The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-04 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY ETENING, OCTOBER 4, ISOL

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ineliesa to meet favourably of Mgt hgemelg epees
broach of trade that sea be called, *UM Melledea dm sew
aulsotare of thousands of di/creme wefts; f.l/ the use-
' petitions is so gust, sad the ran Oa steeroritadiest in-
' trodection of all sorts of little heeselhatil that the
compstitioa belay down profits to an shoes. Sew
sideratioa, yet we hoar very little of efieglieste cad at mid
of the maasfactories they go pereeveriagly_ee—Medwitrions
sad upsa the whole apparently thriving. Mu wire drawers
have bees eery fall of orders, but it is hared that these
will saleside with the advancing pries of iron ; so with the
km Wessel makers--a very thriving branch—which
alikeel by reason of the advance la the price
of coypu. 11), gas-fitters are buy, but comp,-
titioa is reducing their profit* • the lamp and
chasuble, makers have plenty of orders as usual at this
time of and with vastly improved designs, and full
svidloseela theyear e.w patterns of more cultivation in artistic
ram, ws are glad to be stile to report Its fitting accompani-
ment—that the trade is flourishing, that it boa suffered less
bees competition than most other branches, and that the
mmaithicturers are getting fair end remunerative prices.
la the button manufacture, the trade is so steady as scarcely
to present a subject for remark. The hook-and.eyo trade
is rather brisk than otherwise ; and eitending our obsei va-
lion, as we have done in the course of this week, even to the
pin manufacture, with its marvellous machinery, we learn
that the full complement of hands are fully employed, and
although profits are said to be " sadly reduced," those con-
cerned in the trade are seemingly fully employed—let us
believe not unprofitably ; one would hope not, at least, to
see the ingenuity displayed at the works of Messrs. &Leiden
and Williams here, which are without doubt the finest in the
world. Turning aside again to quite a contrary branch,
the manufacture of tubing of all sorts, we are informed that
the manufacturers
these ere every day on the increase ; the metal rollers too,
are uncomplaining, which may perhaps be taken as a sort
of indication that they aro not very badly off. We must
notice, in conclusion, that the glees trade was never better
than it now is, and than it has been for some time, espe•
eially as regards the manufacture of crown glass ; but at ,
Messrs. Chance., at Spowlane, we were informed that the
orders were larger than ever, and certainly the appearance
of the works, spreading end continuously spreading as they
have done for years, till they fill a space almost beyond the
eye's reach, fully bears out the report which reached us.
linelly,it needs only to be said that so far during the year
the trade of this town hem not been particularly prosperous,
but for the most part it has been tolerably steady, and
without a failure worth recording, it has been sufficient to
keep the increasing number of artisans in its largo commu-
nity fully employed.

NAVAL.
Ocr. 2.—Arre

ADMIIIALIT,

Charles Smith, to Derrhass of NWI47UW
AidientVialMa L.1.4,8.,„Arer5. D*dir.a.; Roberi
ilioldes
PlEDlDotriii, Oct. 3.—The Bag of Admiral ever-
raneltalre, C. 8., wu struck es board the
BA ordinary depot ship, Capes salt, at mom
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abeam tie TM math sr six weeks. steam
sinewtromp eldp, Oesamso6w JAM Jai at
fipiehsad posSeiday tram Iltssitvish. basin se beset we
onepeolea of loyal Affray. treonwre to Deribeflees.
ha Sheesms tato bamboos to her fled. TM
Aim. Mt _wow fend rid% Quin, Imo Oakes
ost wow yusarday, hooka had repairs Milesodl.
Wiese eempkesil is her reit eh* will return to
tows.—?MAnegaat, 46, mom Musa frigate, trio
Premeds, mu alma hate the Ws yiesseday. She will
re into the Aegis Dock to home her Wefts made good.—
The
Leopard, 14, steam MOM. has hauled off into the
.tread to ham km mom= esmiq.—A detachment of
Burin drtliMrg, ossieift of Visa Unman Cos, one
ausgsssf. ens orepess; mad Wily isamess, left head
1111W611111 hoes for Cheithemi Sere embark on
baud the steam ship I.—The Avon, steam
vessel, liessoll Master Vat* this swain from
Pkymoult with saparasossuorks. She retained to that
peltmisden this shaisses, albs sopernemonries ke the ship to
esse time.

