The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LITZIPOOL, Aram 13.
The sales to-day are i—sugar 40 hhds. Harbadoes, at
29v. to 31s. ; 700 bags grainy lkngal, at 40s. ; 800 bags
Banarn•a, at 345. to 375. ; 56 boxes yellow Havana, at 191.6 d.
Hum: 70 puncheons Demerara, at previous pi ier s. Ilice
135 tees. Carolina, at 171. 6d. Saltpetre: 1,400 bags, at
245. to 28s. bd. for 10 and 71 per cent. retraction.

COTTON.—Livenrooh, Aran. 13.—The sales te-day
are estimated at 6,000 balsa, and include about 80 Pernem
and Maranham, at 60. to 71a. ; 600 Egyptian, at 6d. to
70.; and 300 Surat, 30. to 4d. The market closes tamely
and steadily ; prices of all kinds being unchanged.
Ilawcwiteven, APRIL 13.—The price of cotton yarn and
cloth is generally unchanged, but neither producers nor
buyers appear much disposed to do business till they have
received the advices due by the anticipated steamer from
New York, which it is thought may bring intelligence of a
further decline of the price of cotton, but more reliable
estimates of crop than we have had heretofore. The holders
of cloth have shown more firmness rather, but spinners in
some cases have been anxious to sell, and where sales are
pressed they go of at easier rates. For Germany there
hes not been much doing, and India houses are waiting for
their letters before entering on new engagements.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LuEns, Aritt I3.—The market
in the coloured cloth hall has been dull and inactive to duy ;
only a very limited business has been done; but a better
feeling prevailed in the white cloth hall ; clocking and
cloths were in fair request, thinner goods were not much in
demand.

WOOL..—HUDDIEUIPIILD, April 13.—1 n Wools busineu
is much tho same as for the last few weeks ; no brink de-
mand, but still moving slowly off. German fleeces of middle
quality most inquired for.

MANUFACTURES.—IiI/DDERSPIELI), April 13.-Our
market to-day has been thinly attended by merchants, and
their purchases have been much restricted. Nu branch has
been brisk, and it is considered by many to have been the
dullest market we have had since January.

CORN.—Hou., April 13.—The imports of the past weak
are on the moat moderate scale, but more than sufficient fur
the wants of the trade, who buy most sparingly, and re-
ceive sufficient supply from our own farmers. To-day's
market was very shortly supplied with English Wheat, and
which met free sale at about the current rates of last week.
Foreign Wheat wholly neglected, though holders show no
anxiety to force sales. Barley is neglected. Beans move
glued /14 for maiiiimpatiodne.r; oureu easier to
tuup-
f,llo..hing doing in Ittpeseed,, but Cakes are
but Cakes aro fully as dear.
Bones are a trifle lower. Imports from April 3 to D : Wheat,
362; Barley, 948 ; Oats, 278 ; Beans, 238: Peas, 103 ;
Tares, 17 ; Linseed, 3.391; ltamiseed, 959 qrs.; Oil Cakes,
326 tons; Bones, 1,447.
" • • - •

