The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-28 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Liveartiot, JULY 24.—The sales to day arc
estialeted at 10,000 bal. a, of which exporters have taken
1,000, and speculators 2,000 bales. They include 350 remain
and Marabliem, at 410. to 71.1. ; 150 E,ypti..u, at GP.
to 11.1.; and 1,200 Surat, at ir,l. to tad. The iniportssime
Thursday are 16,000 bele.. The market cloms with great
firmness. Priem of American and Surat are id. per lb. dearer
than on Friday ; Brasil and Egyptian 'but little ehangea.
The advance in common American is now ad. per IL., sad
iu good middling id. per lb.; iu the good sorts it is id.
per lb.
MANCHESTER. JOLT 27.—Owing to the excitement
which has prevailed in the Liverpool cotton market ter the
last four or five days, and the advanced prices for the staple
which have been obtaintd there, the yarn market here has
been very animated today, and considerable salt• have been
made, at an advance upon last week's quotations of id. to
id. per lb. upon almost all numbers and qualities. Most of
the purchases appear to have been made for orders held
over in the expectation of lower prices. The demand for
the East Indies has been much less than at corresponding
periods. The Germans, under the influence of rather
better accounts than have come to hand for some time, have
been operating slso, to a limited extent, but their advice",
et best, are of ton disheartening a character to give much
animation to this branch of the shipping trade. Italian
merchants are rather free buyers, and some considerable
purr hams have been made by Greek houses here. In cloth
there has been but a moderate demand, and no disposition
has been manifested by foreign buyers or by the home trade
to give the advances asked, so far es the heavier fabrics
are concerned : iu lighter fabrics the adv.lncea asked have
been conceded more freely, but they scarcely reach a
quotable amount.

WOOLLEN CLOTIL—LE6IIB, 'VIA' 27.—We have no
change to report in the state of the market to-day ; about an
average Tuesday's busine.s has been done!

WOOL.—lfuntignseret.n. July 27.—W001s are now
earning in more abundantly from the present asks, and the
prices are yet ton high to induce manufacturers to purehrow
extensively in colonials, while the middle and lower classes
of German Wools are more inquired for.
MAN r FACTURES —llubrivitsrtern, July 27.—The
market treday has been much the lame as last week ; • fair
business doing in seasonable fancies, while a few are yet
making to order. Though rather early for the fall trade,"
the heavier description of goods have been moving to some
little extent.

CORN.-Hri.t., July 27.-Tke supplies brought by the
farmers, owing to their being busy with the hay crop, have
prevented the decline which the extremely fine weather and
prospects might have been expected to produce, but millers
buy so very cautiously, and that only of the freshest Eng.
Bob Wheat, that the trade here hu been most inactive.
To-day we had a short supply of Wheat from our own far-
men,probably from the cause above-named, and our millers
were quite unab:e to supply their wants at any reduction
upon last week's prices. little more foreign Wheat of-
fering than of late, but it meets very dull sale. We arc
again will supplied with Barley, and, the demand being
only limited, some small decline is submitted to, which will
probably bring forward buyers. Oats are 6d. per qr. lower.
Nothing doing iu Beans or Peas. Linseed continues scarce,
and Cakes are in gaol demand at some advance in price.
Foreign of first quality are scarce. A lew lets of English
Rapeseed offer, quality and condition good; 23!. 104. has
been paid for such. Ripe Cakes are scarce, and inquired for.
Wheat, English, red, 365. to 385.; white, 40s. to 435.;
Bennie and Konigsberg, 40s. to 445. ; Pomeranian and
Hamburg, 36e. to 385.; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland,
345. to 360.; Russian and Odessa, 324. to 31s. Oats,
English, 18s. to 205.; Danish, IGs. t 18s.; Fries-
land, Ma. to 205.; Russian, 15s. to 18s. Barley,
malting, -s. to -s. ; grinding, 245. to 255. Beans,
30s. to 325. ; foreign, 275. to 301. Peas, white, yellow,
and blue, 30s. to 32a.; grey and black, 275. to 295.
Linseed, Black Sea, 445. to 465. ; Petersburg, 12s. to Cis. ;
Riga and Archangel, 38s. to 424. ; Konipberg and idern..l,
365. to 405.; Linseed Cakes, Hull, 71. 6e. to 71. 7e. ; fine fo-
reign, 71.05.; inferior foreign, 6/.65. ; Rapeseed, 231. 10s.;
Rape Cakes, 811.0 d. Tires, foreign, 235. to 30s. Guano,
4/. to 91. Os.; Bones, 87s. 6d. Ryemeal, 71. Imports
from July 17 to July 23 ;-Barley, 1,416 qrs ; Beans, 169 ;
Tares, 39; Linseed, 821 ; Oil Cakes, 38 tons; Bones, 291,
Guano, 130.