COTTON —l.lvirtrooL, Ocr. 2.—The sales of cotton
to.day are estimated at 12,000 bales, of which 1,000 are
taken for ripen, end 3,600 on speculation, including
2,000 Egyptian at Sid. to 11d., and 1,000 Surat, at 3111.
to Sid. The market cloves very firmly; prices of all
kinds being extremely tight.
MANCH INTER, Ocr. 2.—An eetenslve business done at
Liverpool during the week, reaching 90,000 bales sold to
Thursday, and 12,000 on Friday, and 10,000 again this
mor.niv, with rather upward prices, has had a tendency
to besinans, but still we have had rather a brat'
ismand, swig tho Urge contracts held by spinners inn
manalhetersts have rendered the market so bare ter yarns
and cloths as to give gnat Mit-silty in placing orders for
early delivery. Is semis astitalis for ludia, which have been
rather darling, hotter prises en now obtainable, and some
madapollease mei 40.1xch abletinp Ise that market *old this
morning at lid. per piece &dream 11Ladspollams gene.
rally, of the better qualities, are a good deal sought after,
and stocks are same. This class of goods are in request
also fur printing, especially the fine qualities from 60 reeds
upwards. For 1 printing cloth the inquiry continues good,
and there are no stake to be met with, many of the
imannfacturers being esseged to order. In the light
and fins descriptions the production is forestalled
E. Journey, and pekoe new reap at lid. to 3d._per
bleier than at the soest•NOMlSt at the month. The
fur shirting cloths aaatillllllo witbest abatement.
116- lack glibness stases me bars, and the medium end
les quiditia are easethely wider contrast. The dear
deseriptions of all widths st dire are eat romelp seems,
bat more pernersimip 11111soh. Tho One makes of
*Mash, of II ma and upwards, sea till a good deal
sought alter Is gristig and ham ommusepties. Titers is
rather mom alesbe imalks, and the beige in jai:o-
wls and sambries shows a isonsiderable iape ant. For
yams the tismsamil teatimes brisk, and fully 14. per lb. has
been added ohm this day week to India qualities, whilst
better prices see obtainable for low water twist. The yarns
of ell qualities /sr Yams use are tending upwards, and there
is great diakonal ia acing orders.

Sr. PETERSBURG, SIPE. 25.
Bristled continue to advance. Copper.—Contracts with
=ate bolder, bare been taken for 64,000 to 66,000
deliverable next autumn—at from 9 ro. to 9 ro. 30
co., Ito 3 ro. down : on the spot, ot ro. demended for
Jaeovlefrs Heirs', in second hands Corn.—Quiet, and no-
thing doing. Heals. None for sale at the moment. Flax,
with the exception of a trifle of best 9 head at 03 ro. for
France, continues without transactions. The dealers,
though desirous of selling, do not lower their pries. The
proportion of 12-head remaining is very small—not much
over 400 tons. Of tow, about 200 tons remain, held at 66
ro. to 70 ro.: of Cedilla, about 600 tons, held at 25 ro. to
27 ro. Hemp.-1,800 to 1,400 tons clean have been taken
during the last ten days, at 82 ro. to 85 ro.—aceording to
quality, &o. The remaining in first hands, on the spot and
arrive, is now estimated at only 100,000 ode. Sorts,
very Kane. The growth of last year, for shipment next
mason, is reported ahundant, hat generally freely and
week, which is confirmed by much of the Mejennoy already
coma forward. Hides.—One or two purchases of 16 lb.
Kips have been made at 61 on. Iron.—About a fortnight
since, S. Juovleffs Heirs' parcel of 60,000 poods I'Bl, and
190,000 Gorier', was taken for delivery next year at an
avenge of 110 eo. Linseed is arriving: there is but little
difference between the different descriptions of Volga seeds
—all being in excellent condition and heavy. About 4,000
chests. have been taken at 20i to 281 ro. Cason held at
28 ro: Morshansk at 27 ro. Potashes.—Dull at our quota-
tions. Tallow, sines our last (30th August, o. s.), con-
tinned to decline till the end of last week ; daring which,
1,000 to 2,000 casks were done at 111 ro. to 1101 ro. ; since
then, in consequence of the London and Liverpool advice+,
a large business be. been done—probably about 9,000 casks
—at prices advancing from 111 re. to 114 ro. to 1141 ro.
The boisterous weather still prevents the tallow getting
down the river. For August, 1853, about 1,000 casks have
been done among Rumens at 112 ro., 101 ro. down.
Freight—Very firm, and few seeking ships.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, Ocr.2.—There has been
a much better naarket to-day ; cloths of a 4,00 d character
have been in request, and a very fair banner has been
done. There bag alao been quite an average business done
in the warehouses during the week.

