The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-05 00:00:00

MARKET&

[Rams or soucrrou AND warm PAITIOOLaBII TO le
GRAINED AT THE 0171C1 OP EMI MIMI RBODIMiIs
COUNT OP warwaurror, zAsoinzawwwisera
BANKRUPT&
JAMES CALLINGHAM, Flexford, near GuildfOrd, dealer in under-
wood, to surrender Dec. 17, at IL
BERNARD SIORIsT, Ehner's End, Keat, and MooßiveibalEMOlraty,
wire worker, Dec. 17, at 11.
JOHN EDWARDS, Southampton, watehmaker, Dec. 17, at 11.
Lawn JOSEPH WORMS, Crowatrect. Hatton-gardan, greengnoners
Dec. 17, at 11.
EDWARD JOHN WALTER, Newhaves.limeez,batcher,o3l7.atlL
RICHARD MILLWOOD, Cadogan-strost, MON& caever and
Dec. 17, at 12.
EDWARD DAVID ORDTITHI, carkr4Has, coy, general Map:Aar,
Dec. 17, at 1.
RICHARD HATCHET?. jllll., Upper TtMid/piton, Middle's& late
grocer, Dec. 17, at 1.
CARoLINE HOLLAND, WHIMEtOII-108d, aePbam-eOO4l. widow,
Dec. 18, at IL at 11.
Gamma TARRANT, Christ Church, Hants. grocer. Dec. 18,
THOMASiDAat 11.
DsETlLLAlTlNGTODrati,yiendlreanat.i.oCl..ty,auwaremanaL Dec,Deo..
18,1
STEPHEN KRNNELL, Foreatchill, late calapro deter, Dec.lB, at IL
THOMAS GRACE PHILLIPS'S, Oxford-et, a entry, Dec. 18, at IL
GEORGEuszT
BBplrxßDess, Enfield-hlithwat.rwayiatioyfdwight,,
batiDete.d.rlB: 12.18. at
WILLIAM TAYLOR JENNINGS, Barnes, Surrey, commiaskon agent,
Dec. 19, at 1.
JOHN MERL Charlotte-street, Fltsroy-equare, house decorator,
Dec. 19, at 1.
TIIoNIS COOPEE, Mollll4fne-Metra, Rtmaell-equare, cab proprie-
, tor, Dec. 18, at 1.
THOMAS SLOPE'', liaamesavenue,C4ty, auctioneer, Dee. 18, at &
HENRY BEDFORD, Upper Whitecrcasat., poulterer, Dec. 19, at 12.
ORML LEE GRATTAN and GEORGE BROWN. Frith-etreet, Soho,
leather sellers, Dec. 19, at E.
GROWN NORMAN, Kingidand-read, hairdreeset Dec. 19, at 1.
.1055 CLIPS WEBS, Bell-gardens,Peckham, late grocer,Decl9,atl.
GEORGE La CREN, Annette-road, HolloWay, late accountant's
clerk, Dec. 19, at 2.
JOSEPH HORTON, SARAH HORTON, JOSEPH FARMER, and WIL-
LIAM FARMER. BirininghaM, cut nail makers, Dee. 17, at IL
JAMES JAMES, Ystradgunlais, Breconshire, farmer, Dec. 14, at 11.
THOMAS DODDRELL PERROTT, Bristol. coachbuilder, Dec. 14,8111.
ARTHUR JOHN ANsILL, Sheraton Maria, Wiltshire, grocer, Dec.
14, at 11.
LLEWELLYN InOMAS and ISAAC MORGANS, Swansea, builders,
Dec. 19, at 11.
WJJOATlMBLUDRA:Atoßlyirro::realan,i'Lli•dstiorkmib, holyite,ncenlikabeepedrateperrr:
ji5ee...Dee..111,11,4,741"11.11.1.
JOHN COLLIS, Fairfield, Lancashire, book-keeper. Dec. 17. st IL
JOHN HOLLAND,Pemberton,Lancasb.,cotton spinner,e9,at 12.
JOHN JOHNSON SHAW, Liverpool, master carter, Dec. 19, at 11.
PHILIP BELLwoon, West Derby, builder, Dec. 19, at 11.
ALEXANDER PERCIVAL BAR R, Birkenhead and Liverpool. Dom-
mission agent, Dec. 17, at 11.
WILLIAM UTI.EY and RICHARD LEE, Burnley, cotton manufac-
turers, Dec. 14, at 12.
ZECHARIAH PARSONS, Accrington, winder, Dec. 18, 11.
