The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON —Lrrezroot., Ocr. 6.—The rim teday mg
estimated at 6,000 to 6,000 halm of which 600 are taken
for 'spoil, and 1,000 on speculation. They include 40
Bahia, at qd.; 100 Egyptian, at ski to 61d.; 600
Surat, at did. to 4td. ; and 30 Bea Islands, at 21d. to 24d.
The market closes tensely yet steadily, and compared with
Friday's rates, prices of all kiade ate tighter. The letters
per Europa confirm the printed emanate; lees damage had
been done to the cotton crops than was expected. The
estimate of the forthcoming crop was three million bales.
Priors were rather lower, being Ya nab for middling.
Freights wen somewhat higher.
liisxmannsni, Ocr. 6.—Tbe demand for goods and
yarns, whisk was very active at lie does of last week, was
still gam animated yesterday, sad Anaheim. have limn
rather gemeseny edueseddess lest Tisseley. This mora-
-1 ingi bewwww, as the cease wasonsts are ewe favourable
1 ear • lugs am ear snare esmoubet essisr (amorally,
bet the edema is erg uses mietalned.
For ledla tiers le s wad dui ef beim la yens. The
bushier la thus pith yesterday was szttasive, and prime
have advairaed es Ha sip% aunts emit id. per lb. There
has ter Ilse asinvlty thh Naming, sine bulk letters came
to hard, het prises there, sin ousythise she, era well
maintained. Madspelhime mad low jeaatrteb tar India are in
increased demand at slightly rates. For low
qualities of 40 and 46 inch shirtiest there is also • better
inquiry and better prices, but Umbellate qualities are not so
much sought for. Printers are edll active at hardening
rags.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Leaps, OCT. s.—Wo him Nikki
had a better market ; a fair amnia Tmeday's beetneas has
been done. Mixture clothe, both single sad doable milled,
continue in good desmad.

WOOL—HUDDIRSTIBLD, Oct. 6.—ls Wools we haus
I just a tolaralgo business doiog ; stocks gradually diminish-
II fog' and prim rasaalolog firm.

MAIRIPACTURES.—HUDDI/1111ILD, Oct. s.—There
appease Wbe a falling of in oar market to-day in the
demand, particularly for the finer aorta of geode. A few
blonde, pep, and mixture doeskins, have buyers,
but the prince are barely remunerative.

CORN.-Hu Li, Oct. 6.-Arrivals of all Whim are es-
ceeditglp misdates ; and, although eseteetywhids so doubt
keep bait rase sidipments, we believe the sarregam amount
of grain duriesd Or this port is aessMogly mull. We
have is sand a Ins trade devise Ns pest wash, and some
admoss paid epos tea dlessaAlse grain. To-da ere
had a small sup* st laws/ Irlsoat,6/ y
sad all fresh qua-
es vast reedy sob, at as airless at a full ls. per qr.
nets wes ohs as improved domed Iss hnign ; but Ms
alma satire abeems of bode aura hastens ; gra-
d . panAU d..
1, .1 els, behig at* ei ielitywere
ndno,
glosseor• I.s. dower a
very seam Old Our are ls. dearer, and new
this AO prises dime week. Pam surt our
sad O. ere rather bettor sale. ThepL'wed
ias's asst, but Cakes are 2a dd. per toe dearer, sa are
ass Rape Oakes, which cooties" sumac. Protest prices :
Whom, Fag** Us. to 111".; whits, 435. to ids. ;
Demob sot 41s. to Ns. ; Ponieftnian aad
Rssaborg, 88a. to ; g
m, and Friesland,
alls. a ; Ruda* and Odom, 34e. to 38e. Oats,
Ml7s. to 19s. ,• Denials, leo. to llis.; Fries-
ai. to 205.; Russian, les. to 18s. Barley,
28s. to 31s. • grioding, Us. to 265. Beans,
On to 375. • foreign to Ks Pea., white, petty,
odd bitiot ht. b ils. ; Roy asd black, as. to 301.
Lamed, Black Bea, tes. to Me. ; Petsvotturi, 425. to 465. ;
Riga and Archangel, 364 to 42e.; Realgsberg and Memel, '
365. to 405.; Linseed Cakes, Hull, BJ.; flue foreign,
71. 16s. ; inferior foreign, 61. 16e. • Rapeseed, 241. as.
Rape Cakes, loos. 05. Tara, English, ; torsi's, Ms. to
80& ammo, 41. to 9& as. D0055,01e.44. Brass!, 71. Do-

