The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivaarooL, Avo. 3.—The sales of cotton
to-day are estimated at from 4,000 to 6,000 bales, mostly
taken by the trade. The market closes tamely, but quite
steadily. Prices of all kinds rimain the same as on Friday
last. The imports since Thursday are 20,000 bales. The
steanskhip Atlantic, from New York, is off the port, and
some anxiety is manifested as to the accounts she brings of
the stocks, and the prospects of the crops in the Southern
states.

MANCHE/ITM/, Aco. 3.—The market for cloths and yarns
is rather firm, but there has not been so much business
dune this marling in consequence of a rather cinder state
of the market. The advice. from America by the lest
three or tour steamers have spoken of quiet and depressed
markets there, and yesterday and today there has been leas
activity at Liverpool. These facts, added to the probability
that merchants and artents here have pretty well supplied
all pressing wants by the active operations of last week,
have lid to a slight pause to-day, and in some caws prices
are in favour of the buyer. In most of the yarns and cloths
for which there was a demand last week, however, spinners
and manufacturers have secured contracts which render
them comparatively independent of the market, and they
demand very full prices. Amongst these are the makers
of 7.Bth and 9-Bth printing cloths and shirtings, who are
firm in demanding the most extreme rates of last week.
The houses here iu the German trade have more encou-
raging accounts of the harvest than was expected, and
though it has not led to much new business so tar, it is
confidently looked to as the harbinger of good news.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lszus, Auover 3.—We have
no material alteration to report in the state of the market
to-day; if any, there has scarcely :men so much business
done as of late.

WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, August 3.—Wools are mit?•
ing abundantly from London, and manufacturers, generally
being empty-handed, are purchasing more freely, which
causes this trade to be pretty brisk. Present prices being a
shade easier is also a great inducement to buyers.

MAN UFACTU RES —Hu UDIIIMPIZI,D, August 3.—Our
market in the Cloth-hall to-day has been flat, and the
warehouses have not exhibited their usual briskness, which
may be accounted for by this being the season when changes
take place in the styles and patterns.

CORR.—MILL, August 3.—There was a fair supply of
farmers' Wheat to-day, and WA dry quality obtained the
prices of List week. More inquiry for foreign, without much
business resulting. Our farmers reported favourably, on
the whole, of the Wheat, some few complaining of blight
and mildew. Too much Barley on the market all at once,
and the market is depressed—a good time, probably, for
inland dealen to stock, as the bulk of the old crop is now
iu from abroad. Oats are 6(1. per qr. lower. Very little
passing in either Beans or Peas. The Linseed market very
firm, and Cakes the turn dearer ; as are also Rape Cakes, of
which we have a short supply. Imports. Wheat, 1.648
qrs. ; Barley, 6,498 ; Oats, 2,733; Beans, 76; Peas, 537 ;
Tares, 63; Linseed, 3,705; Bones, 363 tuns; Guano, 130.
Liens, Acuosr 3.—We have • little rain this morn-
ing, and the weather does net look so settled Our
arrival of wheat are moderate; the inquiry fur good fresh
qualities is mote extensive thou for the last few wt eks, and
Friday's prices are fully maintained. Barley nominal.
Beans and oats are without variation, the business passing
in each very limited. Other articles as before Arrivals
this week: Wheat, 4,111 ; Oats, 121; Beans, 60; Linseed,
333.