JAMES MATTINSON, Manchester, draper, Dec. 14, at lat
1.
JOHN MEM), Hulme, Lancashire, surgeon, Dec. 21, at 12.
JOSEPH NICHOLSON, Sunnyside, Durham, innkeeper, Dec. 14,
at 12.
JACOB JACKSON, South Shields, licensed hawker, Dec.l4, at 12.
EDWARD doers, Birmingham, clock spring maker, Jan. 4, at 10.
RICE TROWBRIDGE Southea, Hants, butterdealer, Dec. 18, at 11.
EDWARD HEMMINGS,, Smethwick, Staffordshire, beer retailer,
Dec. 15, at 11.
JOHN HODGSON, Halifax, cattle dealer, Dee. 21, at 10.
JOSEPH Boomel, Halifax, publican, Dec. 14, at 10.
RICHARD AKEROYD and WILLIAM •KEROYD, Batley, Yottshire,
Joiners, Dec. 14, at 12.
ROBERT Smrrims, Middieton,Yorkshtre, victualler, Dex.lo, at 12
WILLIAM RANSOS NioTr,MotiksFleigh,Suffolk,grotrer,Dec.l7, at &
CHARLES FISHER, Askham, Lancashire, labourer, Dec. 17, at 10.
JAMES JACKSON, nett, near Rocadale,cotton wear er,Dec.lB,at 11.
EDWARDALLONRY,llawiteshead,Lancash,woodcutter,Dec.l9,stll.
GEORGE WILLIAM BALDRY, Hastings, artist, Dec. 15, at U.
JOHN REnFERN, Leek, attorney, Dec. 13, at 11.
THRA.CHAspooPotiNgo,,Kjoilizsewuiponfonni.sp,
siblacdthkgsm,litohor, Dee.yo Yorkshire,
at 10.
RALPH
I)ec. 13, at 12.
RICHARD RUDE IN. Leicester, assistant In ale stores, Dec.l6, at 10.
W Dec.DocllB9., "at 11.11..
HENRYILt,ma R tsTroCmicoL. LlD.,,,rßac
klcakipoo.inelt,majoinkeerr,,
WILLIAM TOWERS, Manchester. millwright, Dec. 18 at 91f.
THOMAS LONGDON, Litchnrch. Derbyshire, moulder,Dec. 20, at 12.
WILLIAM SAGE, Milton-next-Gravesend, victualler, Dec.ls, at 11.
EDWARD BI.A.1)0N, Hanley, dealer, Dec. 111, at 12.
Hantsbutcher, Dec. t 2, at 11.
JOSEPH LANE, Basingstoke, , coppice
HANNAH BALDWIN,East Dean,Gioneesterah., widow, Dec.l7, at 12.
THOMAS BLOWER DAVIES, Birkenhead and Liverpool, commirion
agent, Dec. 14, at 3.
JOHN JONES, Oswestry, Innkeeper, Dec. 15, at 11.
JOHN HoegomoN, Lincoln, cutler, Dec. 17, at 11.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER GRAY, Brotherton, Yorkshire, Innkeeper,
Dec. 18, at 11.
31A RV ANN BtrcHEß,Plymouth,lodginghouselteeper,Dec.l4,atll.
WILLIAM MULLINS, Barnstaple. marine store dealer,Dec.lo,at 12.
dolmen R'ELLS, Worcester. fishmonger, Dec. 19, at 11.
GEORGE IRVING, Stapleton, Cumberland, blackantith,Dec.l3,at 10.
GEORGE Hitt, Clewer New Town, near Windsor, journeyman
bricklayer, Dec. 15, at 11.
WILLIAM WELD PHILLIPS, Sutton Bonington, Nottinghamshire,
surgeon, Dec. 18, at 10.
JOSEPH DOUGLAS, Northampton, tailor, Dec. 22, nt 10.
JEsse CePtss, Langton, Staffordshire, jourueymanhouse painter,
Dec. 15, at 11.
WILLIAM CHADWICK, Runcorn, Cheshire, ostler, Dec. 13, at 10.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
N0v.19. HENRY BULL, Gloucester, hotel keeper.
Nov. 26. THOMAS FISHER, Dalton, Lancashire, labourer.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
THOMAS WHITE, Church-street, Hackney, wine merchant-2nd