Lexus, JULY 27. The arrivals of grain aro very
small ; yesterday we had heavy thunder showers, to-day it
it fine; fresh wheats are scarce, and fetch rather more
money, but millers buy very cautiow2y ; other aorta i.e ex-
tremely limited demand. Barley nominal. Beans steady.
No variation in Oats or other articles. Arrivals this
week: Wheat, 2,681; Beans, 276; Rapeseed, 2,73.; Lin-
seed, 590.
Ltexaeoot., JVLY 27.—The arrivals from Ireland and
coastwise continue quite insignificant. From foreign ports
wa have received 6,097 quarters wheat. 681 quarters bar-
ley, 3,630 quarters beans, 10,117 quarters Indian corn,
2,151 sack. and 13,776 barrels flour; and from Canada
1,998 quarters wheat, tiOU quarters peas, and 3,417 barrels
flour. The exports in the same time comprise 1,911 quarter's
wheat, 4,659 quarters Indian corn, 894 sacks and 5,480
barrels flour. Influenced by the tine weather, the trade
throughout the week past has been languid, and, in the
absence of business, prices of all articles have evinced
rather a downward tendency. At this days market there
was a moderate attendance of town and country buyers,
but the weather being extremely fine, they showed little
disposition to make purchases except tor the supply of their
immediate wants. Wheat and Hour met with a slow sale,
at barely the currency of this day week. Oats and oatmeal
were id. per 45 lbs. and 3d. per load lower. Barley and
peas were neglected, and nominally unchanged in value ;
but beans were ext. to 9d. per quarter cheaper. Fine yel-
low Indian corn continuing scarce, commanded late rates.
LYNX, July 27.—The weather continues very favourable
for the coming harvest. A moderate supply of Wheat to-
day, and prices about the same as last week. Wheat,
611 b to 631 be., 364. to 385.; fine, 395.; white, 41s. Beasts,
33e._ to 365. per qr. to the growers.

NEWCASTLZ, July 27.—We bad some heavy showers of
rain yesterday morning, which has laid the flush crops of
Wheat in sonic places ; to-day it is dry, but overcast. Our
market opened this morning with a firm aspect, which sea
maintained to the close, and fresh Wheat being in demand
brought readily last Saturday's rates. Foreign Wheat was
also firm. Good fresh household Flour is in fair request,
with a steady demand, at 2Ss. GA. to 295. per sack, and
whites from 30s. to 31s. Barley, Beans, and Peas without
alteration. Malt steady. Oats were not so much pressed
on the market, but 20s. per qr. cannot be exceeded for fresh
Scotch cargoes 4111 b. to 421 b. per bushel.

CATTLE. LEWES (StssEz) SnEEr .I.:YD LAMB
FAIR, July 26 and 27.—Nearly 20,000 Sheep and Lambs
were penned; good ewes selling freely. at from 21s. to 30s.
each; wether Lambs, 18.. to 225.; ewe Lambs, 12s. to 165.,
ace ntling to quality. The demand for Rants was, on the
whole, rather flat, although some of our professed ram-
breeders effected numerous satisfactory sales.

