The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-24 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

WILLIAM WINTOSM, Glasgow, wine merchant, Oet. 3, at
the George Hotel, Glasgow.
JAMES DALLAS and SON, Wick, saddlers, Oct. 6, at Leith's
Caledonian Hotel, Wick.

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of
the B h possessions in America, com.tated from the re-
turns made in the week enthou tha 20th September, 1853,
lis 243. rid. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, _9s.
Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 2.55. Md. The
average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar,
jointly, is 241. 111 d. per cwt.

COTTON.—Livearoot, Sam 23.—Without any addi-
tional information bearing upon oar cotton market, we
have merely to report a continuance of the same dull and
quiet state of things which has existed for so long a time,
we have again to reduce our quotations on all descriptions
id. per lb. The common qualities of Surats and American
are the most depressed, and are very freely offered and dull
of sale at the decline. The committee of brokers place
Uplands at 611 d., Mobile at 61d., and OrleKns at cid. 1,960
American are reported to have been taken on sp.ilulation,
and 3,310 American and 1,020 Surat for export. The sales
for the week are 27,030 bales.

CORN.—Cnindearokh, Sim 23.—There was rather an
increased supply of wheat at market to-day, but owing to
the high pretensions of farmers, not a large business was
done; prices must be quoted 2•. to 34. per qr. higher than
this day week. Red, new, 634. to 68s. ; extra, 701. ; old
white, 661. to 741. ; extra, 765. Barley: the little offering
of malting quality fetches high rates, 40s. to 45e. Beane,
a few new samples offering, condition poor, price 355. to 345.
Mangan ticks, 40s. to 421. Peas scarce and dearer.
LINCOLN, SIFT. 23.—Our market was well !implied with
wheat to-day, and an advance of 31. to 4s. was effected over
last week's prices. Thee was also a good show of barley;
the trade firm and the price Is. higher. A few oats show-
iug of the new crop. There ere great eomnlaints of the yield
of wheats in this district. Wheat, red, 625. to 6.55.; white,
66e. to Os. ; old, 695. Barley, 365. to 41e.

LtveurooL, tiger. 23.—The _arrivals sine* Tuesday
last, fruia Ireland and coastwise, are trifling, and from
foreign ports thete has been reported 5,091 quarters wheat,
1,70.5 quarters Indian corn, and 14,826 barrels Haut ; be-
t.ides 1,428 quarters wheat and 1,300 barrels flour from
Canada. r ha exports comprise 1.7,i6 quarters wheat, 1,429
sacks and 5,122 barrels Slur. There has been a good deal
of excitement in our market during the week, and a large
business has been done in all the leading articles of the trade
at advancing prices. Wheat must be quoted Id. to 2.1. per
70lha. dearer, 6oe American white rea lily bringing 9.. 4d.
to 96.61., and red 8, lid to 9.. err 70lbs. Finer has met
with a ready sale, Wests rn Csnal at 32. bi 32.. 6.1 II ltimore
and Philadelphia 335. to 33.. 62., and sour 28.. 6d. to
291. 6d. per barrel. Oatmeal, with a free sale, ad-
vanced fully Is. per load. Oats. barlsy, and beans
were each rather dearer. Indian corn has been
mach inquired for both on the snot and to arrive, hut
holders generally dem.nding an advance of 2s per quarter,
but little business was done With the exception of a few
showers last night the weather has been fine. At this
morning's market tin re wa. a good attendance of town
and country dealer., and a large bu-iness was done in
wh. at and flour, both for consum.,tioa anu on speculation,
at an advance of 2.1. to 3d. per 70 Iles and 9J. to Is. per
barrel ; Spanish flour was held at 2.. to 3s. per sack over
late r .b e. Oatmeal was in active ri quest, at an improve-
roe .t of 2s. per load for both old and new. Oats and
bid!, y were each rather dearer. and bean- brought Is. per
quarter more money. Indian corn met with a very exten-
sive sale, at an advance of 2.. to 3.. per quarter ; fine yel-
-I.iw, in tt•lre, having been fold at 394. to 40.. per 480 lbs. ;
It a ing cargoes are *rarer, and held +or a similar improve
mcist. Oar to-day's quutatioos are, for American white
wheat, 9.. 6sl to 9.. 7d., and red, 91. to 9s. 2d. per 70 11M;
Western Canal Maur, 3s. ; Baltimore and Philadelphia,
335. 9d. to 34e. ; and sour, 295. 6d. to 30e. per barrel.

into Liverpool from the 20th to the 22nd of Sept
inclusive Whew, 6,915 gra ; Harley, 134; 0114, se
Brans, ; Indian Corn, 1,771 ; Oatmeal, 1,248 *inks!
Flour, 8 sadtP, 16,128 barrel.. Erni.rt..o Ireland: Wheat'.
1,453 to. ; Indian Cora, 344 ; Hour, 1,311 mks, 1,481
barrels.

