The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-10 00:00:00

REPRESENTATION OF WINDSOIL—It IS matted
that the Bolicitor-General of In had, Mr. Hatchell, will offen'l
himself as the government candidate for the borough of
Windsor, in the event of Lord John Hay, C. 8., resigning
his seat on admiralty appointment.

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.
Two o'Cnocx.
Consols opened at the improved prioe of 931 to 1,
from which they have since declined to their present
quotation, 93 to 4, the lest transactions being marked
at 93, both for mow and the 14th instant. The
Three per Cent. Reduced were at 911 and 92.
The Three-and-e,Quarter per Cents. mark 921, and Bh'
last 921. Exchequer Bills rule at 48e. and 465. pm. se
Bank Stock was done at 198. el
su
The transsetioss in foreign securities are limited, so
and present no significant variation. Actual prices
are as follows:—Brazilian, at 83 and 1 ; ditto New, >o
at 814. Equador, at 31. Two-and-a-Half per Cent.
Dutch, at 63*:; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at is
82. Mexican (ex January coupon), at 261 and 1. as.
Portages.. Convected, at 331.
The French Reates experienced a further improve- so
went at Paris yesterday. The Three per Cents. were so
last quoted at 56.25, and the Five per Cants. at 88.65. la
I MIA 171
1 3 pris OcOen. 0r...3 3 333.
34 per Cla. Ky I 121
Nzebequar Dills. 41s. to 48s. 10
FUND
1 peer & is
Ct. Grenada ids.. 101 IT IS
sram O& Deanna DU. 3 i
per L Mei.. 1646. :et i 40
6 per Ct. PervebAstikle.. 4 3 IS
Itetreuere Cosy., 83 4_ IS
a
lA% octuttia.Brir
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3 per Ct. Sritlich 138., S4l 60 10
Tortiol'h Dlo t.llda. 1 cnllt. 4 8
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2 per Ct. Venezuela. Bas, 13 5 51
Vow:eels Deface' Bela. 7 8 se

Rank Stock, 198 9
tar Ct. Rod. Anna., 913 9
3 per OtCoa. ACM, 93 t
FOREIG]
9 per Ct. Aeration
e per Cc Bois Beze&dandad,6
29 per Cana.
6 perDi C
New,t. Brasdliin Bde., 624
tto —
6 per Ct. Buenos Arm 39 41
Ditto Yd.. D., I 6
Ditto Column. Dar Dia.
Columbian &pude, 136.. 3i 9
3 per CC Ds ith Rde., 72 4
29 per t. Dawn &la. 133 3.
4 per Cl. Du cb Carte., 61423

