The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lnia,OOI., MARCH 29.—The market closed
with much animation, and, compared with the rates of
Thursday, Americans were 1-16 d. to kd. per lb. dearer;
other sone were unchanged. The sales were estimated at
10,000 bales, and comprised 8,500 American (2,600 taken
bidspeculators) ; 450 Pernam and Manahan), at 61d. to
7 d.; 260 Egyptian, at 6d. to 811; 500 Surat, at 31d. to
4 .; 80 Sea Islands, at 20d. to 2s.

MANCHISTIR, MARCH 29.—W0 have had more activity
and spirit in the market than for some weeks put. The
buyers of warps and medium to fine mule twist were ope-
rating to a fair extent for home consumption, and the India
houses were also displaying considerable activity in testing
prices, though not large buyers. There was an inquiry also
for the German and other foreign markets, which gave a
firma- tone to prices, which may be reported u a shade
firmer, though not to the extent of id. per lb. Altogether
the trade in yarns, home and foreign, has been very satis-
factory both as to extent and prices. There has been
rather MOM inquiry also for cloths, but not generally lead-
ing to business, though some fair sales are spoken of at
rather hardening rates.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Linns, Mallon 28.—There has
been a brisk and lively market to-day. The trade generally
in balk cloths is buoyant and good. Prices are firm, with
a strong upward tendency. Stocks continue exceedingly
low.

WOOLti....RIDDZSIFIELD. March 29.—1 n Wools we
are not very brisk to-day. Manufacturers, having for the
last few weeks been buying pretty freely, are now out of the
market.

MANUFACTURES.—iIVDDIMISTIM.D, March 29.
Our market continues as brisk se usual, the demand still
keeping fully up to the supply in all our various shades and
patterns of fancy goods, except the lowest and coarsest sorts,
which, as the spring advances, are becoming not so mar-
ketable.

CORN —HULL, March 29.—T0-day we had a fair supply
of Wheat from the farmers, and best runs of red fetched
fully the current rates of last week ; and, indeed, in some
instances, Is. more money was paid, 48e. being the price
generally paid by millers. Not much doing in foreign
Wheats; merely in retail to local millers. A very limited
business in Barley, but heavy malting qualities maintain
their value. Other kinds of spring corn without alteration.
Without further arrivals of Linseed the market is only
flat ; a good consumptive demand for Linseed Cakes, at the
decline. Rapeseed rather easier, but a little more inquiry
for Cakes. Imports from March 19 to 25: Wheat, 352
qrs.; Barley, 591; Betas, 88 ; Peas, 90; Tares, 21 ;
Rapeseed, 719; Bones, 99 tons.

LIED% MARCH 29.—The arrival' of all articles are
limited. Wheat meets with a moderately steady sale,
and all qualities are fully as well sold as on Thursday.
Heavy barley quite as dear, other sorts slow sale. Beans
and oats, as well as other articles, do not vary. Arrivals
this week: Wheat, 2,496 qrs.; Oats, 35; Barley, 342;
Beans, 868; Rapsesed, 379.
LTVERPOOL, MARCH 29. The arrivals from Ire-
land and leastwise during the past week have been
light upon the whole. From foreign poets we have received
6,033 qrs. wheat, 6,484 qrs. Indian corn, 8,242 seeks and
17 211 barrels flour. The exports In the same time com-
O4le 2,322 qrs. wheat, 477 qrs. oats, 2,741 qrs. Indian corn,
sacks and 8,834 barrels flour. Owing to the interven-
tion of the Easter holidays, there has been little doing in
the trade; however, in the few transactions which have
taken place rather more firmness has been evinced by
holders, and prices generally are fully supported. The
weather has become mild and seasonable. At this day's
market there was a moderate attendance of the trade, who
purchased to a fair extent of wheat, at about the prices of
this day week. Flour, both American and French, was
neglected, and easier to buy. Oats and oatmeal were in
rather better request, and the turn dearer. Barley and peas
were scarcely inquired for, and beans were 6d. per quarter
lower. Indian corn afloat was in better request, and rather
dearer, but parcels on the spot were without material alte-
ration in value. Arrivals into Liverpool from the 22nd to
the 28th March inclusive :—Wheat, 6,033 qrs.; Barley, 312;
Malt, 1,542 ; Oats, 668 ; Beans, 45 ; Indian Corn, 6,484 ;
Oatmeal, 6,679 sacks; Flour, 8,256 sacks, 17,291 barrels.
Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 1,663 gn.; Indian Corn,
2,514; Indian Corn Meal, 233 barrel'; Flour, 308 sacks and
1,858 barrels.

