The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, MAHER 16.
The sales are :—Sugar : 110 hhtlo. lkmerara, Ns. 01. to
235. 9d., all faults; mud 301. for sound; 200 boxes yellow
Havaunah, at 19s. 6d. Rum: 61 puncheon* Demerara, at
previous prices. Rice : &urll lot of Bengal, 10s. 3d.

COTTON.—LivzsirooL, Manor 16.—The sales to-day
are estimated at 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are taken
for elport and 600 un speculation. They include 4,600
American ; 800 Perna= and klaninbam, at d. to 00.;
250 Egyptian, at 111 d. to tl. ; 400 Surat, at 34d. to 41d.;
60 Sea Islands, at 131 d. to 19d. The imports since Thurs-
day are 15,000 bales. The market closes tamely, yet very
steadily ; prices of all kinds are the 'same as yesterday :
good stapled American, 6,1 d. to 31,1., continue to be much
sought after, and bad to buy.

MANCH E:4lElt, Hell 16. Tho Cambria, Halton
steamer, brings advices of larger arrivals of cotton from
the:interior, and the effect was to give a tendency to flat-
ness in the Liverpool market, though prices were not
quotably lower. Our market here has been scarcely in-
fluenced by the advice", which arrived late in the day,
and buyers ere awaiting their letter before doing new
lattainem, both from America and India. Butanes., under
these eireutuatauces, has been quiet, but spinners are too
well under contract to bo affected by it so far, and prices
of yarn have been well mainhined. The manufacturers
of cloth have also been firm most of the leading makes
in demand, and prices are not likely to be affected unless
cotton should recede more than is at pretent thought to be
probable.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEEDS, M.tRCD 16.—The market
bits been emeidingly flat and quiet to-day, and a very poor
and limited business has been done.

MANUFACTURES. —lit ut,Elti/ILLD, March 16.
We may now say that according to appearances things are
likely to wear • rather brighter aspect ; we have had
another fair market day, and a tolerable business doing in
►',e warehouse during the week.

WOOL.—lftlananarirtn, March 16.—The demand for
wools yet is far from being brisk, and in fact at present
prices it is hardly to be expected they will move very
readily. We arc looking forward to the wants of manufac-
turers to improve the demand.