Ltstintroot, August 3.—The receipts': of grain, Flour,
and Oatmeal into this port, during the week ending yeah r.
day, continue light ; while the imports from various parts
abroad include n moderately fair supply of Wheat and In-
dian Corn, a few minor parcels of Barley, Oats, and Peas,
with 26,760 barrels of Flour from the American States and
Canada, and 631 sacks chiefly from France, the exports
within the same period forming about the average amount.
The beautiful weather, noted in our laid, coati: ued equally
fine until to-day, in the course of which we have had seve-
ral hours' rain, which, at the opening of our market this
morning, imparted t, firmer feeling to holden of Wheat, and
rather higher prices were required ; but the millers and
dealers generally refusing to pay any advance, the value
of all descriptions of Engli-h and foreign settled down
to the current rates of this day se:iinight, at which a mode-
rate, but by no means an extensive amount of business was
transacted. States and Canadian Flour met an improved
inquiry, and at a slight abatement considerable sales might
hare been greeted ; importer., however, Ming equally
tenacious as before. and is some cases demanding rather
I higher terms, tended to check any large operations; these
desolations, notwithstandinr, were saleable to a fair ext-nt,
and good brand, in partial instances acquired 3d. per barrel
over previous quotation., French and other 'E'nds of Flour
fully maintainiug late prices. Oats moved off slowly at the
decline of Friday, and Oatmeal was much in glected, though
offered 3d. per load cheaper. Barley. Beane, and Peas
j without material change. White Indian Corn made a trill-
ing improvement in value, and yellow was steady to-day,
in the retail sales effected. Cargoes on the pannge bring an
advance of 6 I. tots. verge on the rates of this day sennight.
Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, bs. 84. to fle. Od.; extra,
Os. to Os. ; ditto, white, 6s. Id. to 6e. 4d.; extra, os. Od. to
Os. 0.1.
; Irish, red, 6s. bd. to 6s. 7d.; extra, Os. Od. to
(16.
°I; ditto, white, 4s. 7d. Mee 94. ; extra, Os. Oel. to Os. OA.
Barley, per qr., chevalier, 29.. to 305.; per 6011 u., Scotch
land Irish 3..7d. to 3*. Bd. Malt, per qr., English, pale, b4s.
to M s. ; Irish, 475. to Ms. Oats, per 461ba., English and
Scotch, old, 2s. Ild. to 35.0 d.; Welsh, old, 2a.bd. to 2a.8 d. ;
Moly Iles oorto; 24. Gitt. to 26. 84.; now, 20. W. to 20. 7d.'

NEWCASTLE, August 3.—We were shortly supplied with
Wheat (rem the country to lay, and, having no further
arrivals from the coast, tresh Wheat was in much request,
and bought in some instances at Is. per qr. advance. The
',nether having assumed a broken aspect, some occasional
purchases were made on speculation to hold over. Fresh
Flour was also in demand, and free sale at 294. per sack fur
households, and 31s. per sack for whites. Grinding Barley
steady sale. Malt the same. Peas, few on the market, and
little irquired after, though we hear occasion +I rumours of
the potato blight in this locality. Oats continue very flat,
but are nut pressed for rale at any further decline.

CATTLE—SamskollY, Aug. 3.—The supply of Beasts
here to day was very large compared with the trifling num-
ber on offer at eereral preceding markets. and the quality of
the greater portion of them was first.rate. There was
rather a thin attendance of buyers, which caused the trade
to rule slack, and, in order to effeet sales it was inevitable
lower prices must be acceded to, and the amount of business
transacted was at a decline of 2J. to 4d. per stone ; and at
the close of the market several rough aniaills remained
unsold. There was also a considerable increase in the num-
ber of Sheep on offer for sale this morning, but, however,
this did not in any way retard the business of the day, for,
on the whole, sales were tolerably quick, fully sustaining
the quotations of our last market, and a good clearance was
effected. The demand for Lamb was equal to the supply,
and we have no material alteration to note in prices. The
supply of Calves was good as to number, but the trade was
sleek. Pigs were also largely supplied, and a fair busi-
ness was transacted, with little variation is the prices.
The following are the current rates:-0a Beef, Ss. 6d.
to 9e. 61. per score; cow and heifer, 68. 6d. to 7s. 6d. ;
be* Down Mutton, tkl. per lb. , second best, od. ; teg
and inferior sorts, 6d. Lamb, 6p. to 7d. per lb. Pork,
50. to 6d. Veal, 6d. to 6d.; carcass Veal, 7s. to 7s. 6d.
per score. Bacon Pigs, 7.. 9d. to Ss. per score. Porkers,
Ss. to Ss. 3d. Store Pigs, 16s. to 265. each. Mitch
Cows, with Calves, 91. to 111. each.

