The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-15 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Half-past Ts/v.—This is pay-day for the Conaol
account, the differences of which were arranged yesterday.
The transactions through these engagements of the dealers,
thcrefOre, are of an unimportant character, and prices remain,
as at the close of yesterday's market. Consols for money
944 to 5, for time 951 to Exchequer Bills 14s. to 17s.
premium.
The settlement of the account is going on in the foreign
house, both for railway shares and for foreign stocks. The
differences of price to be settled for upon Mexican constitute
the chief feature of the stock account, but it is probable
that the business really done in the bonds may not turn out
to be of any particular magnitude, sr otherwise the large fall
of prices would be severely felt in particular cases. The
bonds are now quoted 221 to 4. Spanish Fives, 261 to ;
the Threes, 374 to 4. Portuguese, 41 to 2.

ENGLIErIi FUNDS.-
Bank Stock,
3 per Ct. Red.
3 per Cent. Coma; 94 3

;0 PRlCES.—Testis o'CLoci.
Ditto for Acct., 93f
31 per Cents,--
Exchequer Bills, 14s. lig.

5 per Ct. Austrian Ada.,
41 per Ct. Belgian Bdao 98 8
25 per Cent. ditto, 55 7
5 per Ct. Brazilian Bde., 85 6
5 per Cent. New Bra. Bdta, 84 5
6 per Ct. Buenos Area Ada., 416
6 per Ct. Chilian 8.97 9
6 per Cent. Columb.def.Bda,
Columbian Equadorlkt... 35 4
3 per Ct. Danish Bds., 86 8
25 per Ct. Dutch 8d.., 505
4 per Ct. Dutch Carta., 925 I

FUNDS.
1 per Cent. Grenada Ada., 201 lk
Grenada Deferred Ade., 31 4i
3 per Ct. Mexican, 1616, 2241
6 per Cent. Perurisn lido., 36 6
Portmrtine Gorr. lids, 41 2
5 per Ct. Runcian Ma, 119 12
3 per Ct. Spaniidt Mx, 261 4
3 per Cent. Spani.4ll Bdc., 311
Spanleh Deferred Ada., 17k
Spanish Fader Ade., 51 6
1 perCt.Venesuela 8d.., 42 3
Venezuela Deferred 1184., 14 151

RAILWAYS.

The settlement of account in shares and scrip is in
progress, and employing the chief attention of dealers
and brokers. The market is rather neglected in consequence,
and must be reported as on the whole not quite so good. North
British were firm. East Indians better. Midlands in re-
quest, at an improvement ; so also York and Newcastle,.
Caledonians, Edinburgh and Glasgow% West Riding Unions,
and North Staffordshire:4, in decline.

S.tLES EFFECTED T0.D.1 Y TN LONDON.
(Yesterday's prices will be found in last page.)
Aberdeen, 141 Lynn and Dereham, 121
Bite. and Gloucester, 1271 8 I Man. & Leeds, 1 sh., 51
Buckinghamshire, 1 d Il Ito, Fifths, 81
Caledonian, 21i I Do. Extension, 1 p
Cambridge and Oxford, 14 Manch. and Birm. 74 24
'
Chester and Holyhead, 231 1 . Man., Buz. and Niatlock, A p
Churnet and Blythe, 11 I Manchester and Southampton, 1
Direct Northern, If I Midland, 133 41
Dublin and Belfast In., 2 Do. New, 344 1
Eastern Counties, 111 1 1 Newmarket and Chesterfcrd, 1 p
Do. New, 61 A Norfolk, 131
1)0. Perpetuatl4,LciOent., 1p Do. Extension, 71
Do. York Ex 11 1 North British,
East Lancashire, 171 18 Do. Halms, 131
Fast Uncolnshlre, 1 I Do. Quarters.
Min. and Glasgow, 65 North staffordshire, 2 11 p
Ely and Huntingdon, 41 5 Portsmouth Direct, 44
Great South. & West., (trad., 291 Preston and Wyre, 301
Great N. of England, 234 Reading, Guildfd, & Reigate, 1 id
Do. New, 211 1 Shrewsbury and Bir., 31
Great Western, 136 7 fßoopoldre Union, 4 1 d
Do. f shares, 19 South Eastern & Dover, 38 4
Do. Fifths, 301 Do. New (is. at 321.) No. I, 221
Do. New, 6f 71 Do. (is. 3331.65. Bd.) No. 2, 14
Hull and Selby, 1061 Do. (is. 151.) No. 4, 21 4
Lancaster and Carlisle, 60 West Itidln4 Union, 1 1 p
Leeds and Bradford, 74j 1 York and Newcastle, 411
London and Blackwall En., 51 Do. New, 121 1
London & Brighton, 591 1 Sock and North Mid. Ex., 351
London & N. Western, 194 Do. E. &W. Riding E., 13
1)0. Quarters, 22 Boulogne and Amiens, 141
1)o. Do. New, 161 16 Bor., TouL, andeette (Mae.), 11
Do. Fifths, 19 East Indian, 1
London and 8. Western, 68 N. of France Constituted, 121 4
Do. New, 301 (Mews and Bor., 71
London and York, 11 Rouen and Havre, 271

