The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-09 00:00:00

No. 34.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 9, 1846.

intended as a manifesto, we have nothing to indicate
the future policy of Santa Anna; and as to the ques-
tion of relations with the United States the procla-
clamation exhibits a studied reserve, so that it is im-
possible to infer from tF is document what purposes he
may entertain with respect to that country.
The accounts received in Washington from the
Mexican frontier, are unimportant. The advance
of the States army from Umargo is confirmed.
General Worth's brigade had moved about eighty
miles forward, and by the last accounts was on the
route d'i Mier to Monterey • and Colonel Smith, with
his force, was within 30 miles of Seralvo. The fears
entertained respecting General Kearney's command
were renewed by further accounts from St. Louis.
Letters from Vera Cruz state that the officers and crew
of the brig Truxton were prisoners of war, and residing
with the Lieut.-Governor of Tuspan. The domestic news
reom the United States furnishes nothing important. The
election in Maine had resulted in a Whig triumph,
and the victory was regarded as indicating a gradual
restoration of Conservative feeling among the electors
throughout the Union.

NEW TORE, SATURDAY, Syr. 19.
Cotton.—There bas been a moderate demand throughout the week,
at steady prices. Yesterday fiance of
a kale more inquiry, and
2,400 bales were add at an advance of ie. per lb , at which the mar-
ket clams firm ;I c. per lb. advance bides, generally asked_ The Wes
of the week reach 7,700, being and were at the following prime, oath
the advance took Naos.
Upland and Mobile and New
Florida. Orleans.
Inferior
ovelleary to good marry 7l to 74 74 to 71
miming to gOOO oi I Us
SdlinAtair to bk.,
goiml bit to 94 lo to I
wed nominal

[3d.

Do. Do. New, 131+ Boulogne and AziaLena, 141 i
London k S. Westrn, S 7 Central of Spain, 1 i
Do. New, Coneekkited Eighths, 32 Dutch Rhenish, 4 $
Lanka and T 11 Great Western Canada, 31
Lgedmiary & 11 Lourain a la Sambre, If
Lurerbagerismians, 19 N. of Fmnoe Constituted 131 i
& Lk*, 101 Orleans and Vierson, 144
Do. MT if 1 Do. and Bourdeaiu, 6
Do. Paris k Lynno Constituted, 34
Do. Extenadi 1 p. Rouen and Havre, 271
klanduater Stßirounglmin, 74 1 Sambre and Meow, 31
MANCHESTER, Ocr. 6.
Amb., Not., Bost., &E. J., 1 d Lon. and N. Western, New, 14 p
Birmingham and Dudley. 1, p Lon., Man., &Bit.. j oh., (A), 61 P
Bir. and Oxford In., 31 1 p Ditto, ditto (B) i p
Cambr.dge nod Ozford, 1 p Man., liux.,Mat. &Mid ~ 346 3.16 p
ebeater and 61111-, 20L sh., 1 p Man. and Leeds k.ten., 11-16 1 p
F. Co unties,York Ex., 13.161.16 p North Stafford., 1 13-16 131
E. Lana ,
iWte, 21
1 1 p Oldham, Birk., &c., 225., 236.6 d. d
Ditto eitto, 2 3 p
Shed Wire, 4 shares(A)2/ p
Do. New, 2 1 p Lincoln, 21s. d
East Lincolnshire, 1 d Do. and Man., Char., No. ,3 id
Hud. and Man. R. k C., i d Shrop. Un., 13e. 9d., 12s. 6d. d
Leeds and Think, 6 d S.E. lk Darer, ConaoLNo. 3, 1 p
Leeds, Dews, and Man.. / p Ditto, Thirds, No. 4, par
Leicester and Bedford, 12s. d Trent Val. Midlands, 1-16 p
Lirpl., °rms., Pres., 21 11 p W. Riding Up, / 1346, p
Lirpl., Pres.,Man.,&Sthpt, 13e. d Whitchaven & Furness., 13.16
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01.24114.11... M
Wolv., dad Diadk7 derip,
2 1 p.
Bum, Wolv. & Stoorbr, p.
March., & So6thamploo, I d.

