The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-01 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LiveorooL, JULY 31.—The solos of Gotta&
today ere attended at 30,000 balm and consist of about 22,000 Awe.
clean, 1,300 Bahia. 8.d.; 3,000 Egyptian, al. to Ild.; 3,000 Surat,
It to alt ; 43418 es Islands, 12.. d. to laid. Total Mara Friday,
00,000. Import since Friday, 40,0.10. The market elnees with buyers
on an Mem Compared with Friday's rates prices of all Mulls are Id.
dearer. The buying of American has ken wilder to-day than we bare
sera for years; It has been taken slight unseen—even the old candle
light dispensed with. likitllhie Bowed has been sold at Bd.

SUGAR GLAIOw, Judy SO.—Sines oar last report
there has !pen a moderate demand for West India bleamovado sugar.
The sales aroma to 265 tattle. sad throw, and 11.3 barrels., at full
mWs. bolt brown St. Vincent's gold at 355. 6d. known Tobago,
114 a. ; middling and good middling, 38.. 6d, to 37e. 44.; good, Ms. to
38s. 6d. ; and fine, 395. The sales made in Mauritius Supra are 915
bags: Imp browns, 335. ; middling browns, Si.. to Ms. Nothing
dons In Bengal or foreign Sugars, or is West India Mohan,. Re-
ined Sagan have had a good demand, at higher rates : brown
lumps, 305.; brown loaves, 5.5.; middling, 52.. to Ms.; good, Hu to
; and rery fine, She. to 595. Crashed Sugars have a rery
goad demand, at stiffer prices: browns, 395. to 42a.;
43.. to 435. lid. ; good and Sae yellows, ens. to 195.;
linea miry One whites. 30s. to 525. Treacle, las. 64. Golden
Syrup, good and floe bright, 16s. to Ids. 64. per cwt.

HOPS.—Wohcanaw, Jolt 30. —The weather is agsfa
favourable to the growing mop, and the &stylus advanced to 200,0091,
for the kingdom. We have a ret.ll demand for tine old hops, and,
owing to their enmity, pekes are firm.

CORN.—BARNBLIT, hill 31.—We have no alteration to
quota in our prices this week. We had a brisk market, and in some
maw rather more mosey was obtained, but nothing quotable.
Boiroar, July 31.—Ws have had a small supply of Wheat
at market today, and, farmer. declining to submit to lower rates, we
have bad but little b miners doing. The trade in Oats and Beans con-
Ileum steady. and there are running that the new Beal crop in Ude
district I. looking far from protniaing. Wheat. red, 41s. to 4h. per
qr.; white, 4Sa. Oats, lila. to 2ns. Beans, Vs. to ZOa.

Calculus Tun, July 31.—W0 had a tolerable supply of i
Wheat at market to-day. A few samples wire sold early at about the
petees of bat market day. but the trade closed exceedingly dull. Other
articles filly u dear, but no qu,table alteration in prices. Wheat,
40s. to 466. Barley, Me. ta 24a. Oats, 171. to 20s. Beans, 211 s.
to 30s. rem, 235. to 30s. per qr. Flour, 31s. to 325. p:r sack.
GRUA' YARMOUTH, July 31.—Tha Ana weather of this
week, and the Bond supply of fresh Wheat from the grower at our
market this maiming. has had • depressing effmt on the prier, and
'ales could only be effected at a redultion of Is. to Is. ed. per qr.
The eucitemeut peculitr to the mama, and lie eagerness of the far.
men to catch every report unfavourable to the growing crops, is very
noticeable ; but the near approach of harvest. and the ex tattoo of
a gutt average yield, and that in fair condition. effectually prevents
any rise. The reports of the turnip crop are more favourable. The
Oat crop promises well, and a few early pieces have been cut. At
pre.ent the potato crap looks very healthy. Wheat, red, 631b5., 425. •
Nibs., 43a.; white, Gilts... 465. to 468. Barley, 3410 e, 20s. Oats,
411ba..11Us. Beans, per 19 stone, Us. Pees, 241. Flour, per pack of
2401 U, 30a. to 31s.

HAYWARD'S Raters, July 31. The trade for all de-
isariptioas of grain was to•day steady, sod last week's quotations were
firmly ntalwainel. Whea., white, 111. los. to 121.; red, toi. as. to
lot. 13e. Barley, 21e. to 235. Oats, lea, to las. Beans, 265. to
Ms. Pees, 265. to Its.
'NEWARK, July 31.-0 a the torn exchange this day we
bad a short supply of Wheat. The report et mildew or not Drina
fang esnermed in several itotanees, the market was cleared of
Wallet at an advance of la. lo 24. per qr. Spring gniln held arm's,
and fully aupvirted last week's prices. Fortin Barley Ia per qr.
dearer; no %beat offence.