dividend of Is. O. and 6s. Old. to new proofs, Dec. 5, and
I three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinglutll-
- street.
DANIEL KENT JARVIS, Great Jamea•street and
Dec.
Lisson.grove, oilman-lst dividend of Is. 61d. Dec. 5. and
three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', BWinghall-street.
JOHN JAMES BENNETT, Illandford Forum, Dorsetshire, draper-
let dividend of Bd., Dec 5, and three subsequent Wednesdays.
at Edwards'. Basinghall-street.
WILLIAM HENRY WILTON, St. Day, Cornwall, jeweller-let
vidend of Ss. 101 d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's,
Exeter.
RICHARD DAVIS HITE, Chndleigh, Devonshire, miller-Ist
dividend of Wlld., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's,
Exeter.
CHRISTOPHER SAMUEL FLOOD and HARRY BUCELAND LOTT.
lioniton, Devonshire, bankers-final dividend of 1..341., any
Tuesday or Friday, at. Carrick's, Exeter.
' SAMUEL (4:URGE 110MERAY, Swansea, coal shipper-Ist dividend
of Is. 2b1., any Wednesday, at Acrarnan's, Bristol.
THOMAS WALTER NICHOLAS, Newport, Monmouthshire, fuer-
: chant's clerk -Ist dividend of 45. 90., any Wednesday, at
Acraman's, Bristol.
EBENEZER TYNDALL, Billion Woodside, Gloucestershire. grocer-
' let dividend of 10d., any Wednesday, at Acraman's, Bristol.
Elms PARSLEY TILL/.T. Cleverion, Somersetshire. builder-let
dividend of 14., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol.
WILLIAM FIoWER, Bristol, licensed victualler-let dividend of
6d., any Wednesday, at Acriman'a, Bristol.
SAMUEL KULLNER. Cardin, provision merchant-lit dividend of
7s. 6d., any Wednesday, at Acraman's, Bristol.
JOSIAH PENCE, Oaklands, near Carmarthen, manager of an insu-
rance company-Ist dividend of Bd., Dee. 12, and any subse-
quent WerlinWlay, at ACIIIIIISIIII, Bristol.
GEORGE TUT?, Clevedon and Wrington, Somersetshire. saddler
-Ist dividend of 45.:i•1., Dec. 12, and any subsequent Wednes-
day, at Acraman's. Bristol.
JANIM BURNETT, liandsworth, Staffordshire, eivil engineer-
, Ist dividend of 71d., any Thursday. at Kinnear's, Bir-
mingham.
ALFRED BROWN, Newcastle-under-Lyme. tanner-2nd dividend
of 55., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
SestuEL PROCTOR, Rul,Dtall Farm, near Eccleshall. Stafford-
shire, farmer -Ist dividend of 2s. 3j0., any Thursday, at Kin-
near's, Birmingham.
FOREMAN, St. Helen's, printer-2nd dividend of
Is. 14., any Wednesday, at Turner's. Liverpol.
Ikon KettoCK, Liverpool, draper-Ist dividend of In. &1., any
Wednesday. at Turner's, Liverpool.
DAVID WILLIAMS. Lianasa, doper-Ist dividend of 9d., any
Wedmoday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 17. E. Cain and J. Fairitairn, Richmond. plumbers-Dee.
17. E. Titchener, Chichester, attorney-Dee. 17. E. Glanville,
Benaington, Oxfordshire. licensed victualler-Dec. 20. E. Cud-