Ocr. e.
I North Stafford, Dj, p.
Shropsre Un- IL & d. Trent hi
Val. ?did. & Gd.Ja.,par id
Direct Sir. & Leicester, So per *h.
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• LEEDS, Oer. 6. -E. Counties, York EL.,g4a. Ha tLp East and West Eiding,lo/ p
Iluddersilekl & Man., Ss. 7a. 6d. d Ormakirk, 31p
New Thinks, 61 d Melton & Dnaeld in.. 78. 66- p
Man. & Leeds En., 174. &L 16a. p Matlock and Boston. 7s. p
N. British, Car. Br., 40s. 41s. tkLp North Statihrtialthe, IL LIP
H elf North British, 3 p North Western, 2s. Is. 6d. d.
North British, 84 p London and York, 17s. ed.
New Ewe Lancashire, V. Iti p I Sheffield, Rather., &0., ga. 6d. d.
Newcastle & Dar. Ed. 92 p I West Riding t :don, 3i, 1/. Is.
Zahrikt
Thiganialla•
libitm, $6, NEdbirdildre,lLlLlNOLgs
N. British & Oslkk, 665. Shropshire Union, I d
Antb.,Nce.,80a.,&c.,40a.6d. 41a.6d West Riding Union, 31.2 a. 31.2a6d
Gt. Nor., Lon. and York, 37a. 6d. Leicester & Bedford, Ila 128.

Great Weaterni ih.,
Do. Fifths, 1 p
Do. New, 4L . 3d., q
Caledonian. 21, 2O
Bristol & S. Wales Junction, Is.
London, Sathibuty, and Yeovil, 1

Aberdeen. 14m.
Direct Bomb. & )(Adria, Hi.
Direct Northern, 31A.
Glam., Duval & CarL, 3Sg.

Cornw. & Devon Central,'.32s. 6d.
Dir. Booth. & Madras, 14a. 6d. Its.
Direct Northern, 30s.
Fist Indian Rail., l3s. 6d.
Glasgow General Terminus, ilJt.
Ghia., Barr.,
Ghat, Kilm., & Ayr 661.
I Do. Ilalvea, SI. t, U.
Glasgow and Greenock, 1311.
GLas., Mtn., & Art, V.. ed.

Ocr. 6.
%%Ito, Somerset, & Wry., 41
Newcastle and Berwick, 231
North Staffordshire, I/ 17 p
Taff Vale, New, 11. 11s. 3d.
6
Landon,
d., Newta
ad. , &Bath Direct,
17, Ito.
O. 7.
North British, 321.
Do. Quarters, New, 66c, 678.03 d.
Do. Quar. New, Scrip, 235.

Gt. South. and West., 317 C
St id. Gt. West. li & C., 7
Cork and Waterford, 2s.

Ocr. 7.
Glas., Own., & Carl., 32a. Id
Glas., Mr., & Monk in. 30s.
, Um. Harbour Mineral, Mt.
Greta West. M Bengal, Pe. 6d.
Great North of India, Ss. 61.
Manchester & Southampton, 21a.
N. Brit-. Quarters, Vs.
Do. New a, Scrip, nand- 726.3 d.
8. E. & llocer,Ncw Ohl.) 4,37a6d.

i. O. 7.
Wex.,Car., 8 Dubin., 4a.
Arm., Col., and Portruah, 12..
Bandon and Bantry, 7s. 3d.

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Half-past Div.—The Sttpar mar-
ket has been steady today without alteration in prices. 1,500
bags Mauritius sold iu public sale from 465. to 60s. 4,009
bags Bengal also, from 481 to 675. middling to fine white.
About 600 lib& West India sold. Refined steady, but not
inactive.

