The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-20 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

FILIDAT IVIDIDUL
The excitement which prevailed in the stock mar-
ket, giying rue to seesiimahle Ambitions is the
him MIK sod 16 es&rec dierm, daring the last
two dark bee allegutisw wlioee, and the badness
tanembel is than trilw was altogether of a more
ermadrat nature, whisk tweet to impart more firim
nem to the minket. Osumi spud at 9112110f0r
weep awl 911 to 92 for ,smut, bet soon a
*aim irons I they rallied, however, towards the mid-
yof tbe day, and finally closed at 911 to 92 far
njory. Obi at SI2 to / for account. The Three per
pm& Afterl were dew at 901 and $. The New
Themodo9449lll6ter
_par Cents. opened to-day for
*bib km& whisk pee rise to a
priconeidcipillerable
U
liiated Wag done in hem, a
emesalm They towed at t9ll , ties avulse,'
to to Ot, sad were 1s dose at the opening prim
Beelregese Bills madam in request at 44e. sad
a& 169._., at width they were done. Long Amenities
sodired 91 and 11-16; ditto 30 years, 1869. 81;
Ma, 20 1860, 8 11-16 sad 1. Bank Stook
Wee
at 1981 and 1871. South Sea New
were bought at 891. India Bonds at 60s.
pram
fibs hniaser in the foreign hones WM exceedbigly
004 sod is emalesed in the following, which m-
oat se armr_ity.
Oreamia Dined at R. brexican (ex. January
IMMO at Xi kr away, sad NI for assolat. Paw

run Four per Cents., 1849, at 521 for account.
Portuguese Four per Cents. at 331 and j. Spanish I
Fire per Cents. at 16 and 151. Vent:mile at 24. 1
Dstch Four per Cent. Certificates at 821 and 4.
The premium on gold yes' e•day at Paris was 144
per mine, which, at the English mint plies ot.
31. 17e. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, &MI en
exchange of 25.51 ; and the exchange at Part; ea
London at short being 25.60, it .follows that gold is
0.04 per cent. dearer in Paris than in Landes.
By advice. to-day from Hamburg the price of gold
is 437/ per mark, which, at the English mint price of
Si. 17e. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an
exchange of 13.111 • and the exchange at Hamburg
an Leedom at shori being 13.12, it follows that gold
is 0.29 per cent dearer in Lftdon than in Hamburg.
The course of exchange at New York, on London,
for bills at 60 days? sight, is 109/ per vent. ; and
the par of exchange between England and America
being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange
is nominally 0.17 per oass in favour of England. Bat
after making allowance for ditrenos of interest and
charges of transport, the present rate will leave
scarcely any profit on receiving gold from the Uni!ed
States.
At the in sales to-day 1,326 chests were
rased, of which 410 were withdrawn, 250 bought
in, and 666 sold at previous rates. Prices were rather
better supported.. The total quantity passed up to
the present time is 13,726 cheats, of which 6,130
were withdrawn, 1,644 bought in, and 8,962 mold.
The sales will be rammed on Monday, and are ex-
pected to terminate about Wednesday next.
The course of exchange to-day was rather higher
on Hamburg and France ; and bills on Cadiz were
done a shade lower. Negotiations took place at the
following rates:
TIM. Prim sardatial.
From To
Mambas,
Amaterdma
2 .21a. 12 it
BoMmelom
" Ashram
25 71
Paris abort. 28 30
Ditto
346 23 65
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Tha
F 0 raukfmt
57
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Trlmes
Potoraborg
Matz, d 44
(hdlg. ll 1; 1 I
Latham
emics
Naples
Palermo
Memaaa
Lisboa m
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/tan Loam Oommar's Batas.--Calcutta 21, Bombay 24, Madras
It Ccusiourrs PAWL

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Hamburg advice' of the 16th state that the price
of coffee was fully maintained, the greater part having
psawd into the hands of speculates, who held for
rates. Rio and Java had realised 4le. to Si.;
Parte Rico, 60. to 51s. A few sales of snar had
been made, but only at a decline in price. The result
of the meeting of the sugar refiners at Berlin was not
yet known, but was expected to be made public before
the next mail departure. A sale of cotton had taken
lam at an advance of #to 1. Cocoa was in good
demand. Java Rice had realised 7 marks bane°. In
grain there was scarcely anything doing. Upland
melting barley was worth 64 to 65 dollars. Raps
I seed was in good request at 150 to 155 dollars. In
exchange little was doing, and the rate on London is
without alteration. Money was abundant. Railway
shares wen improviag daily. Funds were very firm,
and most demiptions were quoted higher. The fol-
lowing were the lest prices of stocks :
Raskin (English) Loan, 104#; Ditto Fire per
Cents. in Hamburg Certificates, 98 ; Ditto Five
per Coats. (Hope) third and fourth series, 94 ;
Prussian Pin per Cent. Voluntary Loan, 1848,
lost. Denial Five per Cents. 1849, 96#. Swedish
Pear per Cents., 98#; ditto Four per Cents, hypo-
thecated ice', 1846, 95#. Norwegian Four per
Chats., 1848, 991. Spanish Areas, 9; the Three
pr Cent. Interior Debt, 251. United States Six per
Cents 105.