Lneus, April 13.-We have small arrivals of grain,
there appears a check to tho downward tendency in
the value of wheat, and, though a very slow sale, the rates
of Friday aro fully maintained. Barley without alteration
The same applies to Oats, Shelling, sad Beans. Arrivals
this week: Wheat, 3,311; Oats, 20; Barley, 244; Beans,
1,197; Malt, 466; Shelling, 68.
LIVERPOOL, Arita. 13.-'fho weather continues dry,
with light easterly winds, and the want of rain is begin-
ning to be felt on the pasture lands, winter fodder being
nearly exhausted. The arrivalsof grain and flour are this
week upon a moderate scale, whilst the exports aro liberal.
Ireland continues to take the most from us ; the quantities
shipped to there since last Tuesday being '2,720 qrs., wheat
2,677 brls. and 257 sacks flour, and 2,843 qrs. Indian corn ;
and the trade hero during the week has been strengthened by
further purchases of red wheat for the sister country, at prices
rather over the quotations of last Tuesday. The }.aster
holidays have rather interfered with the local business.
Though the business transacted in wheat and flour at this
morning's market was not large, the general demand was
certainly better than on this day se'nnight, and at extreme
prices for both articles, hslders exhibiting much firmness
with their samples. Several thousand quarters of Egyptian
beans changed hands, and fully recovered a decline of 6d.
per quarter which had been submitted to during the week.
Indian corn was also in fair request, at extreme rates, and
it is not plentiful. Oats, oatmeal, and barley, were not
much noticed. Scarcely any peas at present hem. Prices :
Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, ss. Gd. to ss. 10,1.; extra,
ss. 10d. to 61. ; ditto, white, 6s. to 64. 2d.; extra, 6s. 2d. to
6s. sd. ; Irish, red, ss. 2d. to 65..7d. ; ettra, 5.. 7d. to
fis. 9d. ; ditto, white, ss. 9d. to Gs. • extra, 6s. to Gs. 2d.
Barley, per qr., chevalier, 291. to 30e.; per 6016.., Scotch
and Irish, 3s. &l. to 31.9 d. Malt, per qr., English, pale, 545.
to 585. ; Irish, 4Gs. to 60s. Oats, per 451b5., English and
Scotch, old, 2s. Ild. to 3s. Id. ; Welsh, old, 25.84. to 28.91. ;
Irish, fine sorts, 2s. 9d. to' s. 104.; new, 2s. 9d. to 21. 9td.;
general, 2s. 7d. to 2s. 9d.; new, 2.1. 71d. to 2s. 81d. ; black,
old, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 7d.; new, 2s. &I. 21. Gd. Beans, per qr.,
English, 325. to 345. • small, 345. 6d. to 365. ; Scotch and
,
Irish, per 480 lbs. 291. to 30s. Peas, English white, per
qr., 345. to 361. Flour, superfine, per 280 lbs.,
30s. to 31s. ; extra, :33a. to 355. Oatmeal, Irish, new,
per load of 240 lbs., 23a. Od. to 235. Gd. ; Canadian,
old, 221.64. to 235. 0.1. Bran, per 24 lbs., Is. to Is. 3d.;
Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, mixed and red,
ss. 4d. to se. 61. ; white, 6a. Bd. to ss. 110. ; United States,
mixed and red, ss. 2d. to 6s. 7d.; white, ss. 10d. to 6.. Id. ;
Dant:ie. and Konigsberg, mixed and red, ss. sd. to ss. Bd.;
high mived,64. 2.1 tags 64 ; Pentoraitinn and Mecklenburg,
red,6s.Bd. to 5..11d. ; Hamburg, 6a.61.t0 55.8,1. •' Stettin and
Silesian, red, ss. 6d. to In. 9d.; white, Ss. 91. to 6s. 04.; Ha-
nish, Holstein, and Friesland, red, 6s. 2d. to ss. Gd.; white,
61. 6,1. to ss. 94. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 4s. 6(1. to
4s. 9d. ; Archangel, 4s. 41. to 4s. 7d. ; French, Rhenish,
and Belgian, red,sl. 4d. to ss. 7d.; white, ss. Bd. to Gs. 2,1.
Spanish and Italian, red, .ss. 24. to 61. fal.; white, ss. 341.
to 6s. Bd. ; Odessa, l'olish, red, 41.111. to 5.. 11. ; common,
4s. Bd. to 41. 1 Id. ; Marianopoli, red, ss, 11. to ss. 3d. ;
Da-
nube, 45.74. to 4s. 10d. ; Russian, &c., hard, 4s. 6d. to 41.7 d. ;
Egyptian. 4s. 6d. to 41. 70. Rye, per . 6olbs. Baltic, Re ,
3s. 6d.. to 35.9.1. Barley, per 601b5., grinding, 31.8 d. to 3a. 9d.
Oats, per 451b..21.101. to 25.1 Id. • Russian, 2s. Bd. to 2a.9,1.
Beans. European, per qr., 30s. to 35a.; Egyptian. per 4801 b.,
234.0 d to 230.6 d. l'eu,per qr., Baltic,Rc., white, 31s. to 345. ;
Canadian, 30s. to 325. Indian Corn, per 4501 b., American
28s. 6d. to 295. ; white, 304. to 31s. ; French, Spanish, Ita-
lian, &c., yellow, 28s. 6d. to 295. Od. ' • white, 30s. to 31s. ;
Ibrail and Galata, 29.. 04. to 295. Gd. Indian Corn Meal,
per 1961 b., 13e. &I. to 141. 6d. Flour, per brl. of 1961 b.,
Canadian, sweet, 19s. to 20a. Od. ; U.S. Western Canal,
sweet, 19s. to I9s. 9d.; Ohio, 20a. Od. to 21s. • U.S. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, sweet, 19s. Gd. to 205.; I.4few Orleans,
20s. Od. to 21s. 04. • U.S. and Canadian heated and sour,l7l.
to 18e. Gd. ; per sack of 2801 b., French flue and superfine,
30s. to 325.; extra, 345. to 36a. Od. Arrivals into Liverpool
and Runcorn, from the 6th to the 12th of April inclusive:
Wheat, 8,175 qrs.; Barley, 1,348; Malt, 1,436; Oats,
7,166; Beans, 1,833; Indian Con, 419; Oatmeal, 12,719
sacks; Flour, 4,472 sacks and 8,441 brls. Exports to Ire-
land: Wheat, 2,720; Indian Corn, 2,843; Indian Corn
Meal, 196 fats. ; Flour, 267 sacks and 2,677 brls.
LYNN, April 13.-We had rather a small supply of Wheat
to-day, and the trade quite as good as last week. Wheat,
6116 a. to 631 b.., 375. to 405.; white, 445. Barley, best
runs, 275. to 28s. ; seconds, 211 a. to 275. per qr. to the
growers.
NIWCASTLE, April 13.-The weather now presents •
settled appearance ; but on the dry soils rain is much
wanted. At our market this morning we had a moderate
show of Wheat from the country, and, having little fresh
in from the coast, sales were more readily effected, although
prices cannot bo written dearer. For small cargo of Hes
liganhafen Wheat, 41s. per qr. (631b5.) wu procured. Flour
was less pressingly offered, and late rates were sustained,
with a slightly improved inquiry. In Itye, Beans, and
Peas little stirring. Oats rather more sought after.

