The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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bales,tton to4CO.lTTiOreNe.TtiLtniartezr ooL'
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betweenand consist of about 6,600 American, 1,600 Egyptian at
87PT;
288,0110 —The
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611. to Ild. ; 200 Surat, at 31d, to 41d. About 2,600 bales
were taken on speculation. The imperts sines Thursday
are 20,000 bales. The market closes firmly. Prices of 5d.1
I. bid. American are ed. per lb. up. Other qualities are •
dearer, bat not by so much. All other sorts command full,
hut not higher, rates.
M•NriIEITEn, SEPT. 28.—Wc hero had an improved
demand consequent upon the advice, of a firmer cotton
market on the other aide of the Atlantic. These advice'
have induced buyers holding orders uncxecuted to be more
anxious to place them satisfactorily, and the esters iaquiry
and business thus thrown on the market here have had •
tendency to harden quotations. For cop yarns, which are
still in great request by home manufacturers au advance
is reported in some cases of id. per lb., and manufacturer,
kinds of
twist aro generally rather firmer in prier. In other de-
scriptions of yarn generally prices which were refused last
week hare been more silly obtained. There baa been
I more inquiry for cloth, especially fur India abirtines, and
madapollams ; but, though bent, there is a difficulty in
obtaining rates adequate to remunerate producers fur the
increased cost of production.

WOOLLEN CLOTII.—Li Eud, S►rr. 28.—There has
only been a slack market to-day ; then• was a fair attendance
of merchants in the cloth halls, but they bought very care-
fully, and only a limited business hem been dine.

WOOL—llunnlanriat D, Sept. 28.—1 n Wools we hairs
no change to report, manufacturers bu)lng only (or present
eonsumoion, in consequence of the stiffness of prices, u bile
the opinion of staplers is that Wools will not be lower this
7e►r.

MANUFACTURES.— iiII,DEII.IIIELD, Sept. 28.
Our market has not been quite in active to day as but week,
transactions being chitfly conli.leil to mixtures of middle
quality and low fancy pod,. Merchants appear to be
waiting for more choice in gond' suitable fur the forth-
coming Beason, the supply of which at present is rather
aunty.

CORN.-Hutt, Rept. 28. -There was • fair supply of
farmer'. Wheat at to-day's msrket ; condition very various;
best samples met free sale at fully the prices:paid last week,
anything choice making a trifle mord, money. Arrivals of
foreign are insignificant; quad fresh qualities would meet
ready sale from ship. Nothing of moment yet doing in
malting Barley, hut grinding tpialitits are scarce and in re-
quest. The firmness in London hardly yet affects our Oat
market. Beans are slower sale at the advance, but stocks
are much reduced. We get middy supplied with nitchele of
of new Hamburg Beans by each stram•boat. Peas unal-
tered. The Linseed market very firm, and Cakes again
dearer. We aro still without supplies of foreign. ltape
Cakes scarce and d . The following are the prices:-
Wheat, English, red, 381. to 405.; white, 425. to lits. ;
Dantsic and Konigsberg, 42a. to 465. ; Pomeranian and
Hamburg, 375. to 425. ; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland,
36d. to 385.; ltusaian and Odessa, 345. to 38s. Oats,
English, 17s. to 195.; Hanish, IGs. to 18s.; Fries-
land, Is.. to 205.; Russian, 16s. to Ills. Barley,
malting, 28a. to 300. . • grinding, 21s. to 'Lis. Beans,
30.. to 365. foreign, 30s. to 23, Peas, white, yellow,
and blue, 32.. to 34 ; grey and black, 28s. to 30s.
Linseed, Black Sea, 445. to 46, ; Petersburg, 425. to 45e.;
Riga and Archangel, 38s. to 425. ; Konigsberg ai.d Memel,
365. to 40s. ; Linseed Cakes, !lull, 71. 17s. 6,1. to 81.; fine fo-
reign, 71. 15e. ' • inferior foreign, 6/. 10, ; Rapeseed, 241. Os.;
Rapt Cake., 971. 6d. Tares, English, 10, ; foreign. 255. to
30s. Guano, 41. to 9!. Os. Bones, 975. Ityemeal, 71. Int•
ports from Sept. 18 to Supt. 24:-Burley, 4.51 grs ; Beans,
847; Peu, 163; Linseed, 5,763; Oil Cakes, 35 tons.
Liens, 6yrr. 28.-We are fatly supplied with wheat,
but the arrival is small of other articles: best samples of
new and old wheat' are held firmly at last week's rates, bat
very little busincu is pasting, and inferior descriptions are
almost unsaleable. Barley fully as dear. Beam steady.
No alteration in Oats, or other articles. Arrivals this
week: Wheat, 6,301 ; Ott, 243; Barley, 274 ; Beans,
155 ; Repriced, 74 ) , Linseed, 579.

