The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAIt.--The average price of Sogir, the produce of
the British possewions in America, computed from the re-
turns made in the week ending the 8:h March, 18;3, is
255. :V. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, no return.
Sugar, tho produce of the East Indies, no return.

BILISTOL, MAacu 11.
SOCIAL—The market is very:firm, and tho few boards of
West India brought forward this week tare found ready
buyers at rather impro►ed rates. In Mauritius a large
amount of business has again been trausacted, upwards of
1,6,91/0 mats having been disposed of since our last chiefly
,r arrival, at extreme prices. Refiners' produce has been
aol t to a moderate cxteut, but prices are unaltered.
Itt: 31 continues neglected.

COTTON.—LivsarooL, MAUCH 11.—The very large
receipts of cotton at the ports of the United States are
pressing more and more heavily upon our market. The
excess by the last advice, is 5:34,0d0 bales over thu corn:-
•, ondinx period of last year, and will probably be further
increased by the next steamer's accounts. With such large
figures as the above at this advanced season of the year, it
has become the universal conclusion that the crop will
prove a very abundant one. Under this conviction, favour-
able as the state of things is fur a vast co-nsumption during
the year, prices of all kinds hive given way i t a greater or
less ,l,gree. The middling and low qualities of American
are a Lull 41. lower, and in some instances nearly ld. The
higher sorts, such as fair and upwards, are less sensibly
all. clad. Bursts are also nearly en 4,1. lower. Brazils and
Egyptian* dull and heavy, with a turn in favour of the
buyer. Marked and obvious as this depression has been,
our market, however, bas strongly felt the supporting in-
fluence arising front a good state of trade, and the fact that
the consumer. generally have run oat their stocks. The
committee of Brokers place •' fair" Uplands .1,1.1.; Mobile,
W.; and Orleans, 60. 1,360 American, and jPs Egyptian,
are reported to hove been taken on s;reculation ; an 3,910
of Arm:limn, &id Surat, 110 Egyptian. 10d Bahia, and 10U
remain, for export. Sales fur the week, 10,880 bales.

WOOL.—LzEus,llAacic 11.—Pricer in English wool
for combing and clothing purpos.■ have improved, and the
sales have been considerable. In foreign wools the demand
has also been good.

CORN.—CIIELMBFORD, klatch 11.—There was a smaller
snmily of Wheat at market to-day, mostly in bad condition,
and buyers were unwilling to operate even at a reduction
of Is. to 2s. per qr. . • white, -18 s. to 52i.; extra, 335.; red,
109. to 155.; extra, 474. Beans not plentiful, and about the
Lime in price, the best qualities making quite as much for
,eed. Barley rather pressing on the mar:Lets, and could be
bought on rather easier terms.

