The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

br. PETERSBURG, Jaw. 29.
London letters of the 21st January received. Bristles :
mostly nominal, nothing having been done for some time.
Corn : 6,000 chets. Russian . 9.15 to 20 lb. ; wheat, for
August delivery, taken pd
a' at 231 to 24i ro., with hand money.
Deals: without transactions. Fits:: 400 to 500 tons, at
120, 105 and 95 ro. cash, have been taken of best dealers,
who now hold fur an advance; and a parcel of about 125
tons good minor dealers', with a large proportion of 12-head,
at 115. 105, and 90 ro.: of tow, 1,000 pds. Ist sort, and 1,000
pds. 2nd, taken of Ardomatoky, at 81 sad 71 ro. cash, and
250 tons of his Coding, at 34 and 35 to. Hemp : steady,
with little doing; 80 tons clean, and 50 tons half clean, de-
liverable on the opening of the navigation, taken at 93 and
801 to. 10 ro. down ; and 50 tons fine clean, for usual delivery,
at 86 ro. cash. Linseed: a few thousand chets. Mordsansk,
for July and August delivery, done at 261 to 27 ro. with',
hand money. Tallow : uuil, with sellers ; during the week I
about 800 to 1,000 casks taken for August, at 130 ro., 10 ro.
down, principally by Russians. N.B.—ln addition to the I
stocks wintering in the warehouses, there are, this year, in
second hands (detained by the sudden closing of trio navi-
gation), about 11,000 pds. 12 head, 58,800 pds. 9-head, and
16,500 pds. 6.lsead fie:, and 13,600 pis. tow and codilla ;
about 31,009 pds. hemp (of which 27,000 pds. Clean) ; and '
about 4,000 casks tallow : all again: little or nothing last
year. Exchanges : London, 3 ans., 39 1-16 to 381 per s. ro. ;
Amsterdam, 3 ms., 1921 to 192 per 1. ro. ; Hamburg, 3
me., 311 to 1 per s. to. ; Paris, 3 ins., 404 to 406 per s. to.
COTTON.—LtvanrooL, Fon.B.—The sales to-day are
estimated at 5,000 bales, and comprise about 4,000 Ameri-
can (1.000 on speculation and 500 for export); 110 Pernam
and Maranhsm, 6,td. ; 200 Egyptian, 61d. to 9d.; 300
Surat 41. to 41d. • 40 Sea Islands, 20d. to 21d. Imports
einoe Thuraday, 60,900 balm. The market closes tamely,
with much offering ; but while the tightness of Saturday is
gone, no change on the quotations of that day is reported.
MANCHESTER, Faa. B.—There is considerably less busi-
nets in our market to-day than on Tuesday last. Full
I prices are asked fur both yarns and cloths, but without any
inclination to business on the part of buyers, and the
tone of the market is decidedly tamer. One cause of this is
the impression, which every day gain strength, that the
Bank of England will find it necessary to further advance
the minimum rate of discounts ; and another is the rumour
by the Arabia's advice, from the United States, that prices
of cotton will be carried higher through speculative pur-
chases or any material falling off in receipts. The receipts
to the 27th ult. were 1,719,845 baler,still keeping in advance
of those to the same time last year by more than 400,000.
The last week', receipts had been 126,000 bales. The busi-
ness to-day has run upon much the same descriptions of
Karns and cloths as it did last week, but the amount of sales
as been comparatively limited.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.— LILDB, Fan. B.—There has
been a foggy, dark morning, and only a limited number of
merchants attended the cloth-halls; there has, conse-
quently, been a dull market, and only an indifferent busi-
nets has been done.

WOOLS.—BUDDIRSPIELD, Feb. B.—We an tolerably
busy in the Wool trade, and much anxiety is felt respecting
the approaching sales, as it is thought that another advance
would seriously interfere with our present prospects.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERBFIELD, Feb. B.—The
demand for nearly all descriptions of manufactured goods
continues yet very brisk, and the supply, particularly of
low goods, still falls short of the demand. Orders would
be given in many instances if former price, could be taken,
but manufacti.ren are unable to get their goods up without
a slight advance.