Liveitroot, Seer. 28.—The arrivals from Ireland
and coastwise during the past week have been small,
but from foreign ports we have rtceised 21,,Wil quar-
ters wheat, 2,2,0 quarters oats, 6,432 quarters beans, 3,710
quarters Indian corn, 2.90 i sucks and 24,617 barrels flour.
'I he exports in the sometime comprise 2,637 quarters wheat,
2,361 quarters Indian corn, 1,102 'wk. end 14,005 barrels
flour. The trade has been quiet ter wheat, and prices a
shade easier. Flour, however, boa met with a fair con-
sumptive demand, and maintained in value. Netwith.
standing the large arrivals of Indian coru off the coast, this
article being in very good request, has rather improved in
value than otherwise, 275. to 275. 3d. per quaikr being ob-
tainable for Ibrails, and 29e. to ::f.ts. 6d. pie quarter fur
Galata, arrived off the coast. Several parcels of Egyptian
beans have come forward, eel the value has been well
maintained. In other articles no material change has taken
place. At this day's market V: 1. was a moderate attend-
ance of the trade, who, however, slowed little disposition t•
buy and newly-arrived American wheats and dour were
otle;ed from the quay at a decline of Id. to 2d. per 70Ibs.
and 3d. to 6d. per barrel, on the prices of this day week,
without much effect. I'arccls in stoic, however, were not
obtainable on materially lower terms. New oats and oat-
meal were without change; but old mealing oats, being
entree, were saleable fur rather more money. Barley,
beans, and peas met with a fair retail sale at full prices.
Indian corn on the spot was without alteration in value,
and floating cargoes brought extreme rates in the sales
made. Amu!, and Export, into Liverpool from the 21st
to the 27th Sept. inclusive :—Wheat, 21,1117 qn. • Barley,
119; Malt, 717; Oats, 5,207; Beans, 6,872; Yeas, 97 •
' Indian Coro 3,728; Oatmeal, 3,632 becks; Flour, 3,004
sacks and 31,702 barrels. Exports to Ireland :—Wheat,
1,868 qrs. • Indian Corn, 2,342; Oatmeal, 36; Flour, 727
sacks and 9,827 barrels.

LYNN, Sept. 28.—A liberal supply of Wheat, condition
wretched. Not much Barley at present. l'riees of both
articles about the same as last week, vis..—Wheat, 61Ibs. to
631b5., old, 42a. to 4de.; line, 465. ; new, 651 b.. to 601 b..,
30s. to 365.; tine, 40.. Barley, 24.. to 21s. ; rostra, 30.. per
qr: to the growers.

_
NEWCASTLE, Sept. 28.—The weather, which, towards
the close of last week, gave indications of a very settled chg.
Teeter, has again changed for the worse. Since Sunday we
have experienced almost continuous heavy rain, with the
wind blowing strong from the north•cast, which, indepen-
dently of injuring the condition of all grain, is likely to oc-
easier% serious misgivings about the Potatoes, already
diseased beyond all former precedent. At our market this
morning we had again a very large shw of new Wheat from
the growers, and, notwithstanding the condition was
rather indifferent, a clearance was soon made of the
heat dry samples, at the extreme rates of last Sa-
turday, choice samples of red commanding 395. to
405.; ill conditioned lots doss n to 33e. per quarter.
Fine old had more inquiry, and for extra Wolgest 44a. to
465. pet qr., 631 be., was obtained; other sorts selling in
proportion. Floor moved steadily off; households at 295.
to 305., and white frem 30s. to 325., according to quality.
Rye nominally unaltered. For malting Barley the in•
quirt' is increasing, but shipments should be made with
caution at first, as it will require a little timo to establish
a fixed value ; grinding is getting scarce, end any extra
would command rather more money. Malta ithout c►ange.
Beans, Peas, and Oats each pointing upwards, with an
increasing demand.

CATTLE.—SALISBCRY, Sept. @g-At our market this
day the supply of Beasts was large, sod some of very sup..
riur quality. The attendance of buyers was not so nume-
rous as on previous market days. The demand fur the best
ox Beef was animated, and all was readily disposed of on the
I terms of this day se'nnight ; but inferior and poor Beasts
were a dull sale, and many remained unsold at the close of
business. Prices may be noted the ume as before.
The Sheep pens were well filled with very prime Mutton,
which, with all of an inferior description, met with
a fair sale, at prices similar to those of last market. The
supply of Lambs was short, and well mairrained their for-
mer position as to prices. In Calves the transactions were
very limited, and previous rates maintained. In the Pig
market there was a very large supply, and a full attendance
of buyers; consequently a number of l'irs changed hands, at
advanced rates. Ox Beef realised from 9s. to lOs. per score ;
cow end heifer, 7s. to Bs. Beat Down Mutton, 61d. per
lb.; inferior, dc., Md. to 6.1. ; Limb, 7d. ; Veal, 51d.
to 6,1.; Pork, 614. to Old. Carcass Veal, Bs. to Bs. 6d. per
score ; Pork, 7s. Od. to 7s. 9d. Baron, 7s. to 7s. 6d. ;
green, per lb., 61d. to 7d. ; dry, 71d. to Bd. Store Pigs, 18s.
to 265. each.