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Amb., Nott.. & Boston, 9-16 d--
Birkenhead, tan., and hies., p
Birmingham & Dudley, 2 9-164 p
E. Counties, York Ex., 113-16 p
East Lancashire, 31
Do. do New, 91
East Lbsi., oloskdre, f2l p
liud. and Man. R. it C., 11 1 p
Do. Extension, 11-16 p
Liverpool & Bury New, 13-16
Ling., Orms., & Pres., 3 3-16 21p
Lon, Kan., &Mr., lab., (A), 7 p
BIII32DIGIL
N. British Extension,Dys. 9d. p
Btrm. and Oxford In., p
Bina., Wolv., and 51=1 P
Bina., Wail', & Manta., f I p
Boston, Stang. and Birm., 14..6d.
?dandies. sad Bouthamptoo, 1 d

Ditto, do, (B.), 71 p
Ditto do. (C), 64 it
Man., Eux., and Mat., I p
Man. and Leeds, Fifths, 34 p
Do., ExtenAon, 1 J p
North Staffordshire, 2 1-16 p
Sheffield and Linoolnithire, 21 d
Do. & Man, 1 sham, N 0.3, 4 d
Shropshire Union, It & C, 5-16 0 d
Trent Val. Mid. &Gd..ln. 1-16 p
West Riding tnioo, 14 p
Whltebasen & Parma, 34 7-le d
AM, Ocr. 14. _ _

"tlreWe.., Wolv., & S. Stafford..
13e. 9d. d
fibrop.t es. R &C., 6e. 3d. M. 9d. d
Soul& &abe3 la., p
TrenlVel.l:lict &Gd. I p

toads awt Bradford, 74 P"jl.4
Midland Rail. Consols, 4W. rib. 34j
North brit Ish Qrs., 330.
Ditto Qrs., Scrip, 13s. 12A 3d. p
Aberdeen, 12Y. 41a.

New E. Lancashire. $l. 31.1c6d. p
East Lancashire, 4A DGreat Grimsby, 51 31 d
Huddersfield& Ilan. 1 II
ps
Leeds and Dewsbury, II If p
Dewsbury Beanchea, Iss, p
Ilan. & teeth Firth., 31 p
New. & Dar. Es, A 111 p

MULL:
Newry, War., k Rostreror, Sj
Cork and Waterford, 2s.
Gt.Mbs. Ys. try Tem. to

ad:—
Mid. GL West. Fs. to G. 1., 14/L9d.

BELFAST
Armagh. PoL,
Bandon and Ibmitry, de. 7e. &L
Belhet & Ballymena, 10 11
Cork end Hendon, 41 4!
Cork end Killarney. 4s. ta 6d.
Dublin end Helfoit In., 5
Dub., Belfast &CM. ht., 2s. 22.6 d.
MUM and, Drogheda, 59 80
Do. New 16 161
Dub. & Etnestoom, Qrs., 01 91
Enniskillen &Sligo, 14e. 13e.
Gt. South. and West., 301 sof

Direct Bomb. & Mad.,
East Indian Railway, 12.. 3d.
Etunb. & North., 9f.15,9/.195.95.
Do. Newport, 45.6 d.
Glasg., Dumf. & Carl., 325.fid.32a,
GLA9(IOI
Aberdeen, 141
East Indian Rail., 13a.
Edinburgh and Glasgow, 7111.
Glasgow Gen. Terminws, 9/. 10e.
Glas., Kit, & Ayr, 3311.
Dn. Qrs., 5 pee Cent. Guar., 17/.
Ditto ditto as., 41.1 W, 6d. Si. p

I.lrer.,orrnsk., &Prt'srt. 3/.2/.194.p
North Western, la. Gd ts. d
Nardi Staffordshire. 46 p.
WO4 Biding Union, 3
Leicester and Bedford, 11s. 641.
Oer. 11.

