The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVNIIPOOL, Jax. 13.
The mall today ore :—Sugar, 12:1 bag:: Litman... 31.. Ga.
to 350. 3d ; 200 do. Khaur, 225. ; 626 dn. Dat;:e, 25,. 6d. to
33a. Kum : irk puncheons Demerara, full privet. Coffee :
45 tierces Plantation Ceylon, 445. to 54 : 70 h,gs
do., 4111.; 300 bags La Ouayra, full rates. Kite : 2,150
bags Bengal, chiefly 10a. 3d. to 10s. 9d.; 850 bags Arra-
ean (all faulty), Bs. 3d to 84. 6d. Sago flour : 400 bags, at
130. 3.1. Saltpetre : small lot E. I. rtlincd, 300. ; aloo 150
bags low, 20a. to 21s. Shell-lac :20 chests, 3Ss.

COTTON.-I,IVZRPOoL, JAN. 13.—Our market closes
tamely to-day, but firmly ; prices ut all kinds remaining
the same. The estimated sales aro 4,000 to 4,000 bales,
of which 1,000 American are taken for export. The re-
mainder include 50 I'ernam and Maranham, at 510. to od.;
30 Bahia, at 51d. ; 2.50 Egyptian, at 51d. to 9d. ;
300 Surats, at 34. to Std. Ihe total imports, since
Thursday, are 10,000 bales
MANCIIP.STEIt, JAN. 13.—The market is quiet, espe•
cially for the home trade. Exporters have taken sonic lair
quantities of shirting's of 71b. to SUb. weight, chiefly fur
India ; and India qualities of jaeconets have also been in
fair request. hood qualities of longcloths and 'l' cloths arc
taken for export, but the lighter fabrics in these makes are
much neglected. Prices are in some cases a litqc inclined
toilful?, but not generally so. For the medium counts of
mule yarn there is still a fair demand, including 40'e, 40's,
and 60's, and at fuU prices. Cop yarns arc rather firm, but
the market not active. Tho non•arrival of the American
steamer, the advicos by which are looked to with much
interest, has induced buyers to hold utf the market in some
cases that the further effect of the French news upon the
cotton market may be ascertained. 'lnc purchases have
been to a great extent confined to immediate wants.

WOOLLEN CLOTIL—LExus, JAN. IJ. We have had
a very Hat and quiet market : the !Animas done has been
extremely small and meagre.

WOOL.—llunninariz cn, Jan. 13.—Thero ha been
a little more inquiry for Wools to-day, and some of our
leading firms bare done a moderate amount of business
during tho week ; prices remain 'try firm, partieulorly
middle and full grown descriptions.

MANUFACTURES.—IIeoumsrmn, Jan. 13.—Al-
though our Cloth-hall has been pretty well attended by
lookers and buyers, the aruouut of bwinua duce has been
trilling, and manufacturers complain bitterly of the mire-
munertitive prices obtained.

CORN.-11ALeswourn, Jan.l3.—We had a gqood supply
of Wheat; ataxia...an very mislemte, and saki yroeenkd alawly, at
our quotalloas for bast descriptions, and 14. per qr. chest er ea damp
parcels. Raley In limited mappli, and prices advanced Is. pee qr.
on all opaline& We bare had a large pa entity of rain. Wheat,
ils. to 454.; red, 34a. to 40e.; barley. 245. to 325.

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lieu, Jan. 13.—There is little new to report u regards
the corn trade during the est week. Ilolders see eery gem • and,
although advance is difilcult to manage, stall prices gradually harden.
Our chief arrival at the moment I. Egyptian Elmo.; and, the quality
bring goat they go off very freely from slriphoird at fair prices. Ifs
show at Wheat today tram the farmer. will goo.(, nod, to WlNO-
qiiivree of the onlookrd-for dull report from Iturk.:ane, 'ast week's
prim were scarcely supported. An improved retail sale for foreign
Wheat, with willing ing trout ehliggiard. Our mot ket Is almost
cleared of foreign Barley, either mating or grinding, mat at full
pries*. tuts and Peas in limited request, lint eupp art late rates. The
' treasactione in Linseed ore limited, and the dem and for rakes variis
with the weather; 71. 17s. Gil. being the price, th y are offered freely
or more digleult to buy, an the morning is frosty or mild. Nothing
doing to Ha, mod, and the sale of raker ris quite retail. Nothing
doing to Bones. For Guano more Inquiry. Imparts from Jan. 3to
Jan. 9 31 heat, 38 qrs.; Beans, 6,410; Linseed, 4,073; 011 Cakes,
3: ; ()nano, 1,206 tom.
Inwtcn, Jan. 13.—The Wheat trade to-day was dull,
condition bed, the weather being very unfavourable. There was a
good demand for Barley; all 1111iliilig quotation Is, per qr. dearer.
No alteration In other deralptione of grain.
Lawns, Jan. 13.—We have a moderate arrival of Wheat,
the millers are slow in their purchases, but the firmaas of ticklers
preventi any decline an prices. Hoe Barley pelts at the extreme
rates of last week ; other forte as before. bearm steady. Oats and
other articles without variation. Arrivals this meek : —Wheat, 6,311;
Onto, 171; Barley, 6,231; Beans, 1,191; Shelling, 16; I'm, IGO ;
161.