CONN.—Boston, Oct. 2.—Our ntulust haa not been
well supplied with Wheat to-day. Buyers were readily
found at Wednesday's rain. Oats command previous rates,
and very few offering. Wheat, red, new, 375. to 395. per
qr. ; old, 40s. ; white, new, 41s. to 44a.; old, 43e. to 44e.
Oats, 17s. to 21s.
CAMERIDOR, Oct. 2.—No alteration in the pries of any de-
scription of Cori has occurred to-day worth notice; the
supply good. Wheat, rcd, 245. to Me ; white, 40s. Bar-
ley, 20,. to 325. Beans, new, 28s. ; We. Teas, 28e.
to 32a. Oats, 14a. to 22a. Tares, 38s. to 40s.

Carrraununx, Oct. I.—Ws experienced considerable
dullness in the trade to-day, but we do not all the prices
different to last week. Wheat, old brown, 43e. ; new, 31a.
to 40s. ; new, white, 38e. to 48s. Barley, 20.. to 32..

Oct. 1. There was a good supply of
Wheat, which was taken et fully the prices of lest week ;
425. to 46i. whits ; red, 35e. to ; ears, 395. The lower
qualities an very various in price, some es low u 30s. per
qr. Barley inquired for at lets rates; malting, 30s. Beam
scarce, and rather dearer.

Coicanwrnis. Oct. 2.—A good supply of all grain ;
Wheat sold freely at its lute value ; inferior was difficult
to gait. Barley, Beans, and Peu as last week.
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GLOUCLITZII, Oot 2.—At our market this day, Wheat
maintained its value for all good samples, both of Engliab
and foreign, but the amount of business done was incon-
siderable. Malting Barley, u well as good grinding, finds
buyers at fall rates. Beans and Peu continue scarce, and
p fully maintained. Oats move off slowly, without
change in value. Imports of the week ending Oct. 2:
Wheat, 7,740 qm. ; Barley, 285; Oats, 646.

2.—Then was a large market of Wheat,
and an extensive demand. Low qualities of red and white,
weighing about 6616. per bushel, sold front 34.. to 335.
Picked samples, from 40s. to 60s. • while fins samples of old
were worth iron 625. to 685., which is a trilling advance on
lest week's rotas. The trade generally was ;very firm.
Other grain as before.
liiirtiroan, Oct. 2.—The supply of both old and new
Whoa „brim sad, except for the finest parcels, las money
tan abbboal ; coarse descriptions fell Is. per load. Barley
?Ay samparesd bat week's prices. Oats ruled dull. Peas
aall Oman soma tall prim. Wheat, from 18e. to 325. per
bat Darby, 2b. tw 315. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 245. Peas,
Db. is lib. per bad. Bernie, 18s. to 265. Tares, 20s. to 23e.
Rye. 19s. to 211.

11Axcazirrua, Oct. 2.—The demand for flour during
the week has been languid ; but for oatmeal of
choice quality a steady conrumptive sale has beenn=
rienced, and whilst the value of the former has
tended downwards, that of the latter was firmly maintained.
Into Liverpool and Runcorn tbo chief arrivals from Ireland
consist of about 3,000 quarters of oats and 6,700 loads of oat-
meal t_ and from abroad of fair supplies of wheat, beams.
and flour. Our market this morning was of an imitative
character, and both wheat and flour must be noted the turn
in favour of buyers. Oats and oatmeal were in fair demand
at the full currency of this day ae'nnigbt.
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NIRCAITLII-1110114T211. Oct. 2.—At our market this
morning we bed a fair supply of Wheat from the country,
bet the arrivals coastwise being extremely moderate, AM
dry samples sold quickly at an improvement pf le. per qr.,
ill•conditioned parcels at the same time fully supporting
the currency of this day se'noight. A small cargo of the
best runs of new Boston red was being retailed at 39e. per
qr., weighing 611 b. naturally, but made 631 be. For fine
old we experienced rather more inquiry, 455. being nude
without difficulty for choice Rostock weighed 631 be., whilst
for Danish 40e. per qr. was refused. Flour was held with
with much firmness, which had the effect of checking busi-
ness, but from the complexion of this day's market, we appre-
hend present quotations are likely to be well sustained.
Bye nominally unaltered. For malting Barley there was
rather more inquiry, 30s. to 30e. 6d. per qr. being the cur-
rent rates paid for lota weighing 521 be. to 62phi. per bushel.
Grinding Barley exceedingly warm and la. to Se. pee qr.
dearer, good sweet foreign being saleable at 2fre, gs M. pa