CATTLE, etc.-DAVE:4MT Hones FAIR, April 13.-
The extensive demand for young valuable Horses, of all de-
scriptions, continues unabated, as was very evident at this
fair, for, although great numbers of valuable animals
were exhibited, there were more buyers than
Horses, consequently trade was brisk, and prices still ad-
vancing. Show of store Beasts was good, Devon., Herefords,
and short-horns making 101. to 151. per head easily,w here the
quality was good ; the inferior qualities were in rather
better demand than at Barnet fair, but the improvement in
prices wax very trifling. The supply of Sheep was good,
consisting principally of couples. The weather having been
dry the lambing season has been attended with !much suc-
cess, and there were many doubles, the prices ranging from
365. to 46e. per couple.
Romer' BASTES FAIR was held on Monday, and
it was well attended and fully supplied It was
expected that it would have been rather thinly attended,
but it was a much better fair than was anticipated. As
there has been fur some time past a monthly cheese market
at Salisbury, a thin Cheese fair was anticipated, but in this
branch of trade we bad a capital supply. About 160 tons
were pitched, and a fair business was done. Prices averaged
for Somenets, good to fine, 56e. to 655. ; Wilts, 455. to 50s. ;
half cowards, 3Gs. to 425. ; Skims, 21s. to 26.. per cwt. In
the Horse fair there wore some good animals, and • very
plentiful supply of second-rate sort. Of other descriptions
of stock there was a large quantity, and business dull.
SattaneßT, April 13.-The supply of Beasts at our mar-
ket this morning was considerably less than last week, and
the Beasts generally were inferior in quality. There was
sufficient for the requirements of the trade, there being but
few buyers present. The best Beef was a quick sale at an
advance of 3d. to 6d. per score over the prices of last mar-
ket, and although inferior Beasts were • very slow sale •
clearance was effected at former rates. There was an ave-
rage supply of Sheep, and we cannot note any alteration in
pewee from our last, and none worthy of mention remain
unsold at the close of business. Tho supply of Lamb was
small, but increased in point of number as compared with
our last market, consequently all were sold at high prices.
In Pigs the transactions weto not extensive, but the supp:y
was good, and prices nominally unaltered. Calves increase
in numbers, and sell readily at various prices, according
to size and quality. The following are our quotations: (lx
Beef, from Re. Od. to 9s. per score ; cow and heifer, 7.. Od.
to 7s. W. Down Mutton, 6d. per lb.; teg, &e., 54. to M.
Pork, Sid. to 64. Veal, sd. to 6d. Lamb, 7id. to Bd.
Pork and Baton I'igs, 7s. 64. to Bs. Gd. per score; Bacon,
61. to 84. per lb. ; store Pigs, Its. to 255. each. ktilch Cows,
and Calf, 101. to 121. each.