CORN.-11ma., Feb. B.—Arrivals have been only mode-
rate during the put week, and the bulk of the Wheat does
not come on the market. There has been more tone ob-
servable both here and at neighbouring markets, but the
amount of business is only limited. We era moderately
supplied with Wheat to-day from our own farmers, and a
very small show of foreign. Fresh English Wheat was in
good request at fully last week's prices, but any-
thing out of undition was neglected, and unfor-
tunately this forms the bulk of the supply. A
little more activity in foreign Wheats from granary.
Only a limited sale for Barley, without alteration in price.
Beaus and Peas go off for consumption, and are in limited
supply. The market is bare of Egyptians. The Linseed
market is quieter than of late, and inferior qualities may be
bought a trifle lower. There has bren a good business
passing in Linseed Cakes during the week, and the market
is very firm. We hear of no transactions in Rapeseed, and
Rape Cakes only go off in retail feeding purposes. Bones
fully as dear.
Leans, Fur. B.—We bay* a good show of Wheat
to this day's market ; there is a firmer feeling in the
trade, with more passing, and Friday's rates are fully sup-
ported. Barley steady. The sale for oats and beans is
very limited; prices as before. Other articles unaltered.
Arrivals this week:—Wheat 6,164; Oats, 186; Barley,
1,744; Beans, 699; Peas, 34; Flour 8; Rapeseed, 1,068.

. . .
lAvaaroot., Fee. B.—This week's import note shows
liberal quantities of wheat, oats, flour, and oatmeal. The
exports comprise 6,370 qrs. wheat, 2,036 brie. and 848 seeks
of floor, 2,164 loads of oatmeal, teal 1,400 qrs. of Indian
corn. Though the transactions in grain and floor during
the week have beea moderate, the prices of Tuesday have
been pretty well sustained and the downward tendency
would appear to be arrested. As regards the leading art,-
eks, the decline from the highest point in December is about
9d. to 10d. per bushel on wheat, and 41. per barrel and sack
on flour. At our Corn Exchange this morning there was •
goodly attendance of millers and dealers, with more general
buying than for mail weeks. In the chief transactions
wheat improved Id. per bushel, and American flour 6d. per
barrel, over last Tuesday. Oats maintained late value, and
oatmeal recovered 6d. per load of she recent decline. Indian
corn moved only in retail quantities at last week's prices.
Barley, beans, and peas were unaltered in value, aad slack
in demand.

LYNN. Feb. B.—There has been much leas Wheat at
market to-day, and but a moderate supply of Barley; prices
of both about the same as last week. A good show of
Bow and in fair condition.

CATTLE.—Rrtorrs, Feb. B.—The supply of Sheep was
again very limited. For fat Slurp of all sorts the demand
ruled active, and an advar.ee took place on last quotations of
4d. per stone for wetban and 2d. per stone for ewe Mutton.
The Beef tradcruled heavy; the value of the best was 4s.:per
stone. Although fat Calves were plentiful, the veal trade
was brisk, but no advance took place on last week's prices.
Small Porkers made 3s. Bd. to 49. per stone of 81bs. Trade
was brisk for every description of lean stock, the supply of
which was short, and was sold quickly at full prices. The
same may be said of store Pigs, which were all disposed of
at improved prices. Suckling Calves, 18s. to 245. each.

GLASGOW AND DOL7II - WESTERN RAILWAY:
Trans for the week ending Feb. 6, 1863 :-4,1391. Is. Id. ;
corresponding week In last year, 3,6531. 11s. 84.; increase,
14861.6 e. 64.

Prow Ms LONDON OAZETTE.—Thaday, Feb.B.

BANKRUPTS.

