The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1851.

SPORTING.

RICHMOND RACES.—TiItitsDAY.
SWEENTAILte of .5 son. each, end 20 added. Grey Stone
in. (7 cube)
Geo Zell .n 's Parlrdphe., are& 84 Mb (CI Oates) 1
Mr. ftelik.g.'s Omit.% 2 rs. 34 (O. 11)
Mr. Shepherd'. Vein 3 yrr, :st PSO (Mushy) 3
223 h MAJESTT'II PLATE of 100 guineas. Three miles.
Mr.
Welteredr Maury. 3he Ms . ... (Lye) I
Mr. eter Mazy :cobbler, peed, 94310 (Nubia) 2

Won in s canter.
Gott) Cur STAR= of 10 guineas each. Once round.
(8 subs.)
Mr. G. Barloab Calealablr. S yr., Tst Clb (O dee) 1
Mr. Embank'. Fzelandlo Glory, 3 yr., Ist 410 ( %mold) 2
Mr. Thompson'. Jae% Itubduan, 3* re. :et blb ..... (Haulaweld
6to 4 eget Calculator. Won by, two lengths.
WaIGUT STAbIE3 of 10 sots. etch, 5 ft. Grey Stone in.
(5 subs.)
Mr. A.isaapbrll'e be by rkaber•toreeout of Wryneek.Welicesorer.
RUBBISH PLATE of 201., added to a Sweepstakes of 5
son. each, 3 ft. One mile and a quarter. (4 subs.)
Mr. etepbcoraree f by Eudtios oat of Sea Larrell. 3 err, Bst
(Ilarikerrell) 1
Mr. 1. Sb Teka. S Pa. 8.1 lib
Mr. Wilde'. Fancy Freel. tSh She, 74 (Arnold 3
Mr. Stebbtagele Quit", yea 54.:b (Dodd ) . End
Even on Cerito. Won easy.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 3.—There will bo congregations
on the following days of the ensuing Michaelmas Terra :
Friday, Oct. 10, at ten ; Monday, Oct. 20, at eleven ; Wed-
nesday, Oct. 29, at eleven ; Wednesday, N0v.12 at eleven ;
Wednesday, Nov. 26, at eleven; Wednesday, nee. 10, at
eleven ; Tuesday, Dec. 16, at ten (end of term).
r to:scam ENTS.
Rev. Wm. Banister to the chaplaincy of St. James's
Cemetery, Liverpool.
Rev. •sorge Hunter Fell, to South Stoke curacy, Oxford.
Rev. I'. F. J. Heins, to Easthatn curacy, Cheshire.
Rev. Henry Jackson Rhodes, to St. Nicholas curacy, and
to the chaplaincy of the Union, Abingdon, Berks.
Rev. Alex. Benn Russell, to Westbury vicarage, with
Priddy curacy, Somerset; value 2511., with residence;
patron, Bishop of Bath and Wells (and not to IVcstbury-
upon-Trym as previously stated).
Rev. Tho.i. Simpson, to Ilkeston curacy, Derbyshire.
Rev. \V. S. Sperling, to Ctieh curacy, l/erbyshire.
Rev. C. W. Begot (Rector of Castle Rising, Norfolk), to
be Chancellor of the diocese cf Bath and Wells; patron,
Bishop of Bath and Wells.
VACANCY._

North Tuddenharn Rectory. Norfolk; diocese, Norwich ;
value, 176/., with residence; patron, R. Barry, Big.; Rev.
T. Peacock, deceased.

fLatu intelitaence.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.7YLsTEKDAy.

Byron Mt. CONNIIP4IO3OII
His Honour, who is suffering from indisposition, sat this
morning in his private room.
_

IN ltE BARKER.

This was the last examination meeting in the MAC of
John Barker, eheesemonger, of Exmouth-street and Plea-
sant-row, Clerkenwell. The balance-sheet, prepared by
Mr. Butler, of BasMghall-street, extends over 31 years
prior to the 16th of August last. The bankrupt owes
2,813/. to unsecured creditors, and 2,3871. on mortgage, be-
sides 2301. of liabilities. Ilk assets in cash, good debts, and
property, arc estimated at 3901.; property held by credi-
tors at 2,0911. The profits had been 2,561/. ; losses, 929/. ;
trade espen+es, 1,698/. ; domestic and personal do., 8591.;
interest, 611/. ; repairs and alterations, 1651. The bank-
rupt began with a deficiency of 1,2101.
Mr. Lowrance supported the bankrupt.
Mr. Murray, for the assignees, requiring time to in-
vestigate the accounts, the case was ad ourned for a month.