don, Great Tower-street, City, wine merchant-Dec. 20. J.
Picker, Godstone, Surrey, fanner-Jan. 17. T. Arnie'', sen.,
Lichfield, saddler-Inn. 25..1. Surrnan. Worcester, butcher-Dec.
20. W. lialsdon, Bristol, commission agent-Jan. 10. D. Jones,
Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, ship owner-Dec. 19. R. Hinstston,
Liskeanl, attorney-Dec. 17. G. Williams, Machyolleth, Mont.
gatneryshire, Innkeeper-Dec. 18. J. C. Webb. Manchester, ja-
panner-Dec. 21. W. Rowland and W. Crankshaw, Manchester
-Dec. 14. I. Kirkbride and J. Kirklwide, Carlisle, done masons
-Dec. 10. E. Phillips, Halifax. painter-Dec. 17. Henrietta
Bevan. Southampton and West Cowes. stay maker-Dec. 17 J.
King, Batley, Hampshire, carpenter-Dec. 17. C. W. Bradley,
loutharepton, machinist.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
H. Partin and .1. Parfitt. Cwmbran. Monmouthshire, builders
-B. Meade and R. Kitchen. Liverpool, cart owners-R. R.
Mawson and F. S. Taylor, York, curriere-J. Morton, W. Broad-
bent, and W. Asquith, Halifax. Yorkshire, millwrights, sn far as
regards W. Broadbent-J. Wilkinson, T. Knowles, and Betsey
Dickinson, Great Bolton and Chorley, Lancashire. tanners, so
far as regards J. Wilkinson-D. Young, A. W. Phillips, D. Ro-
bertson, and (1 T. Candlish, Snnderland, glees manufacturers,
sn far as regards D Robertson-T. Pattlson, T. Pattison, Sarah
Pattison, and R. Pattison, Newcastledipon-Tyne, cart proprie.
tore, so far as regards T. Pattison and T. Pettison -J. Firth, C.
Bradley, and W. Bradley, Bradford, machine wool comb makers,
so far as regards J. Firth -J. Brown and G. Drown, Bradford,
worsted spinners-J. R. Ashworth and If. Bruner, Brighton,
furniture dealers-H. D. Burn and R. Ainlee, Liverpool. Insur-
ance brokers-J. Evans and S Jun.. Walsall, Staffordshire,
spur manufacturers-W. Atkinson and J. Rhodes, Leeds, stock-
brokers-W. R. Smith and J. Pickering, Merthyr Tydfil, solid-
toea-C. Hagtm sad W. Ashcroft, New street,
IX. Dewhint and A. Wilkinson, Bradford• jsitue.ldoiLlStocks and .1- Franklin, s'nciton In the High ieiriecbe-ttrohH,
.psliTnatct:des7
mden Town•
gralnere-H. Ramadan and W. D. Allan,
square• City
shlpbr•kers-J. Matthew and J. Gent.
-I). Leighton, D. Procter, and C. Leighton, Audleyf
p,ChSritnanatffeceonrdr:-
A. Pritchard and T. Pritchard, Birmingham, nail makers-S.
Townsend and J. Braithwaite, Bradford, worsted manufacturers
-T. Holme and R. Holmes Great Cnoby, Lancashire. brick-
makes- G. C. Pecket and J. N. Rankin. Sunderland, shiphrokers
-A. H. Cooper. H. B. Craig, and J. Craig, Cheapside, mercantile
agents, so far as regards A. H. Cooper-F. R. R Mdow and H. G.
Bridge, Baker-street, Portman-square. photographers-F. lUing-
worth and W. Edmondson, Idle, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturers
-L. Grave and H. Skiimer, Blackmanatreet, Southwark, linen-
drapers.