New Orleans letters of the 23rd September state
that business was gradually reviving, and a good deal
of nativity was snared in the impaling and jobbing
beds, though as yet it was mostl restri to the
kaki and receiving of goods. They produce markets
men dull, but cotton fully maintained its
vase the influence of eontinued unfavour-
Sram the interior in relation to the crop.
The weather he some days past bad been clear and
woes. The eV was quite healthy. The arrivals of
mesa from the lit to the 23rd Sept. were 13,747
bales, and the &mance/ during the same period,
6,096 bales, leaving a stock on band of 19,721 bales.
Tois limited supply tended to unsettle the market.
Holders were demanding extreme prices, while buyers
were not willing to meet the views of sellers. As •
consequence, it was difficult to quote the exact pmii-
tion of the market, though, as a general rule, prices
had tended upwards. The last sales reported, how-
ever, were at rather easier for new middling
Old. to 10Id., and for ;middling 101 d. to 10Id.
Of tobacco the arrivals the Ist to the 23rd of
September were 1,592 hbds., and the exports
1,144 hhdL, leaving a stock on hand of 13,550 hhds.
The bonsai:time were not extensive, in consequence
of the light supply, nevertheless the sales of the week
embraced 750 Wide., at very full prices,the outside quo-
tations indicating the exact state of the market. The
rates were :—for Lugs, 20. to 3/a per lb. ; leaf,
inferior to common, 40. to 410. ; hie to fine slc. to
6c.: choice and selections, tic. to 71c. Only a mode-
rate degree of activity prevailed in the Sour market,
and prices ruled about the same as before quoted,
say from 5 dole. to 5 dole. 124 c. for Illinois, and second
St. Louis, and 6 dos.. 260. to 6 dole. 75c. for extra
brands. The corn market continued quiet, with little
or no demand for export. The week's sales had been
chiefly at 46c. and 48c., though the extremes ranged
from 45c. to fa& per bushel. Oats had been in de-
mand, and prices were higher, St. Louis commanding
420. and 460., and Ohio 340. to 35e. In freights no
fall engagements had taken place. The rates
were : for cotton to Liverpool, 7-16 d. ; tobacco to
Loudon, 32a 6d. per hhd., and to Liverpool,
lOLA Geer to Liverpool, 3s. per barrel ; corn
to Liverpool ed. per 601 be. There was no alteration
to notice in exchanges, the demand being of a limited
character. Sterling quoted 9to 101 per cent prem. ;
franca. ss. 274 e. to 6f. 350.
Telegraphic despatches from New Orleans of the
27th state that very unfavourable amounts continued
to come in with roved to the cotton crop, and an
opinion was generally entertained that under the
most favourable circumstances the crop would fall
greatly short. The market on the 26th was quiet, and
closed firm; sales only of 105 bales took place at full
prices.
According to Mobile letters the advice' from the
%sews States complained greatly of the nem
eaMlldtbd by the worms in the cotton crop.
dyne have been getting lower during the past week,
hems the general business of the city had expo-
rimmed ao change. Everything continued to wear
the summer aspect, and the extreme heat of the
weather had been anything but reviving to out-of.
door Winn& Prices, in this dull and languid state
of Wage, remained mostly unchanged. Of cotton
the sales during the week were only about 450 bales
Ist prices ruling previously ordinary, 9 to 90.
l pie lb.; middling, 9 to 10 ; middling fair, 101 to
104. The stock on hand was only 6,333 balm,
ionr2
ec3,974 bales at the same date last year. The
remained perfectly healthy.
g to letters of the 14th September from
nitermesh the transactions in sugar were very li-
mited, but pins were folly maintained. The state-
ment of exports shows a decrease this year as 0011I-
pared with 1848 of 48,232 boxes from Havaaaah sad
74,388 boxes from Mataniss, making a total of
122,620 boxes. Coffee was some, and the jmil
restricted; prim, 6 debt to 7 dole.
wen dell. Two small privileged vessels ha= I
takes up at 21.55. to 21. 2& Bd. for Cowen and a
market Exchange, 14 to 16 prem.
Lettere have been received from Rio to the 29th
August, bat they add nothing to the nonce=
to hand. From the Ist to the 22nd of
124,870 bags coffee had been shipped. The exchange
was Ina at 26d.
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