The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.

DANIEL. HAZER, Dover, hatter, to surrender Oct. 7 Ml 2,
and Nov. 10 so 11, at llasingball-street. Sol., Murray,
London-atntet, Fanchurch-shah ; off. wig., Stanateld,

Iskiam flori;Tot;;, Upper Sydenham, Kent, boot maker,
Oct. 7at 12, and Nov. 6at2, at Baainghall-street. Solo.,
Masse,. Bristow, Greenwich ; off. swag., Johnson, Basing-
hall-street.
THOMAS JAIME Dona, Stony Provost, Doreetehire, inn-
keep-r, Oct. 7at 11, and Nov. 3at 12, at Basioghall-
street. Soli., Yenning and Co., Tokenhouse-yard, and
Secyer, Shaftesbury; off. swig., Bell, Coleman-street-
.
MONTAGUE MOM, Borough Market, fruiterer, Oat. Sat 2,
and Nov. 3at 12, at Boniaghall-street. Sol., Gaut, Moho-
las-lane, City ; off. @nig., Edwards, Sambrook-court.
WILLIAK SAVAGE, Winclreeter, Berlin wool dealer, Oct. 10
at l2}, and Nov. 10 at 12, at BsainghaU-street. Sas.,
Ashurst sad Co., Old J awry ; off. marg., Lee, Alder-
rnanbury.
Jolla Wootttscaorr, lA' k, Shataffordshire, corn dealer, Oct.
6 and 30, at 10, at Birmingm Court. Sole., Richardson
and Sadler, Old Jewry-chambers, and Southall and Nel-
son, Birmingham; off. *wig., Christie, Birmingham,
ElcitAkD STONEY LAMIsI CT, Bristol, dealer in =Mire
Oct. 6 and Nov. 3, at 11, Bristol Court. So's., Ashural
and Son, Old Jewry, and Bevan and Girding, Bristol; off.
asag., Acraman,
EVAN EAVIEs, Swansea, Glamorganihas, linendraper, Oct.
6 and Nov. 3, at 11, at Bristol Court. &s., Sturt and
Mason. Oveaham-street, City, and Bevan and Gating,
Bristol; off. amp.. Miller, Bristrl.
WILLIAM! Eras, UlAs(onbOrT, aotoeradshire, bookseller,
Oct. S and Nov. 2, at 11, at Bristol Court: Solo., Bollard,

Glaatonbury, and Abbott and Law, Bristol; off. assig.,
Miller, Bristol.
TiloMA“ WYInNT, Waintleet, Lincolnshire, wine and spirit
merchant, Oct. 14 sad Nov. 18, at 12, at Leeds Court
bell at Kingston-upon-Hull. Rola., Merrifield, Waling/et,

and Enelaad end' B.isalbye, Kingiton-upon:Hull ;
amid., Carrick, Hall.
Ttloll4ll GAKNIVP, Great °rhombi, Lthoolashire, tailor,
Oct. 14 and Nov. 18, at 12, at Leak Court held at
Kitiestoa-apoa-Hull. Sol., Preston, Hull ; off. twig.,
Carrick, Hall.
_ BANKRUPTCY ANBTULLED

Sept. 21. SA 1111161. firLACI1111;..1;;;til ithwtxilLAccuray,
Ludt Goolorosh Yorkshire. cloth manutoctozers.

DIVIDENDS.
Oct. 19. A. Gresehlll, Harrow.en-tbo-lIM, Middlesex,
beker—Oet. 19. J. Brea, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, grocer
—Oct. 17. W. J. White end L. Bothered, Regent-street,
drapers—Oat. 17. J. Gregory, High-street, Southeuit,
oilman—Oct. 19. C. W. Broughton, Stnithampton-street,
Covent-podia, tailor-oot 17. R. H. Obberd, Old-street.
rved,l3horediteb, lead merchant—Oct. 16. A. Ruo, Hedge.