porta from Sept. 25 to Oet. 1 :—Wheat, 896qn ; Barley,
' 403 ; Owe 71; Paean 01 ; Peas,299 ; Linseed, 10,824;
Rapeseed, 230; Oil Cam, 22 tons.
Lerma, OeT. 6.—We an moderately supplied with all
kinds of grant for this day'a market ; the finest new and
' fresh old wheats are held for a slight advance, but damp
and inferior descriptions of new are quite uus ileabl,. Fine
new barley rather settee, and such sells at Friday's rates.
Beans, oats, and other articles without alteration.

Ltenstoo•, Ocr. 5. Excepting fair quantities of
eats end oatmeal from Ireland the imports from other'.
quarts= of grain and flour aro light this week. The
week's exports embrace 9,964 barrels and 1,173 socks flour,
2,814 quarters of wheat, and 1,970 quarters of Indian corn.
Priem during the week have ruled tolerably steady, and
there has been the usual regular demand for consumption.
At this morning's msrket we had a fair attendance of buyers,
and a fair business, with the tendency of prices slightly in
favour of the sellers. Wheat, in some instances, iniproved
Id. per bushel, and prime flour, from scarcity, 6d. per
barrel. There was no alteration in the quotations of any
other article of the corn trade. Arrivals this week : Wheat,
6,867 qrs. ; Oats, 21.5; Barley, 463; Beans, 460 ; Rapeseed,
1,016; Linseed, 618.
Limn, Oct. s.—We are receiving fair supplies of new
Wheat, hut at present not much Barley; the verb ty of
quality and condition is great, mined by premature ripe-
ness, mildew, unfavourable harvest weather, and ton great
haste with some fanners in carting. A very considerable
proportion of the Wheat is of inferior quality, some much
sprouted, and so limp as to require the kiln, weighing
from 55Ibs. to 581b5., and but little over 59Ibs. to 601bs.
per bushel. From these circumstances the yield per acre is
much below the appearance in the beginning of July, and
upon the whole I consider it not an average crop. Rye is
a fair produce as to quantity, but is much sprouted. Bar-
ley is a large crop, and had the weather been more genial,
we should have had it of line quality. Tint part first cut
(Aland one third), being so repeatedly soaked by the rain, is
the most stained and sprouted, but we have a proportion
(perhaps about half the crop) in good condition, and of very
useful malting quality, so that with care in selecting, I
trust my shipments Will give satisfaction. Oats are afro a
good crop in quantity, but, like Barley, stained and injured
by the weather. Beans were well podded, and the yield
euxrctedploalseruaehtlyt flosto:lu:stutehleyytuaturen maltysown, end a securedfair yield,n fairut
much meggot-eaten and sprouted, and stacked in a tender
state. Our farmers arc still bolding a little old Wheat,
which comes most seasonably fir our millers to mix with the
new. At our market to-day Wheat was dull sale, and Bar-
ley Is. per qr. dearer.

NZWCABTLE, Oct. s.—At our market this morning we had
a liberal show of Wheat from the growers, all of which,
notwithstanding its impaired condition, sold freely at full
prices, dry samples being the turn dearer. For fine old and
but south country new there was a good enquiry, and
shipments of the latter may be encouraged. Superior old
Restock was worth 455., 631b5.; but some holders declined
to sell under 465. For Norfolk Flour there was rather more
demand; households readily making 295. tv 295. 6d. in
quantity, and 30s. in retail. Rye is seldom asked for.
Malting Barley in steady request, and fully as dear; whilst
grinding qualities are becoming scarce, and daily improv-
ing in value. Boiling Peas and &ans unaltered. Oats still
tending upwards, with an increasing inquiry.

