The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-10 00:00:00

PROM Ova OWN CO:

(By Eteetr:e Tekgraptt.)
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY,
Tho Royal mail steam-ship America has just
up the river, bringing three days' later Intel-
Firerle from the United States, Canada, &c. The
America sailed from Boston on the 29th ult., and
I made the fortnightly call at Halifax, KS., on the
31st ult., to land and receive mails and passengers.
She brings over 130,000 dollars in specie, and 30

passengers.
The Liverpool and Boston Royal mail steam-ship
Europa called at Halifax, on her way to Boston, on
the 28th ult.
The political advices by this arrival arc not im-
portant.
The steam propeller, Henry Clay was wrecked
on Lake Eric on the 24th ult, and 30 lives were lust.
The steamboat Empire, from Dunkirk to Detroit,
was missing, and supposed to have sunk with all on
board.
The latest advices from Mexico report that the
success of the insurgents was becoming greater daily.
Government was powerless for want of funds.

We have received our despatches at too late an hour to
extract from the papers more than the following
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
New YORK, Oct. 28.
Prices of some stocks have not varied materially since the
departure of the Atlantic.
There is is no new feature in the money market except-
ing, perhap., a greater abundance eff,ring on call. Capi-
tal is quite plenty on first-class securities at 7 per cent. tor
good paper there is a better demand than supply. Fa-
vourite names go at 7 to 10 per cent. ; second-class, 12 to
18 per cent.
Our banks now hold about eleven millions of gold, with
one or two more in the mint. They feel strong, and are
expanding again.
Exchange on London was in moderate demand at 110 to
1101 ; Paris, 5.1 G; Hamburg, 36 to 361 ; Bremen, 781
to 781.
Amts appeared dull, the sales being under 60 bbls.
pearls at 5 dole. 371 c., and pots at 4 dols. 871 c.
Bnx.tusrta•rs.—Flour moved to the extent of 8,400 bids.
State, at 3 deli. 871 e. to 4 dols, and western, at 3 dols. 871 e.
to 4 dab. 121 c.; with other kinds in proportion; Ca-
nadian seemed scarce, at 4 dole. ; southern was not
so brisk; 700 barrels ordinary new fetched 4 dots.
121 e. to 4 duls. 25c. Rye floor and Jersey meal con-
tinued firm at 3 dole. 371 c. Wheat improved ash ide, 8,000
bushels Genneswe white fetching 95e. to 97c. ; 4,000 Mi-
chig►n, with 2,600 Ohio, 90e. ; and 2,000 Carolina red, 78e.
' to 80e. Rye also advanced, 5,000 bushels finding buyers at
72c. to 73e. Barley and oats were unaltered. Corn did
not vary much. There were 25,000 bushels, unsound to
prime mixed, 1,11 at 56c. to 57c.
COTTON.—The sales to-day were chiefly for export, and
amounted to about 900 bales, at our quotations, which we
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Stock in all hands estimated at 17,000 bales.
Faxtoitrs.—Liverpool demanded 1841. for Hour, and sd.
for grain ; but, during the day, about 1,800 bbls. were en-
gaged at ls. 5d., and 10,000 to 12,000 bushels wheat at
Rd., in bulk ; and 300 bhls. lard, at 14s. ; and 300 boxes
of tea, at 20s. To London, naval stores were at 21.; dour,
Is. 9d. ; and cheese, 30s. to 331. asked. To Havre, rates
were steady, at cent. for cotton, sto 6 dots. for ashes,
and 6 dots. for bark. To California, freights continued in
'fair demand at 13 to 60 cents, according to date of sailing.
PUOVISIONS.—Pork inclined downwards, with sales of
300 bbls. new mess, at 14 dots. 12 c., and do., prime, at
13 dots. 73c. beef varied little-130 bbls. mess bringing
8 dots. 50e. to 10 dots. 50e. ; and prime, 1 slots. 50e. to
dots. 37te. Lard :Lppeared heavy, at titc. to 9c.
TOBACCO opened rather quiet—all hlids. Kentucky were
sold at 4}c. to 7e. ; and a few cases Connecticut seed leaf, at
17c. to lac.