July 26 .—The
Branueo (Bangs) FAIR, • u supply of store
Beasts was plentiful. Business was in an animated state,
and the better qualities of all breeds advanced 2d. per stone
on the rates of last week, and were nearly all sold. Trade
was also brisk among inferior animals, but higher rates
were not attainable. Cows fur dairy purposes, and heifers
forward with calf, sold freely, the former from 121. to 161.,
the latter at 81. to 12i. per head. The supply of Horses was
extensive. The best description of hunters and carriage
Horses were ..:oon di.posed of at high prices. Cart Horses
for London work in great demand, realising 50 to 60
guineas each ; farmers' Horses, 20 to 30 guineas ; but few cart
colts, but of those offered 25 to 35 guineas was easily made.
There was a large supply of store l'igs, and higher prices
were easily obtained for them, and with a good demand all
sold.

From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuoday, July 27.

llsescraws BIANADM. Stratford, l.l;;;.alationer, to surrender Aug. 3
at 12, and mt•pc. Gat I, at l'esingtialtstreet. Sol , Duffield, Devon.
akiroattret, City, and Chelmsford, Papa; off. wig., Cannan,
Alderminhury.
WILLIAM WOMAN, Birmingham, brickmaker, Aug.o at 101, and Aug
an at I, at Btrmlngbwo Court. dol., East, Btrmingbant ; off. &nag.,
Whitmore, filreolngham.
JAM.. 111:1114/W1
Sept. 9, at 11, at Liverpool t. Sol., Tates, jun., Liverpool ;
at wig., linrd, Liverpool.
DAVID Damon, Newcawkaupoe.Tyne, rwer, Aug. Sat I, and Sept.
3at 121, at Neweargloupon•Tria Court Solo., Stormy awl Co.,
Phlipot.lane, City, and Bowmen, Newmadoupon-Tyne ; oil. mug.,
Baker, Newmalle.upow.T3ne.
Jags Lan, firookganewa, Gloucester-place, Paddington cab pro.
Lrtkor,rouAoutgr. 3 at iid and. Sopitatk.at 121,
c. atwflaiaminraltatreet.
and Sue, tri re, Baaing.
halt:twat.
Jana Swlrr, Mangy. Derbyshire. grocer, Aug. 14 at IS, and Oct. 9
at In, at Leeds Wort at Sheffield. Sots., }look and Youmans,
Sheffield; off. wig., Friesian shefflebl.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDIO.IIW.
Journ Cirsarro, 21 incing.lane, merchant—hat dir. of 9s. 3d., July
SI, and subsequent Saturday, at Groom* Abchurch.lano.
toss CLAILI and Hagar lILDACICIAT, Chorkon.upon.Mothok. L or.
cardnire, troonnowers —lnt di.. of 35., Aug. 3, and DDT auharquent
Tenthly, at Primes. Manchester.
Joan Corr, Manchaster, hotel keeper—fat dlr. of 2.. 6d., Auy. 3, and
any antwiquent 'Monday, at Fraser'., Manchester.
Jaws CVDDELL, Old BonOostrvet, publisher-10 dlr. of 3a. 3.1.. July
29, and three subsequent Thursdays, at ttlanaleld'o, anon/lull.
Wrest.
Buena, Giros, York, tronmonger•-2n4 dlr. of MO., and Ist and
lad &v. of Is. 10;d., July JO, and any au' n- Thursday, at
Freeman* Lewis.
WILLIAM DADIVL GOODDVD, wlsborne Minster, common brewer—
led div. al It, July 31, and aubmquent Saturday, at Oroom'e, gb.
church-laws.
Swett. limes., Loadon.street Paddington, wheelwright—let div.
of Is. fal., July 29, and throe aubsequent Thursdays, at &waled's,
aminghollottreet
DOODDI MOW, Borrowhy. North Riding of Yorkshire, corn miller
Ist Ma. of 2a. W., July 29, asl any aubsequent Thursday, at Free-
wan's, Lesdr.
Iguana Rosaws, Watllng•street, City. wholarale stationtr —3rd dlr.
of in 11d.. July 29, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Inansfeld'a,
Baoingkaltatrvet.
Swarm insatroao. 81•9900. Bertairffabla=mtither-3nl dia. of
as. gd., July 29, sad throe 221221121111 at intanaeld's,
Wool.
Jo:srairtvera. Eaothowww thaipar—tot dlr. of Is. DM. on new
tr. July sad sallarquat Saturday, at Gross'.,Abchurch-
Crusronsia Waux Wok saillor—lot CT. of Sc. on new proofs,
July 29, und ray saboaaaaat Timallay, at Freeman's, Lauda.
DIVIDZ/408.-44. R. IL Cais Dewmpart, Devonshire,
wialler—Aug. 16. J. UM. 0. Market ilarbstroggh,Let.
gagnerdan, Car,Barton Lattigner, !sham,
9WI awafacturees— Aug. 26. 0.
W. OsidliWarAyniouth. —An. 16. W. loads, Plymouth,
firer.
CMCIWICATE to as podatl. mho Om, Is dam to the aaatrary
an of
Aug. 16. F. %MON MI dr Mg
2p6W2p2m5241.881,11/11WWW. kvastater.
PAIMIIIIIIIIIIII DMIMOLVID.
J. lawns oad C. TarrPea Bkilly4lmmet, PIM" isiminbli.
IL Brooke ad J. Drools. Ilmslllll.4lsoneses.

