The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-07 00:00:00

MUSIC AND DANCING LICINSM.

The 6th of October is the day appointed by the
Court of Quarter Sessions for Middlesex for the bearing this
year of applications for the general transfer or grant of
licensee for mnsio, or for mimic and dancing, under the
astute 26 Geo. 11., e. ME In consequemos of the Serious-
house, Clerkenwell, being now under alteration (the works
being unfortunately suspended at present through thee strike),
the court will sit on tins occasion at the Guildhall, West-
minster, and it is expected that a day will be set apart for the
beating of new applications end opposed cans. The appli-
cations for renewals and trendies in which three is no op-
position will be taken on the day named, the 6th of October.
Mr. Pownall, the chairmen of the county brach, has caused
an alteration to he made in the standing order', by which
three weeks' notice must be given tefere the commencement
of the Mic.haelinse Quarter Serious to the usual authorities,
of any intended applicationfor a new Hosea, or a transfer of
an old one, instead of 14 days, as heretofore; and petitions in
opposition to the grant or renewal of any boos* most be
lodged with the clerk of the peace 10 char days before the
seselose, instead of five, which has been the regulatiou up to
the present year. The last day for the merle* of notion of
new applications and Ussafers will be Monday next, thel2th
inst. The substitution of ten days for five for counter peti-
tions to be sent in is with the view of affording greeter facili-
ties for parties who may be opposed to examine into the
allegations made against them, as it has not nnfrequemly oc-
curred that on the day of bearing a petition in opposition has
sprung op, of which the applicant had no previous know-
ledge, end containing matters which he has been in no way
vowed at the moment to contradict or disprove. It is ad
removed that any opposition will be offered this year to the
removal of the gyrates to any of the great public places of
asasmatt.

FLooonto Tux Hoon or CORRECTION, COLD.
wawn-inuara—Tbs pestaltment of flogging has, we wear
106114, resortea to somewhat irsqussily is Ms
Neese e_Omossikw. Coiltath a. a. On Friday Mit •
Omer dal up awl Mid them doses Liam throws
'pew hew, by New el the Orkin putter, kw heels; throws
• son pot at swo se ths Moors.

MAREM&

COTTON.—LrrzaPoei. 81" 6.—T6s swim. is ex-
tstmely quiet, with a limited bushman at provious prima
&lea, 6,000 Woe; ep,uulation sad export, 1,000. 3,770
America; at 41d„ to Rd.;
_4OOO Swat, at 4M. to M. ; 200
Egyptian., et lid. to bud.; 80 Nowa, at %&

COTTON GOODS.—M•warsarna, Bzee. 6.—We have
en Improvement to r• both ia yenta end cloth& There
qua been a very good demand for yarns, and prices may be
oted id per lb dearer than they were tut Teendsy. The
demand le principally, eo far ea the export trade goes, foe
Germany, -Bombay, and the llediterrancon, end the advance
applies to all these desoriptkas of twist. The home trade
am also buyers to • moderate extent, and the prices of
suitable yam are • little firmer. As regards clothe for
India there is more activity than on this day week, for ell
kinds. The demand for printers continues good, and
other kinds, Including shirting; ere about lid. per
piece dearer. The orders given oat during the last eight
or ten days have placed many manufacturers under °out/acts
of sonic duration. Of this hastier e fair amount is doing
for Calcutta, bet the great bulk of it is for Bombay end
China. Of course, so far as Calcutta is ocomened, the bad-
man doing is not had upon advice, by the last mall, the
letters of the 2.6111 July not having corns to hand, and the
only letter which has arrived being one which by some un-
socount•ble romans saved the mail, though dated 26th July.
This letter, which is only mapplementary to one from tie
same writer on the 26th (and which has not arrived), merely
states that there was an improved tone in the market at
Calcutta on that Ws, and that yarns were higher in price.
Long cloths and T cloths continue in goal mufti, and the
hams trade bosses are twelve buyers.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lions, Barr. 6.—We hare had
a steady market this taandas, and without any noticeable
slteratkaa. The attendance Ye beta sheet is usual, and a
biz hedneas his be treneeded la earanalde labition

Wool.B.—Thrwomeizi.w, elm 6.—Tbsre Is • steady
emetteopaica cof wool going la the &Aria, sad • good tlem
mud atatiaste et full rstee.

MAI(UFACTURE6.—IIimpiesereLD, Bm. 6.—The
stock of geode In the cloth ball w estromely low, and busi-
ness limited for want of choice. The warehouse' bare bad
a busy day moat kinds of 81111011 Age good. as well as a
Fenton for the winter trade.