R.end W.Riding,llj p
N. Brit, Carlisle Rr. 430. Gd. p
!Red., Wake.. & Mid., US. d
Orinatlrke, M. p
Matlock & Huston, 13.. 9d. p
North Stafthrd.hire, 2 p
North Weiner's, 2e. Gd. 3.. d
West Riding Union, 3e. 41. 38.3 d.
; Orr. 13.

WeL, Car., & Dub Jan., 3a.
C01r.,& Portman, 10s. lid
toirurkuPlOthrocy, 4a. 3.1
Cork & Fermoy Direct, 3e. 6d.
, Orr. 12.

Dish3l:llSidland, Ile.
Killarnev Jn., 14e. 13a.
Larne, & Bally., lls Gd.
Mid. ft Gt. West. R. & C., 61 6j
Md.°. Wet E. toCal., 1 1
Newry, War., and Rost., 41 31
N. Hos. Car., &ICH.J., 1
uhtter. 471
Waterford and lamer., 101 11
Wat., N ea., & Dub., 3a. 3.. 3d.
Wei., Car., & Dub. Jn., 4s. 3a.

H. Orr. 13.
North British, 33
no. Quarters, New, G. GGs. Gd.
Do. New Qrs., Ferip,2!..228.8d.
York and Newcastle New, 12

V, Orr. 13.
Wan, I)um., & 32a. 6d. 31r.
Harbour Mineral, I/. to. 6d
Great North of India, Va. 9d.
Madras, Nellore, & Arcot, In 9d.
Man. tt Southampton, I/. Oa. 6d.
N. Brit., Nos I, scrip, 721.
\Vishay. and Canaria, 471.

PRODUCE.

MINCING-Lugs, Half-past Two.—Sugar. The
market has been rather dull ; a limited business done in
West India. 700 hhda. of Cuba Muscavado, and POO hhds.
((Havens:Ws, but la bpi fee exasoreatina, were offend in
public sale, bat the Doyen refused to give the previous
value, and but • very small portion sold, the importers
I buying in largely to musts% the market ; the former 22a. to
2/A. 111. ; the latter 21s. to 245. Refined continues dull.
':offee.-1,000 bags of Ceylon sold steadily in public sale.
Good ordinary, 335. ; superior 395. to 405., which established
a firm market. 3,000 bags Rio were also offered, and chiefly
sold, from 275. to 325. 6d.
l'intento.---300 Bags of geed quality sold freely, in public
sale, at fully previous rates, 4 to 41.
lasiigo.—The sale progressed to-day, 3rithout any mate-
rial alteration.
Cotton.--The public sales amounting to 2,000 bales went
of briskly. Good Surat sold 41, 43 •, a portion was old end
in second hands, and bought in at high prices. Ordinary
sold 3i, 41 ; ordinary to middling fair prices must be consi-
dered l higher than on Tuesday. Business to some extent
has been done by private contract at the above rates.
In other articles no alteration.