Coffee has gone off heavily in public sale, and a portion
bought in. Plantation Ceylon, 52s to 54a.
!lice.-800 bag* white Bengal were offered in public
sale, and bought in at 19s.
Saltpetre.-1,100 bags were brought forward, and nearly
ill bought in for want of buyers, at previous rates. Refrac-
tion 8 to 101, at 255. 6d.
Cotton still remains in good demand, at the late advance.
Tolle te.—Tbis article wears an improving appearance;
46v. Gd. on the spot ; December, 465.; spring dethery, 4Gs.
t 3 465. 3d.
Rum remains firm.

PRICES CURRENT.

Scott, pm ewt. DUTT PAID.
W. India,B.P.bwn.s.42 60..544 6d
Yellow &Grey 45 0..47
Fine 4B 0...33
Mauritius, brown 35 0..43
Yellow 45 0 AT
Fine 4B 0...33
Bengsl 3t Madras, b 3l 0...42
Yellow 43 0...47
White 4B 0...57
Foreign, brown 34 0..43
Yellow 44 0...46
Grey and white CT 0..86
Refined, Rambro' CT 0...70
Lumps 62 0..63
Comm, In Bond.
West India, ordi-
nary 35 0. 40 0
Good.
Fine... .. 7O 0...100 0
Ceylon, ROW ordi-
nary 3B 0. 39 0
Fine oydinary 40 0... 46 0
Fins... • 34 0... 90 0
Mocha, good toliste3o 0... MI 0
Costa Rica, ordi-
nary to fine.— 34 0... 53 0
Sumatra and Pa-
Maui 2l 0... 25 0
Coco

West India ---
14 0 46 0
Foreign 32 .. 35 0
Tr., at per lb.
Congou,cornmon 0 94 0 104
Ries, at per est.
Bengal white lB 6 . 20 0
Cargo l6 0 17 0
Java l5 0 18 0
Patna
Carolina.— 30 0... 36 0
FPIRITS.
Rum at perl alnd.
Leeward
Prod.
Demerara, 20 to
36 per cent
O.P. . 2 9 ... 3 1
JaroulM, M 36
per cent O.P. 3 2 ... 3
Favourite marks 4 2 ... 4
Brandy, Ist brands 5 0 . 6
Fu; per ton.
Riga, P.T.11 £44 0...53
St. Petersburg, 9
head 4O 0 . 0
Dutch and Flemish 5 5... 3
Friesland
11c,• e. at per tom
St.Petersbut, huni.33 0..33 1
nutebot 31 0.. 0
half clean
Riga, Rhine
outahot
pees
Manilla

Esatlndia Sias.... 13 0 IG 0

Pip, No. .....- 011...0 0
Hoops li
Cargo alCanlfflisr 9 0...0 0
Swedish ll 5...
Limn, at per tan.
Pig, best la 10 . 0 e
Milled, sheet l9 10... 0 0
Bare 2O 10 . 0 0
Patent shot 22 0... 0 0
red or minium
Speller lB 13...19 0
011.11, per 252 imp. gal. d.p.
Fish, Sea 4 pale 3O 10.. 31 0
straw .. ... . 28 0...29 0
brown . yellow 25 0. 27 0
einTßlattcr :
Cod ... ... 17 0... 0 0
Soutb See 24 0...26 10
Olive,Cialllpoli,p.ton 42 0 . 0 0
Cocoa Nut 3B 0 0 0
11441 d, Rape, Pole
par too 33 10 _34 0
Bard 24 15... 0 0
Pasommons, Won%
Ilatter—Cork, let 96 o_9ll 0
2nd 92 0 93 0
3rd 86 0._87 0
Dublin, let 0 0 . 0 0
Limerick, do 94 0. 97 0
Carlow, let 94 0...103 0
Newry, let 9O 0...92 0
Waterford 92 0...98 0
Beef. India, per
tierce . .... 0 0.. 0 0
Prime Msee 0 0 0 0
Park, prime maw_ 72 6 75 0
Imes-PorkLmrk 172 6...73
Do. What. f
Isarat. Waterford,
per mt. 4B 0...68 0
Belfast ..... . 46 0 34 0
l'ard•Betr"t'Pr".l46 0...36 0
Waterford, do
Ditto Bladder
BUMS, Os and Cow, at per lb.
D. A. sad M. Video,
ratted .0 &lien 074
0 4 ..0 3
Brazil, dry 0 0 64
Drytalted 0 4 0 N
Rao, dry 0 4 . 0 6
Lima et Valp. dry 0 3 ...0 6
WSalted 0 eet ad* dry 0 3
1 ..0
0 3
Fast India
Nips, B. Ayres, dry 0 7 ..0 8
Russia, dry 0 84 0 9
8. Amer.llorse, per
bide 8 0...16 0
Runde, ditto 6 6..10 6
Dia Warns, at per ton.
Loirwood, Jamalea C 4 3. . 4 10
Handers' 5 5 . 5 15
Campeseby 6 10 .. 7 10