Prom W LONDON OAZETTIL—Dusadag, Aug. 3.

lIA M K !151.TTF.

Joan Aram aid Padua 12;;;;Til;14;trieed, MeeWm, alaipmights,
to surrender Aug. la and Sept. 16% at 11. at Liverpool Court.
Sol., Holden, sweeties-street; of. swig.. Casanova, Liverpool.
Casacia fiumasica Uttar, Bacardi, Staffordoltire, host maker,
Aug. H and dept. 6, at 104, at birmingtmen Court. Solo., Smith,
Maley, and Midterm aid Co., Birmingham ; of. rag., W Wt-
mare, Birmingham.
WILLIAIt IkinainTON. Llreegae4 wholesale grocer, Aug. 13 and
Sept. 13. at 11, at Necrpod must. la, Eva. aid Nam, Liver-
pool; of. air., Morgan, thaw&
Tema Mamma, Bradley-gm" tiallimildrol. wheelwright, Aug.
19 and Sept. 7, at 11k, at firming am tart. goln..Capor and
thowietow, lei Co., Birmingham; of.
swig.. %Schisms
Jam lama PraelosaltirhatreA laoimßdr. Aar::: dept.
10, at 11, at Vas Omit. lulu. Thompon add
ad taloa and Carrara, lain; GIL
ROSIN? WHAM 1111111:11AN, t=1..1.01•111i10. SpINIMNIT. Aug.
14 and Oat. G, at 104, at Court. lia.„ lawn, Wal-
ked. gat Wright, lillmagnim; of rags hittaunto,
rainghem.
Aaiun ism sod Warta lamseox, 'Wm Givand-street,
lea lemon;an. Owl dept. IN at 1, at
gobia=o:Bll.Bssaa, Saainghawtriet ;
aIL rag., Mamma
Tares law, laminate, maim r. Aug. 14 and Sept. 1, at 104,
Ilirmi=gliaut, Oda. Ltabiter, nme.lane, and
sat wag, 'Whitmore, Birmingham.
Wlisti=sonas. Illanknor. dam, altar, Aug. 17 and
Sept lif. et Omit, Mn. facet and Tudor,
ILidderminar ; nag (Bata 86111,611.112.
JOAN Woman% Plymouth, dear In Berlin anis Aug. 7 and Sept.
16. et IL at Rumor tart. rela. Booker aid Lavers, Plymouth ;
W 7. mtg., tierwmis. Rastas.
&MT triausur Wonont. Seam Barbour, Durham, earthman)
mmuraeturrr, Aug. II aid Sept. 16, at 12, at Nmrcestlimpon.Tyne
Ouort. Sol, Ilope,Newcastlempon.froe, and CroMy and COmp.
too, Old Jewry; .12. Moir, Walley, Newcastlempen-ryes.
NaTraarr Waitron, Nisi ey, tares, coal merchant, Aug. 10, at 10,
sad neat 13 at 11, at Bodhall.strest. dole, Wire and Child,
dwithin.a.lane, aid Barnes and Neck, Colchester; of. amid,
Graham, tOltiriabotren.

