The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-18 00:00:00

MARKETS.

armor/ —LrviapooL, JULY 17. —The sale of cotton
to-day are estimated at 8,000 bales. A quiet market at
yesterday's prices.
COTTON GOOD& —ALtscanYER, JULY 17.—The yarn
market bee been dull. There have been some few sales for
India, Chins, the Mediterranean, Germany, and the home
trade, but the have been on a small wale, and lower
pewee have had'to be taken in every ease. In 'cloths there
has also been a slow market. If there has been any change
in prices it has been slightly in favour of buyers, but hardly
to a quotable extent. There has been a moderate businese
in all sorts of cloth suitable to India and China on these
terms, bat sellers disposed to bold for full prices have not
been able to effect 'sales. The letters from India continue
discouraging. In cloths for other markets, such as long
cloths and T cloths, business has been rather flatter, and
in long cloths especially which are somewhat affected by
the disturbances in Syria. There is a meeting this after.
noon of Messrs. Freelande creditors, not yet concluded.
The liabilities, it is said, will be greater than was at first
' anticipated.

WOOLLEN. —Lerma, JULY 17.—We have bad • quiet
market this morning ; there was only a moderate attendance
of buyers, and the transactions have been limited, but per-
haps not more so than is usual at this season of the year.

EoB.N.—Hutt, JULY 17.—At this day's market a very
small supply of English wheat, scarcely sufficient for the
wants of our local millets, which sells freely at la to 2s.
over last week's currency, fine fresh thrashed red making
60s. per qr. 5041 be. Foreign in request at the improvement
noted during the week, but the sales are ohiefiy of a retail
character. Barley, of malting quality, soiree, and late
rates fully supported ; a brisk demand exists for Black Sea
at 30s. to 30a. 6d. per 30 stone, and the market is almost
bate of such for the moment, but one or two cargoes are
daily expected. Beans scarce and rather dearer. PPM
plentiful, but go off readily, 38s. per 5041 be. for dry feeding
qualities'. Oats steady, with a good consumptive demand.
The foreign imports last week are as under :—Wheut,
4,006 qrs.; barley, 378 ; oats, 2,239 ; beans, 1,023 ; peas,
1,834 ; tares, 707 ; linseed and rapeseed, 12,364 ; oil cakes,
47 tow.
LIMA, JULY 17.—We have very limited rennin!s of
wheat, but quite as liberal as they are likely to be this side
of harvest. There is a decidedly improved tone in the
trade to-day, and our millers are compelled from sheer
necessity to give an advance of fully Is. per quarter over
Friday's rates. Barley nominaL Beans quite as dear. Oats
and other articles unaltered.

NEWCASTLE, dubr 17.—The weather today is dull, and
like rain ; last night we had a heavy fall. At our market
this morning we bad scarcely any wheat offering by our
growers, and being without any arrivals of moment since
Saturday, factors commenced by asking an advance of F.
per qr., which had the effect of restricting business, but
where sales occurred that amendment was established.
For new Norfolk and Suffolk yellow, 60e. to 61s. was ac-
quired, quality not extra, whereas the latter figure was
paid for a cargo of new Holstein red, just arrived. Flour
met more attention, and must be written rather dearer.
Grinding barley still pointing upwards. Malt, unless fine,
difficult to quit. Beans and peas much as before. Oats
rather dearer.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ASTLEY.—Joty 14, at Cavendish-square, the wife of Lieutenant.
Colonel Y. L. Astley. of a son..
BADGER.—JuIy 15, at Cambridge-terrace, Hyde-park, the wife
of T. S. Badger. Esq., of • daughter.
COLLYER.—JuIy 13, at Croydon, the wife of B. Collyer, of
a daughter.
FLEA!' NG.—Jidy 15, at Adelaide Cottage, Crouch.end, the wile
of Mr. Fleming, of • daughter.
FOX.—July 13, at Reciffe House, Church-street, Stoke Newington,
the wife of /dr. E. H. J. For, of a son.
LOVIILL.—JuIy 15, at Cheater square, Lady Rose Lovell, of a
daughter.
MELLIMIL —July 14, at Reigate-hill, the wife of F. Mellen h,
SPYI4CIfIJ 0.f24 —July 14, at Byeect Rectory, Surrey, the wife of the
Rev. N. Spicer, of a eon.
STO&Y.—July 13, at Binglield, Cavan, Ireland, the wife of J.
Story, liaq., of a daughter.
WALDRON.—JuIy 14, at Ilerne.hal, Surrey, the wife of H. J. K.
Waldron, Fay., 314 Mgt., of a sou.
1f A.H.ItigkIES,

CRICHERTIR--SEVERNR-July la. at St. George's, flnnover-
square, V. Chichester, Fey., ion of the Right Lion. turd K Chi-
chester, to Elizabeth Julia. daughter of S. A. Severn, E.q., of
Poslingford Suffolk.
CriLLINS—DICKENS.—JoIy IT, at iftestaim Church. Kent, by
the Rev. Joseph Kindle, Charles Collins, Rao., of Clarence-
terrace, itegenespark, to Kate bfacready, second daughter of
Charles Dickens, of Sled's-hill Place.
DALTON—VYJIITY.—JuIy It, a' the pariah church of Dean,
Bedfordshire. by the Rev. H. Dolton, 11. H. S. Dalton, Eel.,
son of the Re?. H. Dalton, to Charlotte Margaret Anne,
daughter of the late R. Verity, Esq., of Denu Lodge, near

EDURCOMHZ—HrOHMAN.—JaIy it, at the parish church.
Hampstead, by the Res. T. Allier Edgecombe, RN.. of
if memo°. Het of Christopher-street. linsburyaquare.
lisbdreArom St. John's-wood, Yaitny Marta, daughter of R.
HAMM—PRAM —July la. at at. Mary's, Lambeth. by the Rev.
J. Lamb, Wllllans Adolphus. sou of W. Haigh, Esq.. of Clap.
ham.rostf place, to Mary Anue, daughter of the late C. Peake,
Req., of Brixton. Sawn.
DEATHS. _ .

BAILEY.—Daly 13. Mary, relict of Mr. W. Bailey, of Eingatreet.
Covent garden, aged Ml.
BA BIIAM. —July 14, at Trecern, Pembrokeshire, klimbeth 3bris,
wife of the Bev. C. 11. Barham. aged 40.
BROWN.—July 16 at gunning-hill, Berk; Kelm, wife of W. N
Brown, Ban., aged 44.
ClUClL—fail 13, at Dread Jackeenatreet, Mame, Lancashire.
E. It Chick. Esq., aged 37.
DONNIL--July 14, at radii walk, Brampton, Margaret. wife of
Mr. W. Donne. aged 70.
13, at Royal-ancont. Cheltenham. tee Bee.
T. F. Heaney, aged 61.
NOTCIIIKIN.—JuIy 13, at the Mall, Kensington, L Hotehliin,
JILVTBV). 741
14.—fall 13, C. IL ingrown, Req.. of Bexhill
games, aged 16.
LANIALIDILL--iaTt 15, at Konntilel.l Boone, Tunbridge.well.v.
Mr. 0. T. Inagridge, aged 71.
LIWIN—JuIy 13, at his residence, Glyn Pedro
near Clickh.o.cll,
lireecewhire. la Ida slat year, deeply lamented. the Reg.
Edward Lewis, reet-w of Llaubeder and Partrichlo, aud
man y yaws J.T. ter the county of Brecon.
""."0.--inlY 13, at Clarendon-gardens. Maids-vale. Charles
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