The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COlTON—s.Y.lomieoot, Arm s.—The market closed
firmly, without Onnfie in
prices. The sales were estimated
at 8,000 hales ; comprise 7.000 Americans (1,000 for
export and 1,00 no .m 'ebalms), 300 Penmen. and Maran-
hao at 614, 74d.;
.200 Egyptian, at to led.; 200
Sort, at 31d. to 4fd.
Memel/
above last Tuesday's
APRS!. 6.—Zbere has been a strong dis-
position manifested to dee busfm:ws in yarns, and 40's and
50's mule twist may be crested Id-
quotations in most cases, where sales Mir) been made for
India. The advance for qualities suits% to this market,
however, has had a tendency to check busia.'ss. For 16's
to 32's water twist, suitable to ship for Chin 3 es.'d Bombay,
there has been a good demand at burdening sates. Ex-
porters generally have manifested a desire to do business,
and there is a fair business in cops for home consuinp•
tion. Fine mules for Yorkshire and Nottingham still con-
tinue scarce, and there are no stocks of anything on the
market. In cloth there is less business than in yarns from
a want cf confidence in the permanence of prices. Buyers
arc willing to go on at last Tuesday's prices, but decline
to operate at the advance of lid. per piece, now eery ge-
nerally demanded.

WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Lseps, Aram s.—We have no
ehouge to report in the state of the woollen cloth market.
There has been about the usual amount of cloth sold in the
halls

WOOLS.—Htpriansvicut, April s.—We bays a fair
demand fur middle and liner sorts of Colonial and German
Wools, but the present prices ruling in all descrip-
tions of low Wools, bas caused some little falling oil in this
branch.

MANUFACTURES.—IIUDDERSFIELD, April s.—The
demand for manufactured goods has not been quite so brisk
in the Cloth•hall today aa during the past month, though,
on the whole, we have a steady healthy business going on
generally, and all the mills in the surrounding villages are
fully employed.

