The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LTVERPOOL Orr. 1.
The sales to-day are : Sugar 2,700 bags Bengal,
265. W. for low white. and 17e. Gd. to 30e. W. for brown to low yel-
low date. ;80 hbda. and GO brio. Porto Rico, 35e. &I. to 36e. Gd. Wm.
—3,000 bag., 9e. to 11IL 3.1. Lac Dio-11 clone, 84d. to 82d.• 6 do.,
In 4d. Sapanwoed-30 tone, 91. 15e. Logwood-40 Was Jainalca,
3/. 10e. Larnewood —lOO tone, 121. 2e. W. to 121. 7e. Gd. Beeswax—
el brie. Jamaica, Isos.
COTTON.—LIrMIPOOD, Oct. I.—The market closes
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rather hemp, but prices ere steady, at Friday's quotations. There
bag been less demand, with more Off ring, of American, yet no
im-
pruwon eon se made on pekes for solid lot& The sales amount to
3,000 or 6,000 bale*, 1,060 of which were taken ter export, and include
5,000 American; 200 Egyptian, 61d. to 9d. ; 230 Sunda, 21d. to id. ;
40 &a Island, 12d. to 16d.

LINEN TRADE.—DABNeLEY, Oct. I.—The Linen trade
of this town has vaied touch during the last month ; at the com-
mencement a great improvement appeared. but it was of short dura-
tion. A cheek took place in the fancy drill trade very suddenly, in
consequence of several houses In New York failing, and that check
was (unix.r augmented by the recent disturbance. in Cuba, a oval
bu-
slums in tide branch being done with the Cubans and the Brazilians,
and those disturbances have teen the means of completely checking this
branch of the Linen trade for this season,
_which is usually very brisk
In Barnsley at this tune of the year, and s the canoe of many hand-
loom weavers being employed in that breach, who are now unable to
find employment. In what is called the home trade, Fuel as da-
masks, diapers, huektbacks, sheetings, and drappete, a few Imelnesa
is d, in the waretiounes, as many of the manufacturers hire been
large purchasers of Scotch goods. Yet there I. a great scarcity of
work amongst the weavers, as the large quantities of Scotch goods from
the recent tailing booms in Scotland are inundating the market., and
are selling at leas prices than they can be manufactused at. The low
prices at which the Scotch have sold their goods &ITO been a sure
M the manufacturers of Barnalty, they having for several years hack
been in the habit of purehming goods from the Scotch maker,, at •
lower rate than they mad make them at, and have consequently sold
them to their customers as Barnsley manufacture, when, is feet, they
have been of Scotch manufacture and Barnsley finish. The many re-
cent sad extensive failares of linen manufacturers hi Scotland show

that I.lTienroanUfsciTirinittiCi4Thielseenunrcn;unera tirelb;iieW&
recent failures. There is a trite saying that it is an ill-wind that
blows no one good, and the weavers of Barnsley fully anticipate reap-
ing much good from the failures la Scotland, as the manufacturers
there have now reaped the reward of their folly, and will au doubt In
future only make goods at remunerating prices.

llOPS.—WoaesstEa., Sept. 30.—There was a good ha-
/jilt.' doing on Saturday in new Hops, the beet pimples maintaining
their previous rate*, but infector were a few ehillinga cheaper. line
old flops are scarce, end quite as dear.

CORN.-13.amrarmr, Ott. I.—Tho market to-day was
moderately attended by both farmers and millers, and a fair amount
of badness was transacted In Wheat, at an advance of 2d. per bushel.
Barley realised tarty the rates of last week. Little doing In Oata and
other grain. Wheat sold at from Us. to 42a per qr. barley at from
265. to Ses. per qr.

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CHICHESTER, Oct. I.—We bad only a moderate supply
of Whet at market today, and although there to scarcely any quo-
table difference to make rti pr em, sales were made rather in &ionr
of the setae. Harley maintained its former value, as well as BetiOA
end Peon Oslo, is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 510. to 3bo. Rarity,
24. to 300. Oat., Ifs to 20a. Beau, 30s. to 31s. Pees, 30.. to VA.
pet qr. Plane, Us. per esek.

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HAYWARD'S HEATH, Oct. I.—The show of Wheat was
good at market today, the ggrresater part of which found buyers Hint
week's prices. Other Neriptionu ef grain in moderate request, at
late rate,. Old Wheat, white Si. 104.; to 101.; rod, Sr. to 81. log.:
new white, 101. to 101.5 a.; mil Si. 10a. to Si. Barley, 275. to SOs.
Oats, 17e. bd. to 19s. Beano, 2 s. to 30e. Peuc, 28s. to 30s.
112as:coup, Oct. I.—The attendance was good, but
great languor prevailed, and a slight reduction was obliged to be
submitted to In the peke of Wheat. No material alteration in other

riu.