XOBBVTIT SUBSCRIPTION.—March 30, twelve ad-
miren of Kossuth, per T. Wink, Is.; April 7, from Mr.
Oilmen and friends' s, cowl contribution, ss. ; 5, 200 persons,
St. Ives, 16s. Bd.; 12 persons, Fenstanton, Is. Ili persons,
Woodhurst, Is. 4d. ; 0 persons, Huntingdon, 0d ; t; persons,
=LI; 12 persons, Stasibton, Is.; 13
, Is. Id.; 6 persons, Runny, 6d. ; 19, 117:=
at BPPINI• 111. 24.

Freft tAe LONDON OAZETTlL—Tisesdag, Apra

W*IIUPTF,

.10.1211WOJD ACXII.OIA BfIidtUIZTOWIIIIIII. worsted opinner, torn'
render April PO and May 2%, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sole., Whey
and Co., lialffax; off. arig., Young, Leak.
SAW xi. Honour. rr Broonim. Owerayllt, benbighetdre, wire manatee.
titer, Anrll S 3 and May 10, at 12 at Liverprol Court. Elena
and gone. Igrarpoot ; lama*, Turner, beeryotl.
Dann ham Leta% jzikusiemb•street, City, and GOMM To
W%
DargOae arum Ape 22 at and May 21 .1 11
0.16.1.46.. alit Turner, Aldennanbury ; og.
auks.. PIMA.
INSOLVIIINT ffETTITONERB.