row, legion-green, hosier—Oct. 16. J. Piper, High-street
and Spencer-street, Stiorixlitch, Reaching ironmonger—Oct.
16..1. Busher, New Bond-street, livery stable keeper—Oat.
M. J. Holdall, Belmont, OM Bolton-le .114sors, Dincashirs,
cotton spinner—Oct. 23. W. Duckworth, Churrh, near Ac-
crington, and Lamb-in-Roasendals, Lancashire, cotton
manufacturer—Oct. 22. T. Jones, Aberaven, and Cirmavon,
Glamorgenshire, general shop keeper—Oct. 27. .1. 11. Brown,
Sunderland, ship builder—Oct. 23. T. Firmston, Sbrewsbury,
builder—Oct. 19. 8. Staintem, Birmingham, licensed victual-
ler—Oct. 19. A. Hinton, Birmingham, druggist—Oct. 19.
3V. Coneeley, san., Tiptern, Staffordshire, brick maker—Oct.
15. E. Eloarn, Liverpool, merchant.
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CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless canoe be shown to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
Oct. 19. J. Dickson. Bread-street, City, warehouseman—
Oct. 19. T. Hawke., Dudley, WorcestorAire, glum manu-
facturer; Liverpool, merchant Garstun, Lancashire, salt
manufecturer; and Paddington, Middlesex—Oct. 17. H.
Bunny, Newbury, Berkshire, brickmaker —Oct. 17. J. Ran-
yard, Shoreham, Sasses, brewer—Oct. 17. W. F. Walling-
ton, Oxfurd, tailor—Oct. 16. C. Duvall, Crosby-row,
Wal-
aolh-road, and Queen's-buildinge, Knightsbridge, provisos
merchant—Oct. 16. J. Sesby, Vauxhall-walk, Lambeth,
huller—Oct. 17. R. H. Obbard, Old-street-road, Shorediteb,
lead merchant—Oct. 16. J. Edgar, Bury St. Hdlntincre. Suf-
folk, draper—Oct. 16. 8. Molynens, Oliver's-yard, City-road,
mill sawyer—Oct. 16. 0. W. Daniel, Hate, Woodford,
Essex, hotel keeper—Oct. 16. J. Piper, High-streetsad
Spencer-street, Bboreditch, finishing ironmonger—Oct. 16.
J. Busher, New Bond-street, livery stable keeper—Oct, It
W. Blackman, Northfleet, Kent, Brewed victualler—Oot.l6.
A. ILLIII, Hedge-row. Islington, hosier—Oct. 16. W. H. W-
hetter, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, own dealer—Oct 16. T.
Fleming, Liverpool, merchant—Oct. 16. W. W. Josses,
Portniadoo, Carnarronstiire, ship bnilder—Oct. 19. H.
Mackay, Liverpool, shipwright-od.. 16. H. Holland, Ley-
land, Lancashire, builder.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
• •

D. Hill and J. C. Drury, NOWCuttrupon-Tyne, hosiers—
D. Hill, E. Nsehobion, and W. Hodge, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, drapers—W. Norman, sen., and W. Norman, Jun.,
Chichester, Witten-3. Waterhouse and J. Mullett, Titford
Bridge Colliery, near Oldbury, Worcesterohire, huffy mailers
—F. Thorpe and J. Horny, Great Stnitb-siren,Weatroinater,
rhemista—S. Kirkham and 8. Ilighfield, Newcastle-under-
Lyme. Staffordahire, mcreera—W. Underwood and A. Thom-
son, Oodliman-street and Wed-street, Smithfield—D. Ro-
berta and W. J. Hanson Halifax, Yorkabire, wonted
apinncro-0. Simmons and 0. Bower, Dro)laden, Lanes-
▪ irtmfiquidera—J. Bonk, W. &Horn, and It. Brook, '
Lockwood, Yorkshire, fronfounders—J. Garner and J. 0.
Upward, Dame-Wert, Britannla•fields, wholesale millions—
A. Kershaw, J. Rerobaw, W. Kershaw, and T. Kershaw,
Far Oarnhopr, Haworth, Yorkahire, worsted spinners. ro for
ea
regard' W. Kerchaw—E. W. Menlo and J. Burrimgh,
Oxford, printers—J. Hide and A. Hide, Fulham, Middlesex,
linendrspers—T. De Year and T. 8 Do Veer, Lisle ',treat,
' Leicester-equate, leather sellers—J. Emerson and W. Cook,
Osiostrimugh, Lineolmbire, linandrapers—W. Charlton and
0. F. Johann, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants—T. Baron
and A. Lang. Oakraohnw, Lancashire, manufacturers of
acetic aced—W. Pinder and G. Rawson, Nottingham, peon-
board and box manufacturers—T. Manna and J. Aladin,
Carbrook, Yorkshire, brickmakera—S. J. Tipton and W. 8.
Leiria rains Lane. Shropshire, grocers—F. Chambers and
H. Limby, Tower Royal, City, wholesale coffee dealer—J.
Barnard, G. W. Allen, and C. Whitaker, ',tenter, curers of
bandage so for as regards C. Whitaker—W. R. ('riddle and
L Erlddle, Highottreer, Islington, and Queen's-buildings,
Knightsbridge, confectioners.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. . _