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Limes, Jan. 13.—Owiog to the late damp weather the
crosier portion of the sarapie, of Wheat offered to-day were rough.
sad attested in condition, which mooed buyers to set cautiously, and
in order to make mak* a reduction of abut in ; er qr. Lot to be soh-
raltted to. Dry panels nutictain hot week'. price.. Three is a stood,
demand for all other sorts of grain, with peat unchanged. Wheat,
white, Itif. to luf. log.; nil, Of. to W. Ds. itiriey, 91a. to 295. (hate,
17e. lid. to la.. He utii,:.B4. to 30.. rein, 49a. to "lOs.
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I.tvntroot, Jan. 13.—At the close of the week and in
the course of yesterday the trade fur Wheat and Flour was tolerably'
active, the former at previous rebut and the 1 itter on rather higher
terms. At our market thin morning, however, all descriptions of
both thew articles, including English, end foreign, assumed a
wore languid tone 411411 of late, mid the tram:a:lions on the whole,
being more limited than usual, any further litlCillre in tot various
qualities of each ma. unit tainicile, :mil we there:ore repeat tau general
currency of this day ee'nnight, from which holders appeared by no
means di/urged to recede. Barley and Malt, upon a tam demand,
were held &oily, and iumewhat higher prices were required, but not
readily obtainable. Egyptian Beans were rather cheaper; all other
kind', as well as Pca• remaining unaltered in value. Oat., being
scarce and more ealealli' e &dimmed Id. per 4511 m., and Oatmeal im-
proved M. per load once the rates of this day week. Indian Corn on
the writ brought an advance of la. per v., and the tea cargoes sold
afloat obtained very full prices, some holders of bill* of being keeping
burl in anticipation of improving rates, Arrival from the Oth to
the 12th January Inclusive into Liverpool tad Runcorn: Wheat,
8,904 v..; Charley, 197; Malt, 527; Otte, 2,150; Beans, 2,130; in-
dLn c0m,450; Oatmeal, 5,5,5 sacks; Hoar, 1,051 sack, 4.1.1 brim
E.Z1101,1 to Ireland Wheat, 2,151 qrs.; Beans, 8; Indian Corn,
151; ilian Corn Meal, 131; Flour, 101 seek. 2,728 barrels.

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Lta x, Jan. 13.—We have had a fair supply of Wheat
sad Bar'ey to-day, and pewee • trill. in advance of last week. Wheat,
beat 61 lb, to 8 lita , 33.. to 3w.; tine, ►east. Barley. beat rum, 274.
to 20n.; en ra, 311.. ;secunds. 2ria. W Ma
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NEWCAsTLX, Jan. 13. The weather continues very
changeable, li.rit and thaw alternating. which la very trying to the
e again. At our market this morning we had about our
usual supply in Wheat bole the growers, but the arrivals coastwise
being Mating, fee.h thrashed parcels w. re Viten quickly • t gstarday'a
rates; whereas th • hasn't,. dons In south eoutdry sad !mean was to
e good extent at t t tarn de wee. Boson yellow, which wan Liken
only slowly M retail on M Aurclay at 43. per 6116., mold freely is
quantity at that figu to-day; whereas upon some descriptions id
old Is. advance was obtained. Fluor in good •lenanal at the recent
enbunsement, whilst so • refused to sell CO, opting at u slight
haprovenitnt, owing to the quantity offering being trifling when
wowed with oar prow requiremen s. bye In rather more re-
gent, 325. being the value f ch,ioe south country qualities, wei,Ming
natursby GML.. per babel. Maling Marley sells Wee'', the large
brx wire and =Maws Ming eutheiently in stock to enable titan to
keep out ol the market fur the prismit. Grueling sorts without
change. Malt rather more cidialrocl far, and the same remarks will
engin to other articles.
PLYmocert, Jan. 13.—The imports of Wheat continue
small, and a greet clearance has Lately been nude of stocke of old In
granary, but the trade was dun this morning, few sales haring been
made at the sdesseed WINS caking. Marley and Oat. Is bettor de.
Yd, and the turn to favour of sehers.