ROIIFORD, Oct. 1. Our market to-day was but
moderately supplied with Wheat ; prices firm, at last week's prices,
it'd a few picked mmple 6d. above. No alteration in any other grain.
Wheat, 34.. to 44e. Barley, 28s. to 315.; grinding ditto, 24e. to 265.
Ode, 19e. to 23e. Beam, 25e. to Nis. Peas, 275. to 3e. Eye, 27a
to 295. Tares, N. to 4s. Cd.

SPALDING Sept. 30.—With • short supply, we have had
an improved demand for Wheat at an advance of 1.. per qr. Oar best
reds factual toe last. per sack, or 6310., 335. to 335. 6d. ; whites, 366.
to 375. Oata, Md. to 9d. pee Mons, with a Umlead supply. Old Beans,
25.. to 31s. Potato is general; moth complaint Is made of
the *9l and quality.

BTocirrox-ox-Taal, Oct. I.—The supply of grain to this
day's market ma moderate. Wheat mat a brisk sale at an advance of
U. per qr. on the rates of this day weak. In Barley, Oats, and Beans
there Isism Mange from tut week's prim Boiling Peas Is. per qr.
dearer.

DUBLIN, Sept. 30.—There was a large supply of new
grain in to-day, and the market was gemamlly dull. Oats and Barley
of all qualities must be noted 3d. to 6d. draw. Wheat barely imp
ported the currencies of Friday last. We Mee no alteration to report
in old grain or Indian /Alen. White WM.t, saw, 17s. to 21a.; red,
lea to lbs. Barley, new, I Is. to IN. 6d.; ben. sew, 9s. 6d. to IN.
hew, 0,. Gd. to 10s. ; old, 13s. 6d. to Ila. 60. Rapeseed, new,
14 6d. to Ids. Oatmeal, 10e. 61. to Ils. 6d. Floor. takers', 12a. to
Ha. per cwt. Indian Corn, 25a. to 27a pee nabs.

CATTLE, &c.—Romroup, Oct. I.—we had a [air quan-
tity at atoak at to•dey'e market, which met a Plow aide, about tl e
pates of Mat week for the heat, and rather lower for the interior sort%
reef, M. led. to 3e. Id. Mutton, h. tal. to 3e, Ind Lamb, 3a, lUd.
to 4a. td. Teal, O. to 3a. sd. Pork, 2a. 2d. to 41.

PUBLIC SALES.

OCTOBER I.—By Messrs. PRICBETT and Sos, at the
Mart—Copyhold and part lifehold estate at Highgate, con-
sisting of a shop, warehouses, garden, ite., subject to trifling
quit rents, fines, &c.-9901.
Wpm WINSTARLEY, at the Mart—A freehold plot of
building land, Marlborough-road, Old Kent-road-27M.
Nine plots of freehold building land, Albert-road, Nun-
head, near Peckham-rye-76.51.
Mr. C. WANTON, at the Mart—Six hundred shares in

Llyuvi Ifs* Seaway, amounting to 2,4001. stock—
Me per share.
Absalsbs sevanion to one-sixth part of 3,466/. Three per
eats., receivable at death of a lady, aged 72 years-3001.
Freehold public-house, known u the Prince Regent, Rat-
iff-highway, let on lease for 521. 10s. per annum—l ,2001.
A freehold ground rent of 291. 17s. 6d. per annum, se-
cured upon the Comet public-house, Christian-street, St.
George's East-8001.
Mr. C. WARTON'EI sale produced a gross amount of 3,2621.

TIIE NEW Rooms AT DOVER provided by the
South-Eastern Railway Company for the examination of
baggage were on Tuesday taken pomession of by the officers
cus
toms; and from henceforth the luggage of passengers
is to be conveyed direct to the railway station, and a saving
both of time and expense effected. This accommodation
has been afforded by the railway authorities with the sanc-
tion of the Board of Custom.

TIIE WINTER MEDICAL SESSION commenced yes-
terday at the several medical schools in the metropolis.
At Guy's Hospital the introductory lecture was delivered
by Dr. Babington ; at Westminster Hospital, by Mr. Holt-
house; at Hines College, by Professor Bowman •, at
Charing Cross Hospital, by Mr. E. Cautou ; at Middlesex
Hospital, by Mr. Taylor ; at the London Hospital, by Dr.
Fraser. At St. Bartholomew's Hospital, after the lecture by
Mr. Skey, the company were invited to enjoy a wires in the
large hall of the lampleal, where a numerous eampany of
the friends and eines of the berried sad thadeate M-
ende&