The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LaNM, July 6.—The weather being very fine, ouffarmen
are much engaged with their hay, and supply of Wheat
vfielrlftsstir fl,l3ibr.rlefs.
sltiogh4gy;infinfaevemef twhieabteuy4,e6rss.. Wheat,ie
335. to 3.55. per qr. to the growers.
NEWCARTLE, July 6.—Yesterday afternoon we had a
violent thunder storm of four hours duration, with heityy
rain, which has lodged some of the rank crops of Wheat.
To-day the weather is fine and hot, with a light breeze
from the cast. Our market opened to-day without any
animation, and the sales of Wheat restricted to retail
buyers, who were enabled to supply themselves at a reaue•
tion of Is. per qr. Norfolk red Wheat, weighing C2iths. per
bushel was sold to-day at 425. per qr., weighing Cilbs.
The demand for Flour is limited to the weekly supply of the
dealers, and 290. per sack cannot be exceeded for the most
approved marks of households, and whites from 295. 6d. to
30s. 6d. per sack. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peas, un-
changed in value. Very little doing in Oats ; good quality
of Scotch Angus weighing 4111bs. per bushel held fur 21s.
per qr., and no: obtainable ; 20s. bid and refused.

CATTLE.—SALISBURY, duly 6.—A very large supply of
Beasts at market today, quality varied ; and altliongh
the attendance of buyers was tolerably good, the trade
ruled heavy, there being but little demand in consequence
of the weather being so excessively warm and unlit for
slaughtering ; a great many Beasts of inferior quality were
driven away unsold, and prices ruled below the average of
last market. There was a considerable increase in the sup-
ply of Sheep compared with this day sennight ; this in a
measure had a tendency to deposes the sale, which was ex-
ceedingly slack, and many remaiued unsold, but neverthe-
less dealers were firm to former quotations, and late prices
may be quoted. Lambs were in short supply, and scarcely
equal to the demand, but no advance in price could be
established. There was an average supply of Calves, but
the trade ruled dull at former prices. l'igs were fully sup-
' plied, but the trade was decidedly Hat at stationary prices.
Best Down Mutton, Gd. per lb. , second best, 6;d. ; tag
and inferior sorts, 5d.; carcass Veal, Gs. 9d. to 7s. 3d. per
score. Lamb, Gid. to 7d. per lb. Pork, 51d. to Gd. Veal,
sd. to bid. Bacon Pigs, 7s. 9d. to Bs. per score. Porkers,
7s. 9d. to B*. 3d. Store Pigs, 16s. to 265. each. Mitch
Cows, with Calves, 91. to 111. each.

COTTON.—Liveurool, JULY 6.—The demand for
cotton to-day wait very limited. The space in which our
merchants are wont to congregate was to-day filled with the
music and banners of the candidates for the election, and
hardly any business transaction, were palling.
BIANCHI:STEIL, JULY 6.—The interest attaching to the
forthcoming election evidently interrupts business, and the
market to-day is very quiet, although prices remain steady.
There is no change to notice in yarns, except that India
counts may be considered worse to sell-40-inch shirtings
may in some instances be bought at a reduction on the ex-
treme rates of last month.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LtEris, Jtay 6.--We have had
a quiet market to-day, and only a moderate baleen has
,been done.

WOOL.—HVDDEMILLO, July 6. Wools still con-
tinue flat, and manufacturers have an impression that from
the weight which will be brought forward at the forth-
coming sales, prices will recede a little, and are consequently
holding off till then.
SALISBURY WOOL Fun, Jul] 6.—At our fair this day
upwards of 4,000 fleeces of Wool were pitched, but the
attendance of buyers was small. Both bulk and samples
presented all the ints as to quality, and many
of the principal growers (
resident within 30 miles of this
city attended, and bestowed high encomiums upon
the management. It is much I. be regretted, how-
ever, that Wool buyers from the York and North
Midland districts, from the comparatively small number of
fleeces pitched at this market, have been deterred visiting
Salisbury in their buying tours; we trust, however, that
the Weird growers of Wilts and the neighbouring counties
will bestir themselves in order to place this market on a
fair and prosperous footing. The only transaction we met
with up to two o'clock was one consisting of !kW fleeces,
which brought 141. The prices were about Is. 0:01. for
ewe, and Is. 20. fur tea.