WA1E117.1.1), STPT 23.—The ',father 1, is hcrn f„.00.
able durii g the week for the harvest; u large portion of the
wheat is already secured; condition inditf..tent, and when,
a full trial has been made by thrashing, the yield proves
fully as def. ctive as previously reported. Our arrivals eon_
tarsus pretty good, mostly from the old crop. New
to hand much more slowly than usual. T4-dry we gyp,.
rience a steady sale for all qualities of wheat, "nil we quote
an advance of 2a. to 3s. per qr on the rates of this day
se'naight. Barley is wanted, and sells at 38e. to 425. per
qr. Oats are id. per stone, and 2.. per load higher. Bey,
•re again dear: r, and tine quality very scarce. Malt con.
tiaues to adv.,nee, and there is little nn •Imports dur-
ing the week : Whf at, 12,436 qrs. ; barlf-y, 876 ; oats, Ge;
beans, 6;iB ; peas, 20 ; Malt, 60 loads.

METALS.--Mr. Moate's circular states that the
metal market is very healthy, and the legitimate demand
for the various articles quoted is excellent. Scotch pig
iron has fluctuated during the past week from 625. to 654.
The large shipment., both from our own outports and the
United States, continue unabated. The Welsh in.nmasten
are availing themselves of this article lar;ely cons.
(pence of le diminished production of the ir own furnaces,
owing to the uneasiness among the men ; and it n non
found that a mixture of Scotch improves the quality et the
Welsh. The market leaves off at 635. 61. buyers for raised
numbers. Staffordshire manufactured iron :An initial
advance of 20.. per ton has been declared. Staffordshire
pig iron : In consequence of the advance in coal and labour
this article is assuming an upward tendency. Swedish iron
and steel is firmer. Spelter is firm. A demand for France
has sprung up. It is stated that the French are buyers in
Stettin and liam'aurg. The stock here is diminishing, and
also in the Indian presidencies ; it is less than at my pre-
vious time during the last three yeas. Copper eoutinuesia
good demand. lianca tin without alteration. English
tin : The expected *dram e has not tsken place, but it is
not improbable ; the production is decreasing. bad is
firmer. Tin plates : Nu variation from last week.

COALS.-LONDON, SEPT. 23.-Ships at market, 181;
sold, IUL-hate's West llart.ey, 20s. ; huddle's West
llartley, 20* Gd.; Carr's Hartley, 20s. 64.; Hnlywell, 235.;
Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 21.. ; North l'srey
Hartley, 20.. ; Old Adaira, 19o.; South P..areth,l9s.; is*
held Moor, 20, ; 'Penfield Moor Butes, 205.; Team Hut.
ley, 19s. Gd. ; Townley, 215.; Walker Primrose, 19, 6:I.;
West llartley, 215.; Willingtott Hartley, 215.; Walls End
Gosforth, 22.. 3d.; Wails End Marton, 225. 3d.; Walls
End Riddle, 225.; Eden Main, 23a. ; Lambton's Primrose,
235.; Wall's End Bell, 22a. 9d.; Walk End Belmont,
22..94.; Walls End FramwMgate, 22..9d.; Walls End
Aletton, 245. ; Walls End Haswell, 245.; Walls End
Kepler, 235.; Walls End Lamhton, 23+. 94 ; Walls End
Lumley, 225. 6d.; Walls End Plummer, 235. 31.; Walls
End Stewart's 245.; Walls End Cassnp, 235.; Walls End
Heugb Hall, 23•.; Walls End South 11.1 c lopool, 235. 64.1.!
Walls End South Kelloe, 235.; End
Walls End Thornley, 225. ; Walls I.:11.i Trirwinn Ilart:e:
pool, 235. 61 ; Walls End Woodh,.u., Clu,c, 21s. 3.1.;
hirchgrove Graigols, 295.; Poweti's Dutfryn Steam, 7ih ;
Sidney's Hartley, 20+. 64.