ALExawnen Glasgow, merchant, Oct. 1, at the Fa-
culty Hall, Glasgow,
JOHN EttwesoN, Glasgow, @later, Sept. 29, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.

REPARSENTATION GP OT,lllllAll.—The usual
Speaker's notification appears in lain night's Gov't, annoutr-
fag that the writ for a new election for Oldham will be issued
in a fortnight.

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therrtot.—On end slier Fonda,. October 4. 18'4% cacti pg., of the
Mott* will In• shro-ntanted with a Coloured Map. n Chin, or the
Pima of a Penult& 'I oda. ao as to furnish to oach rtilp-tlOvr, graft+,
WWI itratamtwoolva and utroftil Al The me of rogr mei will
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par. will te et doubt. the Wan. In n thort tittle the Itlr latch ttlaa Al
tontala inato gnaw end palliate of plaeor than any other puteiration
of lias Lind. The ontaallati will he when teparotely. and where Iwo.
&elk& Within lb. trot four nointiot India will be moot aemstely
helbeseek la • mho of Who tooD. Itto ammo of the trtit.t. 0111 hello,
gemeetee purred seeency. Ibe erstsvier will he ht the
bales .rfb of ark Isroteteg • wit of may thonionds of pound.
keileteke talitleiek eloottioaelartalteltinnenta. bottle, man, room..
eldleabOwore will,visaseelor the Itiapatoh Atlas. he romitegl
Wilk a Weft wog. The We Atlas will be forwarded Intl with
**PM it the mod pet tom or 6d. stamped. The Febtay
grewino adltloa nay he rewired to thy mat distant parte of the
Moslem 0S ishafte teceslag.-011•1•130, Fitekstrect. Loath*.

MARKET 6.

PRODUCE.

tvvnt 00L, SEPT. 24.
Coneiderable o tialty has pervaded some of our produce
marketa during tie, past month. In the early part a specu-
lative feeling 'peeing up for rice, in consequence of the pre-
vailing reports td the re-appearance of the potato blight, and
large transactions took plea* at an advance in price ; latterly,
however, large arrivals hove checked the demand, and the
rime has been lost. Saltpetre has also risen considerably in
value. In cotton very extensive operations have occurred,
and with an increased consumption and an apprehended de-
ficiency in the supplies, prices have been very considerably
enhanced. The Lpward tendency in sari:bits. again Men
checked, supplies Laving increased and more
desirous of realleing.—Trom Browne, Hunter,bal Co.'s
Price Current.

SUGAR.—The acerege price of brown or If urcorado
sugar, the produeo of the British possession" in Amerioy
for the week ending Sept. 22, la 36e. bd. per cwt. exclusive
of duty. The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar,
the produce of the Maw:nun for the week ending as above,
D Ms. 100. The average price of Mesa or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the East Indite, for the week ending
sa above, is 36e. 84d. The average price of the three fore-
going descriptions of sugar is 36e. 44. per cwt., exclusive of
duty.
Ilitivint, Sere. 25.—The market Is decidedly firmer this
week, and although we are not able to quote any advance in
prices, still the deniers Bud it more difficult to purchase suit-
able qualities oar as good terms as they were able to a few
days ago. Retmers produce finds a reedy sale, at rather
improved rates. Rum is much wanted, but there is very
little offering.

