The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivenPoot., J t:LT 18.—The sales of cotton
today are estimated at 11..000 boles. and consist of about 1,200 Per-
ot. and Maranham, I 11; 400 Itahla 661. 1.000 I.:gyp:nut, 71 3-to ;
700 sur..t, 36; 210 Sea Islands. 1.11 161. Total dace Friday.. /10.000.
import since Friday, 10,0('. The marlot closes with muca.firninen,
though there hoe been a comparative t imenesita demon I. Compared
with Eriday's rates prima( all kinds are
°per lb. dearer.
Manceitorgit, JOLT 18.—Therit Is no change in the
market, either for fine yarns or cloth. Once Tuesday. In fine
Taros there continnes to be • rather fete demand, at full prices,
manufacturer. taking a ointiderable quantity of cops sod warps.
A fair business it doing for Rama, but the Germans bay
with ninnies, owing to the more rapid advance of prices here
tbs.% on the continent. The lower counts of earns, from 60's
to Yrs, both water and mule, are more hl requisition, and have ad.
vaneed Id. to Id. per lb. again since Tuesday. Manufacturers find it
mote difficult perhaps to obtain an advance commemorate with the
riae in yarn and the raw mat/rte. but they aro tolerably Arm in their
requirements, though the high rate whlch some descriptions of cloth
have attained Is to some enema a clog to buttnese. In printout cashs
there bas bees an leeresee of buaineft today, and In domestics and
most dunttptioua of goods for which Inc home.traile bowies are
berm.

HOSIERY AND LACE.—:siorrueolux, JULY 18.—
The cottm-home branches are, ail things Iconsidered, In a tolerable
condition. The cotton.glove branch is in a mry prreari.als state ; the
disputes which have so .ong continued not being wholly settled,
several hands at itastord being yet upon the turn out. The drawer,
puitalcan, and 'hilt branch is dull; the workmen, however, are on
the • eti as respect. wares. Thr panic in the Malt silk glove branch
merits to have liaised over, and the workmen in general are pretty
we" employed. The patent plated gloves will, there is little doubt,
Mame the demand for these article,. The In silk ho
branch keeps in a fair condition; but the silk knotted home
branch le In a lamentable state. From what we have hear
there is a lack of demand for them articles on the Con-
linent, and many French, tipanbli, and Italian frames are
standing. The general onion of the warp trade has been attacked at
New Lenton on three point. at ewe—Mit, a manufacturer of silk
blond has been paying 10s. weekly wages. and has refuted to pay the
advance given by other manufecturers; the consequence has bas n that
his hands have turned out. Another manufacturer of the same platy
who has been making warp coat cloth, finding that his hands have
joined the union, has given them notice to quit, upon which the
whole of his hand, ettuck. The third manufacturer has sonic warp
frames, with which he bus been attempting to make ornamental
Isom; but he has been employing managers and workmen at low
wages, and they hays also struck for the general price.
Thus there seems • sort of confederacy to attack the
union. The cotton bobbin-net node has, in some branches,
a shade improved. The Mechlin, however, has fallen off in some
quarters, while in others it is at a premium. Coarse nets are extend.
leg, not only for curtains, but for other articles; and, being male of
strung sewing cotton, they are the most durable that have been made
by any known praxes, and are likely to extend. The silk trade is
rather dull tor write ne ti and the black trade is considerably de.
pre -cd, especially for pastier-made articles, the lever. and circular-
t made nets to • essidderable 'slept super eding them—the hitter
being liniatvd when they come off the maciiine, *bile the pusher
laces require the gimp threads to be inserted by the needle. Upon
the wMe, however, both the lace and hosiery tract' are in a fair and
rather 'coalition, with considerable hopes for the future.—
alref.

WOOL.-13unvono, July 18.—Thsre is a still very se-
tivebosiness doing in the country, at prices tar beyond what eon at
meseat be realised We. me spinners panes at Such an immense
imam. and tin prim sought have tended to tetrad sale. It is
imporsible, without en advance beyond what is already asked, to rem.
lee prime met en the padre. made at the different Wool fairs in
the country during the week. Nods end Probes had not participated
In en advance at ell preportkinate with the atilrllltl3 on Perces, but ea
the stooks are very low, aim MOM willing to sell at late prises.

MAN UFACTUREB.—BILADFORD. July 18.—The yarns
se prodused are going Into ansUilaptles. and the demand for export
continues eery active; although yarns are dearer than in June, yet
the 'dunce In by_ no amens proportionate to the additional cost of the
raw material. Peces: The bushels doing in oil kinds of goods suit,
able for the autumn Is very brisk ; but Oct at prices at all oommen-
orate with the prices of Wool and was.

BOWL—F*IO,MAX, July 18.—The Warta weather dur-
ing Hulled week has ben eery congenial to We growth, and the back-
ward bldg has made very great progress Mace last weak ; in tot the
pliustatkais In this district and adjoining parishes are locking re-
markably well, and promise well for a orop.
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CORS.—BAlllittlY, July 18.—We have no alteration to
notke la the valor/ of gash bare tr .day, sellers Insisting on former
rate", wbkh prevented 1211111111 buslaces being done In Wheats. Quota.
Hoop as follows :—Whest, 4s. led, to as. Id. per bushel. fuky,
19s. to 11a. per qr. Oats, IN. to 31a. Beans, Se. to 3e. tid. per bushel.
BIRMINGHAM, JULY 18. —At the Gloucester and
Waimea malt" cm the IStb, the wheel trade ruled dull, at an
adman of eked la. per tartar. baby the torn dearer. Beau
more sought alter. Pas My Is. per quarter higher. Duda@ the
premed week, we have beg a madmaamo of hot Itoreted 'Feather,
which lass meld trametkom `wheat to he on a meat Halted seals ;
but we do set heir at say redastle• Whig been submitted ON bar-
ley grad erdnedaelte valet. Few rate have band& Beam
tie Item, la ermesqumee of the untaveseTh reports ot the
amps► are bell der an elmmes. At thladers 'market there
was ugalu •
s ebert=ferbeet tram the tamers. yet miss mold
cony hem& lay to adman* et fay In pm quarter. Bar-
ley im•MeeeL Seam km Few peen amiss. thus sold
slowly at Anne prim. The are Me present quelitisee :
Wke,hes k.wWgprbostet In dd. MIL 118.; am
Is. M. te NA N.; red. Y. Od. M 6. 110.; new, In IL MM. Id. ;
sehettl.;rel, an Od. to M. dd.; kirsityk while, W.PIM* Oftem, la. 4d. to In Itulitteladn IL to USA
mormr, per Vries
biha OIL to Mk. Ildri
M On OA 11111 m. ISs. ed.
WWl*. Par '771. ZOd. te Us.
Wetels. Meek awlehlley pee 81111•41/e. .to lb. od. ; Irish Oaths. to
411111m),11‘11L to OLGA; (lab. le Utah Od. to Vs. M.; blacks
Ids. 91. 10 11•. 911. td,
1911bN Illarld.to MARI. I
ism, lea to I KIK Ina N. to toa GC; Sorslift aunt. to
kee. ed. am. imerwhir v.. re. 62 Ili.; "Malls&
per 111•1111/2 lo ion INMa 110.14. to laa.