PRICES ,:•iIRRENT.
Snout, per est. in-rr ram Ago, No. 1.
W. Inalla,ll.P.born.s.42 d 0.444 ed Room II & 11.10
Yellow &Cirey ... 45 0...47 Curl at Cardiff bar 9 0... 0 0
Fine 4B 0...52 Swedish ll 5... 0 0
Mauritian., brown .. 83 0...43 Lau" at per tan.
Yellow
Fine.. . ... —.. .. 48 0...53 Milled, sheet l9 10... 0 0
Bengal &Madria,l. 34 0..42 Bars 2O 10 .. 0 0
Yellow 43 0...47 Patent ',hot 22 0... 0 0
White 46 0...57 red or minium
Foreign, brown. B4 0..43 Speller
Yellow.. .... -. .. 44 0...46 011 A per 252 imp. gal. d.p.
Grey and white.. 47 0...56 Fiah, Snt, pale 29 10.. 31 0
Refinod, Ilaunbre.. 67 0...70 draw 24 0...28 10
Lampe 62 0..65 brown & yellow.. 25 10.. 26 0
Come, in Bond.
Wed India, Larch- reenr Matter 79 0.. 0 0
nary 35 0... 40 0 Cod .. ._. ... ...... 26 10...27 0
Good. IS 0... 60 0 Booth Sea 24 0...26 10
Pine 7O 0...100 0 Olive,Gallipoli,p.ton 42 0... 0 0
Ceylon, good oath Cocoa Nut 36 10...38 0
nary .. ....
Fine ordinary 39 0... 45 0 per ton 33 0...33 19
Fine 53 0_.89 0 Lined 24 15...25 0
Moeba, good tollne 50 0..66 0 Panorama:ma, Igo Cwt.
Costa Rica, ordi- Butter—Cork, lat 96 o_9o 0
nary to tine 34 0... 53 0 2nd 92 0 93 0
Sumatra and Pa 3rd 86 0...87 0
dung 22 0...25 0 Doblba, let 0 0... 0 0
Cocoa. I.ianerick, do 94 0...07 0
West India 3l 0... 46 I Carlow, Ist 96 0...103 0.
Foreign 32 0... 33 0 Newry, let 0 0. 0 0
Ti. t, at per lb. Waterford 92 0...06 0
Coogan, common.. 0 94...0 105 Beef, India, per
Rice, at per cwt. tierce
Bengal white....... 18 0... 19 6 Prime Mem.—
Cargo l6 0... 17 0 Poet, prune Ince*, - 72 6-73 I
Jaca .
1 Patna 24 0.. 26 0 Dm, Belfast
Carolina._ .._.... 30 0...36 0 Bacon, Waterford,
!Warm.
wpraterrfelt. .
do 46. 0.....: 0.
Belted
lard,llelfacat,pr frit 1 ~, ~ „.„ ~
Ditto Bladder
Hipro, Or and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and 11. Video,
a 0 0156.6 a 75
c‘ljted
0 .4 . .0 5
Dryealted
Brun. dry 0 0
4 1....0.0 565
/
Rio, dry 0 .0 6
Leask Yelp. dry 0 5 ...0 6
Wllarilif. Ogi s . 0 t ...0 6
Fast Indio 0 ;I .0 105
Kim, 13.Ayrea, dry 0 7 . .0 A
Rued., dry 0 14...0 0
S. Atner.lioree, per
hide 8 0...111 0
Russia, ditto 6 6...10 6
Dew Wooer, at per tan.
Ig=lanialea-R4 6... 4 10
5 5... 5 15
Campeeeby 6 10 . 7 101
Pura; lantana 6 10...0 0
Cuba 9 0... 9 10
Nicaragua, large and
wild 14 0...15 0
Small 9 0. 10 0
Lima. 13 0. 16 0
Soma ..- 14 0. 17 0
Red Sondem. 510.515
: Brasil 50 0...53 0

Ra at per
Lmeeward land
Proof
Demerara, 20 to
3r. per cent.
Jamaica, 30 to 36
per cent. O.P. 3 2 ... 3
Favourite marks 4 2 ... 4
Brandy, lit brands 5 0 .. 6
FLAX, per toe.
Riga, P.T.R. £44
St Petersburg, 9 .
heed 4O 0.. 0
Dutch and Flemish 5 5 . 8
Friesland
llom, et per toe.
St.Petorsburgalessil33 0... 0
outsbrit • 32 0...32 1
halt clean
Riga, Rb'ee
outline
psis M. 3l o._ 0
Margit&
Fast biro IS 0...14
Bombay ........ 14 0...18
Jute
Tin, et per cwt.
Banes lOO 0... 0
Straits
Com. PI block* 95 0... 0
leen, at per ton.
liars 49 10 P 9 1

CORN.

BASINGSTOKE, OCT. 14.:1he state of the weather
preventing many from attending the Weyhill Fair made
business doll, yet good Wheats were at an advance of from
Is. to 3s. per quarter; there still appeared many inquiries
for seed Wheats ; and 171. per load was made for 20 quarter%
of prime Spalding ditto; good (1,1 grinding Wheat
sold at 161. 10s. ditto; and several farmers made from
15/. 10s. up to 161. per quarter. Good satanic% of Barley
were sold at a further advance of at least Is. per quarter;
465. has ing been given for one sample. Good grayling ditto
sold from 40s. to 42a. per quarter; some inferior 4s. or 6s.
per quarter lower. Oats still maintain their price, and ore
much sought after. Old Beans very scarce and dearer;
new ditto, from 40s. to 455. per quarter. Peas are also with
difficulty to be bought. Tares are going down in price, some
good samples at ss. per bushel. Indian Maize at the price of
last week.