SCOTCH SIQUESTRATIONS.
Joss FORUM% Inverness, Ironmonger, Dec. 12, at the Caledonian

Hotel, Inverness.
ozogor TI:LLET, Oavinton, aesher, Dee. I% at the Mack Bull
Ina, Dime.

PATENT OFFICE MUSEUM, Silvia KENSINGTON.—
Number of visitors for the week ending Dee. 1, 1,508 ;
total number since the opening of the bitumen& free daily
(12th May, 1858),1,09!,819.
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TALLOW.—TUMSDAY Kerma. The markat vis
idea& to-day :—SproS 44a. ; Jimmy to Ilse* 44a.
karok 445. 9d. to 450. ; December, 43a. 9d. 46.
Deliveries to buttombs& 303 casks.

COTTON.—lavirsrooL, Dic. C—Our marled sonlivait
Meadi2with a moderate bagmen. Peke to-day B,olXllntik
inclu • 2,000 speculation and export. 1,200
Amin, id, to 1641. ; 350 Pernam, Iw., 131 d.
100 Maranham, 14d. to 15d.; 50 Mufti* and ho,,
403 Rampino, 13id. to
Xl5O
Pe
BEnTro&, 1211 • 6,74
Surat,- did. to no. 90._ to na.;
Bcincle, kn., Md. to 80. ; 150 Peru, 1.3 d. to utd.

oorrON GOODEL-114sossens. D,c. 4.—ba tla 7„‘
market to-day there has been no improemeat woke
depressed state of feeling which =bag on Friday. Thes
has only been • moderate amount of trannictiocs rassage.
in business, and these have been done at Friday's unit
In the cloth market there has also been a quiet sad 111.
pressed feeling. Sellers renew the quotatiou of last with
but in most came they are only nominal. resulting is ,;;;
little business. The announcement of failures and
of disinters impendim have had • disc••!•4l2 stems
buyers, which have led almost to a wispenesoa imam
The chief failure announced is that of the old andiespow
firm of Abraham, Troost, and Co., merchants of Ffa►
cheater, one, in fact, which is nearly the oldest is the*
Mr. Bead, manufacturer, of Blackburn, is also roratimol
as having suspended—liabilities rumoured at about Skttek
The liabilities of Messrs. Troost and Co. are mid to
large, but no reliable amount has been named.

WOOLLEN.—Lone, Dec. 4.—Only a small mat
of buyers have been in the markets, and general gait
hu pervaded both departments, few transactions wee*
of special notioe having taken plus. In the coloured id
the demand for tweeds continues with little iaterepiisk
and they still form almost the only article in Nunn •
few tolerably good parcel' have changed hands. Ceelia.
and meltons have been transferred in isolated mei, sad
the inquiries for plain cloths have also been flat ; a hi
parcels of spring goods have met with purehaans ia fl
way of samples, though the transfer of these maws tunas yet be necessarily Lmitedln the white marl* tiee
transfer of heavy goods only takes plus in the wed
orders, consequently they have changed hands to a suy
limited extent ; hair lists have shown a slight *elm
ment, though care is yet manifested in the Walked
these goods, which are, nevertheless, considered is sewn
throughout the year. Prices are without alteration.

WOOLS.—HUDDIRSTIELD, Dec. 4.—There wm 6 Sar
siderably larger attendanoe of buyers than there has Ises
for some time past, end a better state of feeling prevalls4,
although the demand for regular market goods els su
largely influenced by the attendance, job lots Minima*
in demand. In several instances the buyers, vim
were representatives of large London homes, eehaod job
lots at reduoed rates.

MANUFACTURES. —Ho DDlSannew, DEC. —llse is
mend for woollen cords was 'somewhat better, and soft
transactions took place in the better classes of tug
trouseringa. For winter overcastings only a Wirt"
demand now exists, and short lengths only are mask
purchased. The country trade continues quiet, and best
orders and payments are di cult to obtain. There is lit*
doing in the shipping trade, but a steady amount dINS
news bas been transacted during the week in the kcal wal
trade.