CORN.-11eLL, March 16.-Trade has been unaccount•
ably dull dating the past week. The continued accounts
of high prices un the Continent of Europe produce no effect
on Mark-lane, or rather they produce a contrary effect to
what might have beer. expected, the market being quoted
Is. lower again yesterday, and dull at the decline. Mean-
while, imports are on a most moderate scale, and comsump-
tion goes on upon our own crop. The following is a com-
parisoh of the imports into Hull to the present date of 1851
and 1852 respectively :-18.51 : Wheat, 24,845; Barley,
28,922 ; Oats, 915; Beans, 4,463; Pule, 1,382 ; Tares, 1,836;
Linseed, 28,523; Rapeseed, 683; Oil Cake, 854 ; Bones,
1,704. 1852: Wheat, 1,530; Barley, 14,917; Oats, 2,637,
Beans, 18,498 ; Peas, 1,162 ; Tares, 289 ; Linseed, 49,405 ;
Rapeseed, 246; Oil Coke, 1,016; Bones, 1,033; Guano, 1,200 ;
We had only a very email show of farmers' Wheat at mar- ,
ket to-day, which met a good sale at about the prices of
last week, no disposition being shown to follow the decline
in Mark-lane. The current rates paying were 39e. to 400.
for 631bs. Wheat. Foreign, with the exception of a few
small lots of low quality for export toa.Belgium and
Holland, is quite neglected, being worth more money
in either Hamburgh or l)antzic than in the English
markets. In fact, Wheat that has been lying with a
commission house here for about three years on Ilam-
burgh account, is just ordered to be re-shipped to that city.
Only a slow dragging trade for Barley, but the market is
getting somewhat relieved by the prompt landing of some
portion of the recent arrival. A consumptive sale for Beans,
of which Egyptian aro the only supply ; the quality now
offering afloat is very superior. In Oats, except for seed, or
in leas, no transactions worth recording. The Linseed
market is very firm, but cakes are unaltered, with a steady
consumptive demand. Rapeseed would fetch our quota-
tion, and Rape Cakes are scarce and dear. Prices are :-
Wheat, English, red, 38s. to 405.; white, 40a. to 44e.;
Dentsie and Konigsberg, 425. to 465. ; Pomeranian and
Hamburg, 38s. to 405.; Hanish, Holstein, and Friesland,
31i. to 38s. ; Russian and Odessa, 345. to 38s. Oats,
English, 18s. to 20s.- Danfeb, 17s. to 205.; Fries-
land, 19i. to 21e. ; Russian, 17e. to 19s. Barley,
malting, 30s. to 31s. •, grinding, 275. to 29a. Beans,
295. to at... foreign, 27a. to 30s. Peas, white, yellow,
and blue, 30s. to 325. ; grey and black, 275. to 295.
Linseed, Black Sea, 41s. is 465. ; Petersburg, 42s to 4.55. ;
Riga and Archangel 38s. to 424. ; Konigsberg and Memel,
365. to 40e. ; Linseed Cakes, Hull, 81. ss. to 81. 71. 6.1.; tine
foreign, 71. 15s. to 81. • inferior foreign, 71. 64. ; Rapeseed,
241. ; Ripe Cakes, 96:. ; Tares, English, 375. ; foreign, 35e.
to 38s. • Guano, 51. to 101. ; Bone., 105 e. ; Ryenseal, 71.
Imports; from March Gto March 12 Wheat, 14 qrs. ; Bar-
ley, 3,257; Oats, 604; Benne, 7; Tare., 78; Linseed, 70;
Oil Cakes, 139 tons; Bones, 377.
LERDS, MARCH 16.-Our arrivals of grain are leis
this wick; the flour trade is depressed, which causes our
millers to Do very indifferent as to purchasing wheat,
and with 'no disposition in holders to press sales. Little
business has passed • we quote rates as on Friday. Barley
is likewise unaltered. Oats and shelling as before ; and
Beans remain steady in price. Arrivals this week: Wheat,
6,618 ; Oats, 866; Barley, 1,964 ; Beans, 1,769; Pau, 61;
Rapeseed, 930 ; Linseed, 1,048.

Liveuroot, March 16.—The arrivals of grain and
flour continue very moderate, while there has been ex-
ported this week 1,476 barrels of flour and 600 quarters of
wheat to Rotterdam ; and 4,406 barrels and 673 sacks of
flour, 4,295 quarters of wheat, and 1,800 quarters of Indian
corn, to Ireland and coastwise. The demand for each arti-
cle of the grain trade during the week has been without
activity, and prices have only been preserved by a general
unwillingness among holders to press sales, by making any
concession of moment, with the knowledge that our stocks
have been materially decreased of late. The Corn Ex-
change this morning was slenderly attended by buyers, and
business proceeded slowly. Wheat was considered Id. per
bushel worse in price than on this day sc'nnight, and flour
6d. per barrel and sack lower also. Every other article of
the market sustained late quotations.

LYNN, March 16.—A small supply of grain here to-day,
and prices of Wheat rather below those of last week. Bar-
ley about the same. Wheat, 611bs. to 621b5., 395. to 41s. ;
white, 465. Barley, best, 265. to 29*. ; seconds, 275. per qr.
to the growers.

Nawcasvut-uvou-Tors, March 16.—The weather still
continues exceedingly favourable for seeding operations
with which occupation our farmers are busily engaged. At
our market this morning wo had a moderate show of Wheat
from the growers, and having nothing fresh in from the
coast sines Saturday the trade was quite unaffected by the
decline in Mark-lane yesterday, a fair business having been
done in south country as well as foreign descriptions, at
very full terms ; fine old foreign in some cases making even
more money. Flour, being in over supply, is being lauded
in the full anticipation that before many days elapse a revi-
val in the demand will occur. Rye more inquired for.
Malting Barley moves off very slowly, and where sales are
proved lower rates must be taken; grinding had rather
more tone, and the same remarks will apply to Deans and
Peas. Malt less sought after. With Oats we were e
well supplied, and sales to a fair extent occurred stt
week's prices.