THOMAS BUTLER Erna :WILLIAM MILLER,

Henstridge•yillas, St. Johu;s-wood, builders, to surrender
Feb. 18 at 121, and April 1 at 1, at llsainghall-street.
Sol., Atkinson, Quallty-court, Chancery-lane; off. aasig.,
Whitmore, Basingball-street.
Salton. E mamma, Deptford, linendraper, Feb. 22, at 2, a -el
March 15, at 11, at Basinghall.street. Sole., Depree and
Austen, Lawrence-lane, Cheapaide ; off. wig., Edwards,
Sambrook-court.
Num". BBILTON, Princesatreet, Hanover estuare, tailor,
Feb. 17 at 11, and March_l7,_at 12, at Damonball-street.

Soh., Lawrence and Co., Old Jewry Chambers; off. aasig.,
Johnson, Basinghall-street.
°ROUGE IIERDEN, Bristol, glass dealer, Feb. 21 and March
21, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sups., James, Birmingham,
and Britten, Bristol; off. assig , Button. Bristol.
EDWARD HARMS RUDDOCK and HENRY EIIIPON, Brad-
ford, Yorkshire, marble masons, Feb. 25 and March 18,
at 11, at Leeds Court. Sols., Terry and Watson, Bradford,
and Caries and Cudworth, Leeds ; off. assig., Freeman,
Leeds.
EDWARD lIAIIRDI RVDDOCti. Bradford, marblo mason,
Feb. 26 and March 19, at 12, at Leeds Court. Sol.,
Badger, Rotherham ; off. assig., Freeman, Sheffield.
ANDREW FRAZER. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, corn merchant,
Feb. IS at 11, and March 16 at 12, at Newcastle-upon-
Tyne Court. Solo., Pringle and Co., King's-row, lied-
ford-row, London, and Philipson, Newcutle upon-Tyne ;
off. wig., Wakley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

AT PORTUGAL•I3THEET.
J. Munro, St. Helen's-place, Rotherlaithe, licensed beer
retailer—J. Clough, Ledder-street, Chelsea, pork hotelier
—T. Williams, Union-street, Southwark. hatter—J. Joao-
lyne, Bermondsey New-road, baiter—F. T. Malabre, Black-
mars-road, and Silver-street, City, pasteboard Ins manu-
facturer— S. J. Stevens, Little Wades., Essex, captain in
the East India Company's service—J.l'rankenstein, Brigh-
ton-place. New Kent-road, shipping agent—F. P. Chalu,
Gray's-inn- lane, tailor—li.llarriron,Nicholl-square, Hack-
ney.road, clerk to the Eastern Counties Railway Company
—E. Taft, Great Carlisle-street, Edgewsre-road, statuary
mason—J. Wheeler Clare-market, Lincoln's-inn-field.,
haherdasher—R.Goidey, River-terrace, King's.cross, baker
—W. Moody, Unian-place, Pimlico—Juliana Benton, New-
road, Wand.worth, licensed retailer of beer—T. Cross,
Aldermanbury, City, shirt collar manufacturer—A. Bernal,
Prospect-place, Hackney-road, dealer in china—J. Hub-
bard, Foxe's-lane, Shadwell, broom maker—W. I). Steevens,
Hart-street, Covent.garden, publican—J. W. Sheppard,
East-street, Walworth, butcher—W. M. Clark, Hall-street,
City-road, general merchant—T. O'Connor, New Church-
street, Liason-grove, boot maker—C. Smith, Sheffield-street,
Clare-marker, foreman to a meat salesman—J. W. Rogers,
Essex-street, Strand, civil engineer—St. J. W. Coffey,
Gloucester-place, Portman-square, clerk in tho Custom-
house—T. Fowler, sen., Fleet-lane, City, bread and biscuit
baker—H. Hobbs, Moscow-road, Bayswater, boot and shoe
maker—J. Brown, Wimbledon-common, Surrey, retailer of
beer—J. Waldron, Upper Thames-street, City, and Brew-
er's-lane and Kennet's-wharf, Upper Thames-street, basket
rod dealer—P. 8. Campbell, Free School-street, Horsley-
down, cheesemonger—J. Summers, Acton-street and Ashby-
cottage, Gray's-inn.road, carpenter—W. Platt, Beaufort-
buildarogs, Strand, goldsmith.