IN R! DONOVAN.

The bankrupt was a poulterer in Ozford-street. This
was the meeting fur the last examination ; but the accounts
not having been tiled, the examination was adjourned sine
die, with leave to the bankrupt to apply fur a day when
prepanil with his accounts.

IN ILE VOCE ANI, WILLIAMq.

Thia was the last examination meeting in the ease of
Nock and Williams, jewellers and silversmiths, of Frith-
street, Suho. Owing to the voluminous nature of the ac-
counts they have nut yet been filed, and an adjournment
was ordered until the 19th December. It is mi.! the
liabilities of the firm are very heavy, about 2.),000/., with
assets probably not exceeding 5,0040, ; but the solicitor to
the assignees stated thut they were unable at present to as-
certain with accuracy the debts and assets.

MARKETS.

SU GAR.—The average price of sager, the produce of
the Ur dish pewereinns In Amerb, computed from the rewrite wade
in the week ending/ the 3,tlie rcpt., le3l. le 20. Oid. per est. sugar,
tl • produce of the tileueldus, 2le G.d. The proem* of the keit
Indere, Ns. The avenge peke of the time feresoleg digeriptions of
erltre juu4ly, b 1238. ride

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 3.
The sales to-day are :—Sugar : 400 bag, Bootees, without
/Image from yesterday • 1,00.1 bags damaged amities, by 'autos,
at bregular vice • Xi bags low brown Pennine., 14... W.-0111es
40 tau Jama.W to SM.; ordinary to moil 91f. to lOM.
far fine maintain. Aloe: 3,000 bays and SOO poekets genpra4 at 9s.
to 10s.; also 30 u bags and :00 y eke% at es. Od. to tOu 6d. Lie-
geed: 410 kegs Bombay. at 475. bd.—Jute: lid bales, at 101. 10s. to
131.105.
Buisror, Ocr. 3.
SIJOAIL—The market is still exceedingly dull, and the
buyers show no diseceitkes to purchase beyond their actual require-
lents, altbousb loner pikes hare Mein been submitted to; the rise
since our last aro consequently my limited. 01 (mtge. the only
transalpine fey:died is • earn:, of Et:o9 bones yellow ILiernnabe, at a
trifle under
weekting condition. Refiners' m
um is tamed-
Wily flat this . and yrkes of all &mei:Kiwis it In quoted
lower.—Am Is only in limited demand, but quotations are unal-
tered.

COTTON.—LivaarooL, Oct. 3.—The market has been
dull and fiat thin week, wilbunt any cireumatances of a novel or in-
teresting character to bear upon it. or additional information about
the coming crop. We do not think It mere nary to reduce We scale of
our quotations, the change in price Acing 'costly spore. table; still
the turn :A/ been in tavuur of the buyer. That very important guess
uon— extent of the coming erop—remain on before. ro does the
state of trade in the country—hopeful, but quiet. The coneumere
have a little rodeo on hand, and are waxing farther develop-
ment ee to the future supply. In the meantime, hating
regard to the light stock with which we shall close the year, our
market may be reported as steady, and that our fidencr carte to the
extent that the present male of prima at Inuit will be maintained.
Thecoramittee of brokers place fair" Upland at 56d , Mobile at 5601..
and Orleans at ad. 1,540 American, 910 aunt, 410 karyptian. gad to
Demerara, bare been taken on speculation; and 4,9,0 Anaerimg,
1,500 Surat, 40 bengal, 60 Egyptian, 590 Fenian; 650 Bahia, and 20
Demerara, for caper:. bales fur the week 33,660.

WOOL—turns, Oct. 3.—ln the English market we
bare Lad Do inipeovemmit In the dtmand for combing Wade fhb
week, and prices .till tend In favour of the buyer. In tercel, Wool
a considerahe business has been done during the p rat wee t, ch:t fly,
however, of a speculolve character. Crices may be quoted about the
mimes' far some weeks past.
lavaarouL, Oct. 3.—The market is rather quiet, but
there has been more inquiry, which to utually the first otep to a more
mum demand, and when more abandent supplies come forward we
may caret ea locreeMag berleess.