tr, March 16.—A fair attendance

of country buyers at our maiket this morning, but the supply
of good Ox Beef was scarce, and a quick axle followed, at a
slight advance upon last market's prices. There were a
great many poor and inferior Boasts on offer, for which there
was a sluggish demand, and many remained unsold, and
towards the close of the market les money would have been
accepted. There was a reasonable supply of Sheep, of an
average quality, and a good business was done, at full prices
of into markets. The supply of Calves was much increased
compared with this day sentnight, but all were disposed of
at an early hour, at various prices, according to quality and
size. In Pigs the business was dull, and the turn cheaper ;
the supply was large. In dead Pigs little passing, and no
alteration of prices worthy of note. Oz Beef, fls. 6d. to
9s. Gd. per score; cow and heifer, Or. Gd. to 7s. &I. Down
Mutton, 6d. per lb.; tog, &c., 6cl. to did. Pork, bid. to
6d. Veal, sd. to 6d. Pork and Bacon Pigs, 7s. ed. to
Ss. Gd. per score; Bacon, 6d. to Bd. per lb. ; store pigs, 14s.
to 2.3 a. each. Bitlch Cows, U. to 101. each.

Front Me LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, Mora 16.

eLiKzuryyt.

Roam. Maas, Wa Inakoopor, to inutindor
Ware
It and April 19, at it atnablatsit Oast. Pliabol.
eon, Watrinaito; off. an*, tdordrdar.
J DIAN\ tax, Oust Ma Isaloseper, Mar*
27 and April SO, a' I, at Bedeginantreat. ld., trim, Claatary-
law ; oft iota., Whitman, ladigtioadatrWt.
Sarum Oar, Unchain Notr.nres, allobirmill, builder, Mason 26
at 11, and Apail 17 at 11, at Brilserklailinell. Illeis , Lalrrarce
and 00., 044 Jowty.e 1 6L sedg.. Jalmon, Banoikall.

ULRT SOLIAND, Waradread.isaissks, Maid, April 3 and 27, at
12, at IladagbalLanig. ML. nom. Staddraptos•balldings,
Odamerpiase; an. Ourama, AbiarsaMktaw
Wtt.Ltax liodats, jad laidadl4l, *me, Nord 20 aad
April 27, at 12, at lbsdastat Damon Moaltdala td.
wig , Pram, Ikatittsler.
limn= Jar.% Leaton, Notti Sate ataker. Mari 21 sad
April 21, at 10f, at the liertaingban Coon bad at Natiakbem.
tole.. Battery mad eon, Nattlyban ; oft. malt., Mint/tan, Not-
timeless.
Tomas Lay AsktadrdadadZywn, laseatbk*, boot and oboe maker,
Nos IL alma Adel 36, at, 12, at II iseribior Court. eel., Cob-
bath ntoddadat idelth hat, plasabaater.
Orme WAIIMIPP. TAftraMINNII. IffNlKlfter, April 2 nod 29,
at U. stUrteratart Shiiiy thrilinter, off. awl.,
litaabaddt., Minsisrair.
DIIO3ANATIONS Of viyincons.

MART Tortwegeare, Cominedel.torml Rot, clerk-6th dl..
of M., Men*`, lad any oillorant TocifMy. at Fennell's,

Artna•Ln CanyneaL-4th di'. of la, $4.. Minh 23, and any nub
'nowt Tom*, K heastra,
lIVIRT JdANlSas•awrow,Zsimbut. haaiton. llnendraperys, ,
iv. of lA. N. dew orkespreat Thunda a t
Graham's aimmaneast.
JA111)1 Woany man. 0114 mail, gira4marahrit,— Ist elle. al {a.. Ku& 23,
and alalowalt Torday. al PessarkOulldisll4l2mbers.
JOHN Clateasias sad Ilarnav 11111•3114 Limped.
we% Neerahrits—
db. Is Mani St, sad orqsatsigest Walsoulay,, at Mr-
tassong sad Joan Hamm, Omit IL Ilel aty, dry-
dMes~ let of lc 10.1, any Redlenday, at Wltitatotep,

Oases, Itssan, Brya Nam Wrezhasa, lime banter
—BM ay. of 604 Marsh al, mad aay sabststaaat Wednesday, at
liargaas, Liserpool.
Wawa POWSALL. M•Oileibik Wk stsaufastmter--taa dlr. of Is.
1116, law* le, sad tam malowasmt Thandass.al °salaam* Ode-
Teloalliiiirrammean, Army/aft Iralaisomed, monism —tad
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