CORN.-HULL, Dec. 4.-At to-day's market a icy
small supply of English wheat which is takeneff &tannin
Tuesday's currency for best samples, whilst common aid
damp parcels are fully Is. per qr. lower ; fore* kit
firmly, but next to nothing doing. Barley of ell den*
tions rather easier, in some instances ls. per qr. hoe is se.
cepted. Beans dull, at Is. reduction. Peas steady. Osts
sell slowly, but good hone corn maintains late rst
Foreign arrivals for the week:-Wheat, 8,765; twin,
24,676 ; oats, 3,738 ; beans, 8,787; peas, 3,075 ; tarn 71;
Indian corn, 2,594 qrs.
Insvicn, DEc. 4.-The supply of wheat was say
limited here to-day. Farmers refuse to submit to Adidas
in prices, consequently only a few samples changed nab
in buyers' favour. Barley was in large supply, sad
qualities were Is. to 2a. per qr. lower. Beans were nth"
cheaper. Peas firm.
LY,EDS, Dec. 4.-Onr millers are evidently mood&
posed for buying wheat, which however is ,helrtivery fairly
Varfrrns;,washothweillposnitonsubor
our
tur
stocks
be reported
gapzus es
such as would not warrant them in doing so. co Sits
alteration in the value of barley, beans, and Wm
articles, that we make no change in quotations.
Lvrrx, Dec. 4.-At this day's market the anodise
was less than usual, and a moderate show of what;
demand was steady, at Is. to 2s. per qr. less money. Be.
ley-The supply of malting lees than last week,.andprices
;
must be quoted Is. per qr. cheaper grinduog gun
ties, prices in favour of buyers. Beans and oats wok
fully as dear. Per imperial qr. to the veva:-
Wheat. white, old, 621 be. to 631b5., 625. to 655. ; red, ditto,
621bs. to 631b5., 58e. to 615.; white, new, 6llbs. WON.,
58s. to 625. ; red ditto, 611bs. to 621 be., 58s. to Oh.
Barley, best chevalier melting, 531bs. to 541b5., 46a ton .;
ditto runs chevalier ditto, 521bs. to 531b5., 40s. to Ns.
Oats, 361ba. to 381 be., 245. to 265. Beam, 631ba to fan,
50s. to 525. Peas, maple, 631bs. to 641b5., 375. to 41a
NEWCASYLI-ON-TYNE, Dec. 4.-At our market In
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from its
growers, both from the coast as well as from abroad, sore
n 1 vessels which had beon detained upon their pep
having all come to band, hence our millers in the math
part of the day acted much upon reserve, and it was sot
until nearly the close of the market that any triamdims
of moment occurred, when a fair business resulted at A
reduction of Is. per qr. For the best new south magi
yellow, Ws. per qr., 50411i5., was paid, whilst for the gee
ral runs of red Lincolashire weighing naturally 58Iba to
591b5., 625. per qr., 5041b5., could not be exceeded. Forip
in tolerable request, fine red Danish making from 655. so
665. per 5041 be. respectively. Little stirring in Soar. Is
other articles we have little variation to note.
SALISBURY, Dec. 4.-The supply of all del.•
grain to-day was short, and the attendance of both
and sellers was about an average, but, notwi
the transactions in wheat were exceedingly slack, at ade
cline of Is. per quarter. In flour no alteration in prim
A reduction of from is. to 2s. per. quarter took plea is
all qualities of barley, and sales were fist. Good mit
maintained its fainter value. In other respects there no
no variation, and very little business doing. Wind,*
to Vie.; barley, 275. to 535.; oats, 245. to 305.: beam fft•
to 585.; peas, 405. to 525.; rye. 275. to 42a. per gr.;
tares, 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d. per bushel ; flour, 45e. to 490. pe
sack ; malt, 725. to 76e. per qr.

-
CATTLE—SALISMIES, Dec. 4.—Our market
was shortly supplied with sheep, and the atteudanctel
buyers was limited. The greater number of things petrol
were but of middling quality, and the trade ruled dall,
at a slight downward tendency ; but best-quality stati4
however, found buyers, and obtained full prices. There ma
scarcely any pigs in the market, and little business true
acted, the late low prices being still adhered to. Matt*
Bd. to 91d. ; lamb, lOd. to lid. per lb. Beef, Teta U.
to 9d. ; vea, 7d. to lid. ; fresh pork, id. to Bd. ; gles
bacon, 84. to 9d. ; dry ditto, 9d. to 10d. ; rawer
score, Os. 6d. to 10s. ; large bacon pigs, Pa. 3d. to Is.
sweet pickled hams, lOd. to ls. per lb. ; quarter
store pigs, 16e. to 18a. each.

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