ROMPORD, July 31—Wa bad a fair show of Whet at
at our market to-day. which sold at about last week's prices. Very
little orally other hind of Corn. Wheat, to :04. Harter, 2eg,
to its. Oats, 17e. to 21s. Beans, 2is. to 29e. Peas, 28s. to 30s.
Rye, 2ne. to 22a.
BPALDINO, July 30.—Our market was this day a very
unsatisfactory one to buyers and sellers; the appearance of things
seemed to Justify the fanner in pressleg for an advance. The mer-
chants ea not me mach chance of profit by @emulation. The militia
are not,rious for their short stocks, they only boy', for the week's
consumption. In the absenceof any speculation, Wheat did not
advance, except in few eaves, by the small needy miller. Oat. are
wanted and much inquired for ; they are making a little nave money
than of late. Beane about atalionary. In stone fresh thrashed red
Wheat fetched t:s.; • good deal of the coarser kind@ and state
granaried parcels sold at ids. to dos. ; white usually fetch is, to h.
more mone. Good dry small Beans are worth 275. to 28e. Oats,
14.. to Its. per qr. Since our tact • considerable amount of rain has
fallen daily, with the tat two days' exception. Again, this day, a
very heavy fall came over this district. The 'roiling K'heita are
much beaten down and storm-broken; should the weather speedily
change we do not conceive any iverio:te consequesmes wit be the result
of this extreme moisture. A great den: of Nape Seed lies prostrate,
antlis now taking harm.

.11.1. v 30.—We bays now very fine ',whey,
and our market tq-day was extremely dull, but without any altera-
tion in prior for any deseripUon of rain. Some samples of new oats
and bere appeared, and were taken by millers, the former at 10s. to
lls , and the Litter at 9s. to 54.6 d. 'Sew rape wa. fold at ISa. to Is.
White wheat, 23.. Gd. to 245. 6d.; red ditto, 211. 6d. to 234; barley,
91. to 125.; oats, 9.. 6.1. to Ils. 6d. per lal.; oatmeal, los. 6d. to
113. Gd. • bakers'' flour, 13s. 6d. to 143. 6d. par :ewt.; Indian ;corn,
26a. to :9s. per 490 lb,.

CATTLE, &C.—CHICHESTIIII July 31.—Thera was a full
fell supply of etock this day, but, being rage illy at Goodwood, the
market prondpll„.and buSiaces soon over. _ .

LaaiM, July 31 —There Ueg.34;a average apply of both
beasta sheep, an lamb, land a good demand. Beasts, as. to 7s. pee
stone of 16 llat; sheep, 41d. to 3d.; and lambs, Sad. to 6,1. per lb.
RUMFORD, July 31.—Our menet wan very shortly sup
plied with all kinds of first-rate stock, and was dearer for Bcef, Mut-
ton, and Veal. Beef, Se. to 4. Mutton, Ss. 44. to 4s. 4. Lamb,
4a. 4d. to 4s. od. Veal, 3s. to 3s. Bd. Pork, 3s. to 4e.
SitureaLL, July 31.—We had a vicariater trade to-day,
and thing* made rather more money. Beef made from Is. to
3s. 104. Mutton, 2s. to 4. 2d. Lamb. es. to is. fhl. \eal,•Ss. to
is. 104. Pork, 2s. to 3s. 6d. per stone of Pax., stoking the offal.

LANOHOLM LAMB AND WOOL FAIR, July 26.—The an-
nual Limb and Wool fair was held here to-day. The number of
Lambs was below the oVelniV in former years. There being a good
number of buyers, the demand was good. Prices for lop Cheviot
Lambe ranged from 7s. fil. to 9a. lid. The farmers met with an
agreeable dissppointment ; Deane the market they anticip ited a fall
on last year's prices, whereas there was generally an advance of about
tit. per head. The Noel market through the day continued very
slow, farmer' asking higher prices than the buyers were in-
clined to give, but towards the evening they came more closely to-
wards one another, and a large quantity of Wool W. 41 dispoi of,
Cheek* ewe and bog running front tis. to 25e. ; an advance of is. to
3a. on last year's market, and an advance of above 50 per end. since
July, 1946, the average price that year being IS..