R. Brown nad S. Hain, Laadon.mall, City, drynitera.
A. Burton and IL J. 113.1te, Arbford,
J. Guile and W. IL Turnnr, LieronTruiwir.ogn oTe,
J. P. Out* J. Keeley, and E. Willtaina, Keet-atrect and nttand,
tailors.
aryl W. 144, Liverpaal, enalerA
C. J. Haney, nherw, at, N. nhern.aal, .1. Harvey, and T. It
ann,41,111 sa the
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Ila.l and
(Luton r Mining Gaup, ny,
Trg.e. cr7.
J. Umiak, T. W. Jamea,:aul T. U. Kionln. It.roansham, ratkatn,
Itammumptere.
T. Jones and W. Hamelin, Tipton, Titafrorch•hire, greme Liana!,
livieph Lawrence and Intm Lawrence, &datum:non eaT.ln.t .y,„.
J. Lawton, J. Rhodes, and J. ltdrimnal, Ladclablen,
wute dr.n•ra, • o far as rtgardr.T. Lawton.
A. 11. Luck and J. Y. Luck. Wnaing.nueet, Ci.y, hat end e..T u,ap,
(waren..
Uwe Neaten and C. Maakell, Th'eniner, Hereford... Tire,
matterinchin and 11. Lliandkr, ALIA) Ittniad-grern, ct 4
...

Pm. anti I•. Pelee, 11Intranet am. ninnonre.
I. Practer, E. A. Iftwiny, and J. Tay kw, I.lyeral.nl, wine nte.<ll
r•. NI. Y rt r. rd . J • hunter.
F. haw...note anti 0. Parettna, Ipswich, outtalk, manufacturt ..t;
&WI atone.
T. V. Hoyle and EC. Ifuntand. ter. attonw pt.
A. Taylor anti J. Wittnn, Itatifax, V.ak-l.in•, tad nwrehaate.
J. Whitwarlii and P. H. flatland, at t►e London Istr ett 'r
Cox !any .

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July 30 and 2u At the r • 11061,
Ilnlsllo Yuan: aorK Limn, V.dln' n. 14 dl..n Jut; 29
19. •1 Atersilooll'A Itn,mr, Edintrtrith.
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