The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livanroox, Dec. 14.—The rides of cotton
to-day are estimated at 6,000 to 6,000 bales, of which 1,400
on speculation, and the rest include 70 Perna= and Maran-
hao', at 61d. to 61d; 110 Bahia, at bid. to 61d. ; and 250
Surat, at 6d. The market doses very firmly, and com-
pared with Friday's rata', prices of all kinds are little
changed ; 6,1 d. to 61d. American, and sp. new ; New
Orleans are a point worse to buy. The imports since
Thursday amount to 10,000 bales, and the sales to 22,000.
llawcasoria, Dec. 14.—The market for yarn and cloth,
though lower than this day week, is not weaker than on
Saturday, sad indeed prices appear to Le somewhat steadier.
Some yarns have bean purchased for India to-day, but there
Is not a large business. There are considerable orders ac-
cumulating in the heads of buyers, bat they are unwilling
to place them until the cotton market is In a more settled
state. In some eases they will now probably hold them
over till the commencement of January. A considerable
portion of the boast's now doing is on export account.
Producers meet the market freely at the rates of last week,
but do set press sales. Ths impression, however, evidently
is that prices will yet mess somewhat lower.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lam S, Dsc. U.—Although at
this season we Namely expect much busbies' to be done in
the Cloth Halls, yet we have had gait* an are 'market
to-day, and a good quantity et cloth lose changed

WOOL.—BUDDZIUIPtiLD, Dee. 14.—The demand far
Wool is improving, and prices are very firm. Menefee-
tours now see that it will not be lower, and, anticipating
an improvement as soon as the new you sets in, are buying
such more freely.

MANUFACTURES.—DVDDEMITIBLD, Dec. 11.—Wo
have had a fair attendance of buyers is oar market to-day,
but their purchases have been limited to such things., were
required to complete their orders. This is the usual course
of business kw*, morehaata generally keeping down their
stocks u much as possible ow the approach of Christmas.

CORN.-Ham.. Dec. 14.-Th• trade, under the influence
of the weather, abort npplies of foreign grain, and bed
condition of home growth; has been exceedingly firm, and
on Wheat a further advance of 2s. per qr. has been obtained,
with a demand running more upon good and common reds
than on finer descriptions or Dantalc. All kinds of spring
corn (except Barley) are again the turn dearer, and Oats
attract the attention of speculaton. To-day there was a fair
supply of Wheat from our own farmers, the condition of
whistle was a good deal affected by the late damp weather,
and each was not good to sell, while dry samples were brisk
sale, nth. to 2s. per qr. advance, the current rates paying for
these descriptions being 60s. te 625. per qr., natural weight,
831bs. A good sale for foreign, and several parcels quietly
taken off the market. Barley remains unsettled, but full
rates are paid for grinding. Oats are scarce, with a good
demand, and fetch le. more money. Beans are without al-
teration in value, but Pea are 2s. dearer, with a shortsup-
ply. The Linseed market is very flint, and Is dearer for
some descriptions. Cakes rather quieter, as is frequently
the eme about Christmas time ; but the stock in the hands
of dealers in the country is decreasing, and we observe no
accumulation here. Some fine foreign are now on theme!,
ket, at a comparatively moderate price. The Rapeseed
market is about cleared, and our quotations would be ob-
tainable. Rape Cakes are inquired for, and are used more
extensively for feeding. Bones the tan dearer. Prices :
Wheat, English, red, 495. to 63e. ; white, 60s. to 645. ;
Dantsic and Konigsberg, 60e. to 665. ; Pomeranian and
Hamburg, 465. to 48s. ; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland,
44e. to 475. ; Russian and Odessa, 40s. to 465. Oats,
English, 17s. to 19e.• Danish, 16s. to 18s.; Fries-
land, 18s. to 20s. • Russian, 17s. to 19s. Barley,
malting, 30s. to 325. ; grinding, 275. to 235. Beans,
36a. to 40s. ; foreign, 36e. to 885. Peas, white, yams',
and blue, 37e. to 425. ; Linseed, Black Sea, 60e. te 625. ;
Petersburg, 445. to 60s. ; Riga and Archangel, 42,. to 465. ;
Konigsberg and Memel, 40e. to 465. ; Linseed Cake*, Hull,
91.175. 6d.to 101. ; line foreign, 91. to 91. HS.; inferiorforeign,
81.16.. ; Rapeamd,2Bl. 10e. to 271. Rape Cakes, 100 s. to 105 s.
Guano, 41. to 91. Os. Bones,loos. to 102 a. 6d. Ryemeal, 71.
Importsfrom Dec. 4 to Dee.lo: Wheat, 2,060 qrs.; Barley,
2,439; Beans, 377 ; Peas, 30; Linseed, 2,460; Rapeseed,
320 ; Oil Cakes, 66 tons ; Bones, 90.