L -
Ys ---liciiaraivicitioller—O. Pettit, Ility
sheet, W. White, Mign-atneet, Kerwington,
giikerjy, e,'Mary, set, Southwark, attorney-at-law
6,
drakiw, dealer in dour—E. lemmas, High.,
street, EOM& tailor—C. Mer, Albiomterree, Oakum, hilov—j,
Crabb, Jun" Merrow Wheel-road, Portiond.town, Bt. Jutinhavuog.
I boot and 40i maker—W. Todd, Cromeristreet, Cray's-inn r.-an,
baker—J. Hawke, Bt. John's-wood, clerk in the Aurtrelian Aunkrom
Gold Mining Company—D. &sight, Rage Cottage, Itighbuil -yak, cad
Charleaktreet, Hatton.garden, hory cutter—J. Wright, Milian:-
oam, Lower-toad, irlington, beerahop keeper—J. Ent, r
net and trunk maker—W. Carrot!, Nrin.lbpstreot, I Ici row.n.g.
uphoMerer—W. Blundon, l'amham.plaee,
leather seller—P. Stewart, Acrnlane, Wist elok In tka
Ordnance Odioo—T. 1,. jitchniar,h, Oiltirporwtriet, City-1. nutter,
Union-ate, et, Ibptrovd, omnibus proprietor —R V. Itillpotta, Grunt
delLalicy, Moentatewtreet, City. share dealer—J. M. Notai,
Alban't.terrace, hermington.romi, Lambeth, upottitcary
itatimaby•plaice, Pimlico, boot and "hoe en:key—A. Larell -y, fumy:
Priam-rood, licensed victualtcr—T.G tamer, Itimie.l.utniet,W,Uttoriirly
wheirdwright—J. Iturridge, Rupert-eucet, st. Jam. cL, we-taituter,
batter —L G. Costa, Clummerta low, Whitechapet-ioad, provvoin end
=dealer—J. Coetar, CanAridgmterrace, h con .4
-home keeper.
DIVIDENiai. —May 6. T. ftyrom, Menehmter, Liverpool, awl
Wigan, coal proprietor—May 4. C. Illarri-ion, Yrith.rtreit,
quart, ironmonger -May 7. J. L. Itorrocka, Matehmter,
—May 7. W. reverie, and J. A. Charlton, Punderland•necr.the.sea.
Durham, ship buildara—May Yorilinahridge, wn:Loop.
ton, apotbecury —May b. J. B. Taylor, Laverpoul,l.l.ooitiliA,l. Writ.
CERTIIICATLS or be granted, unless mute be Mown to ma contrary
co as day of inecting.
May 4. J. Ellin*, Liverpool, ironmonger—May It, W. Eirck,
Eton, Bucks. noreeryinim —May 7. J. A. C. keimann and 3.1 r, ta
Liverpool, merchants—May I. 8, bhcrlock, Liverpool, coke iccr.
chant _

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. P. Bragg, T. Bragg, and J. Bragg, hirww,tham, gold.mitL ,afar
an regards T. I'. Bragg.
O. Burch and J. LIMP, King Willism.etreet, City, tailors.
W. 8. Constantine and W. Ingitain, Leeds, cabinet waken,
8. A. Falk= and J. P. Edkins, naliabury-oquare, Yieet.nucet,

razitbs..

t 7. (wrodall and C. Roodhouse, Leeds, upholiverrrs.
T. (Handy, K. Wright, J. Crowley, and J. Martin, Liverpool, 0.,m
fillers
W. &IW, T. hill, and J. Ratcliffe, Ifradford, Yorkabirc, std. rair.
chants, co far an regards AV. Mill
J. Hindle, T. atandeserL and T. Bates, Hellas, Yorkaiire, ragimers,
no la an regards .1 Iliadic.
8. Wane and A. Wane, Liverpool, (ammo.
A. L. J. 1 echevalier, J. Woodiii, and L. Jane, Charlotte street,
my-square, no far a. regards A. L. J. Lechevalier.
W. Match, (s. V. piston, and J. Trickett, Leicester, ironfoucb.rs,
far as regards J. Trickett.
J. Marsh, V. White, and J. Haywood, Wortley, Yorkshire,
layers of prusaiate of potash.
J. Mo' and W. Rigby, Molton-10-Moors, Immarbirc, 1810 mullet%
IL Parry and J. Onions, Brouirgrocc, M'oroesterriiire, rteam engine
makers. . .

G. IteaZr and G. F. Remitter, Loaden-wall, City, elcilem:eclothurs.
J. Itowbothain and J. Darner, Manehester, nik noicai.etureco,
G. haul and H. I'. Saul, ft. Delays, Lancashire, awl oraprittore.
Ann Ser. int and W. DuMeld, Leeds. cloth Omen,
11. D. Smith and E. Boy*, Great rortland-strect, Portland-andorke
merchant..
J. Turner and I. Turner, jun., Ileneesraietreet, Chrtutburch, brewers.
S. I'. Wldnall and T. Da.* Grantcheeter and Gawk also, nursery.
men.
J. %Weer and S. Amy, Blrmiasham, manufacturers of Litton
books.
C. Williams and H. Stanley, Rope.otrect, Ilackneyiromi.

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