LINCOLN, March 11.—Our farmers brought a large
supply of Wheat to our market to-day, trade dull, at 2s.
decline. Good Barley more inquired for, and late prices
well supported. The demand for other grain very limited.
Wheit, red, 435. to 465.; white, 48s. to 41s. Barley,
malting, 30s. to 365. Oats, 20s. to 235.
LIVEItrOOL, March 11.—The last three days' receipts
into this port, coastwise and from Ireland, include a
limited quen•ity of Barley, Oats, and Flour, a few Beans,
a fair increase of Malt, and a further large ar-
rival of Oatmeal ; the imports from abroad during that
time comprising chiefly a moderate supply of Wheat and
Indian Corn, without a superabundant ACCe4gOO of Flour
from the United States and France, amounting within the
last ten days to 94,132 barrels and 13,446 sacks. This
morning's market was very poorly attended ; at a re-
duction of Id. per bushel on Wheat there was a very
limited inquiry, and even a further reasonab:e concession
did not appear calculated to produce a greater demand in
the present inanimate state of the trade. The pressure of
Flour was greater to-day, and several I.arcels were obtained
at a decline of Is. per barrel, but we found no general de-
mand f. r American, and sack Flour ruled very dull at
nominally the same reduction. Beans are Is. per qr. lower
and slew sale. Fine Oats in tolerable request, but inferior
much neglected, and Oatmeal again rather cheaper. Indian
Corn, arrived here, is offering la lower both for white and
yellow; several cargoes, at calling ports, have been taken
through the week; the demand appears about equal to the
supply, but, were buyers to hold off, prices would give way
a little. Arrivals from tho Bth to the 10th March into
Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 4,319 qrs.; Barley, 789;
Malt, 3,337; Oats, 3,104; Beans, 304; Indian Coro, 4,374;
Oatmeal, 10,083 sacks; Flour, 9,569 inks, 44,4 a barrels.
Exports from Ireland :—Wheat, 620 qrs. ; Beans, 16; In.
than Corn, 1,773 ; Oatmeal, 242 sacks ; Flour, 300 sacks and
1,045 brim.
WAKEFIELD, March 11.—There is a fair supply of grain,
but not to the extent buyers had anticipated. the show of
Wheat is genorally of low and middling descriptions, and
mostly in poor condition; for such the trade is very inac-
tive, and a decline of Is. per qr. readily submitted to ; but
for the best sera close upon last week's rates are maintained.
heavy Barley is quite as dear, but the light descriptions
only find sale in retail, at rather lower rates. Oats and
81,ellitig steady. Beans without alteration. Little passing
in other articles. Import.; during the week : Wheat
11.008 qrs.; Barley, 3,441; Oats, 1,172; Beans, 1,219;
Peas, 183; Shelling, 80 loads.
WATERFORD, March 9.—Although we have not had any
import of foreig.i grain, and but small supplies from farm-
ers mace Ssturday list, our market continuis very dull, and
prices of all articles in the trade still tend to decline.

1853.
I-
' 1,202
627
199
1,583
823
3,73.5
8,375
3,194
137

CIIEESE.—StLISBUItY, March 10.—Our monthly mar-
ket to-day was shortly supplied with Cheese, but on the
whole the quality was very good. Tke attendance of buy-
ers was not very numerous' but those present bought exten-
sively, for the put pose, we hear, of exporting to Australia ;
the cons.qatnce ws that the trade was brisk, and the
holders taking altantage of tho heavy demand, asked for
an cdvauce a prices, which was acceded to on the pert of
the dealers, and a total eloarence effected at au improvement
of Bs. to 10s. per ton over the advance of last market fur the
',tiniest samples.

Front the LO.VDOII GAZETTR.—Friday, March 11,

BANKRUPTS.

JAMES BISHOP 110U.;91; ''''''''''''''''''''''''' Horn-
see, schoolmaster, to surrender March' 1 at 121, and April
21 12, at Basinghall.street. Sul., Ni',a Copthall-build-
ings ; off. aasiq., Colemin•street buildings.
11Rxr:r Pawls. and LIZNItY ATKINSON, Wood-street,
City, Manchester warehousemen, March 23 at 11, and
April 22 at 12, at Basinghall-strvet. Sol., Mason, Iron-
monger-lane, City off. Stansfelcl, Hasinghall-st.
Siatwowna, Ore, Sussex, brickmaku, March 23 at
2, and Arra 20 at 11, at 13 wingliall-street. Sole., Mill
and Matthew., Bury-court, St. Mary Axe; off. assig.,

6,281
525
645
21,250
2,238

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.

March 9. JAMES Tit; itlDoll;ilatiiiittoa, Oxfords]
tea dealer.
DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.