COTTON.—LIIT.RPOOL, SEPTEMBER 26.—The 14t1/0
that has taken place In the buying from the trade,
and the demand for cotton generally , has had its
usual effect upon pines. Our market has been quiet
and dull throughout the whole of the week, and as
holders have in many cases shown some desire to realise:
we have to quota • reduction of id. per lb. on tba middling
qualities of American lintel this day week ; middling Uplands
are now worth 9d.; 90 and Orleans, The
Committee of Brokers place fair Uplands, 90.; Mobile, 91d.;
and Orleans, 9fd. Surata are id. to id. per lb lower, and
freely offered for sale. Brazils are id. per lb. lower, while
Egyptians, though in ',se demand, cannot be quoted at any
decline on the current rates. We know of no especial woe
for this quiornacs, beyond the fact that the trade are now wail
supplied with cotton, and naturally do not feel disposed to
increase their stocks at the present high prices. The ac-
counts from America are now generally considered favour-
able for the growing crop. 2,280 American, and 2,130 Surat
are to havo been taken en speculation ; 240 Arnett-
mn, reMrtellic.dria, 670 Surat, and 300 Bahia for export;
so that the deliveries to the trade for the week have been
about 22,800 baler. Sales to-day 4,000 bales, all to the trade.
Sales of the week, 28,960 tales.

COTTON GOODS.-111•9;mizermr, SEPT. 25.—There is
little sr no change worth noticing educe Tuesday so Tegdrd9
prime The demand continues on a diminished Mae, and
though sellers are rather easier to deal with in most came, yet
many manufacturers and spinner., finding themselves well
supplied with orders fir the present, and stocks being limited
for most except India goods, are indisposed to make any
quotable change in prices. While buyers are holding back
for the chancre of lower rates, there is a strong feeling in some
answers that the time has not yet arrived. The demand for
nib. to 8116. cloth for Chins is to a fair amount, as also in
yarns suited to Germany and Russia. In printed cottons
also there is a fair foreign demand, and with the present
exorbitant rates for lap, cochinesl,snd satilower, the extra
cost of cotton is only coo important item in these which
affect their aids, and consequently it is leas affected than
might be expected by the quietness of the Liverpool market,
CORN.—Citaxwaroan Elerr. 28.—The sandy of wheat
was good to-day, and a fair demand for all the Net deem lr.-
lions at a decline of Is. on white. The farmers do not ft el
inclined to follow the decline of Mark-lens. Red, 62e. to
661.; extra, 585.; white, AL to 62e; extra, 63.. Barley
in brisk demand, the quality not at all equal to expectation;
a small peeper' ion of duo, but quality generally is very mi.-
ous 40e. to 489.; extra, 60s. Nana and pea fully as dear.
Lixcome, Sr.er. 25. Oar market has been well
sap-
plied with wheat, the quality vary various, much being badly
sprouted. Bea• temples met a fair sale at Is. less money;
inferior nepiertad. Wheat, red, 60s. to 66e.; whits, 67e. to
60e; old, 65a. A fair supply of barley, also la. lower;
grinding, 40e. to 42.; making, 46e. to 60e.
.. . .

WAKISTIPLD. SEPT. 26.—Wheat was held at last week's
rates and 'old a r•vly, except ch, ice parcels. Fine barley wen
in fair demand, I..at other carte dull, end le. lower. No
change in other ache:ca.—Averages fur the week ending Sept.
21 :—Whoat, 4,639 qr.., at 595. lid.; barley, 434 qrs., at
435. 3.1 d.; tetc,l2 qrx., at 285.; buns, 49 qrs., at 495. 31d.;
par, 30 qrs., at 40a. 6d.

COALS.—Lowncu, Berr.26.—Holywall, 16s. ; Howard's
West Hartley Nelterton, 17e. 6d. ; Morpeth Weet t-
-I'7, 17s. ; Tentkel Moor Batas, 134. ed. ; Wellbottle
Hartley, Me. 6d. •, Weed's West Hartley, 16s. 6d.
Wylloo, 165.; Well. End Eden, 17.. 6d.; Wells End
Cinem', 16r. 3d.; Wells End Helton Lyons, 16s. 3d.;
Wells End Lonbton, les. 6d. • Walls End Itatael's
Hatton,ltd.; Wklle End Casop, 17e. ed.; Wells
End Haugh Hall, 17.'. 6d.—Ships at Marked, 24; sold, Li.