LYNN, March 29.-We have had a small market to-day,
and last week's rates freely given. Wheat, old, 621bs. to
831ba., 475. to 495. per qr. to the grawen; best, new, 581bs.
to 691b5., 414. to 435.; ditto, runs, 651bs. to 581b5., 355.
to 395. Barley, selected, fine, 31.. to 325.; ditto, best
runs 28s. to 30s. ; inferior, 265. to 275. Beans, 325.
to 345.
NEWCASTLE, March 29.-The snow has disappeared, and
the weather seems to have assumad a more settled appear-
ance, which will enable our farmers to proceed with plough-
ing and other agricultural operations which are much in
arrear. At our market this morning we had a moderate
show of Wheat from the growers, and having nothing fresh
in from the coast, fresh thrashed samples were taken off
readily at full prices, but there being such a want of suita-
ble quality factors did but little. Flour was held with
more firmness, still, however, no great quantity changed
heads, the dealers showing a disposition to get through their
old stocks previous to replenishing them. In Rye little
stirring. Choice malting Barley fully as dear, with a steady
inquiry, whereas other sorts are difficult of disposal, and
the turn easier. In Malt, Beans, and Peas we have little
variation to note ; but Oats with an improved inquiry, are
in better demand, and a shade higher.
CATTLE. - SALISBURY, March 29.-Our market this
morning was shortly supplied with Beasts, but the quality
generally were very good. The attendance of buyers was
also thin, who bought merely for immediate consumption,
the rate of prices being so enormously high a the trade con- '
sequently was slack, except for animals of the best quality,
which were cleared at about the figure of this day sea-
night, and, although the supply was so limited, the rougher
sorts remained on hand until late in the day, when, to effect
a clearance, reduced rates were accepted. The supply of I
Sheep was unusually small, numbering about 20 small coups.
The demand was, however, equally small, the prices asked
by the dealers being so exorbitantly high, and all wants
were fully supplied, and prices were without variation from I
our last. There was not a single Lamb on offer, but from
the fearful high prices, on the ground of scarcity, there wan,
we hear, no inquiry. In the Pig market there was a good
supply of most descriptions of Pigs, and a good attendance '
of buyers ; the trade was consequently brisk, and the late
advances were fully sustained. We had an extensive
supply of Calves, which met with an active inquiry,
but notwithstanding the increased number on offer
the figure of last market was well supported. Carcass
Veal also sold at late rates, viz., 3s. 82. to Is. ltd. per Slbs
Cows with calves were also well supplied, and several found
purchasers, selling at as high rates as heretofore. Best Ox
licet, 10s. per score ; second-rate, 9s. 6d.; cow and heifer,
75. to 85. Down Mutton, 71d. per lh. ; second-rate, 61d. to
7d. Veal, 6d. to 6}(l. Pork, fresh and salt, 61d. to 714. per
lb., and 9s. 6d. per score. Bacon, green, per lb., 701. to
Bd. ; dry. 80. to 9d. • ditto, per score, 9s. to 10s. Store
1
1 Pigl2ls 1 , les. to 30s. each. Kilda Cows, with calves, 10/. to
. 01.

Prow UN LONDON UAZETTN.—Tuesday, Dora 29.

BANKRUPTS.

THOMAS DALLASTON ernsax. Ipswich, plumber, to sur-
render April 13 at 2, and May 10 at 12, at Basinghull-
street. Sala., Morris and Co., Moorgate-street-chambers;
off. assist., Edwards. Sambrook-court.
JoaN TURNER. lickfield, SWAMI, grocer, April 8 at 2, and
May 10 at 12, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Parker, St.
Paul's-churchyard; off. sang., Graham, Coleman-street.
WILLIAM LATHAM, Shelton, Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford-
shire, boot and shoemaker, April 13 sod May 4, at 12, at
Birmingham Court. Sou., Lees, Burstein, and Hodgson.
Birmingham ; off. assig., Christie, Birmingham.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

G. Garrard, Great Percy-street, Pentonville, journey-
man brazier—F. W. Leftwich, Albany-street, Regent's-
park, carman—J. Smith, Stephen-street, Lie/on-grove,
Marylebone, lodging-house keeper, and Devonshire-place,
Devonshire-street, Lissen-grove, builder—A. Lee, Sale-
street, Paddington, and Devonshire-place, Devonshire-
street, Livan-grove, Marylebone, builder—J. H. C. Har-
tung, Warwick-street, Regent-street, watch maker—J. T.
Orrell, Mill-street, Lockheed, Surrey, tin plate worker—
s. Tibbits, Queen's Head-lane, Islington, fancy cabinet
maker—W. H. Ott, Eut-street, Old Kent-road, oil and
colourmen—J. Cubon, Bartholomew-place, Hertford-road,
Kiogshnd, farmer—B. T. Goslin, Bleckfriars-road, brewers'
collector—J. Horley, James-place, NVeatbourne-terrace,
Paddington—C. J. Parlour, Chancery-lane, lithographer—
F. Harland, Wellington-street, Shacklewell, plumber—
W. Frost, Palace House, Stafford-row, Pimlico, foreman to
a tailor—S. S. Lowden, Union-place, Clapham-rise, Clap-
ham, Surre baker—C. Sharpe, Stafford-place, Wyndham-
road, Camberwell, jobbing bricklayer—W. J. B. li.lls,
York-street, Kingsland-road—A. Knight, Scarborough-
street, Goodman's-fields—D. Yardley, Wanstead, Essex,
tailor—G. Salmon, Palace-street, Westminster, cab driver
—C. E. Fox, Gerrard-street, Soho—J. Ford, Dulwich Col-
lege, pensioner—F. Fatten, Alfred-place, Bedford-square,
captain is Her Majesty's Navy—G. Paine, Penton-street,
Walworth-road, coach builder—C. Clark, Victoria-place,
New-road, Camberwell, town traveller to a wholesale sta.

