The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-02 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER, SEPT. 1•
Cotton has gone up fully id. per lb. since Fr'
day, and the consequence has been a general at''
vance of prices here in both yarn and cloth. at''
business done in cloths last week had the effect °A
clearing out stocks very considerably, and we LT;
had less activity this morning ; but the mark" 13
very firm, and where business has been done seller,.
have obtained a further advance. For
has been a good demand from almost all quartersi;
For India a fair business is reported in 40's 1336„;
and for Germany 15's to 30's water-twist havegt
years tiler'
off well, the advance in all these kinds of twl.
being id. to /d. per lb. above this day Wee„,r,
Shippers to Russia are also buyers of 30'3 10';1",e
twist and 40's mule at an advance of fully id.
home trade supply themselves with moderate_:lreoo
dom in most kinds of cops, and these SpilllUtl/4
are id. to /-d. dearer.

Messrs. John Slagg and Co. report :
001'
" The active demand reported on Tuesday las"upeo
tinned throughout the week, and the market bas
pretty well cleared of stocks of nearly-all kinds cf o),,eu
in many instances at further advance on he prices t'he
current. Yesterday and tc-day, owing partly to t
higher prices asked, and partly to the unfavourable sag
counts from India, there has been less doing in VA,
for that quarter, but in other respect there is no 010°
and the market closes with an upward tendency."
LEEDS, SEPT. 1' 0
The cloth halls have begin attended by at ontthe
average number of buyers this morning, and
like may be said as to the amount of business 6
MI
The tone of the market has been steady, and Pril,
are firm. Purchases have been confined chieflY
the heavier kinds of cloths, and, though no
large lots were bought, a good bulk in the agt".o
gate changed hands, and the market, all tut
considered, was a good one for the season.

HUDDERSFIELD, &in'.
The market for cloth and other woollen f3ll,to'
to-day has been tolerably active, and was be" fe
than on this day week. Several purchases we'd
made of the heavier kinds both for the holne (4.1
foreign markets. For the latter there was 02;4
proved demand. Of the better as well as low g,O
some fair sales were effected. Wool eoutill"
firm in price, but it has not advanced this week'

From the London Gazette of Last Night'

WAR OFFICE, SEPT. 1.

LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. fit 4
NOTICE. —A Board of Officers will sit, from and
2d instant, at No. 17, Great Queeu-street, Airea:rir
ster, for the investigation of any claims upon the 0°,7,10
merit which may be preferred by men who have serv"
the
Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, or Privates ,
late Land Transport Corps. yd
Immediate application should be made in writiaw
dressed to " Board of Enquiry, Land Transport Corlis.
J. It. GODLEY.

COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUW4'
Hampshire Regiment of Militia—James Nicol, 0
late Captain 13th Foot, to be Adjutant from the
May, 457.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
George Pullin, baker, Whitecioss-street.
BANKRUPTS. titA
Richard Elliott, licensed victualler and builder, -..„1"110A
Town, to surrender Sept. 10, at half-past twelve, 0;
si' 10
9, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Carman, efae.vgl.,
Alderreanbury ; Ivimey, Southampton-bulb-illlo 01
John Townsend, auctioneer, Greenwich, Sept.
twelve, and Oct. 9, at two, at the Court of Ba'..„„)kr,`
Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; gins „
George, King-street, Cheapside. yob
James Gardiner, woollen cloth manufacturer, 0.40
Sept. 15 and Oct. 16, at eleven, at the Leeds Distrietro'
Hope, official assignee, Leeds ; Brook, Freeman, and Or
ley, Huddersfield; Clay, Huddersfield; Bond an
wick, Leeds. s°('
William Finch, jun., paper dealer, Dudley Po !„gl3Ol
fordshire, Sept. 11, and Oct. 4, at ten, at the Birra."4o,lo;
District Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birtninbso
Allcock, Birmingham; Hodgson and Allen, Birrni,ngyotY
Arthur J. Kitchen, woollen manufacturer, Ellana,a, ply
shire, Sept. 15 and Oct. 16, at eleven, at the Leeds
trict Court. Hope, official assignee, Leeds ; 11°,iro010
Lao
Dewsbury and Cronhelm, Halifax ; Blakeley and
Dewsbury ; Bond and Barwick, Leeds. 111
William Tyler, of the Royal Surrey Gardens, Septl j,
o
at half-past one, and Oct. 14, at two, at the Court
ruptcy. Graham official assignee ; Blake,. Serjosat'asteA,l
George Gull, tallow broker, Belsize-terrace, aanirt
Sept. 11, at one, and Oct. 14, at half-past one,,„"dso
Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee ;
Finsbury-circus. 6,
James aleyrick, tailor, Crewe, Sept. 15, and Out'ooo/
eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Morgan,
assignee, Liverpool ; Woodburn, Liverol. t.
John Bridges, millwright, 13elper, Sept. 00
8, and 001;
at half-past ten, at the Birmingham District Court. 'pd
ris, official assignee, Nottingham ; Freeth,
Rawson'
Browne, Nottingham ; Haywood, Derby. rpo
Fredk. Winstone, gold pencil case maker, Liveelfft
street, Old Broad-street, City, Sept. 11, at half-past loor
and Oct. 14, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. ,sidf
fad. official assignee ; Stafford, Wellington-street
Strand.
00
James S'ddons, grocer, Sheffield, Sept. 12 an,.. 01
10, at ten, at the Councii-hall, Sheffield. Brawin,
assignee, Sheffield ; Smith and Burdekin, Sheffield.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Charles Seaton, residing at Orchardtield, Leith'
Leith.