Lame, Dee. 14.—There is a fair show anew Wheat ;
the trade is slew, saillen having of late bought freely.
Plias, however are aot lower than Friday, and for old
there is a steady inquiry at extreme rates. The stocks
gradually lessen. Barley steady. Oats and Shelling aa
Wen. Thu awns result applies to Beane.

Livaaroor.., Dna. 14.—Then have been good arri.
vale se Mart sad Sour boa America this week, but
otbaralat mai dhows small supplies of all kinds
egady ea • few large purchases of wheat
assawst tlasteg tbs weak, the general demand has
Mac kragaM net "Mew importers chaired to make sales,
ea drip, a trellow la prise ow both wheat sad dour bad
to be sehaittodis. none was only a deader attendance
et Wilms 1111141016111 of our Cora Ezahaage
Aam damn basins= was dons in wheat cad dour, at fal y
Friday% ONO, which wen Id. to 2d. per sad 9d.
to Is. par Itenal, In IMAM en ship, ander those of this day
Wader& Akagjetlara a
better Mae prevailed to-day than
at the else of the week. Oats, oatmeal, and other articles
of the trade, wore dull sale, but unaltered in value.
Arrivals into lAwspool and Runoorn, from Deo. 7 to Dee.
' 18 Mohair, : .19,304 qn. ; Barley, 77 ; Malt. 281;
Otte, 8,233; Dear, ; Indian Corn, 3,4334 Oatmeal,
6,886 maks ; Flaws, sacks, 12,978 brim. Barons to
Irsiaad ton. ; Cora, 676 ; Flour,
1183 tasks and 714 Inmais.

LYNN, Dee. l 4 W. am without improvement either in
the marker or mmilltion of the crop, upon a change of
which (the weather) an Mermaid rap* of wheat mush
depends. fltUl we bad a better skew to-day than of late,
and prices le. to 2s. per qr. dean,. A moderate supply of
Barley, sad the best deseriptions very free eale at last
weeks prime.

Prow the LONDON GAZIITTN.-71wieday, Dee. 14.

BANKRUPTS.
Joni Smarr, Sloanretreet and Butter-street, Chelsea,
coach builder, to surrender Dec. 23 at 121, and Jan.
24 at 1, at Basisgball.street. 801., Chidley, Gresham-
street; off. assig., Jobason, Besingball•street.
WiLutAis Robinson, Grand Inaction term., Rdpwarie-
road, upholsterer, Doe. 28 at 1, and Jan. 25 at 2, at
Baslailtall•streat. Sala., Sole cad Co., Aldennanbury ;
off. wag., =weak Ilsaalweek-sewat.
Macao BVIIMII7, Brikarbawatoplace, Newington-
coastway, window blind amehatatar, Dee. 27 at 11,
and Jan. 28 at 12, at isakahallairoat. 801., Teague,
Crown-court, Cheapsibi auk., Graham, Coleman-
nset. _ _