DECLARATIONS OF DITIDENidt.
141110 BALLSPRIALL, Etiaartaatteet, rortman.rquare, pianoforte
maker—gad die. et 90., ay Wednesday, at Nbitmott's Suing.
bed-stmt.
JOIIN &mum, Wbarf•mad, Clty.road, engineer-2nd die. of B;EL,
any Viedseeday, at Whitmore's, Ilasiogbal treet.
A■ra W ALFORD BILLOW., etaalfied, Lineolaabire, banker—final
Ole. of 3a 34d., Aag. 8 and ay wampum, Friday, at Whattoorea,
Iltrodeethens.
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JOllll Man, Liaes'er-le.street, Durham. Ilnendroper-god div. of 6d.
(in addition to 9.. rid. previmuly declare IL any nay between Aug.
5 and 11, and any Saturday after Oct. 2, at Baker's, Newea-tle.
upon-Tyne.
Yasuo Drrwai, Maryport, Cumterland, draper-Ind die. of sd. (in
addition to 3a. Bd. prerrovely declared), any day bete, en Aug. 5
and 11, and any Saturday attar Oct. 2, at Baker'a, New-cm:Pe
upon- 1 pat
Currant. UZI Newcastle-upon-Tyne, timbre merchant-
lot and Goal des. of Sid., Aug. 7, and any Saturday after Oct. 1, at
Wakky'a, Newcsatie-upoo-Tyne.
Oenaos Law, Barrow-road, 1111dolmex, hatter-let dn. of 40., any
Weilnieday, at Whitmore s, BasloghalLstreel.
MONA. Maya Jun., South Hylton, Durham merchant-Ist and
final id,. of 4 d., any day between Aug. 5 rail 11, and any Satur-
day after Oct. 2, at i aka's, Nescastleuip n-Tyne.
June Pas-wars' Stockton-on-Tem, Minium currier -Ist di,. of
Ga. 4d., any day between Aug. 5 and 11, and any Saturday after
Oct. 5, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Type.
PIMA, INNUJIM• etwwkind, laribire. common brewer-let div.
of la. d., Aug. 5, and on Monday, need ry, and Wednesday follow-
ing. at ritayle.d's, lienrshallaito et.
rabbi:FlCK l'earr Welk -upon-Trent, Staff rdshire, mill, r -Ist die.
of .5-32 d., any Thuneddy, at Chilean's. Birmingham.
JONI, KVA?, jun., and IL May RIME, Mark-lens, City, wine nierhaats
-3th die. ui 4d., 'laundry MOM, and airy Thursday attar Oct. 2, at
Orahanee,Colemamtrect.
Lvov SAM at., bury-etre. t, St. Mary Au silversmith -2nd di.. of
4.3 d., Aug. 3, or any *I ineday after Oct. 4 at Pennell's, buildhall-
ctratubcro.
Jams SYKES and TB was Sutra, Fanned, Yorkshire, woollen
Anufreturers- god dn. of 141. and upon now pivots 4s. 6du Aug.
3, nal any Tnurniay alter Oct. 2. at Freemen's, Leeds.
TATUMI at.d JAME.. MELD; WoNNI.INENEI, Lmduo, and
Loek's-firkla, Walworth, Soak manufacturers-2nd dlr. of 4,41.,
sly Widnes& y, ot Whitmore's, Bminghallaucet.
BENJAMIN lone, 51wirten-lane, Queen. reel, City, wholesale eta-
El,4eY -tad ale, of Sid, any Wednesday, at Waltman's, B Ins-
' hall-Merit.
Wipver Want's, Prangs, Lancashire, chemist-15%4n. of 5.. 7.1.,
Aug. 4 and any Tiredly after Oct. 2, at Putt's, Manchester.
LEEK WANIZAA. sunderleuel, Durham rhiparener -Ist die. of
4s. AG,. 7, 9. rO, and any S kuirday alter Oct. 2, at Baker's,
CON.' le.upon•Tyne.
Jon, WIWITIELD MLA Ocoaire Jara Witm rmur, Lat,b's Conduit.

Wee; anevaraama, —lat die. of ix. SA, 'MaraAsy peat, sad soy
Tuataday altar Ott 2, a, rattan's. Cu., maa.aare"L
Rossla NOW., Wincl,,ur.airt t, Soho, upaolatarar —lst di,. of Sa.,
Taurotay watt and say Ittur•tlay ran Oct, 2, at Graltam'a, Cole.
roan street.