From the LONDON OAZETTB.—Tuesday, July 6.

BANKRUPTS.

........
RICHAID B4FICRTT, Cardiff, Glamorpaddre, corn factor, to
surrender July rtt um' Aug. 18, at 12, at lkistral COWL hut., Bevan,
Bristol; off. irenirc., Acraman, Bristol.
JWILA Buica, Buchlerrbury, City, wine merchant, July II at 12, and
Aug. IR at 11, at ItainghoMstreet. Sole., Grego= and Co., Angel-
court, Throtrourtometreet ; off. aria., Graham, Colemamarect.
AWIIIO.4I.IICOIWWI, Carrell'', Shropshire, watchmaker, Jihy :u and
Aug. 11, at 111, at Birmingham C Amt. Sag., Davie, Coventry ;
Weeks, Cooleineourt, Lincoln's-inn ; and Elmira/1, Birminghamrmingham ;
off. snag, Chi lotto. Birmingham
11.1./IJAMIN ii.4l4a, Gloom ster, currier, July 19 and Aug. It, at 12,
at Brintol Co ill. Sol, Yiewnharn, Gloucestershire, and
Bridges, Basta •. off. mi' di. Miler, Bristol.
hoar,,,hoar,,,KNl6llr, Foce.etrect,Cripplegate, City, chceremonger, July
teat I, and Aug. It at 12, at Buinghall.etreet. Sols., blears.
Mulrlater, Size.huse, Ilucklersbury; off. wig., Whitmore, Laing-

balLotreet. , ~ .
Eowsan Issusi a, Wsre, Hertfordshire, maltster, July 20 at I, owl
Aug. 17 at 12, at BasinghalisstreeL Rol, Sind, Clement's-lane,
Lombard-street ; oft wain., Edwards, Fambrook.court.
Joan Rot:limos, Ewan-plant Cuoiniercialsroad East, and Cannons
sin-et-road, wholesale clothier, Julyl4 at 1, and Aug. 16. at 12, at
Essinghall,strect. Owls , Messrs. I.2ll4later, bizsslane, City ; °N.
Mag.. &mislaid, Rosinaloallsatreet.
B.SNERUPTcIi ANNULLED.
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July 3. 'DAWN SOWRIIBT. 011014•IITCV L. PIM mercer.
DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS.
RICHARD BILLING, Ka. and RICHARD BILLING, jun., Reading, Berk-
shire, brlekmaaere—tat die. of 2a. Grl., July 5, and three aubecquent
Thstradaya, at titansfeld'o, Ilairmghall-atreet.
RICHARD thurao, Jun., Reading, Berkshire, Indekoraker—lat die. of
12.4. 2d., July 8, and subaequent Thuralays, at Iltonefeld's
' "

EDICIAD Horan, Hay&ld and Msnehenter, calico printer-1M din. of
Ta. 3d., July 8, and any subsequent Thursday, at Lee's, Pasuchnster.
AMMAR]) ISMOROI.II and PIIIICHT 11141101101 R, Lll,tehatOpt.oo,
ars, merchants -Mt din. of 34. Gd., and Ms. oath on the memirate
mania, July 6, and any subsrquontTueaday, at Pannell's, Guildhall-
chamlstra.
Joint •

High-Wee' Marylebone, tailor-Ist dl.. of 2a., July 6,
and any subwquent Ttienday, at Pennell* Outelhall.chambers.
CR,11.5.17 Lye.., Khios. WILKIN.IN, and &MAK, BOND, Hayfield
yida Manchester, calks printers -let di.. of Ha., July I', and any
entsequent Thurwlty, at Lee's, Mancbeeter.
1/01111ST PINHOILY, Newport, leis of Wqrht, tailor—let di.. of 25.10 d.,
July 6, and three subsequent Thursdays, at fitansfeld's, 13s4nigkall-
street.