2,259
3,317

Stansfeld, Basinghall-street.
HENRY Sotonom, Holborn-hill, Cumberland-place, Old
Kentroad, and Surrey-place, Old Kent-road, furniture
broker, March IS and April 22, at 12, at Basinghall-
street. Sol., Jones, Quality-ecurt, Chancery-lane ; off.
assig., Canaan, Aldermanbury.
NATHANIEL Bit:MELT WI/US, COHNISURhtLeIISCO, Edg-
ware-road, chemist and druggist, March 19 and April 22,
at 1, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Randall, Welbeck-
street, Cavendish-square; off. rang., Whitmore, Basing-
hall-street.
Joux PLIMMER, Britten-street, Chelsea, brewer, March 22
at 1, and April 2d at 12, at Basingball-street. Sols.,
Lawrence and Co., Old Jewry-chambers; off. assig.,
Groom, Abehurch-lano.
Komar Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, currier, March
22 at 2, and April 2i at 1, at B,nicghall-street. Sols.,
Abbott and Co., New. inn, Strand, and Watson, Wisbech ;
off. assig., Edwarls, Sambrook-court.
ARTHUR HAIIMUNO JENKINS and EDWARD JOHN
WOODHOUSS, Gloucester, wine merchants, March 23 at
12, and April 20 at 11, at Bristol Court. Sobs, Love-
grove, Gloucester, and Abbot and Lucas, Bristol ; off.
Acraman, Bristol.
CHARLES Fit sNCItI lIEWITF, Plymouth, Davonshim,
butcher. March 21 and April 21, at 101,, at Exeter Court
held at Plymouth. Sol., Elworthy, Exeter; eff. assig.,
liensamau, Exeter.
JANIS WALKER, Halifax, Yorkshire, linendraper, April 7
and 29, at 11, Lveds Court. Sobs Waved rnd Co., Hali-
fax, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; off. assig., Young,
Leeds.
THOMAS WILLIAM BAKER, West Derby and Liverpool,
tobacconist, March 22 and April 12, at 11, at Liverpool
Court. Sol., Griffiths, Liverpool; off. assig., Morgan,
Liverpool.
JAMES Bunotaa, Over Tabley, Cheshire, contractor, April
7 and 28, at 11, at Manchester Court. Sols. Taylor,
Manchester, and Hartley, Comae; off. 'nig., Solo.,
Man-
chester.
Joust Joarru SMITH, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, ship-
owner, March 18 at 11, and April 7.2 at 12, at Newcastle-
upon-Tyne Court. Sol., k'enwick, North Shields ; off.
assig., Baker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Taw! to Minus and Jolts Bunts, Hampstead.road,
brewers-3rd div. of ls. 6d., March 14, and any sub-
sequent Monday, c Carman's, Aldermanbary.
ItteltAitl) BLVNDELL, Ilootun, Cheshire, hanker-2nd div.
of 7d., March 10, and any subsequent Thursday, at Cue-
' novel. Liverpool.
JOHN letittEttrs, Liverpool, d aler in potatoes-Ist div. of
175.6.1., March 10, sod any subsequent Thursday, at
Cuenove's, Liverpool.
DIVIDENDS.—ApriI 2. J. Bickford, Brighton, Sussex,
silversmith—April 2. I'. Wootton, ten , and P. Wootton,
jun., Margate, Kent, grec xs—Aprii 2. A. Meyer, Throe-
marten-3'r. et, City, merchant—April 2. J. Barton, Suttm,
Valence. Kent, brewer—A-oil 1. C. S. F.,twick, Tyne-
mouth, Northumberland, banker—April 8. J. C. Jublirg,
Newton Hall, Bywell Saint Peter, Northumberland, dealer
in lead ore—Apra 1. W. Briddon, Bootle, Liverpool, maim-
faeturing chemist—April 6. A. Blumenthall, Birmingham,
wine no rchant—Apnl 13, E. Wray, Kingston-upon-Hull,
draper—April 13. E. Ashton, Kingston-upon-Bull, wool-
len draper.
CEIVIIIICATES to be granted, unleu cause be shown to
the contrary, on the day of meeting.
April 1. C. Crickmay, Portsmouth, gun manufacturer—
April 2. J. Janics, Worthing, Sussex, lintmtlraper—April
5. E. Parker, Ch...appitle, City, and Chadwell street, St.
John-street-road. stationer—April 4. S. C. Harrison, Sun.
derland.n.l-the-S^s, Durham, lin-ndraper —April 6.1. Hall,
Meatus. 1...up0n-Tyne, corn factor—April 6. C. B. Reid,
Newcastle-upon-Ten. common brewer—April 4. K
Liverpool. block manufecturer—Anrill2. 0. Ycale,
Ashwater, Devonshire, miller—April 5. W. 'W. Andrews,
Wolverhampton, ironmonger.
lurrN ERSIIIPS DISSOLVED..