&stunt:icy, Jan. 13.—We had much rain yesterday, and
it has descended incessantly the whole of to-day. In consequenee of
the extreme dampness of the atmosphere, all descriptions of Mill at
our market this morning was much out of condition. The supply
was an avenge; but the attendance was nut numerous, Millers was
ducted their operations with out ion, and bought only to the extant
of Immediate wants hot considering the condition. last we, k's priers
were fully supported. Flour unaltered In value. For Barley the de-
mand was tolerably active; and the pelmet samples realised a fur•
thee advance of Is. per qr. Other samples mode the same as loot
week, but the trade was SOIL &Ma, Bruns, and Peon excited little
attention, and sustained 'devious quotations. Malt wan the turn
dearer.

From tha LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuestv, Jan. 13.

•ANKRUPT%.

*MRS Co"er.s, Liverpool, cutelier,tosWientler, Jan. 21 and Feb. 16,
at 11, at lAverpool Court. Sol., Greatley, Liverpool; off. assig.,
Commove, Li
1-aat GAIIDINIZTirisioi, paddler, Jan. 27 and Feb. 21, at 11, at
Beetol Court. 13.4., Bevan, Bristol; ofL sasig., Hutton, ItristuL
loos rumor Tor Lac taco., Ilorlvary, Yorkshire, Stewarteacet,
Spitalficidp, and Anotenlam, merchant, Jan 29 and March 1, at 11,
at Leeds Court. Sole, Clough and Banton, Iluditerstlild, and Cour.
tansy and Compton, Leeds ; off. weld., Freeman, Leeds.
Marucwok, Martin'.-lane, (kanunoureet, City, manufac-
turer, Jan. 24 and Feb. 27, at 11, at Bapinghall-street. Solo., Lau-
Trace and Co., Old Jewry.chambers; off. amlg., Duman, Alder-
manbary.
°somas Moos, Bovrowby, Yorkshire, corn miller, Jan. 23 and March
4, at 11, at Lends Court. ode, swarbceck, Think, and Bad and
Barwick, Leeds; off. snag., Freeman, Lewis.
WILLIAM VOW, jun., Stock, Evan., nillke, Jan. 22 at llj, and Feb. 26
at 12, at Baelnsehallatreet. Solo, Marro. Lieklater, Size-lane, and
Woodward, LUlericay, lowa ; off. twig., Johnson, Bacanghall-
Meet.
Jona MT-RIME/I 01/0110 and WILLIAM KIRKHAM, Manche-Ater, paper
=C;sJan. 23 and Feb. 12, at 12, at Manchester Court. Soli.,
,'Pancerse-latte, and Cooper and Son, Manchester ; off. &rig.,
Mackenzie, Manchester.
HAIMILD Srastiy, Gerrard-street, Soho, scrivecer, Jan. 27 at 2, and
Feb. 26 4t I, at Rwlngball-etreet. rot, Milkr, that's-inn-place,
Gray's-inn; off. wig., Groom, Abolturch-lane.
Rental. PLOWDVI Warren, Wellington, Elbropthire, surgeon, Jan.2s
and Feb. 29, at 114, at Illrmlngtmen Court. solo, Marro Wane,
shrwrabury, and smith, Birmingham; off. awls., Christie, Bir-
mingham.
EI,MARI, \Vim's, Faversham, Kest, linendraper, Jan 27 at 2:, and
Feb. 26 at 11, at Baplaghalletreet. Buts., Mom. Linklater, Mon-
tane, Bucklerpbury; off. wain., Edwards, Sambrook-court.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Jan. 7. Gamma Davos. Leek, ikaffordahlre, draper.
Jan. 6. Mew Moon, Morley, Lancashire, bleacher.