CATTLE.—BRAINTMEI (Essex) FAIR, Oct. 4 and 5.
We had a fair supply of store Beasts on the first day, with •
out any alteration in prices worth noticing, and the trade
was not brisk. Barren Cows were more plentiful than
usual; those of the best description making 2s. 6d. per
stone easily, and all sold. Mach and down-calving Cows
and Ileifers ruled steadily both as to prices and demand,
last week's rates being fully sustained. Sheep of all sorts
in good demand, prices in general having an upward
tendency. The Pig trade was good for both stores and
porkers, the latter making 4a. per stone of Blbs. easily.
Suckling Calves, 21s. to M. each. And,:notwithslanding
the rain kept many buyers away, a large amount of business
was transacted. The supply yesterday of every description
of stock was very short, and soon disposed of at high and
satisfactory prices for the sellers. The Horse trade was of
little interest, but a trilling business was done; Welsh
ponies much sought after, and sold well both days.

Avis M. LONDON GAZETTE.—Tesiday, Oct.&

BANKRUPTS.

JOHN ADOUST and firIII.IAMiUVEIII', Norwich, builders
to surrender Oct. 16 at 12, and Nov. 12 at 2, at
Batinghallstreet. Sole., Sole and Co., Aldermanbury,
and Messrs. Miller, Norwich ; off. swig., Canaan, Alder-
manbury.
bonen MORRWOOD, Fludyer.street, Westminster, mer-
chant, Oet. 14 at I, and Nov. 18 at 11, at Basinghall-
street. Sol., Courtenay, Lincoln's inn-lields ; off. meg.,
Bell, Coleman-streetbuildiort
Janes Msatow, Walsall, Staffordshire, iron founder, Oct.
19 and Nov. 9, at 11h at Birmingham Court. Sots.,
Messrs. Wright. Birmingham; off. assig., Christie, Bir-
mingham.
Jima GUEST, Burdens, Staffordshire, victualler, Oct. 16
and Nov. 8, at 10i, at Birmingham Court. Sole, Met-
ter= and Co., Birmingham; off. 'rig., Bittleston, Bir-
mingham.
Jona BRINDLE! Boox, Berslem, Staffordshire, woollen
draper, Oct. 19 and Nov. 9, at at Birmingham Cnurt.
Solo., Lee, Bunlem, and blotter= and Co., Birmingham;
off. mix., Christie, Birmingham.
GROH°. ROWILL, ilia., Carlisle, painter, Oct. 19 at 11, and
Nov. 16 at 12, at Neweastle-upon-Tyne Court. Sots.,
GriSth and Crighton, Neweastle-upon-Tyne ; off. swig.,
Wakley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
DRCLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.
01101011 CHADWICK, Leeds, Yorkshire, grocer—lst die. of
4sLeeds. ~ any Monday or Tuesday after Oct. 16, at Hope's,
THOMAS BATES, SCHOPIELD SHKARD, and JOHN SHIARD,
Halifax, Yorkshire, etigineers--Ist div. of 10s., any Mon-
day or Tuesday after Oct. 16, at Hope's, Leeds.
Jose °tannin, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, grocer—
lat div. of 3e, any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham.
DIVIDENDS.—Ott. 30. R. Till, Worcester, grocer—
Oct. 28. F. W. Macandrew, Mill Wall, Poplar, brewer—
Oct. 28. J. T. Coulthred, jun., and W. Dyer, Lombard-
street, Union-street, Borough, white lead makers—Oct. 27.
J. Tompkinsoo, Liverpool, and Runcorn, Cheshire, stone
mason—Oct. 26. J. Kyrke, Olasooed, Denbighshire, lime
burner—Oct. 27. 8. W. Anthony, Heenan, Liverpool, ship
owner—Oot. 27. J. Deane, Liverpool, chemist—Oct. 26.
W. Todd and J. Todd, Liverpool, provision merchants—
Oct. 28. D H. Thomas, Tyatwr, Carnarronahire, draper.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to
the contrary, out the day of meeting.
Oct. 27. W. Hodge, Great Marlborough-street, West- ,
Wester, wholesale manufacturing stationer—Oct. 27. W. '
S. Hearsay, Upper Thames-street, City, druggist—Oct. 27.
W. 0. Cameron, Mintern-street, Holton, pickle merchant
—Oat. 27. C. Johnson, Northumberland-place, Commercial-