DEDDINGTON, OCT. 13.—A good attendance—
trade brisk. New Wheat, 625. to 60s. ; old Wheat, 48.. to
645. Barley, 30a. to 425. 0 ix, 22e. to 30a. Old Beans,
41s. ; new Ileans, 365. to 40,. White Peas, 525. to 665.
Grey Peas, 365. to 40s. Vetches, 325. to 40s. Rye, 365. jto
401. per quarter.
NEW' tsTLF., OCT. 13.—The weather, since this
day se'nnicht. has been of • veiy variable character, and
much heLvy rain has fallen, e ,pecially yesterday ,when it rained
without the slightest intermission, with a tempestuous wind.
At our market this morning we had a good show of Wheat
from the growers; and, notwithstanding there were several
parcels offering from the coat, factors commenced by asking
rather higher rates, which the millers not being willing to
comply with, only a moderate extent of business was done;
the market, however, closed firm, with a strong tendency to
advance. For Flour we experienced a fair inquiry; house-
hold commanding up to 605., and white, 635. per sack re-
spectively. Rye without change. Malting Barley is in-
quired far, and late rates willingly paid. Prime season-made
Malt very scarce, and anything choice would readily fetch
665. per quarter. In Beans little paging ; but boiling Peas
met rather more attention, although price' cannot be called
any dearer than on this day se'nnight. For Oats the de-
mand was not so animated as of late ; but a fair business was
done at last week's prices.

WOODSTOCK, Ocr. 13. —At the market to-day,
all kinds of grain, were a turn higher, and trade brisk.

Drams, Ocr. 13.--The attendance to-day was un-
usually large, but the quantity of grain offered for sale was
small. In the beginning some sales were effecta at an ad-
vance of is. perbarrel, but afterwards prices nearly receded to
those of Friday. Malting Barley was 6d. dearer; grinding,
on the contrary, was much lower. Oats fully supported
Friday's currency. We quote, White Wheat, 314. to 375. 6d.;
red do., 295. to 364.; new Bere, 134. to 20s. ; Rapeseed, 255.
to 2616 d. ; Barley, 17s. to 20s. 6d. • old Oats, 17s. to 20s. ;
new do., 14s. 6d. to 16s. 6d.; Oatmeal, 17s. to 215.; second
Flour. Ws. to 21s.

BELFAST, OCT. 12.-We have to report a still
further rise in the price of Indian Meal. Flour maintains
the increase mentioned last week. The following quotations
are correct .-Indian Corn, yellow, 121. Ms.; white, 131. per
ton. Indian Meal, yellow, 141. 10s.; white, 151. per ton.
Wheat, red, I Is. Gd. to 12s. 10d, • white, 12s. to 13s. per cwt.
Flour, prices at Inter Mills, superfine, 225. 6d. ; bakers, Ist,
21s. ; 2nd, 195. 6d, • 3rd, 18s. ; 4th, 14s. 6d. ; Iran, 7s. per
cwt. ; American, ids. to 383. per barrel. Oatmeal, old,
16e. 6d. to 17s. ed. ; new Oatmeal, 17s. 6d. to 17s. 9d. per
cwt. Oats, mealing, 9s. to 9s. 6d. ' • feeding, 9s. Gd. to 10s. Gd.
per cwt ; new, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. per cwt. Barley, old,
none ; new, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. per ewt. aye, 6s. to 7s. per
cwt.

Ocr. 12.—The following rates were current
to-day :—White Wheat, 30s. to 325. 9d, per barrel ; red
Wheat, 30s. do. ; Barley, 16s. do. ; Bere, las. to 20s. do. ;
Oats, 13s. od. do.

HOPS.

Boaorca MaREET.---Niesara. Pattcnden and Smith,
Hop factors, report that there is no alteration in the market
since yesterday. The demand continues steady, at the fol-
lowing prices :
Mid and East 'rents, fr per Cwt.£s Os. to £7 Os.
Weald of Hants
Sammy fixes ..».........».»._ „ 315 to 410
5 0 to T 0
WOW* Nab ......... ~ 4 0 to 410
TearOnit Sussex 3 3 to 4 4
Old Hope ........ 2 0 to 4 0