The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUDAN.-TM merits pries of Sugar, the produce of
the British possessions in America, computed from the re•
turns made in the week ending the 19th of Oct., 1852, is
235. l td. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 235. sd.
Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 225. 01d. TM
mirage pries of the throe foregoing deacriptions of Sugar,
jointly, is 23a. Id.

BILISTOL, OCT. 22. Sugar: the market bee been
very animated this week, and large transactions are re-
ported, at prices generally Is. higher than those previously
current. The sates sines our lest comprise, 7,000 mats of
Mauritius, 1,200 boxes Iravannatts, 8,000 bags Madras, end
about 300 hhds. West India; the quantity of the latter
being limited from the small show offering. Refiners' pro-
duce has been in excellent request, soil most description.
hays advanced 2e. to 2s. Sd. from the recent lowest point of
the market. Stove-dried goods have been sold at 48s.
round, and this is a full advance of 2s. For Rum there is
rather more inquiry, but the poor assortment at market
cheeks business.

COTTON.—LivenecioL, Ore. 22.—We have 'gain to I
report an active cotton market, such as might naturally be
supposed to grow out of a continued large consumption and
decreasing stock. The actual change or advance in prices is
not large, in nu instance more than Id., and that only on
the favourite class of common American. The advance in
other descriptions is very slight. There is, however, a
growing confidence in the article, and in our position,
arising out of the considerations above-named, backed up
by the prosperous tendency and position of the country
generally, all of which meat be taken into account when
considering the state of the cotton market, as these con-
siderations arepereeptible in the tone and character of our
proceedings. The long-continued favourable state of things
in Manchester has had a direct and stringthening bearing
upon us all the week, and especially so sines Tuesday.
Upon the all important subject of the coming crop we have
nothing further to remark in the way of novelty. We may
repeat, however, our own impression, that up to the pre-
sent time, making due allowance for the qualified statements
and reports reaching us from various quarters, the promise,
upon the whole, continues to be in favour of abundance.
The trade must now have a large stock of cotton. The
committee of brokers place " fair " Uplands at 614. ;
Mobile, ; and Orleans, 61d. 26,310 Americans, 13,000
Bursts, 60 Bengal, 1,180 Egyptian, and 170 Pernam are
reported to have been taken on speculation ; and 420
American, 2,410 Surat*, 130 Madras, and 130 Bahia, for ex-
port. Sales fer the week, 94,870 bales.

lIOSIERY, &c.—Lincitsrett, Oct. 22.—There is en
active business doing in all the common branches in stock-
ings and underclothing, and also in fancy goods. The
glove and loom branches are not so brisk, owing in some
measure to the large advances in material, which affect
these branches more thin the ordinary trade. Wools, yarns,
cotton, and Lille thread, are all advancing. More colonial
orders are in course of execution than have been in hand
for some yearn.—Leicester Mercury.

CORN.—ORILW4IOIII3, Oct. 22.—A moderate supply of
Wheat at market to-day, and all the best descriptions of
Wheat, both red and white, were cleared at fully the prices
of last week, but the inferior sorts ware difficult to quit ;
red, 3.55. to 395.; extra, 405.; white, 48s. to 48s. ; extra,
160 s. Barley, tine malting, much in request and high prices
made, say ns. to 31s. Beans scarce, and fully maintained
their price.

LINCOLN. Oct. 22.—We have had a fair show of Wheat
today, which met a dull sale at barely last week's prices.
A fair supply of Barley, and flee samples make previous
rates ; inferior must bequeted Is. per qr. lower. No change
ia the value of Oats. Wheat, red, 38s. to 415.: white, 431.
to 475. Barley, 28s. to 345. Oats, 16e. to 21s. Beans, new,
325. to 34... ; old, 38s.
Livnaroot. Ocr. 12.—The arrivals from Ireland and
coastwise, since Tuesday, have been large of oatmeal, but
small of other articles. From foreign ports we have re.
ceived 6,494 quarters wheat, 1.685 quarters buoy, 823
quarters pease, 1,079 seeks, and 600 barrels flour. The es.
ports is the isms ties comprise 2,149 quarters wheat, 328
quarters Indian corn, 842 auks and 10,098 barrels flour.
The trade has bees fins for wheat and flour, and in sour
parcels of the latter article a large business has been done
at very full prices. Floating cargoes of Indian corn have
been is good request, at 31s. 3d. to 31s. 64. per quarter for
Galata and Odessa, and 295. to 295. 6d. per quarter for
Ibraila, cost, freight, and insurance, arrived off the coast.
At this day's market there was • fair attendance of town
sad country buyers, and • moderately good business was
done in wheat end flour at Tuesdsy'a prices. New meal.
bag oats were without change, but old provender were in
must. and, being scarce, brought id. per 4.51b5. mom
wry. New oatmeal met with a fair mile, at 22a. 6d. per
lead. Barley, beans, and pease, ware each held for more
mosey, which checked sales. Indian corn abet was in good
demand, and arrived serves were saleable at 31s. Bd. per
KlTfor Outlets, and 29a. ed. for Ibraila ; September and
October shipments wen bold at 3241. 6d. per quarter for
Galati, and 30s. 6d. per quarter for Ibraila.