Shelton, Staffordshire, timber merchant, Jan.
8 and 31, at 10, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Llewellyn,
Tama, and Hodpon, Birmingham; off. aegis., Whit-
more, Binniiigham.
WILLIAM WALTON, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire,
baker, Da.3o and Jan. 19, at 11, at Birmingham Court.
Sols.,Poole and Sac Southern, and Hodgson, Binning- '
ham; off. swig , Biuleston, Birmingham.
Searasa DUDODON, Litobarch„ Derbyshire, builder, Jan.
7 and 21 at 10, at Birmingham Court held at Notting-
ham.Soli., Bowley, Nottingham, and Hodgson, Bir-
mingham; off. swig., Williston Nottingham.
'1090961 Riley,oraima, Kirkb:uton, Yorkshire, mann-
tramer, Jan.lo, at and Jan. 31 at Ilia:Leeds Court.
Sas., Turner, Huddenield, and Bond and Barwick,
1 Leeds; of wag, Hope, Lee
DECLARATION OP DIVIDENDS.
JOHN Wtsaisis, Brighton, builder—lit div. of 6e. 84.,
Dee. 14, and any subeequeat Tuesday, at Nicholaon's,
Basinghallutreet.
Ramat PLUMMER, jun., Golden-lane, wood turner—lit
div. of Is. 9d., Dee. 14, and any subsequent Tuesday, at
Nisholaa's, Basil:ghat-street.
Maxey ADAMS, Hastings, Susan, hardwareman—lit die.
of 2ed, Dec. 14, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Nichol-
eon's, Basingliall-street
WILLIas WIN.LII, Crutehed-friar,, City, merchant-Ist
div. of la. 90., Dec. 14, and any subsequent Tuesday, at
Nicholson's, Balinghall street.
JOHN MAINDIN, Manchester, di,. of Is. 10d.,
Dee. 21, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pott's, Man-
chester.
Buxom. PADOIT, Preston, Lancashire, draper—lit die. of
3s. 6d., Dee. 21, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Lee's, I
Masi:baster.
Onto, MOON, Borrowby, Yorkshire, earn miller-Ist
div. of Li. 6d. on new proofs, Dee. 16, and any subsequent
Thursday, at Freeman's, Leeds.
'ow! Warsori, Skipton, Yorkshire, dealer-2nd and final
die. of 84., Dec. 16, and any subsequent Thursday, at
Freeman's, Leeds.
Thomas liaaLeox Surtoirtnouga, Scarborough, York-
shire, painter—lit and B,lal die. of 6c, Dec. 20, and any
subsequent Moeda, or Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds.
MIOLaL Ls, eatilthlbbl• YO4llllllO, woollen mane-
batarse—la ay, et Is., Des. 20, ma any subaqua'
Mislay OT Teesuisy, et Bops% Loeb.

Jour JAMISON, Scarborough, Yorkshire, silvenraith-
-Ist eiy. of La. 41. Dec.2o, and as; suleequent
or Tuesday, at dope's, Li•eds.
JACOB Dove, Leeds, Yorkshire, currier-2nd di,. or7d
Dec. 20, aad any subsequent Monday or Tuesday,
Hope's, Leeds.
WILLIAM THIAILVALL. Ad.iingharn, Yorkshire. ~trz
spinner-2nd di,. of 92.. Dee. 20, and any stibsequ,',3
Monday or Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds.
ALIXANDEII McK aRIOW, Kingston. upon- Hull, Yorkshire,
draper-2nd div. of 21. 6d., Dec. 14, and any saline,"
Tuesday, at Carrick's Hull.
'AMU Lueroau, Market Ramo, Lincolnshire, tailor—h.
div. of 2s. 6d., Dec. 14, and any subsequent Tuesday, at
Carrick's,
CYRUS °MINS, Hanley, Staffordshire, grocer-Ist div. of
34. 10d , any Tharsday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham.
FRANCIS Burrows, Stourbridge, banker—la dlr. of Is,
any Thursday, at Whitmore s, Birmingham.
MICHAUD HALM), Sunderland, Durham, provision intr•
chant-2nd di,. of 3d. (in addition to 2.. 102. previously
declared), Dec. 18, and any subsequent Saturday, at
Baker's, Newcastle-upon.Tyue.
JOHM JANIS, Liverpool, ship builder-2nd di.. of lid.,
Dee. 13, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird',, Liver.
pool.
JAMBS SCOTT MCCULLOCH, Liverpool, draper-14 die. of
Is. 11d., Dee. 20, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's.
Liverpool.
Joel( Roamers, Carnarvoc, merchant-sth di,. of 23.611.,
Dec. 13, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Lim.
pool.
DIVIDENDS.—Jan. 7. J. Miller, Conduit.strect, West,
'Paddington. corn dealer—Jan. 11. 11. Tainsh, Ilatt,,n-
garden, dealer in bibles—Jan. 11. H. J. Dangettield, Dun.
stable, Bedfordshire, printer—Jan. 8. P. llefford, F Ituf.
ford, and C. J. Wragge, Stourbridge, Worcest.
bankers—Jan. 7. J. Lawrence, Wonkey Hole, S,•ln.
setehire, paper maker—Jan. 4. J. Croudson, Wigan, Lam
esahire, money scrivener —Jan. 6. H. MeGrotty, Liverpool.
merchant.

CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown t',
the contrary, on the day of meeting.
Jan. 6. H. MacOretty, Liverpool merchant—Jan. 7 1
Bell and A. Champ, Liverpool, provision dealers—Jan.
R. Upton, Dsvrlish, Devonshire, grocer—Jan.. J. B. Ana.
strong, Manchester, tailor.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Jones and H. Sharrock, Manchester, sawyers—ll
Williams and E. R. Dann, Nottingham, luce manufactur. r,
—W. H. Phillips and W. Tandy, Pimlico-read, engino-r,
—J. Davis and J. Saunders, Oxford and Banbury, IsrA
agents—H. Davison aad J. Davisue, Liverpool, boot
—W. George and T. Jewell, Alford, Wiltshire, farmers--
0. Alder and .1. Alder, Kingston-upon-Hull, eons factor.—
' S. S. Curtis, H. E. Curtis, and 0. Curtis, Coleman-stmt.
City, ide factors—R. Farrar and H. James, Noble...trot.,
City, commission agents—C. Alison and J. Stilling., how.
tingley, Yorkshire, manufacturers of ginger heir —.I
Humphrey and W. Humphrey, 111/11,11 Green, Sum T,
-entess—J. McArdle and J. English, Liverpool, 614.
wrights.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JOHN WHITS, Slayhill, Lanarkshire, ironcosie
Dee. 16 and Jan. 6, at the King's Arms Inn, Ilarniiton
(Dick's),
Turmas THOMSON, Perth, glass merchant, Dec. 20 sal
Jan. 10, at the Salutation lon, Perth.
Itielism, Qvioaze, Glasgow, general dealer, Dec. It sad
Jan, 10 at Nelson's Commercial Lodgings, Glasgow.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Derry
Castle,
for
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4,,.ng
sprang a leak.—Liverpool, Dec. 14.

ARRIVED.

Alutuarrei-ot Falmouth, December It, frnre Cuadra
A RIMICIL4*Ii Orammodbmtomombeerl4, from bake
Arena--at °rammed, 'or 14, from Oporto
Au to-et Gramwed, Dcember 14, from Demure
Areetama-at Liverpool, December 14, from Booster
Ovate Ikea -st Liverpool, December 14, _ trim ...• ...11414 i
Ootiouro-M Liverpool. December 14, from NevrOr'...oe
Casowra-st Limrpool. December 14, from Labe
Casuarmrs-at Liverpool, December 14, from Nerlosodled
Ooaermenes -at Liverpool, Dm. 14, frvm ...... ...... Sew Tort
Etna-at Bridal, December it, from ..............,...r.0,,
Euia -a: Gravesend, Derembet 14, from ........-....... Oporto
Famia-at Oraverad, December 14, trem.. Gareet
CiLeasse-st Orsvemed, Demeiher If, Om "sans°
Carr Mulleins-4d Liverpool. Deseadise 14, 6444.... New lorY
Boso-at Liverpool. Dambirl4, tem.........-.-.....-. aureate
Hismara-at 1.1..cpe01, Dee. 14. hem. -...lettergue
IsaltorAa Hama arr-ot lampood. Ihemaber 14,-trem eakutta
Bees-of LiTerPool. Delltedlio 14, ham W. C. S. Ararr.c..
1011UNT -Of Falmouth, Duember It, fr0m.................. Droo
K oust .w -at Lmrpool, Dezember 14, from. dbaleaTl
Loan Nutivi-of Limp.* Dee. 14, hole Wee
LIMUUTUO,-at Liverpool, December 14, fr0m.............. Girpo
LOUD Noraop--at 'Liverpool, Deo. 14, t0m............ Woo
'Guaira-a Liverpool, Demeter 14, from Quebee
Kuorrutra•-at Liverpool, Demeober 14, from ......... .... N. Tore
bliescrov-at Liverpool, Doember 14, from Mot.:r
NA ma-Of Liverpool, Dee. 14
Alioar.-iit °metaled. Demaler 14. from Gottenterr
'ensue-at Gramme& Dumber 14, from ...... .... -Bared 44
Para:or-at Orovemod, bemieher 14, from A tea
llsrasevaa-al Uool. Dmomber 14, ,from T. mce
Kama-at Graweau December 14, from ileum
Races-at Falmoulls, December 12, from lb ta
So. roise-at Mewl. Dumber 11, from B. Joliet, NU
IlmoDemae-cilf Liverpool, Dee. li
Tr -at Liverpool, December 14, from New Orboot
WDOCUMITUA-cdr Liverpool. Deo. 44
Wave-at Plymouth, Decanter It from Deere