tioner—Catherine Holebrook, Hatton-garden, schoolmts-
tress—W. Cutreu, Winchester-place, Southwark-bridge
road, Southwark, builder—S. Sidwell, Fetter-lane, City,
bookseller—E. D. Blackburne, Wood-street, Tabernacle-
walk, Finsbury, dairyman—W. Avis, High-street, St.
Giles-in-the-Fields, furnishing undertaker—T. Miles, Hill-
street, Walworth, teacher of music—B. Simpson, New-
street, Battersea Fields, commission horse dealer—T. Dun-
nett, Princes-street, Rotherhithe, master mariner.

DIVIDENDS.—May 6. W. Mayfield, Spalding, Lincoln-
shire, grocer—April 21. G. H. Tyerman, Plymouth, Devon.
shire, hosier—April 21. J. Petri, Plymouth and Deven-
port, Devonshire, confectioner—April 21. E. Tipping,
Liverpool, soap boiler—April 21. T. N. Brickwood, Liver-
pool, merchant—April 21. C. F. Carrie and M. Teloe,
Liverpool, merchants—April 20. J. Heron, Altrincham,
Cheshire, bailder—April 21. J. Greener, jun., Wigan,
Lancashire, ironmonger.

CERTIFICATES to be granted, unlen cause be shown to
the contrary, on the day of meeting.
April 21. W. Toms, jun., Honieknowle, Devonabire,
victualler—April 21. G. H. Tyerman, Plymouth, Devon-
shire, hosier.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Higginbotom, J. Whitworth, and 0. Nabb, Bury,
Lancashire, woollen printers, so far as regards G. Nabb—
S. Wilkinson and L. E. Austin, Southampton-street, Cam-
berwell, hosiers—ll. G. Richardson and J. Hackwod, Bir-
mingham, stainers of glass—W. Langton and E. Revill,
Birmingham, metal spinners—W. Trevethick, W. Thomas,
and S. Wilkinson, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, and King-
ston-upon-Hull, wood merchants—T. Pierce and R. Smith,
Nantwich, Cheshire, painters—W. H. Matthews, and W.
0. Horncastle, auctioneers—W. Emberton and T. Ember-
ton, Burslem, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturers—
R. Stannard, J. Stannard, and W. Stannard, Winton, Nay-
land, and Bures Saint Mary, Suffolk —J. Baker and
G. E. Webstet, Milbrook, Southampton, surgeons—J.
Grams and J. Taylor, Crompton and Royton, Lancashire,
cotton spinners—J. Stanfield and W. Hepworth, Wake-
field, Yorkshire, lettermen' printers—S. Hughes and R.
Lewis, Tothill-street, Westminster, and Warwick-street,
linendrapers—C. Turton and J. Wilkinson, Bury,
Lancashire, leather dealers—W. Worthington, R. Benson,
H. Worthington, and G. Ashworth, Dreylsden and Man-
chester, Lancashire, cotton spinners—R. Collinson and M.
Richardson, Bridlington, Yorkshire, attornies—E. Holmes
and J. Holmes, Pagan-hill, near Stroud, Gloucestershire,,
engineers—J. Vail and W. Vail, Cambridge, whitesmitbs
—T. Bevington, S. Bevington, and S. Morris, King Wil-
liam-street, City, and Blue Anchor-road, Bermondsey,
leather factors—L. Nathan and J. Nathan, Upper Queen's
buildings, Brompton, butchers—J. Gott and A. Farquhar-
son, Kendal, Westmoreland,i coach builders—P. S. Pem-
berton and B. &limiter, Manchester, linendrapers—Helen
Carpenter S. A. Carpenter, and IL Yeomans, Birming-
ham, and Birches-green, near Birmingham, web manufac-
turers, so far aa regards Helen Carpenter—J. Needle and
J. Nicholson, Beer-lane, Tower-street, City, wine coopers—
T. Pembridge and W.Hunt, Tottenham-court-road, grocers
—J. Cottee and G. Cottee, Witham, Essex, cabinet-makers
—H. Ogden and T. Whitehead, Middleton, Lancashire,
ironfounders—C. H. Richards and C. W. Wisbey, Bristol,
printers—J. Robinson and W. Robinson, Barnsley, York-
shire, twine raanufacturen--W. Robertson and R. Robert-
son, Glasgow, general warehousemen.
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