James Snodgrass, commission agent, Glasgow.

Country Markets.

LIVERPOOL—SEPT. 1.
There was a fair attendance at market to-atoo
a rather better business was effected in wheat Vo
Friday, at a decline of 3d per bushel on the sve,°7,:oco,‘
prices of English and Irish new red wheat range(' '"usfr,'i
to 8s 6d and white 8s 6d to 9s per 701b3 and the clh.j r.l
of both fine. Flour did not move freely,' and was v0)1.5
barrel and sack under Tuesday's prices. Indian °3l.ciect
a better demand than of late, but white suffered °Or
from the recent high price, and was sold at 42s Per )301
Oats, barley, and oatmeal were fully as dearn• ,010`
scarce, and Egyptians command 42s per 4801bs. Y°,010`
scarce,
firmly.

foi‘
HULL—SEPT. 1. in r
To-day we had a small show of wheat chiefli Ore
condition. The improved turd in the advices fr°Blitso
lane has its influence here. Any further decline e
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slated, and millers showed more anxiety to parch
3s:
fearing they might miss the favourable moment' b° best runs of new red 57s to 58,. Foreign
demand, at oboat Is to 2s under last Tuesday.
Wheat, Eugli h red, 508 to 5Ss ; whito 61s to Olio
27s to 248; barley, 40s to 46s ; Indian corn, —3 ;az 19,„;
cakes, Hull, 10/ lOs Od to 10/ 15s; ditto, foreign, c5l, v.
101; rape cakes, 617 s Gd to 61 Iss; guano 81. to
,
bones, 135 s Od.; flour, —s to --s; tares, 31s to 353'

LEEDS—SEAT. 1.
fOr
The weather continues all that could b 3 desire—,•'lot ;
ingathering of the crops. The supply of wheat i,046),
contrary winds preventing vessels making their P,ri,10,1
the little new wheat showing,is taken off at about•ict'riel,
rates, and prices of old are fairly supported. ~P 1144
b3fore. Beans, oats, and other articles held for Itl'
Average prices of grain—Wheat, 63s 10d • btalel'./91
8d ; oats, 2,is 6d ; beans, 48s 8d ; peas,
rye, 425. Od.

NE WCASTLE—SEPT. 1. .14 off
We have a good supply of new wheat offal Ito
morning, but the condition of some is very softies, Yo,
slow sale, at is to 2s decline from Saturday's ".ng.. tiod
south country new there was little er nothing d°l-0:1
less at a much greeter sacrifice_ Old without dew% '
Saturday's quotations not obtainable. Oats dtl'
other articles there was no change.
COURSE OF EXCHA.

.NG.E.—YEsTERDAI•
t3ibraltar...... •• •• 29
Leghorn .• • •2S•
Genoa ..... ...•• •• ••

.m3terdam .. 11 17

Dittu, three months"
a'otterthim ...• .• •• •• 11 1
Antwerp .............„ 25 40
anhisels •• .. • • .• •• •• •• 25 40
aamtuirgh .• .• •• •• •• • • 13 8
Altcna .. ............ • •
Paris• ........ 25 25

41dan ......•• •• •..•
• 41
Venice ........•• •• ••
Naples •••• ..... • " 06,
Palermo
Messina •• 050
Lisbon ...... ....... •
Oporto ..........•• •• '•
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres ...... ••,
New York,6o days' sigh'
Philadelphia ... • •.0 00
PRICES; OF BULLION, 17
Foreign Gold in[cars X.' 0"
0
Portugal Gold Coin •• 0 n 0 0
kfexican Dollars '0 0 0
New Dollars ...••• 0 0
3:lver iu bar:

Do. three months .. 25 62%
yfar,etlL•; 25 65
ilourdeaux .. ..

Frankfort-on-llaino 119
Berlin •••••••••••••••• .
Vienna.••••••••••••••• 10 33
Trieste.. •••• 10 31
i'etelsburg •••••••• •• •• 36%
..••• .••••, a• • • 49
Cadiz .•• .• •• •• •• •• •• al. 50
Ilarcelona
Seville••••••••••••••••

B!I R Till S.

OF A BON.
t 17°4'
On the Ist inst., at 8, Boyne-terrace, Kensing-°lr tbi
the wife of Dr. Ashley.
On the :',Oth August, at Ballylin, King's w r
ollnil,
Hon. Mrs. Ward.

OF A DAUGHTER +Ore',
On the 30th August, at Niton, Amesbury, Ls'hY ,
On the 29th August, at High Wycombe, Buck
wife of W. Rose, Esq.

MARRIED•
On the 29th August, at All Souls' Church, St• "gvitiatAe
fl
bone, Henry Aveliog, Esq., of Newton-road, 13.07,:ta11t"
to Maria Rebecca, youngeMt daughter of Geo. F.,16."-
Elq., of Edward-street, Portland-place.
On the 13th Aug , at the church of East Harlietter of
folk, Mr. Homy Leath, of Holborn, to Mary, att."
Mr. Henry Bale, of Flint Hall.