of 20
stone.

KIRKCALDY, JULY 21.—At our covntry markets during
the week, we had very small supplies of wheat, no barley,
and only an °oregano' sample of oats. Some farmers uk
high prose for wheat, but severally where sold it was at
ls. per qr. advance. Here, to-day, we had, as has been
the case for many weeks past, biding supplies of all kinds
of grain. Oaks ready, at pekes in favour of sellers.
Wheat, 30a. to 595. per qr. ; barley, 345. to 375. 9d. ; oats,
28a. to 30s.

Warm/roan, JULY 21.—The weather this week has not
been so favourable for the country as the past fortnight, the
temperature being considerably lower, with • good deal of
rain at intervals. We have had fair arrivals of Indian corn
from the Mediterranean, but no wheat. and the supplies of
homegrown grain have been most insignificant. The few
gales of foreign wheat have been at full prices, but we
have not heard of a single transaction in Irish. Barley
m►intains previous quotations, and oat■ being in very small
compass realise 3d. to 6d. per barrel more money. There
has been a considerable business passing in Indian corn at •
reduction of 6d. to 9d. per barrel on Odessa and
qualities, but Galata be'ng rather scarce has not declined
more than 3d. to 4d. per barrel. Flour the turn dearer.
Imports this week :—lndian corn, 8,553 qrs.; flour, 10 sacks.
Exports this week :—Oats, 4,596 barrels ; flour, 681 sacks ;
oatmeal, 10 lacks.

THE FallOuT Menem—The Black Sea and Asa market
has sot recovered the late fall. Quotations are 50s. and
605., but no briskness at these prices, and less would bare to
be taken from Odessa only to produce business. Sulinah is
7s. tid. Rates at Constantinople have been less than here,
and consequently very few charters have been effected on
this aide. Within tho lent day or two arrivals at porta of
call have been numerous, and more expected. Small vessels
from Danube continue in request, and such are worth
lls. 3d. In like manner the Alexandria rate current for
handy ships is 6a. to 6s. 3d. In outward frieghta, 10s. per
keel more or lees is given, according to the character of the
demand for each pork There is no general movement up or
down. Swedish Golf freights motions firm, and tonnage is
in request at 52a 61. from Stindswall, Swartwick and
vicinity to coal ports, 575. lid. Bast Coast. Leas by ls. lid.
per load has been accepted from Riga than the highest rate
of 23a, which was done a few days ago. For the Coast,
2%. to 26i. 6d. would be paid. Dan.* and Memel are
bras Sid. Cronstadt is dull, and there seems little disposition
to repeat 465. Scarcely anything is passing in grain charters
from Baltic. The White Sea market is more lively, and
there is room for a few small ships for grain in proportion
to 4s. 3d. Data, with Osatinestul option, 4s. 9d. From
Archangel, deals pay Ms, dd. to Ms, and from Otsego 2.5. 6d.
less. American inquiries are a little more numerous, but
there is no change in rates. In other quarter. our market
is substantially the same as last reported.—(From the Cir-
cular of Mews. Bbarar, Lamb, sad elo.)