HOSIERY, &c.—LZICESTER, Oct. 3.—There has been
• fair demand thin week. The fancy trade continues Misk —it' melt in
moderate demand. The mats which appear in suer, o• least in de-
mand. are the straleht-doem home of all sorts. Wools are era,.
terns remain at the MOS priced

CORN, SC.—CitELMIYOND, Ott. 3.—We hail a moderato
wool, supply of Wheat at market to-day, and there was • good de-
mand at Is. per qr. Menem upon last week, and the market dosed
firmly; red, 375. to SU ; white, Va. to 44e. Batter la better on-ply;
the fins malting quadties made full price.; mountLiry qualities dtIL
cult of disposal. ISION a good supply, an rather lower.

•- - •
COVEN nix, Oct. 3.—There hoe been no improvement in
the trade today; we were well eupplied with Ixali old and new
Wheat; the former sold at from 13e. rat. to Ile 6d. to prime qtr-Ilty,
the latter from 13e. to 13s. 6d. Barley, melting, old, 235. to .75.;
new, 241. to 24.. Demme. old, I Is. 04. to 120. rd. ; new, 10s. CAL to
Its. Osta, 20.153 2te. ; new, TVs. to 22a.

EXETEIt, Oct. 3.—Our corn market to-day very quirt, at
last meet's Irian. Wheat, 3t,a. to 10s. Battey, 21s. to tee. tlatr,
14. to lea

Lige°Lx, Oct. 3.—A good show of Wheat at our market
lasiday, with a belch trade, at Is. to 2. advance. A large supply of
Barley ; trade dull, at late rates. We matinee to receive only a mode-
rate supply of Oats, at former prima, with a ate idy dental id. Wheat,
red, Sts. to 3410.• white, 37.. to 41e. Barley, grinding, 19s. to 22a.;
malting, dates, 13a. to 111. s.; old, Us.
Lirmiroor., Oct. 3.—Although the prices of grain in the
Balue and Drat ports of the Continent continue ea* high, compared
with the present low rate. in the United Kingdom, to induce !ship-
ments thence, at Bast early in the reason, the earplug in those direr.
thins will doubtless eventually find its way to thle country; in the
meantime, suppilea from America, and latterly from the south of
F.uropr, as well as goad deliveries from our native growers, appear of
sufficient magnitude to keep the British and Irish market* in check,
and the trade this week, upon a demand commensurate en ith the re-
I gular wants of consuming buyers, moves gradually without any re
terial Mae or fall In values. Beyond a moderate supply of Oatmeal,
the receipts into this port since Monday list, as well as those rite ge.
thee comma,. are extremely smel ; shit.; except WO sacks of Flour I
from MarsolUca, we have not a simile ordeal to note from any part of
continental Europe. These deficiencies however, are abundantly
compensated by upwards of 21,000 qrs. of American and Egyptian
IA heat, and 46,017 barrel, of Matra and Canadian Flour, making the
Import of tat later article within the Bat ten days 114,173 barrels.
The prise pal attraction in the trade here from the-clAe of Tuesday's
market to this date, his be ea American Flour, which, beings usidered
relatively cheaper than other Breadsituffs, sales bore been rather freely
made at full priers to commuters, with maze demands for .hipment
eurstsiseto Ireland, and partly fur investment; little business in Wheat
and other branches of the trade having teen apparent. At our Corn
Exchange to-daythe Wheat trade asainami a rather &me, .spect, anal
In mast description. of fureign Wheats transaction• to a lair amount
were entered into at an advance of Id. per 70100., all qualities of new
supporting previousquotations. American Flour, oontoluu.g in active
/quest, extensive sales were effected again to.day, both sweet and
war realising 3d. to 6d. pet barrel over the cumin rates of Tueslay,
the market clewing steadily at the amendment. As Bale or no Barley
remain here, priers are nominiaL Beane and Peas, upon 8 vet
limited inquiry, scarcely su-tamed their late value. Cats, althiugh
lv short reply, were rather cheaper, and Oatmeal hardly maintained
the reduced rates of Tuesday. Intim Corn, bring Instals requrq to-
day, merely supported the terms last noted. Arrival, into Liverpool
from the 34th September to the 2nd October, 1351, Inclusive Wheat,
21,309 ; Barley, C 6; Melt, 150 ; theta, Ma; Beane, 1,4433 ; Indian
Corn, 1,51.6; Oatmeal, 3,203 sacks; Flour, 1,411 sacks, end 46,637
barrels.

