The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-18 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LrvatrooL, JULY 17.—The sales of eotton
to-day are estimated at 50,000 bia'es, and consist of about 7,00 Amer.
ican 1,200 Peraara and Maraitham, 7i to et ; 1,100 Egyptian, to 9 ;
2,5.0 Surat, 41 to 6; .00 Sea Islands, la ito Us. Taal since Friday,
06,000. Import since Friday, 5,00 e. The market closes Addy com-
pared with Friday's ratan; prices of every sort are i per lb. dearer ;
though the market has been dearer today, It doses with something
like an exhausted appe.aranoe fur America.

HOPS.—WOOctSTES, July 17.—Tho airports from our
district on Ssturday last were not quite NO fsvourable as the week be-
fore, but this tine wester is expected to restore any damage from
wind or blight, and the duty is inclined to alvance. There is nothing
doing In our tosrket. Duty for the kingdom, 181,0001. ; fur the Woe-
(sages district, 20,0001.

CORN.—liaaresczy, July 17.—W., had a very thin at.
tendance of farmers at tin. day's market, and very little Mumma was
transacted as they were not induced to submit to any reducaloo upon
the rates of last week, which the miller. were determined to give,
and now but the moat needy buyers made purchases.
BOSTON, July 17.—We has. had only a moderate show of
Wheat to-day, and the weather continuing brilliantly time, prices de.
chard 2a. to 3s. per qr., tine reds not making mare than 4:a. to 415.,
and tine white 425. Fully as much money wee demanded fur beans.
No change in the value of Oats, and but few samples uffenng. Wheat,
red, 40s. to 43,. per qr.; white, 42e. Oat., 17e. to 20a. beans, 275.
to Abs.
Catcuarran, July 17.—We had a rather better supply of
Wheat at market to-day, for which last weea's prices were de.
mended, sod which millers were very reluctantly compelled to pay.
Oats mud Barley each IL per qr. dearer. Bean. and Pees no ahem,.
Linn. Wheat, 42a. to It.. barley, 225. to 23.. pats, 17s. to Its.
Beam, 2M. to Sum Peas, Us. to 30s. per qr. nom, 31e. to 32a. ptr
sack.

Ottsv, YAttmorrit, July 17.—During the pelt week we
have had brilliant weather for maturing the srowiag crops. In some
parts of the country very heavy mine have fallen, but here we have
Mal nose ; and, except for the turnip crop, which in many places in
this neighbourhood is al great failure, we are not suffering for want
of it. Throughout the northern and eastern districts of Ntzfolk the
general appearance of the N heat and Maley trope is very promising,
and it is ea tad harvest will be begun an three weeks from this
time, end a fair average crop realiscaL We bid a small supply and
an inachre trade at our market to-day, at a reduction of Is. per qr.
Wheat, red, 631b5., Va. to 43e. • whits, allbo., 4.4. to 410. Earley,
.53105, It!~ to :.oe. Oats, English, 41115., Ns.; facets; 421te.,
beans and Pees, per 19 atone, 26.. to 28a.

HAYWARD'S HIATR, July 17.—This market was to-day
thinly attended, both by buyers and sellers, and the supply of Wheat
exceedingly small ; but, as the demand was very limited, the buil-
nos; trausseted was of a retail character. Barley, Oats, Deans, and
Pees in fair request, st preceding quotations. Wheat, white, I if. to
111. los. • red, IW. to 101. 10a. Harley. 2:s. to 24e. Data, 15s. to
14. Heim, :.is. to Vs. reas, 2as. to 117 s.
Navraua, July 17.—Considerable activity prevailed In
English Wheat and doe foreign Barley up to the dew of last week ;
but on 'Chattel' today only trifling buainesm was effected in Wheat,
a: a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr., and for tine foreign urdtiog and
'nutting qualities of Harley but little 'Peeing, as also in other Liao,
at last week's quAation.s. Wheat, 445. to His.; eztra, 4Ss. , red, its.
to els.; extra, Ids.