W. Milburn and T. Shaw, Darling,on, Durham, wool-
staplcrs—J. Heywood and J. Ilonfleld, Cheethain, Lancs.
shire, joiners—W. T. Palmer and C. J. Webber, Stockwell,

Surrey, in copartnershtp for the sale of Price's candles...
W. 0. Bradshaw and W. F. II igginson, Little Bo:ton, Lan.
cashire, timber merchants—F. W.
ab slht.,KieWhy.iiti.onng:,
and H. It. Cuthush, Mart:v.)l.e, Kent, praprietors of the
&telt Eastera va:ottr, Co tar regards G. Whiting—
W. IL. Lidhetter and J. Newnham, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
bridgei)r'wer 51—V :ills., 11b.reLwi de
tr
ter,
N.l'.l.KB;s3lt's sad It . F. N ortb,
Manchester, money lenders—T. Brown and F. Brown-
Chc apside, City, bosiirs—P. 0. Wilson, L. Mc tier, and T;
Chippindall, Liverpaal, merchants, so Lt. as 'nu::: T.
Chippindall—G. Hobson and 11. Hobson, Finsbury-place,
South, and Lombard-street, City, tailors—J. 0. Irwin anti
F. Chester, Manchester, architects—J. Warburton,
Whitehead, J. Pollard, and' . Whitehead, Holbeck, York-
shire, Berlin '4 oot epinnere—lt. Wedlake and Ann Thom's.
son, Hornchureh, Essex, iron founders—S. Howorth, J.
Crabtree, and T. Crabtree, &gar Holmc Mills, Newchurch
Lancashire, and Oporto, Pertuzul, woollen manuf..etuters:
so far as regards T. Crabtree—lt. 11. Abbott wid W.
Humphries, Goswell-street, Loudon, tailors—J. F. Cot-
terell and F. F. Cotterell, Lon on, Bath, and Bristol, papa,
stainers—J. Dalrymple and G. Neill, Sheifleld, Yerksh:re,
drapers—G. L. Lowther and T. N. Lowther, Bed
Lion-street, Clerlsenwoll, clock case manufacturers—.
11. 1). Blyth, J. Myth, P. P. Blyth, B. 13. Greene,
B. S. Houghton, J. t. Fernyhougla, and A. Cuter,
Port Louis, Isle of Mauritius, commission merchants,
so far as regards B. S. Houg'aton—J. Romero, J. Meads,
and T. Sampson, Liverpool, ship chandlers, 13 far as
regards J. Romero—E. Arrowsmith and it. Arrowsutith,
Burnley, Lancashire, tailors—J. W. Petty and G. Ernst,
Manchester, engravers—ll. MeLannachan and If. Baird,
Shetlirld, Yorkshire, drapors— J. Barber, 11. Barber, T.
Barber, and J.J. Paton, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, cloth mer-
chants, so far as regards J. C. Poton—F. .1. Harker and
J. T. Hacker, Baceta, Lancashire, drapers—L. Garliner
and A. Gardiner, Manche.ter, uteri hants—S. Suter and
W. Fenton, Birmingham, electro plste manufacturers—
E. Gregory and M. Gregory, Ciravercend, Kent, drapen—.
A. Renfrew *hid G. G. Brown, Glasgow, *radius man-
facture'''.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
RO7

JI:ERT GRANGE and JAEtS ISPTYRE, Glasgow, keepers
of the Appollonian Hall, March Li and April 12, ut Mu-
les:l'A Hotel, Glasgow.
Jolts M'DosaLo, Glasgow, flasher, March 17 and April 7,
at Buck's Head Hotel, Glasgow.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARKIVISI).