CORN.-Hatt, Son 6.-At to-day's market a
Mill supply of English wheat, which Is taken off by local
minus at fully lest week's miss both for new and old.
Foreign of tine quality sells in retail at better price, than
obtainable during the week. Barley for malting in good
request. Grinding parcels do not move off so freely as of
lme. Beans and peas slow site and rather cheaper. Oats
neglected, sod prime in favour of buyers. The foreign im-
ports last week are u under:-Wheat, 1,642 qrs. Barley,
3,927. Oats, 2,869. Beans, 667. Peen 149. Linseed
and rapeseed, 7,342.
Laws, Sort. 6.-The supply of wheat is only mode-
rate; finennalities of old sell M rates warmly obtainable
on Friday ; other deecriptions uswithout alterattos in value.
Best new Is inquired for, and fetskee late prime ; thin com-
mon earn. go! same idlarposed. of at
Beam thirrl.ez
demand.
.Ficitsheavy
berley sad
other article without variation. Arrivals :-Wheat, 1,766
qrs. ; true, 40 qrs. ; rapessed,_62B qrs. Average picas for
the week main Sept. 3 :-Wheat, 2,078 pl. 46e. 65d. ;
oats, 370 qrs., Ms. berley, 100 qrs., Me.'2l.; rye, 10
qrs., 32e. fid.; beeps, 146 qrs., 445. to. ; pees, 12 ps., 40s.
LYNN, BIM 6.-At our Corn-exchanp this day we had
a good attendanoe, and • fair 'how of wheat ; the trade ruled
slow at last week', pekes. Bosley more offering; good malt-
from Elk. to 44e. per qr.; thin (Andhra sorts as last
trialtents and osta fully as deer. Wheat, white, old,
8111' to 1330:e., Us. to 4130.; ditto, new, 60lbe. to nibs.,
40s totes.; red, old, 6116 e. to 631b5., 40s. to 435.; ditto, new,
69Ite. to 38s. to 41e. Barley, Chevalier, new, 62Ibs.
to 6410 e. ,118 s. to 44e.; oornmen, 6Ms. to 621b5., 30s. to Iles.
Beans, old, 651ba. to 6611ba., 48s. to 62a. • ditto, new,
Mlbs. to &Abs., 43e. to 465. per qr. to the grower..
Nswcasets, SEPT. 6.-Small sandy of wheat front the
eoustryEchieiy new, sad condition soft. Buyers are rather
brisk. Prises fully as good as on Saturday. Scarcely any
south country wheat on ogre, end prices Arm. Foreign neg-
lected, and holden not anxious to sell. In flour more Mull-
ane doing, at Saturday's prime. Grinding barley brings
full prices, and malting qualities inquired for. Oats quiet
holders reams to submit to any lower prices. Beans and
peas without Inquiry.
fianissany, 13ux. 6.-Harent operations being thomegly
eymplated In this diatrict (sad the greater portion of corn
be. tees got together in excellent oonlition), then wee a
very peat Sacrum in the attendance of fumes to-day;
than wee also on increased supply. Samples of new wheat
, exhibited were not of the best and heaviest quality; and we
i hear mope generally are not so heavy se lint year. 'rho ban-
nags
rate..transted to-day was of • steady character at last
matkat's As yet little is doing in barley, but but
qualities fully maintained former prices. Oste, beau, and
peas met an average demand, withoet alteration of prices.
Rye and vetches were in more demand, at slightly Improved
rates. Malt remains steady but Arm. New wheat, 39e. to
431.; old, 37e. to 40s. Euley, 275. to 42a. Oats, 24a. to
216. Baena, 40e. to 60a. Peas, 40e. to 461. Rye, 30.. to
She, per qr. Tares, 7s. 6d. to Bs. per busheL Plow, 31s. to
375. per seek. Malt, 7s. 6d. to Bs. per bushel.

CATTLB.-B•LleStlne, Barr. 13.—At our market to-
du the supply of beasts for the meson of the year was unu-
sually large, and mostly of superior quality ; sad at the same
time there wee a greater number of butchers sod dukes than
we hue seen for some time. Thet demand for best animals
was brisk, sad a cleanses elated arty' whilst for other
kinds the Inds wee steady, sod newly evfe2itking on offer
was sold, the prime of lest market being noeintained.
The supply of sheep numbered newly 3, (being the
greatest quantity exhibited for =say months), met
with a ready sale at former rates. Then were
a few pens of lambs offend, which said at cor-
respouding pekes. Very flow calves, which were all sold
at full terms. in the pig market the upply of store and
other pigs was large, and as excellent trade wad doing at
rather higher rates. Best ox beef, lls. to lllik per score;
cow and haler ditto, 10s. to lls.; used,w mutton.
Bd. per lb.; other breeds, 7d. to 70.;9d. to 10d.;
y,.4 7d. to 70.; fresh pork, Bd. to 7d.; asked ditto, 7d.
to ild., and in. to ihr. M. per mon; green bacon,
y lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 104.; sweat pickled
944. to 10d.; gamier old Mors pigs, les. to 20s. each;
suckling ulna, 12e. to 245. each; cows with calves, 141,
to W. each.