CERntICATZ to be granted, unless caws be Mown to tits wetter,
en W. day nt meeting.
Att. It. &rob Currie and G. Cuts" I:attar. booboo:tem—Sept.
17. 8. Eurdley, funatoll, Strlgrrdebue, Hoer—Aug. D. C. L. 'icily,
Woolwich, grocer Aug IS T. ICUs, L..... 0011, goninotouty.dine,
grocer Aug. U. W. A. Wave% Wuttacre, Wurgricluhire. border.

CASUALTIES.

Columbia, Hildreth, from CAl.utta to Lonci wl4
May 25, in lat. 24 S., lon. 24 E., making consoltrable
water.

ARK IVHD.

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As.as um -at I ierr pool, *uric,: 3, fr0m........... B.
Jolts's. N.B.
ALSIIII-at Lierisml, August 3, 1em1.,....,.........„ Sa.TrOa
ASUILLA- at Liverpool, August 3, trom Horelsirg
A at Llrerpnol, August 3. from .... .... ...... Arderrp
Anna Betio-at Gravesend. August 2, frron ..—...„...M. VIM°
boars Croene-at Gravesend, Almost 4, fr0m......-... ...lhepe
BLAND-at Liverpool. August 3, from Rotterdam
Caairma-at Falmouth, August I, from .... .. .... Orient
el.‘laNCl -at ()reverend, August 3. Irmi ..... .... .... Ltosa
CAMILLA-at Liverpool, Aurow .1. from llslaga
CH•SLOITS lISOZ-at Li•PTpO.l4, August 3, from Landwrona
ENUIELINS-St GuIPM, August 2, from
P.DISALD -off the Sert, Jul, 30, Irom ..„ %Mini&
KODAILD-at Liverpool, Augusta, .rum Pill, up
&amen Rosa-at Gravesend, Mirror! 1, from Meliterrarreas
Edia.DSCHAFT -St C•••••• 1111, AD•11•1:, from
Gov. BARON D• Vallkl.-3t 1.1••••rdlt, August 3, from , „ ro ed
H COMM l-at Gravesend, August 4, tom ... Q. me
INDURTST-At Liverpool, August r, trora FL fltephea's, N.B.
tin . lea -at Liverpool, August 3, from lonrea
' 4000050 CATIISSINA-at Liverpool.. August 3, from . Ampter.lam
'MANNA-at Graweend. August I, from ... ..•........... Archlogel
LADY JOCLLIV-S• l'l)onouth, August I, from.... .... ..... L 0116.11
Noses-at Gravmenci. August 3, from IL it Las react
NOILOPICSI--la Of•••••INi, August 3, from
Parma FORNST-St Liverpool, Aogust3, from Aartroiso
P•01111[1.0••-•• Limped, August 3, 000 ...... Altilltdr4
Poinsvonsar -at Falmouth, August I, from Ga'rea
Pompano- at Liverpool, August r, from lea:.
Pan ea Iluanan -at Liverpool. August 3, foes ........ Alezmulre
12112101 DOW•013-0fr Dover, from
'WOWS-at Liverpool, August 3, frost..
Bessoo-et Liverpool, August 3, from
!Mama -at Falmouth, August 1, from Marseilles
STDMIT--St Plionoutit, August I, from ...... .........•
grseTstoit -at Grannead, August 3, from
Tamar-at Liverpool, August 3, from Redone
Femme-at Liverpool, August 3, from ... .......... ......Mosterissa
Weems Caorma-rd Liverpool, Aortae 3, frosiL.......Amlacione
W. D. BgmaLL-at Liverpool, Minuet 3. from ..,..... lill.tlorpheah
ZSAIIIIW- it Liverpool, Ragusa 3, from .Amortsedam