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Nawcanris, July I6.—The weather since Saturday has
been everything that could be wished; to-day is dull, and threatening
rain, which is much wanted for the opring crops and the pastures,
which pce.cnt a parched appearance. At our market th • meaning
we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, so also (ruin the
west, but :rpm abroad the aeries's arc liberal, being chiefly from
Dantaie, with a stray cargo from Wolga4 and Denmark. Notwith-
standing the deprereton in Mark-lane yesterday, boldersevinced great
firmer, and refused to asks the least concession; the amount of
business paving, therefore, was extremely limited, as our principal
estlhn wou:d no' purchase tsar ing at a small reducUott; fain all
per qr. era. repea edly offered foe the best sou'h country red Wheats,
and the Lane price fur best =teed Dantric, and re:urea, no one being
inclined to weep: under 435. pet qr., 631 be. per bushel resteetivelv.
For moderate Wash, weighing liebs. but made 631 b.. per b,shi:l,
40s. per qr. wad given; lu/berm Holstein found buyers at its. to tan.
per qr made same weight. The retail price of Flour not being put
up, renders the sale of k.our difficult, but tow are willing nisei! below
31.. for choice households, an impression generally prey:tang that
with • little unsettled weather higher prices would peeved, II hertas
little probability !Sin! e f a &WILDE occurnng. Bye more inquired
tar. Goat stout grinding Barley, weighing Stlbs., but made 361te.,
ands a ready sole at 20e. per qr., end single at 1t.., same weight.
Malt without change. Boiling Peas in fair request, at 2ta. to
and feeding 23a, Galba per busheL Beans and late unaltered; the
latter article, however, a little more sought after, and 20.. Sul. freely
given fur choice Scotch feed, weighing naturally 4211b1. per busheL
Srocerote-ox-Tsza, Jely I7.—The supply of Wheat at
this day's market was moderate, for which • good steady demand was
esperier est, at the extreme prices of this day weed. In other articles
no change to note from Lit week's rates. Present quotations:—
Wheat, per qr. of edlbs. to the bushel, Durham and York.
shirt, red, 424. to 445. ; white, 445. to its.; South country red, 435.
to 435. • white Pls. to 425. (A
435. lie. to 20e. ; potato, 20s. to
224. Leans, new,,
His. to 30s. Flout, pet sack of 2301b5., fine,
335. Od. ; superfine, 31:s. Oatmeal, Scotch, Sys. Wheat, foretell. per
qr., of fialbs. to the hishel, Dantxie, Konigsberg, and kiting, 4fe. to
aria; Ittitrick, Wismar, and Stralsund, 41s. ta,.435. • Hamburg and
Stettin, 111. to 11S. ; Holstein and Danish, 42.. to 43:. Data, Dutch
end Irmiliand, HS. w Sus. Peas, boding, 275. • grinding, 2to. Hee,
hie. to 235. Imports during the past week :2N beat, coastwise, 290
qrs. ; foreign, 2,263.

Duntinr, JuLy 16.—We had a quiet demand for all de-
Pcriptiuns of grain and for Indian corn at market wag, achout any
alterauan in prices of Friday last. White wheat, 23.. 6d. to 24a 6d.;
red ditto, 21s. 6d. to 235.; barley, 9.. is 12a.; oats, 6a. 6d. to 11.. bd.
per barrel; oatmeal. 10.. Ed. to 111. 6d.; bakers' nom, 13r. to
per cat.; Indian corn, 21s. 6d. to 26ri. 6d. prr ditto.

CATTLE, ecc.—ettiCUIPITUR, July 17.—Theft is a full
market this day of fat stock. especially Sheep and Limbs; prices
rather lower than last market, with a dull sale moat part of the thy.
Beef, brat quality, 3.. 4d. to 3s. td. ; inferior aorta, 2.. ad. to 31. ;
southilown prime Mutton. 34. 401. to 3a, 84.; Lamb, fat sad prime,
4a. 4d. to 4s. tid. Veal, ditto, 3a. Sd. to 4s. Fat (bares. Is. Ind. to
3a. Lamb., fat, by the carcase, 225. to 245. buckling Calves, not
plentiful, 12a. to tbs. lbws, with calf at foot, U. to 104.

LEIRIA', July 17. There was • good supply" of
fat beasts at this day's market, which told at from 6.. to 6s. 6d. per
stone of 16lbs. Of sheep and tombs, of which there was also a large
supply. sheep, 414. to 01, lambs, Id. per lb.

SOUTHALL, July 17.—Trade very heavy in consequence of
the beat of the weather, end prim lower. Beef made from le. ed. to
Se. ed. Mutton, 2e. to M. Lamb, le. to 4a. to. Coal, Is. to be
Pork, 2s. to U. ed. per stone of elle., coking the *dal.