. _
,nav Fleeces and Boomer PINIMAN, Southampton, tailors-let
die. of 4e.. July •",, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stanefeld`s.
Basingball-etreet
Sure HARCIA RUMS, Birmingham, jeweller-let di,. of Is. 4d.,
any Thursday before Aug. 20, at Whitmore'e, Birmingham.
WILLIAM WA L.Klit and annum WILES, Oxford-newt, India nabhcr
warehousemen-let tilv. of be., July 8, and any subsequent Tues-
day, at Pennell`ii, Gulldhall-ehembers.
Rtesseu W Aecrineteg Lancashire, eerier-Ist di,. of Sid ,
July 8, and any ituhsequent 'Thursday, at Lee's, lganehester.
Gamuts Wu voices, Richmond, Surrey, potter-Ist die. of I lid., July
8, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stabile:2l's, Baaingball-
street.
DIVIDE7I 08. -July 29. W. L. Bowyer, Usocleelleld, Cheshire, two-
rerr- July 29. J. Carter, Liverpool, merehaat -July 27. U. J. Cook,
Hedge-row, Islington, Sneed:suer-July 29. D. Dumb', Morita's-
upon-Ilea Laneashire, deeper-July 27. A. S. khan., Lime-
street, City, merchant-July 27. J. Fuller, Ely Casibeklgeshire stone
meson-July 27. T. Mesta, Wuridbridgc, itukeiltbrewer-July 29.
W, "'T Liverpool, merchant-July 28. J. n, enn. titottte-
upon-Tces. Durham, currier- -July -July 29. J. Robert., Camarcon, mer-
chant-July 2i'. J. goberts, Rhyl, Firntshlre, innkeeper-July 27. J.
Braden, Btaniftud, Una ilnehire, draper-July 29. C. E. Whiten and
11.Wileoli, Rho') intdre and Oda *sue, Denbighshire, wine and spirit
merchants.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, =kW 01111110 be shows to the %maw,
en also day of moods&
July 29. 8. It. Brooke% Oweesyht, Denbighshire, wire merchant-
July 29. J. 11. Coldest, Umbras. Yorkshire, deeper-July 2s. J. 1...-
more, Stecitton. upon-Tem, currier.

MAN U F ACT URE S.— ens IMELD, July 6.—The
demand for all descriptions of seasonable goods is pretty
well maintained, but prices are not yet in proportion to the
recent advance in the raw material. The warehouses
dating the week have bad also a moderate share of business.

CORN.—IItmL, July 6.—Wo had to-clays moderato sup-
ply of Wheat from our own farmers, which met a dull sale
at la. below the rates current last market day; foreign
Wheat quite neglected. The market is bare of Barley, ex-
cept a few granaricd parcels; the consumptive demand
continues good. Beans are again somewhat dearer. Pram
scarce. Oats dull sale. Vcry little businesa passing in
Linseed ; the bulk of the import being inferior in quality,
and several mills still closed. A fair consumptive sale for
Cakes, and the market bare of flue foreign. No transac-
tions in Rapeseed; awl the season for Cakes being over,
prices are irregular. The bulk of the arrival of Bones goes
to yard for another season. The present prices:—
Wheat, English, red, 38s. to 405.; white, 12a. to 415.;
Dentaic awl Konigsberg, 10s. to 48s. ; Pomeranian and
Hamburg, 384. to 40e. ; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland,
384. to 385.; Etonian and Odessa, 345. to 38s. Oats,
English, 18s. to 205.; Danish, 16a. to 184.; Fries-
land, 184. to 204.; Russian, 164. to 184. Barley,
malting, 28e. to 30a. ; grinding, 261. to 27e. Beane,
31e. to
.33e. ; foreip, 291. to 821.: Peas, white, yeuow,