Waxart:t n, Oct. 22.-Oar arrivals for Wheat for this
day's market are moderate; the millers have bought freely
of late, and were therefore less anxious to purchase ; all
qualities an thalami fully as dear. Barley in better
supply, and prise (or fine sorts are steady, but the light
descriptions are in favour of the buyer. Oats and Shelling
as before. Beans unaltered. No alteration in other amides.'
Wheat, per qr., 6016 e. to the bushel, Suffolk, Elms, and
Lent, new, red, Ms. to 41e.; extra, 42e.; new, white, 438.1
to 465. ; extra, 475. ; Norfolk and Hants, new, red, 365. Od
to 39e.; extra, 418. ; new, white, 38s. to 395. ; extra, 435. ;
Lineolashire and CambridgeshiM new, red, 86e. Od. to 395.;
extra, ale. Od. • new white, As. to 41e.; extra, 435.;
North Lissoohishire mid Yorkshire, new, red, Ms. Od. to
41s. ; extra, 425. ; new, white, 41s. to 465. ; extra, 48s. ;
Denude and /ssiurg, white, 465. to 48s. ; extra, 60s. ;
Lower Baltic evil.mburg, red, 38e. to 445. ; extra, 465.;
Mediterranean, sad, lie. to 375. ; extra, 39a.; Old English;
rese4lll.; white, 608. Barley,per imp. qr.,Norfolk and
8 Na, M 1106;exka, 325.; Lincolnshire ind Yorkshire,
Na. 291. M • extra, Ms.; &eta, 29e. to 315.; extra, 32 ;
grladlag 24e to to foreign, 275. to 29e. • extra, 30,. ;
per qr., 631bs. to the bush., small, 11ne, old, 375.
to ilk; new, 335. to 34e. ; ticks, old, 34t to 36e. ; new, 32e.
to 311 s. ; foreign, old, 30e. to Us. ; new, EL. to 34e. Oats,
per slaw stealing, sew, 9d. to 10td. ; feeding, old, 10d. to
161. *easy old, 9d. to 10d. Shelling, per load of 261 lbs.,
911. tells. ; new, 245. WA° 245. lid. Malt, per load of
6 lowesk, old, 375. to 395. Peas, per qr. imperial, blue and
wider Millers, 30s. to 345. ; extra, 361. ; grey and feed, 26e.
to les.
;extra, 325. Rapeseed, per imperial qr., English,
211. le W ; foreign. 211. to 231. Linseed, per imperial qr.,
411 s. teak. Imports during the week: Wheat. 8,907 qrs.;
299197 s 1,966 ; Oats, 404; Bram, 160 ; PINY, 78; Shelling,
IS kris.

CATTLE.--Ovsnron OIIAT SHIPP, &c.,
FAIL Oct. 22.—We had a large supply of Sheep, for which
was a lively demand; nevertheless prices in general were in
be., of bean, le. to le. id. for ewes and le. to 2s. per
bead for wither stock, being from 61. to 101. pa cent. be-
/ow the prioes at the great air at Weyhill sad other fairs.
There was a good ebew of leas Beasts, the best were easily
said at format qatatioas. For the inferior kind of
Beasts trade was la a 'largish state, and though many were
sad, at prime ruling Ia favour of buyers—a good umber
remained unsold. Cows with calves by their side,
guilty not first-rate, told freely, at 121. to 141. each. In.
ina Oars, 111. to 12i. ; Heifers, Si. to 101. There wee great
agar for young Horses, priors Javier; an upward ten-
dew. The supply of Pigs was above the demand, but
may of them were sold, if not at high, nevertheless at es-
3=prism Swain Calves may to sell, at 245. to
Williamson (Hansa) Fain, Oct. 20.—This fair had a
large afi, el live stook of all kinds, and there were no
lack of b ,int. Bat the trade, which has for a length of
time pest masa each symptoms of animation sad excite-
meat, eigneammil a decided check at this fair, buyers
=et thassmised stead against the high prices a-
wash aimed a misplete lull in the trade, but ul-
timately iho aslesaus were oompelled to give way, and an
ors seam if beim, immediately followed, and
esalinsei wiliest a shock the remainder of the day,
the mak bag that store Beasts of all breeds, age, and
=, renal teem 6e. to 20e. per heed, many by left
In Mop a great sweat of birdmen was treas.
meted; of these the but *wee ruled from Is. to 2a. per head
in tam of the baler; farrier owls rather more ; wethen,
for Inesip fesillsa sod Lambs maigntainedoo former pions.
Caws dairy popes. were in
_d demand, prices
resift fer
teem 1/11. to la sea. Homes of all sorts, if
mum elimpihnstle emir, at Nib priese. Pigs met with
&geed *airy; bat, brae ea the increase, both porkers
sal tares were the turn later.

LIATZEIL—Impd. Oat. 21.—Tbsto was a ammo=
attain's at this fair yoderloy, owl Ifs supply of leather
Well tar iof the &soak youlkohrly in shaved hides
end eillg of all daseriptiess, Ind& sold readily at higher

COALl3.—Lowtorr. 0f:T.22.-Bh* at market, 49 ;
44.—Bate West Hartley, las. ad. ; Huddle's West Hart.
ri,nl4 ad.; Oeabsa's Hartley, 14s. ad. ; Howard's West
NetatertariLlas. ad. • Jouessolues Hartley, lbs. ;
Id.; Hailth's West Hartley,las. ad. ;
I=ll/atiralaates, 14s. ; Walls End HartOo 16e. -
Use Irak 17a. ; Walls Ead Belmont 17s. 6d. '; Well;
Ned Braddyll. las.; Walls End Hatton. 18e. ;
Nei Haswell, laa. ; Walls End Kepler, 170. 3d. ; Wells
lad Russall's Meer" 17e. 9d.; Walls End Mayan%
las... Walls lad Owes. las. ,• Walla Bad Hartlepool,
18e. ; Walls Bel WWI all, 17s. 3d. • Walls End aleath
thi 17s. OL ; Walk- Bat Zees% 17e. ;
Welk Moseley, lb. IL Walls LA West aelosst,
17e. 641 ,• Wells End Beath 17s. ; Walks Mad Tess,
les. • Cowrie Hartley, las. ,• Itiosa's Merthyr sad Car-
41f 21e Powell's Darya Item, 21s.

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