road Haat, ironmonger—Oct. 29. J. Keddell, Gravesend,
brewer—Oct. 27, J. Bentley, Smithfield-ban, City, cheese-
monger—Oct. 26. P. Hayes, Widnes, Lancashire, oil ma-
nufacturer.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. C. Willmer and C. Reynolds, Bradwell Quarry, Buck-
' inghamsbire, brick manufacturers.
J. Mills and 'f. Mills, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, and at
Croat Knowl, Lancashire, coal miners.
J. Clegg, F. B. Whitaker, W. Whitaker, and R. Whitaker,
Shaw Mills, Lancashire, cotton spinners.
C. Bromley and R. Wearing, Liverpool, chemists.
H. McMinn, D. McAlpin, I. Stead, and N. S. McAlpin,
Cummersclale, Cumberland, calico printers, so far as re-
gards D. McAlpin.
E. Light and J. Beattie, Wapping, Middlesex, patent life
boat, buoy, belt and general marine buoyancy company.
J. Gresham, G. J. Gresham, and J. Shaw, Kingston-npon-
Hull, clothiers, so far as regards J. Shaw.
A. U. B. Meakin and W. Marsh, Lemon Tree-yard, Bed-
fordbury, tin manufacturers.
W. Mold and C. T. Symons, Kingsland-road, Shorcelitch,
house agents.
J. McLintock, W. Harrison, and J. Clough, Barnsley,
Yorkshire, stay manufacturers, se far as regards J.
Clough.
J. Clare and W. Clare, Wisbech, common brewers.
W. J. Ennever and J. Bteedman, Werrington-street, Oak-
ley-square, St. Pancras; Perey-street, Tottenham-court-
road ; and Richmond-street, Dean-street, Soho, pianoforte
manufscturers.
G. J. Crowther and W. Crowther, Woodhouse, and Gomer-
sal, Yorkshire, manufacturing chemists.
Mary Ann Reynolds and Elizabeth Burley, Leamington
Priors, Warwickshire. milliners.
A. Nicholson and S. Webster, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth
dressers.
J. Miller and W. Freestone, Nottingham, pawnbrokers.
W. P. Mottos and W. Moons, Cotton's-wharf, Southwark,
and Crispin-street, Spitalfields.
H. Snead and H. Drew, Penton-street, Pentonville, drapers.
Sir W. Foster, Bart., C. W.Unthank, R. E. Burrougbes, and
J. M. Rebberds, Norwich, attornies, so far as regards
C. W. Unthank.
P. Watson and J. Watson, Rotherham, Yorkshire,
plumbers.
W. White, J. Poulton!, and B. W. Conk', Shadwell, Mid-
dlesex, and Thames-street, City, millers, so far as regards
B. W. Carrie.
Ann Isabella Hume and Jane Hume, Sunderland, Durham,
milliners.
J. Ellis and R. Ellis, Leicester, mahatma.
W. Millwood and W. F. Coles, Creek Wharf, Hammer-
smith, and Warwick-road, Kensington Basin, lime met-
burners.
R. Johnston, so far as regards this Some of A. Johnston and
Co., Glasgow, Johnston and Co., Beliae, Ilocduras, and
Johnston, Harvey, and Co., Havana.
An. Galbraith, Archd. Galbraith, and R. Johnston, Glas-
gow, manufacturers.
3.11. Young, J. Flemington, and F. Frew, Glasgow, mus-
lin manufacturers, so far as regards J. Flemington.
SCOTCH SEQUkSTRATION.
Jas IS Murata and WILLIAM DICTUM., 01.11g0w, mer-
chants, Oct. 11 and Nov. 2, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow.

THE FATAL FIRE AT EOTHERIIITHIL—Yester-
day, Mr. W. Cuter resumed, at the Angel Tavern,
Rotherhithe Platform, the adjoutned inquest respecting
the deaths of Rosina Riches and Jane Elisabeth Brown,
who in the late extensive fire, which occurred on
fortnight in the premises of Mr. Hogg, optician,
innomaser, and ship chandler, in Rotherhithe-street.
Tera.,, after sustaining several witnesses, returned a
"That the two deceased were burnt to death in
the and that, in their opinion, the are originated from
an emident."
THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.—Dr. Henna, of Troy,
remarked In a airmen lately that if Franklin tamed the
lightniWaa4mng,
yto Pros efer*, Morse taught it the English language.
Ossetfir.