AEIIII.IIIB-111 Cowes, SIIICCII10,111.0111
AN kmooz—at Grarearnil, March 11, from Oporto
ALIO:OLA —at Deal, March 10, hum Westward
ATAL•TA—at Falmouth, March 9, from Rio Grande
ADMIANA-0111.811.1.18181, MBrch 11
I *trim—at Graymend, March 11, from Mediterranean
Atmore—at Liverpool, March 11, from et Domingo
11U.A VIIITA-111 1.1801.11001, March 11, trout.— ......... CL ir.estun
Calvs.raln —at Gravraeric, March 11, frees Ilauritics
Cultic. —at Gravesend, March It, from ........ .11t Michael's
Coax—at Gravesend, Minh 11, from Algae Bay
CLIIWWW, a —at Queenstown, March 9, from Callao
Covarara or Swron—off Liverpool, March 11, bum Iquique
Canunter —off Liverpool, March 11, from Saymnaly
CIIAILOITII 1111110108 —id Liverpool, March 11, frosa Cltrilegm
Cantos—at Liverpool, March 11, from Oporto
CAROLINS ilr,mil it—at Liverpool, March 11, frtim...New Orleans
Damn -at Falmouth, Marti 10, from
bouts—at Gravesend, March 11, from Morway
Doua—at Gravesend, March 11, from.... Dom
Don—at Gravvechil, March 11, n'0nt........... ...................
Pura—at Falmouth, March 9, from Dabs
norm/as—at Gravesend, March 11, from Lltionme
Eur morn —at Gravesend, March 10, frail.... C 342
EDOAIL-31 I.lTerrslllll, Mart.rh 11, from Marsollea
Farra—at Falmouth, March 9, from Pernambuco
Faarche Ilamv —at Plymouth, March 11, from Meltioarne
Fame. u a —at Graffeend, March 10, from Liliourna
Fora Damosas—at Gravesend. March 10, from odeasa
Ftmearnma —at Gravesend, ]larch 11 from Africa
Gs MOE Ileis arca —at Grave.-end, ,March 11, from Meditertolean
Gau—at Gravesend, March ii, from Leghorn
(lass—at Gravesend, March 11, from Mediterranean
1110t1WW Kuala' —at Deal, March le, from odesso
Ilumwooo—at Liverpool, March 11, from Matactss
ICBI.BBI/ LADY-111 Falmouth, Marsh 9, 111108 inrada
Janes—at ( 'ramrod, March 11, from Cuba
JANVAIN—at Gravesend, March 11, from ...... .. Leghota
lIIADAOAVAII—aI Plymouth, March in. from Loodoa
111•111 r—at Ormond, March 11, from Madita
"*• ' '

NYMPH-at Liverpool, March 11, from ..--Palenno
00-01(1rMIX -at Pill, March 10, from Africa
PANANk-at Portsmouth, March it, from 11. Town
PNLICAN (ail.)-ut Liverpool, March it, from.. ..... —Rotterdam
PRINC/11.4 ktoraL-at Liverpad, March 11, from Vrim
Pwramo-at Gravesend, March 11„ from alod:torra.-ean
PILOITKI ras-at Lira•es4lll(l, March 11, from Norway
Quatro or run Cu isa-at tiravesouri. March 11, from St. Michael e
Ronr. Pam ow-at Cheater, March to. from .Codis
ROWIIII4-at Greenock, March 9, from. Arc nu
RAFAEL AIRLOYO-at I'4ololllb, MVO 1,4 from. Port, Lim
Itoruaii -at Falmouth, March 10, tram Pardue
Rtattnc -at Queenstown, March 9, tram Aleaar..t.ta
tirecnotn-at Pill, March 10, from Stew:NV*4
SiIAILSVNARE- at Milford, March 9, from ........ Um:dorm
SOPIPA -at COrk, March 9, from Ltahorn
SNOITUUOP -at Livorroal, March 11, from Triests
STLFAN -at Gravesend, March 11, from o,kwa
tiItI,I•VNT -off Llcerpool March 11, from St. >li:niz:s
dr. thr,aart-at Gravesend, March It, nom Dunkirk
fistaavisa-at Liven, .1, blotch 11, from louden
Taswariza,--at Liverpool, March 11, *dr ..... .......St. Julas, N.R.
Totem-at Falmouth, March 9, fr0m..... lt,raita
Ttota-at Graremnd, leatch 11, from .......... ...- ..... LI An,f3u7i
UNITIID fimouom -off Liverpool, March 11, from .... Saraanith
Viottatrr-at Greenock, March 9, from Villa :i 0%
Viol Oita -at Falmouth. March 9, from haulm
WlLlitt Cams -at Gravesend, March It, from ...... ... t liteutta
&oats Mors-at Greenock, March 9, from New Uez..§