The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-29 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Lmsaeciou JULY 28.—The odes of cotton
fatly Sr. estimated at 8,000 balm. Them la no chugs
slam ysteaday.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—DiAnIOII), JULY 28.—The
influx of wool from all parts of the country is very large
during the week, bet the hulas' doing I. below as average.
Prices rule firm. in nolla and broke. we have so &sage to
alnico. The demand for worsted yarns le lrecossiag more
steady, both fir export and home couantoptios. Prices are
more stationary, bet below the point of resnuitestios, as com-
pared with the price of the raw material. Is the place de-
partment, there et a good attesdanco of merchasta, sad bet a
small stock of piece@ in the hands of the manufacturers,
r: aat wham at* working to order. Prices are on all
rang higher, owing to the lactated value of both
aalaa sad wonted yams.

CORN.—BIZMINOILLIII, JULY 23.—At Gloucester market
on the 2&d. wheat was le. to 2a. per quarter dearer; but at
Woreester,the Isms day, hat little advanoe ooald be obtained.
Barley sold In retail at termer rates. Oars firm. Beans le.
per quarter kin,. Pees walk red. During the present
week the weather has bees way floe, and few trituration&
are reported in wheat. Barley rather cheaper. Oats taken
in retell at precious price*. Beans tending downwaida. Peas
rather cheaper. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, wheat
realised la. pee quarter more money. At this dare market
there was a fair supply of wheat, and the trade closed dell at
zither under the currency of thn day eennight. Barley and
eats taken In limited quantities at former prices. Beane and
peas the turn cheaper.
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Yom. rzL, JULY 28.—We had a fair supply of wheat, for
which the growers asked extreme prior, which the millers
retailed to give. Ultimately a good though slow trade wu
duos at about Is. a qr. advance; the greater part being cleared
off. In many tostanove, however, nothtng above teat week'.
prices was obtained. In other grain no alteration to note.
Wheat, beat, 425. to 46.. ; ditto, middHug, 37.. to 42e. ;
ditto, inferior, 344. to 37e. Barley, 28e. to 304. Oats,
235. to 335. Beans, 484 to 60.. Peas, 42a. to 48e.
Floor, das, 38s. to 40.. For sack; ditto, mood& 31..
to 36t.

M•NOHIBITIL, JOLT 28.—There .1119 I felt. attendance at
our market this morning. Fresh English wheat was held
for an advance of la. to 2s. per quarter, but the demand wee
limited ; while for otiambered parcels there was no Inquiry.
Fresh made English flour must likewise be quoted As. per
sack higher, but with a slow We. In other sorts there wee
no change. Oats and oatmeal were only in moderate de-
mand at previous rates. Beene and Indian corn were firm.
Newman, Jour 22.—At this market to-day there was •
fair show of wheat from the farmers, and the trade ruled
active at an advance of 2.. to 3s. per qr. on late_priess—
white 48e. to 62. a. • red, 425. to 48s. par 38 done. Ths bar-
ley trade was nondnal. There was not a large show of oats,
and, with a tolnable d mend, the prices of the previous
week were fully maintained—namely, 28e. to 32a. per 24
None. In beans (of which the supply was limited) there
was no material change, prices ranging front 481. to Ma.
per 38 stone.

NEWBORT, JOLT 28.—Our market was largely supplied
with wheat, for which there was more isle at an advance
of from le. to 2s. per qr. Nothing doing in barley. Oata,
beans, and piss dull.
UXBRIDGE, JOLT 28.—The supply of fresh wheat at
to-day's market to very short, bur, with continued Ike
Weather, the sale is slow at former priors. In spring corn
there is but little doing, end prices are the same.

Wariavonw, ltrti27.-4.lthough the supplies of grain
to our market have been very trifling from aU sources since
kiaturday, tkw Made remains in a most apathetio state, with
tits turn of prior in favour of buyers on the few transactions
t►at occurred.

EDINDUILOR, JOLT 27.—1 n the market to-day sales wen
ready for wheat and ads. dall for beriu, dz. Wheat and
oats better. Wheat, 1,040 qrs.. bring 118 more than lest
work-210qrs unsold. Barley, 263 qrs., being 124 more than
last week-194 qrs. unsold. Oati, 795 qrs., being 13718.6th=
hit week-181 qrs. unsold. Beans, 69 qrs., being 24 lies then
last week-31 qrs. unsold. As compared with last week
—Wheat was L. 6d. up on top, and Bd. up oa everstre.
Barley was le. down on top, end 6d. down on average.
Oast wee L. id. up on top, and le. up on average. Basal
seine as kat as tor.azßd.,aams as last on average. Priam per
hanerlel qr. :—W 425. to We. Barley, 27.. 6d. toB6a. 6d.
Oats, 245. 6d. to 30a. 445. 9d. to 495. Weaght of top—
Wheat, 6441ba. ; barley, 66ilbs.; oats, 461bs. ; and beans,

CATTLII.—EDIXBUROH, JOLT 27.—There were large
anaphor of cheep and lambs this morning, the number,
8,652, being 2.871 more than last week. Demand good,
and tut week's prigs maintained for sheep. Top price
of bast mutton., ; currant, 6d. to 6.1c1. ; ewer, frd. per lb.
Lambs were le. a bead clamps,; a number left over unsold
top prices, 24e. 6d., 2.3 e. 6d., 23e., 22e. 13d.; currant, from
16s. to 18e., and down to 12e. • head ; Watered, 10s. Bd.,
end down to 6e. The number of cattle was 660, being 96
more then on this day week. Sales dull. The great pro-
p ation shown to day were of an inferior quality ; whet wee
good brought fall prices. Top prioe, Bs.; current,7.. to
7s. 6d.; middling and inferior, from 60. 4d. to 6s. ad.
per imperial stone. Fed pigs, from 6s. to se. 6.1. par
imperial atone; .is to eight weeks' old ditto, from 9s.
to 13e. a hoed. Numbers in market—Sheep, 8,682; fat
nettle, 660; lean ditto, 151 ; milch cows, 97; pigs, 249.