The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

StGAR.—The average pri, of Sugar, the produce of
the British possessions in America, computed frum the re.
turns made in the week ending the •29th June, 18:4, is
235. 3 id. Sugar, the produce of the 'Mauritius, no return;
Sugar, the produce of the Eiv.t Indies, 245. &I. '1 he
average price of the two foregoing descriptions of Sugar,
jointly, bp 234. 40.

BRISTOL, JVLY 2.
SUGAR.—The market has been rather inactive this week,
and although prices are fully supported, the sales since our
lut scarcely rench 400 hhds. W. 1., end in other descrip-
tions of raw sugar we have not heard of any transactions.
Refiner's produce has hint dull of sale, particultrly the
finer descriptions of crushed, and prices for these sorts are
barely supported.
It VMS continue inactive.

COTTON.—Livenroot, Jutv 2. —The turn of the
market during the week has been in favour of the buyers.
We cannot actually make any reduction in the quotation of
priers, but the middling and ordinary qualities of American
and Surat, have been easier to purchase ; at the Fame time
the better qualities, including all above " middling fair,"
■re quite film and sparingly offered. Brazils are without
change. Egyptians, from the great abundance, may he
considered a little lower, except the goal, which ale in de-
mand at steady prices. bee Wands, relatively high as they
were ►efore, nave, within the last two or three weeks, ad-
vanced another Id. per lb. at the least, and are quite run
af!er. The Committee of Brokers place fair Uplands at
Aid., Mobile at old., Orleans at qa. 8,080 American, 760
Surat, 660 Egyptian, uud 300 Bernion. are reported to have
been taken on speculation, aid 5,730 American, 410 Surat,
.30 Madras, 14.1 Egyptian, and 1,080 l'ernant tor export.
Sales for the week, 32,7 111 bales.

HOSIERY, &c.—Lzier.sieu, July 2.—As the season
approaches, the demand improve', so far as the transfer of
stocks on band to the London houses is concerned ; the rise
in yarns has materially operated to induce this result, but
we believe no kind of goods have been yet moved at any ad-
vance, although there is little doubt about the permanence
of a higher price for wool during tire remainder of the year.
There has been some discussion this week between some
branches of the trade and their employer., as to an advance
in wages, which will probably result, as soon u the season
sets in, in a mutual compromise. We understand there is
every disposition to meet the demand so far as circum-
stances will warrant it; but as the request was not antici-
pated so early in the season, the houses generally require
time for consideration. In some kinds, we hear, one or two
houses have agreed to the concession solicited.—Leicerter
Mercury.

CORN.—Cimstirono, July 2.—There was a smaller
supply of Wheat at market than fur some weeks past, but
the weather being fine, buyers acted with great caution.
Where sales were made, the prices of last week were main-
tained, 475. to 495. white ; red, 41s. to 42a. Beans are
badly spoken of in the fields, particularly winter, which, in
many instances, hare been ploughed up. The price, 31s. to
335. Wheat, 435. 3d. ; Beans, 32.. 10d.
Liscomi, July 2.—We haul a small show of Wheat to-
day ; market dull, at about last week's prices. Nothing
doing in spring corn. Wheat, red, 375. to 405.; white, 425.
to 45e.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 2.—The arrivals since Tuesday, from
Ireland and coastwise, are light, but from abroad they are
to a fair extent, consisting of 6,010 quarters wheat, 2,311
quarters Indian corn, 2,261 sacks and 19,922 barrels flour.
The export. are liberal, and comprise 1,557 quarters wheat,
4,001 quarters Indian corn, 616 sacks and 4,873 barrels
flour. The weather has been stormy during the week,
with occasional heavy showers of rain. There has been a
fair demand fur wheat and Hour, and prices have been fully
supported. Indian corn, being very scarce, has advanced
Gd. per quarter, and cargoes amtived off thu coast are not to
be met with. No change to otter articles. At this morn.
Mg'. market there was a fair attendance of town and
country dealers. Wheat met a limited demand for con-
' gumption' but the weather being wet and unsettled, a con-
siderable business wns done on speculation, at, in some in-
stances, an advance of Id. per 701bs. Flour was held at
lull prices, but the demand was not active. Oats and oat.
meal were quite neglected. Barley, beans, and peas, met a
retail sale, at late rates. Indian corn was in fair request.
American yellow brought 345. and white 28s. to tic Gd.
per 4901b5. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from
June 29th to July Ist, inclusive :—Wheat, 6,0.52 qrs. ; Bar-
ley, 46; Oats, 1,063; Peas, 22; Indian Corn, 2,311 ; Oat-
mu al, 2,669 sacks; Flour, 2,507 sacks, 19,922 barrels.

WAKEFIELD, July 2.—The supply of Wheat for this
day's market is moderate. The trade scarcely varies in
price, or activity, the demand is merely to the extent
of the weekly wants, at last week's rates. Barley
nominal. o.tts and Shelling as before. Beans rather
dearer. No variation in other articles. Imports during
the week Wheat, 7,831 qrs.; Barley, 487 ; Oats, 388 ;
Beans, 342 ; I'eu, 10.

From Ms LONDON GAZETTE. Friday, July 2.
DANKRUM.

Joon MOITRAM. Shrewsbury, Salop, hop merchant, to surrender July
12 and Aug. 2, at IP:, at the Birmingham Court. Sols., Cooper
and Brouyhall, Shresratud7. and Moturins and Co., Birmingham;
off. wax, Bittlestone, Birmingham.
SICMARD l wane, Eecda, hatter, July sad Aug. 13, at 11, at that
Leeds Court. SoL, Upton, eeeds; off. swig., Young, Leeds.
GIA/ROK 9711NUWARICK, t n•ains STANUERW ICE, and TROMAN BARRER.
Bristol, auctioneers, July 15 at 114, and Aug. 12 at It, at the
Bra Court. Sole., Whittington and (rribbn, Bristol; off. Nadi.,
ACTARIRM. BrlstoL
Gansos WOOO WALTER and WILLIAM HERR. WALRIML, 8/1E1,11141E..
Staffordshire, silk thronatens, July 13 and Aug. 3, at ly. at the
Birmingham Court. eniti, Maws. Staniar and Co., Newcastle-
under-Lyme, and Montage and Co., Birmingham; off. Nag,
Christie, Birmingham.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

T. 0. Kemptoo, inekreller-11, Bore, Bar.
rlncon-escarent, Brixton, clerk—B. Cider, Whitewtreet, Bethnal.
preen, and Wincluiterwtrret, Waterloo-town, sadwuker —O. A.
Helper, Ptak-place, Chelees, and Cmon-court, City, stehitent—M. L.
Liloucester-etreet, Holborn, amnion—H. G. Brannen, Lin-
t in-street, Islington, clergyman—J. White, Little Cadogaralibee,
*limn-square, liverystab e keeper—J. Marshall. Little York-thews,
Cortman.equare, waasmitk—W. Sant, liilburn, Middlesex, eon.
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