CORN.-111:LL, April s.—The arrivals this week have
been limited; the Barley is Danish and Sul, the latter
goes to warehouse, and the former is on the market at
305. per 5111 n. Our entire supply of Beaus it Egyptian,
offering at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr., at which an im-
proved demand may be expected. The Linseed arrival is
again chiefly to crushers, but the general market is de-
pressed, and prices are fully le. lower, and must decline
further, unless there be sonic recovery from the extreme
depression in its products—Oil and Cakes. We had for
this day's market a very small supply of Wheat from
our farmers, and hardly any fresh foreign ; nothing but
Cotchels by steamer (costing as much on the other side as
they are worth here). The market was very firm, and all
qualities fetched fully last week's rates. In foreign we make
no alteration, simply because no business was done. In
Barley very little business passing, as is the case also in
Oats. Beans are not pressing on the market, and we do
not reduce our quotations. For Peas we have no inquiry,
and there is no stock. A moderate demand for Linseed
Cakes at our reduced quotations. Of Itape Cakes the mar-
ket is almost cleared, and good green quality is much in-
quired after. Imports from March 26 to April 1 : Wheat,
255 qrs.; Barley, 1,079 ; Oats, 446 ; Beans, 3,645 ; Tares,
111 ; Linseed, 9,800; Oil Cakes, 44 tons.
LENDS, April s.—We are fairly supplied with wheat;
tho favourable change in the weather causes millers
to buy with great caution, and business is very limited.
The sales made are at last week's rates. Burley steady in
price. Beans, oats, and other articles without alteration.
Arrivals this week : Wheat, 6,016 qrs.; Oats, 108 ; Bar-
ley, 482; Beans, 600; Malt. 67.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL s.—The imports of wheat thig,week
have been moderate, but of flour we have had liberal sup-
plies from the United States, France, and Spain; and of
Indian corn, also from the United States. The week's ex-
ports embrace 4,758 brie. and 452 sacks of flour ; 5,300 qrs.
of Indian corn, 1,206 qn. wheat, 1,450 qrs. oats, and 842
loads of oatmeal. The weather has become fine and warm,
and the farmers will now be badly engaged with field
labour. The trade during the week has been inactive, with
a tendency to lower prices. There was a good attendance
of country millers and dealers at our Corn Exchange this
morning, who purchased to a fair extent of American white
wheat, by holders submitting to a reduction of 2d. to 3d.
per bushel from last Tuesday's price ; red wheats nearly
maintained late value. Flour declined 9d. to Is. per bar-
rel and sack, and did not move freely. White Indian corn
was rather easier to buy, but yellow, being scarce, fully
maintained the prices of last week. Oatmeal fully as dear,
and in fair demand. Other articles of the trade moved
slowly, at late rates. Arrivals into Liverpool and Run-
corn, from the 21th March to the 4th April inclusive I
Wheat, 5,924 qrs. ; Barley. 485 qrs.; Malt, 1,524 qrs. ;
Oats, 1,288 qn. ; Beans, 1,088 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 14,057
qes.; Oatmeal, 4,483 sacks; Flour, 15,463 sacks and 37.077
Darrel'. Exports to Ireland :—W heat, 1,082 qrs. ; Oats,
14; Indian Corn, 5,656 qrs. ; Indian Corn Meal, 122 brls ;
Flour, 343 sacks and 1,332 barrels.
LYNN, April 5.—A moderate supply of Wheat to-day,
and a very few samples of Barley and beans. Prices for all
article* about the same as last week.
Nawcaser.s, April s.—At our market this morning we
had a better supply of Wheat than might have been ex-
pected from the growers ; but, having little offering from
the coast, fresh-thrashed parcels sold quickly at fully last
Saturday's rates; but in South Country qualities little busi-
ness occurred, owing to there being • want of suitable
quality. Choice old foreign, in their absence, there-
fore sold pretty freely, 48s. being made for three-
years.old Geifswolde, and .50a. for two-years-old Wol-
gast, weighed 63the. per bushel. Flour moved off slowly,
but in its value we have little variation to note. Our dealers
still continue to act upon the reserve, and seem determined
to be through their old stocks before making further ia-
vestments. Eye in limited request. Fine malting Barley
fully supports its price, with a fair inquiry, but other sorts
are didllonit to move. Malt, unless fine, comparatively ne-
glected. Peas, of all kinds, in len demand, and the same
remarks will apply to Beaus. Oats were in improved
request, and the turn higher.

From Ai LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, April 5.

BANKRUPTS.

WILLIAM Witiour, Maldon, Essex, linen draper, to sur-
render April 14 and May 12, at 12, at Basinghall-street.
801., Overbuy, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; off. wig.,
Johnson, Basinghall-street.
WILLIAM CROWLRY, Newport Pagnell, Buckingham-
shire, wheelwright, April 9 and May 20, at 1, at Basing-
ball-street. Bob., Sargent and Justice, Essex-court,
Temple, and Jagger, Birmingham ; off. wig., Whitmore,
Buinghall-street.
Clisar.us GRANT WILSON, Fostcr-;ane, City, woollen-
warehouseman, April 16 and May 28, at 12, at Basing-
hall-street. Sots., Read and Co., Friday-street, Cheap-
side; off. wig., Nicholson, Buinghall-street.
EDWARD HUNT, King William-street, and Nicholas-lane,
Lombard-street, City, and Waltham-cross, Hertfordshire,
and Cheshunt-terrace, and Grange-road, Bermondsey,
auctioneer, April 19 at 2i, and May 10 at 1, at Basing-
hall-street. Soli., Miller and Horn, King William-street,
City; off. wig., Groom, Abchurcb-lane.
Jortx la.wittrax, Bristol, haberdasher, April 20, at 12,
and May 18, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sall., Motteram and
Knight, Birmingham, and Prideaus, Bristol; off. mkt.,
Miller, Bristol.