and blue, 325. to EU. ; grey and black, 28s. to 30s. Wheeler,
Linseed, Black See, 440. to 48s. ; Petersburg, 425. to 45e. ; L bona, i•Xbetbi " the G." r"''bA °D,OI4IY. so far se ra.
Nickels, S. Nickels, T. Wheeler, T. Labe', and P. J. L
364 Riga. itt:d4o.Artha.
• Lingnewl, 311 ed .ctoak4e2ss., ;HKoir, ifish!:27l;,.l
reign, 71. Os. Od. • inferior foreign, 61. ; Rapeseed, 231. 10., • Genitors., so ter mermaids b. Nisk.n.
Rape Cakes, 84'6.0d. Tares, English, 345. ; foreign, 2111'. IJ. Nickols, J. Moen ars, sod J. B..indroto, bieerdoolobia brokers,
to 32..
71. Imports from' 401..111'11. 26 to; n;unle7s,2:,-913.11‘.1.1616""q;'!: •
11....7Pullrib:idrawite‘cril:Chanil.24.17dtars,:e'lrht.1::11.brii1/ffe,°ll4' .ddeir esexPn. wine and tom
Oats, 906 ; Beano 262: Peas, 7. Linseed, 950 ; Oil Wins,wrJtaata
106 tons ; Bocce. '720 ; Guano, 710. w. itoysten and C. &Anton. Menchc.ter, railway carriage rockers.
Liana, JULY 6.-The weather for the last few days has J. Smith sad B.ll:schburn, Butu:ey, Laac.sture, pionte,.
bees very favourable tot the growing crops, which makes O. L Welker, o..:;fLiria., sad ytiker, Warm and Dunk;
as U. J. Lple..
14COTC11 BEQUEIfrRATIONB.
Our trade extremely dull, peaces have declined ls. per qr.
Jl!.oea t Otis. Itltb, uzbittnur.
er ai a de July
12
Aug. sod
from Friday, and very little business done. Barley naafi-
-11.:,,..„1„1,`,4:419:1i5iaargti,°186.°w. floorslutti warehouseman, July 12 and
fit
lease Frets Kis°, blingow,irttuckhroker, July 12 sad Aug. 2, at
nel. The sale is limited for beans and oats, value as before.
Other articles unaltered. Arrivals this week. Wheat,
4,848 ; Oats, 108; Beans, 161 ; Malt, 450 ; Linseed, 49.
LivanrooL, JULY 6.- There has been a mode Josre
rate business done in corn since our last market day, with a Aug.
.a 5 at "."10""i t•T'"'•
Jar. WILOP GIMMICW, tolviumuut, July 10 cud Aug. 2. at us
slight advance for fine white American. At to-day's market n 0,14 owrow.
the demand was of a very retail description. All articles Walerq
were in small demand, with but little change in prices.
Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, 6s. Bd. to 6s. 2d. ; extra,
Os. to Os. ; ditto, white, Gs. 3d. to 6v. 6d. ; extra, Os. Od. to
Os. Od. ; Irish, red, 6s. 7d. to ss. 10d. ; extra, Os. 04. to
Os. Oil.; ditto, white, 56.9 d. toes. Id. • extra, 06.04. to Os. Od.
Barley, per qr.. chevalier, 295. to 3111. ; per 601 b.., Scotch
land Irish, 3s. Md. to 3.. Od. Malt, per qr., English, pale, 51s.
to 58e. ; Irish, 475. to 60s. Oats, per 451 b.., English and
Scotch, old, 3s. Od. to 3s. Id. . • WeUh, old, 2s. 74. to 26.8 d. ;
Irish, fine sorts, 2s. 84. to 2....94.; sew, 2s. Sil. to 2s. 94. ;
general, 2s. 74. to 29. Bd. ; new, 2s. 7d. to 2s. Rid. ; black,