Sot THAMPTOf, Oct. 3.—The supply of Wheat was mO-
- to-day, anil as there was some demand far reed, the trade was
firm, and lad wesit's pcleta fully aopport.d. Barley dull, the mama
tor stalling baying barely cocaine-nerd, and the demand (or grinding
samples sut lively. Oat• and Beans a Ready sale. Flour quiet.
Wheat, to. to 111. per load, according to quality. Barley, 2.1 e. to 30a.
Oat., sew, la. to las.; old, ilia to sta. Deans, 2112. to lila. Fluor,
27 a. per rack.

NimcernLo, Oct. 3.—The change in the wind has
brought us a good supply of grain. There lea decidedly belief reel-
ing pdning gruind as regards Wheat; country muskets are generally
rather higher this week, and as the seed time approaches supplies may
naturally be especlel lobe leas; tuAry the trade IMUIIIOII more firm-
ness ; the liner descriptions of English mill slowly at an aulvance of Is.
per qr. ; otter qualities including iorelpn, are held at more money.
but few transactions take plane. Barley et choice quality sells en
former terms, but all inferior descriptions go Waverly, at Is. per qr.
decline. (lets and Shelling still recede In value. Beans and other
&tibiae unaltered. Imports during the week:—Wheat, 11,0SG qrs.;
Barley, 1,2.9; Outs, 1.34,; Beim{ 1,221; Peas, SO ; Linseed. 13;
shel3nl, 343. IflJi, 340 loads.

CATTLE, &e.—BavziaLEY, Oct. I.—We bad a mode-
rate show of beasts, and a large supply of Sheep. Business wus very
A ull, and a punka of the .tack left on hand. mob Ably owing to the
small masher of bayera. Beef. 4s. Pd. to Ss. M. pet stone. Mutton,
gig. to bt. Par*
_ _

CARLISLE, Ott. 2.—Our market this morning was un-
usually well &roe Led slib Bemis, there being more in number than
for several weeks past. The quality woo also much improvtd from
late markets. A good demand was experienced by sellers, and the
market was pretty well cleared by an early hour. Irrices do not ma-
terially Older from late quotation. Sbrepand Lambs : A better Mow
has not been seen for some weeks. Business was not particular:7
bejak among this descsiption of stock; the greater portion offered,
however, found purchasers at priors unlaced trout last 'sea.
Calves : A limited chow, demand trilling; the few offered found par-
cholera at rate, unaltered hum Out quotations. Prices :
4to 35..1.1. pie some. bb e,i, ltd. to 31d. Luobo, Ijd. to Std.
Calms, +Lott lb Making 0tt,...

EXETER, Oct. 4.—There wa not so large a number of
Beasts ariran in today ea last Week. The tapply, Isoweeer, was by
no means small, and pekes generally were well supported. There were
some very Hoe Sheep la the market, which attracted much attention.
Cow. and Calves were not plentiful, sad sold at from 61. 10s. to 121.
Prime lied fetched from 7s. 6d. to 86 per seers ; deers, from 151. per
pair; berrenere *old et from 4e. to Is. per wore • butchers' Calera,
4,1. to 4A. per lb. There were • Sew Trading Milers Is the market,
which sold et 31. Ira. and upwards. Sheep: Weiner,, 40. to 3d.
per lb. ; ewes, 4d. to 41d. The attendance of buyers wee not large;
but, although we beard great coinphunt of busbies' Wag dull, a goal
many lots changed bands. The market this morning was well sup-
plied with pigs; prams ranged from 7e. to 74.6 d. per more.
GLASGOW, Oct. 2.—There were in market to. day 2,224
Lambe, 3,°,37 Sheep, and 530 Oxen. Owing to the large supply sales
were very dull, although prices were meth the some as last dry. Best
Os Beet, 445. per cwt.; currant, 40s. to 421. • Inferior, 31e. to XL ;
a good sway turned out unsold. Best Mutton, 3d. per lb. slaking the
uff.il ; current, id. to Old. • Inferior, 3d. to 31d. beet Lambe, 20a.
each; current, its, to 126% • few tenet tie. to Os.; nearly all 10 d.