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.
The alteratioss that have taken plea in our markets this 25
week refer to a further rise of 31. per cwt. in Coffee, sad Id. 25
per lb. in Pepper. There is no actual decline in the value of ,•,12
Sugar, but sales have not been so easily effected, and bug. 16
nese has been lee extensive berth in British and foreign
the greater portion of the latter having been !might in 25
by holders. Coffee has again been very animated, and the Bt.
I public isles of all sorts have passed off with spirit, at *
a rise of about 31. upon native, aui 3s. to 4s per cwt. upon re
plantation Ceylon', while foreign also has brought extreme 10
rates. The transact ions by private contract in rod ordi-
nary Ceylon are estimated at net less than 25,000 bags. ss
Rine has attracted little attention ; and the only circumstance
12124
to notice in the Saltpetre market is, that the government
contract for 3.50 tons has been taken at about 28s. per Lit
cwt. for under 61b. per cent. refraction. The prices of Cotton 100
continue steadily supported. The Tea market has consi-
derably improved as far as regards stout descriptions of so
green, and a fair business has been dons. Congous, how- 16
ever, remain without alteration. A public sale of Assam 100
60
takes place on the 20th inst.
Of West India Sugar tee sales have amounted to; 2,270 20
hhds., including the following parcels at auction, viz.-16t it
hhds. Berbadoce, at 38s. to 40s. 6d. ; 360 hhds. crystalised fre
Demerara and St. Vincent. at 37e. 6d. to 475. for brown to Itt
white, and 458 hits. and 138 bliss St. Lscia, at 355. to 375. tip
per cwt. The salts of elauritins have comprised 6,600 bags, 161
which have been mostly disposed of at 28s. to 335. 6d, for du* gt.
to good brown, 351. to 36.. Gd. for grey to heavy yellow, too
371. 6d. to 40s. Gd. for middling to fine bright grocery, and too
crystallised brown and greyish. at 3k. 64. to 41s. per cwt. .0
14,890 bags Bengal have been offered, of which the greater g
portion again consisted of the Mauritius descriptions,
which realised 365. to 38e. 6d. for low to good le
bright yellowish, and 391. 64. to 41s. for strong ere
kinds ; law to good bright yellow Benin' went at *
345. 6d. to 38s. Gt. ; and good to fine white, at 395. 6d. to 21
425. Bd. ; low brown went at 28*. per cwt, 1,070 bags, 62 ;
casks and boxes Ceylon were chiefly takes in at 335. to 36e. NI
per ewe. for low to good yellow, and 1,092 bar Madras tie
were sold at 375. 6d. to 455. Gd. for good to fine grocery, end
IC et.,
295. 6d. to 325. per cwt. for heavy yellow end brown. The
sales of foreign have consisted of 331 bower brown and yeb •
Low, and 478 boxes white linens; the forum' wire Wily sold e
at Nis. 61. to 40.. t'el. duty paid, and the latter taken in at
23a. to 275. per cwt. in bond ' • 120 hhde. 247 barrels ISt. Croix I .t;1
realised 38s. 6d. to 435. 64. for good to fine grocery ; 638 to
hhds. 319 barrels Porto Rico were partly sold at 1.55. fel. to 61
41a Gd. for brown to bright yellowish; 679 hhds. 100 tierces 14
and barrels Cuba were principally bought in, a portion to
washed," went at 365. to 38$. Gd. for low to good yellow ; so
6,690 bags Brasil were bought in at 19.. to 265., in bond, per 50
cwt. for luw yellow to good white. Privately, about 2,700 46
bags brown Pernambuco have changed hands at 17s.
11
per cwt.
The following political"?' are of the public sales of Corns ; 10
vir., 36 casks Jamaica, 1,856 bags, 483 casks plantation and
2,076 bags native Ceylon; 200 bags Costa Rica; 1,000 bags
Rio ; 484 bags Manilla; 1,360 bags Java; and 86 bags Pa-
dang ; the three latter parcels were imported is 1841 and
1842:-the Jamaica went at 44e. to 57e. for ordinary to
good celery; the plantation Ceylon at 51a. to 64e. 6d. for fine
ordinary, and 66e. 6d. to 655. ed. for fine fine ordinary to
middling colory ; good ordinary native at 465. to 465. Gd.,
and very good quality at 475. to 48a. per cert. • the Costa ,
Rica realised 495. for fine ordinary palish ; ordinary to fine
ordinary Rio, 395. to 445. ; the Manilla went at 445. 64. to
4.5.. 6d., the Java at 455. Gd. to 475., and the Padang at r
38..64. per cwt. Privately, about 6,000 bags foreign East v
India have changed hands, but the prices have not been al- I
lowed to transpire.
Of Cocoa, 364 bags Trinidad were only partly disposed of '
at 38s. to 455. per cwt. for grey to good bright red.
The sale of Ries have comprised 4,267 bags Bengal, and
2,650 bags Madras; the greater portion of the Bengal wag
bought in at 10s. 6d. for good white ; Cargo kind was sold
at 7e. to 7'. 6d., and low broken yellow to white, at 7.. 6d.
to 9e. 6d. per cwt. ; the Madras at 7s. to 7s. 6d. for barley
grain, and Bs. 6d. to 9s. Gd. per cwt. for middling to good
middling pinky.
About 910 bags Bengal Saltpetre have been offered at
auction, but the greater portion were bought in at 26e. 6d.
to 275. per cwt. for refraction 101 to 61 lbs.
The transactions in Spice have been 200 begs Pimento, at
53d. to 51d. per lb. ; 760 bags rather dusty Ponape Pepper,
at 214. ; 1,640 bags Batavia, at 244. to 214 for ordinary to
good ordinary; 1,4.50 bags Singapore, at 214. to 21d. per lb.
for greyish to bright clean sifted ; 147 chests Celina Ui-
nta, at 114 s. to 115 s. for third, and 121 e. to 131 s.
Per cut. for second sort.; 12 cases Nutmegs, at 2.. 4d. to
31. 6d for third to first quality; 14 cases Mace. at Is. 4d. to
2e. ld. per lb. for very low to good red; 1,660 bags good
mulch African Ginger, at 365. to 385., and 441 bags rough
Mereteer, wormy, 23a. per cut, duty paid.
The Tea market has improved considerably ; large sales of
common Young Hyaena were made early in the week, and sub-
sequently a good business has been time in greens generally
of the middling and fine qualities: the pekes realized have
in most cases been fell ones, ard,in some instances, advanced
rates have been obtained. In blacks there is no alteration.
Congons are very heavy of sale, and the trade are reluctant
buyers at nominal rate,. A public s Ile of 1,000 peckagu of
Amara Tea is advertised to take place on the 20th inst.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market continues quiet with but little business doing.
The quotations remain much the ume, but there is more
disposition to sell at these rates than he. been shown of
Potonburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. 3d. ; October
to December delivery, 375. M. ; Januar, to Mitch, 370. 6d.

WOOL MARKET.
Scarcely any business has been dons, either in colonial or
foreign, but prices remain firm at last ale's rates. The next
sales are expected to take place early next year. Arrivals
this week are 634 bales forego, and 940 colonial. In Eng-
lish lees business is doing, and prices are barely eo well rap-

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mears. Cooper and Davie report trade very heavy, at the
following quotations Prima Meadow Hay, 66e. to 724. ; in-
ferior, 6,51. to 639.; Rowan, 601. to 601.; Clover, 60e. to
90e.; Straw, Ms. to 284.

COVENT-GARD:
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Almonds. per Perr.
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Walnuts, per 1 ,le Id to te
per les to He
pines... per Mlle.. 461 to IQs
Nuts, Barcelona, per 010, to lb
Bra Ml. Per W5k..121 to la

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For Cower,

YORK, Nov. 9.

STOOK ExazANol.—Oreat Northern, 71; North British
Preference, 5; Tort, Nowoestle, and Berm& Eztenetos, 111; ditto
1 0. N. Z. hoar% 5.