' old, 2s. 24. to 2s. 6d. ; new, 21.4 d. to 2s. &a. Beans, per qr.,
Esslish, 325. to 341. ; small. 345. 64. to 365. ; Scotch and
Irish, per 480 lbs., 295. to 30s. l'eas, English white, per
gin, 341. to 3435. Flour, superfine, per 280 11,..,
Sy to 31s. ; extra, 335. to 35e. Oatmeal, Irish, new,
per load of 240 lbs., 225. Gd. to 235. Od. ; Canadian,
old 4215. 6d. to Us. Bran, new, per 24 lbs., Is. to Is. 3d. ;
Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian mixed and red,
6s. 7d. to ss. 104. ; white, 6s. 10d. to Gs. 14. ; I.luited States,
mixed and red, 6e. 74.1. to Gs. Od. ; white, Gs. Od. to Gs. 44. ;
Beattie and Konigsberg, mixed and red, ss. lOil. to 6s. 24.;
high mixed, 6. 6d. to 6e.1 Id. ; Pomeranian and Mecklenburg,
god, 6e. 10d. to 65.24.; Hamburg, 60.7 d. t06m.11d.; Stettin nod
aillatian, red, 51.7 d .:to 46. 1041.; white, ss. 1 Id. to Gs. 341.; Ba-
nish, Holstein, and Friesland, red, 6s. Gil. to ss. 9d. ; white,
la. 9d. to ss. I Id. ; Riga and l'etersbure, red, 4s. 94. to
ie. Od-; Archangel 4.. 7d. to 4s. Od. ; French, Ithenish,
and Belgian, red, A.. 74. torn. 11d. ; white, fn. 10d. to 6,, 3d.
Spanish and Italian, red, ss. 54. to ss. Bd.; white, ss. Bd.
`6e. 10d. ' • Odessa, Polish, red, 511.24. to ss. Gd. ; common,
Ir I Id. to be. 3d. ; Marianopoli, red, se. fid. to ss. Bd. ; 1)a-
-intsbe,40.10d. to ss. Id. ; Rusaian,&e., hard, 41.74. to 45.10 d.;
!Egyptian. 4s. 74. to 4s. 104. Rye, per 601 be., Baltic, &c ,
Ss. &I to 38.9 d. Barley, per 601b5., griatling,3s.ll4. toils. 94.
Oat', per 4.51h.,21. Bd. to 28.10 d. ; Russian, .2s. Cid. to 2.4. 7d.
Beans. European, per qr., 30s. to 345. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b.,
264.64. to 27..04. Pea., per qr., Baltic,&c.,white, 325. to 355. ;
Canadian, 31e. t 0340. Indian Corn, per 48016., American Tel-
low,3os.6d.to 315.; white,281.341. to 285.9 d.; French,Spanish,
Italian, &c., yellow, 301.64. to 315.; white, 28..34. to 214.9t1.;
lbrail and Galata, 30s. 6d. to 311. &I. Indian Corn Meal,
per 1961 b., Os. 041. to Os. Od. Flour, per brl. of 1961 b.,
Canadian, sweet, 20s. Od. to 201. &I. ; U.S. Western Canal,
sweet, 20s. to 20s. 6d.; Ohio, 20s. Gd. to 21s. 6d.; U.S.l'hila-
delphin and Baltimore,sweet,2os.o4. to 201.64.; New Orleans,
2011.6 d. to 211.6 d.; U.S.and Canudian,heated and sour,l7s.Gd.
to 18s. Gd. ; per sack of 2801 b., French, fine and superfine,
30s. to 325.; extra, 341. to 360.0 d. Arrivals into Liverpool and
Runcorn from 29th June to the sth July inclusive : NWheat,
9,214 qrs. ; Barley, 46 ; Malt, 607 ; Oats, 3,010 ; Beane,
160 ; Peas, 693 ; Indian Corn, 3,763 ; Oatmeal, 3,601 sacks ;
Flour, 2,728 sacks and 38,016 barrels. Exports to Ireland :
Wheat, 1,854 qrs. • Indian Corn, 9,334; Indian Corn Mal,
273 brls.; Flour, 585 sacks and 3,396 brie.