P J..

14 0..33 0
Jute. 150.200
Tut, at per ewt
...... 95 0... 0 0
. ...... 93 0... 0 0

3 10... B

Banc.

Straits

Com. in Wake 95 o_. 0 0
Isor, at per ton.
Bars L9 10 .C 9 IS

Cubs A 9 0.9 10
Nicaragua, large laid
solid 14 0...15 0
.Bman .... 9 0...10 0

IS 0...18 0

Kaput
Red Sandera 5 10... 5 15
Brazil 50 0...55 0

HAVANA.—Private letters from Havana 81:411e that
in consequence of the accounts which had reached that
island of the large majority by which the sugar measure of
Lord J. Russell had been sanctioned, a considerable advance
had taken place in prices, and the quotations, free on board,
per English cwt., were—whites, 245. 9d. to 295. 6d. ; yellows,
21s. 2d. to 235. 7d. ; browns, 18s. 9d. to 20s. 7d. The grow-
ing crop is represented as promising a most abundant yield.
The exports in August, from the two porta of Havana and
Mantanzas, comprised 5,500 boxes to the United States,
2,000 boxes to Spain, and 37,000 boxes to the rest of Eurcpe.
The stock of old sugar wu extremely small, but some of the
old crop was still in the planter's hands. The demand for ships
was confined to British and Spanish bottoms, in order that
the cargoes might be admissible to this country under our
nanesuon laws. 41. and W. ss. had been given for freights
to direct ports in Great Britain. The shipments for the year,
from the let of January to the 31st of August, compared with
1843, had been :
1446. 1845.
Boxes. Boxes.
Havana 404,827
Matanzas 235,358

640,165

TALLOW.

The following are the latest quotations :
On the spot, Petrrsburg T.T 4lla. 6d. to 46a. 9d.
All the year ell ery do.
December do.
January to February do.

CORN

MARE-LANE, Halfpast Two o'clock.—The arrivals
of English Wheat into this port since Monday, amount to
7,260 quarters. The bulk of which having gone direct to
the millers, but little has appeared on the market for sale.
Although the trade was anything but brisk, the few runs of
Wheat fresh up since Monday, have been disposed of at
that day's =tee. A fair extent of business was done
today in free foreign Wheat, and barrel Flour at previous
quotations.
Malting and grinding Barley found buyers upon quite as
good terms as last quoted, but distilling qualities were in
request at an advance of fully le. per quarter.
Oats were a tolerably steady sale, to both dealers and
consumers, without any quotable vari►tion in value.
Beans and Peas as last noted.

BRITISH. II Is Wisp p Clomet.
WHEAT, &PM and Kent Red 62 to 64 69 White 64 to 66 to 72
Norfolk and Suffolk 60 to 62 66 do. 62 to 66 to 70
Talavera (Bon or Suffolk) 72 to 74
Calubridpailatoolo Red —to to White —to— to
Northumbelmd i Scotch do. —to do —to— to
Irish do
lira, 34 to 36
Sawn. Feeding 3l to 33 Distilling 32 34 to 33
Malting 3B to 40 Chevalier 42 to 44 fine to 46
Malt — to Scotch to
BUSSE WHEAT
MALT 66 to 62 fine pale 60 to 66