Frost as LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, Sept. 28

BANKRUPTS.

JAMES ROBERT COLLITT---i7I;HCEII street, Ilanorer~quare,
milliner, to surrender Oct. 6 at 11, and Nov. 6 at I, at
Bminghall-street. Sole., nutter mud Trotter, Ely-place,
Holborn; off. wig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers.
WILLIAM MILIIIR HAMATIL, Little Moortields,
corner, Oct. Bat 11„ and Nov. Bat 12, at Bminghall-
street. Sot., Roberts, Barge-yard-chambers ; off. amigo,
Johnson, Buinghall-street.
THOMAS RUSSELL and June Mt soitovti, Norwich, sack
maeufacturers, Oct. 7 at 12, and Nov. Mat 11, at Basing-
hall-street. 8011., Sole and Co., Aldermanbury, and
Miller and Soo, Norwich; off. wig., Johnson, Basing-
hall-street.
Joanne Wiriness, Holborn-hill, City, clothier, Oct 2 at 12,
and Nov. 6 at 12k, at Bssinghall street. Sol., Meson,
Ironmonger-lane; off. wig., l'eunell, Guildhall-
chambers.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Sept. 17. THOMAS JlMtana, Tredegar, Monmouthshire,
innkeeper.
DIVIDENDS.—Oct. 20. J.Adame,Halghton, Flintshire,
cheese factor—Ott. 2L S. J. Clegg and J. Whitby, Liver-
pool, merchants—Oat. 20. R. Jackson, Liverpool and Bel-
ton-le-Moors, organ builder—Oct. 21. 11. Jones, Chester,
grocer—Oct. 1. O. Mahon and W. S. Mummery, Avery-
row, Bond-street, paper stainers—Oct. 21. S. Sherlock,
Liverpool, wine merchant.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless muse be shown to
the cestrary, on the day of meeting.
Oct. 20. J. W. C. Brewer, Gloucester, licensed victualler
—Oct. 19. 8. E. R. Jones, Wrockwsrdine, Salop, apothe-
eary—Oet. 20. H. Mopery, Union-street East, Bishosgate,
ironmonger—Oct. 19. W. J. Williams, Wolverhampton,
hosier—Oct, 20. W. Winch, Fountain-court, Strand, and
North-mews, Gray's-inn-lane, licensed victualler.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Arkeoll and T. Arkooll, Weetham, Brom graliere.
11,. Be and G. W. Campbell, Liverpool, eoimbrion mer-
amts.

IT. Edwards and G. Scott, Conduit-street, Baud-street,
tailors.
W. Henderson and W. L. DAVidE, Seaton Iron Work., nest
Workington, Cumberland, iron and tin plate mar.ufac.
tuners.
E. Hill, W. Horst&ll, and Mary Hill, Manchester and Pen-
dleton, calenderers.
J. Hughes and J. James, jun., St. Woollos, Bluninouthshire,
as the Uskside Iron Company.
I. James and T. Legg, Radford, Nottinghamshire, trimming
manufacturers.
J. Kay, C. Kay, and J. Blackwell, Wharton and Betchton„
Cheshire, salt manufacturers, so far as regards J. Black-
well.
H. Kenyon and T. Briercliffe, Liverpool, button manufsc.
Munro.
J. Lawton, J. Dixon, and O. Carr, Tunstall, Statfurdshire,
W6W. Lund and W. T. l'rice, Burton-on-the-Water, Glom•
eestershire, drapers.
E. Oliver and IL Oliver, ISeaminstar, Dursetshitc, tea
dealers.
C. J. Price and J. Prim, llolywell, Flintshire, grocers.
J. Whitaker and T. Sager, Burnley, Lancashire, machine
makers.
H. Wright, H. Taylor, H. L. Wright, and J. NI. reer.
Wigan, Lancashire, al merchants, so far as regards E.
L. Wright.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
ARCHIBALD CH A4llllle, Greenock, commission agent, Oct.
4 and 25, at the Tontine Hotel, Greenock.
J•llas HALLEY, Denny, mason, Oct. 1 and 29, at the Stag
lintel, Stirling.
JOHN 11PAirrii en and Deoisno iiPAirritt 1,, Gls,itow,
provision merchants, Oct. 1 and 29, at the Star
Olurtow.
TUONAN IcurLISTON, Campheltown, merchant, Oct. 4 ant(
and 26. at the White Hart Inn, Cumpbeltown.
NATHANIEL WIELD, Annan, aei ouutant, Oct. I and 3i, at
the Quirensbury Arms Inn, Annan.