MUTINY AND ATLICIIPTID MUSDILIL —By a tele-
graphic despatch received in the City on Saturday, we learn
of a most daring act of mutiny on board the schooner Flown,
Captain liabidon, of Bideford, the rubbery and attempted
murder of the master, and the escape of the crew who made
the attack. The schooner was on a voyage from the Thames
to Cardiff, and was pursuing her way down Channel on
Friday night, when about 11 o'clock, the vessel, being some
12 miles off Berry Head, three of the crew made a desperate
and sudden attack upon Captain Balsdon, with the evident
intention of murdering him. Having dealt him some fearful
blows on the head with an iron pin, tendering him inane.
sible, they seized the mate, and lashed him to the mad.
They then robbed the captain of his money, SI. 10a, awl his
gold watch, and taking to the ship's boat, made off. The
schooner was afterwards fallen in with, and got into Brix.
ham, when the particulars of the daring act and • descrip-
tion of the men were forwarded to various places on the
coast. Information has sigma been received of the lading of
the boat near Beer, some thirty miles higher up the coast,
but the men had decamped. They are reported to bars
been seen in Bransoombe, a neighbouring village. The
captain, who was sadly hurt, is recovering.
Tar PININSULAZ MAILSI.-13OUTHAIIPTON, SUN-
DAT EVE/Mk-41e Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamer Tagus, Captain Hall, with the above Mils, has
arrived. She brings 19 passengers, 10 packages of specie,
value 3,4481.; one box of diamonds, value 14,5001. sterling;
351 half-chests lemons, 250 boxes potatoes, 322 boxes and
10 baskets onions, 134 boxes tomatoes, 29 cases apples, 10
boxes fruit, 140 Mien eggs, and 27 packages sundries. The
Tagus sailed from Lisbon on the 17th, Oporto ldth, sod
Vigo the 19th hurt. On the 21st she pared • large steuni,r,
supposed to be the Ceylon, standing to south-west, and on
the Veil passed the Channel squadron, consisting of eight
sail of the line, standing north-east. The weather along
the coast—fresh breezed and fine, with head sea ; aewa. the
boy, north-westerly winds, with variable weather ; up
Channel, stiff breezes.
PARKINS and Gorro, 24 and 25, Oxford-street.
By far the largest stock In London.
Travelling Bags ate I 6 Dressing Cues CO 18 6
Writing Cases 0 a a carriage nags 0 10 6
Work Dozes 0 10 6 Book Slides
Invelope Cease 0 10 6 Desks 0 s 6
Inkstands 0 6 6 Stationery Cases .. OEI 0
A awing of fla. In the a. Catalogues post ft. ne.—l.A.lverasentrai

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&
_ BIRTHS„ _

APYLICK.—JaIy 1/1, at BrZted:Yeat, Lady AMeek, of • mu.
CHADWICK.—juIy 19, at Chortton.road, Nlanehester, the *de
of Mr. J. Gladirtar., of • daughter.
COOTIJL—JuIy 10. at Northd..ld.en,l, liouley.ou.Thatues. the
wife of 1. (taper. Keg., of • daughter.
TAIKLIK —July la. at Kelso, Lady Curlinghero ratite, of •
daughter.
LEAF —JuV go, at Burlington Lodge, Norwood, the wife of
Y. H. Leaf, Zig, of • daughter.

MARRIAGES.
BY.AUMONT—IBB4YrBON.—JuIy 19, ut the C. tholral, Sian.
cheater, by the Rey. T. Buckley, IL A , W. Beaumont. Eso
strettord. to Harriette Lobelia, daughter of K. I hhoteon, E.Ol
of Ardwlek.
LEAROYD—CROWTHER.—JuIy 18, at the pariah church,
NOLL by tit* Rev. A. Taylor, T. Learoy.l. Cay , of the ilo.re.
Ruddarellokl, to Ilrama, &whim of the late 0. Crowther.
Bey., of Ingsgrove,lllrßeld.

DEATHS.
DRCCIL—JuIy IS, at Zyneham. thou, R. Deuce. VA., aged 7.1
23), et g. David's-MIL Exeter, Was Martha Autuers
Oard. aged 76.
GLEDHILL—JuIy 19, Sarah Ann, daughter of L. Gledhill. (ed ,
of Huddereflekl, aged SI.
OORDISLIEL—IuIy 16, at Ford Howie, Old Yord, Hue. W. J.
Oonieller, aged 36.
BIBST.—JuIy le, at Richmond VUla, M. Jolues.wood. 8.
Hirst, Nay aged ti.
KNIGHT.- July IS. g Mitchagroad. Croydon. WM'. esthd*
rifle Lambert, elf. of Mr. IL [Wahl, aged foi

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