The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL.

RIO JANEIRO, AUO. 24.—EXPORTS.—Corral.—A brink
liquify has prevailed. principally for prime new, of which
the supply has been limited, and the stock, which amounts
to 30,000 bags, consists almost exclusively of old. We have
to note an advance in prices of 100 refs in superior, and 50
reis per sroba in other qualities, the sales having amounted
to 60,000 bags. Exported : 8,242 bags to Antwerp, 3,000
Baltimore, 9.934 Constantinople, 3,617 Copeahagen, 17,008
Hamburg, 3.189 Havre, 511 Lisbon, 8,633 Malta, 12,602
Marseilles, 4,4.50 New York, 7,035 Trieste ; in all, from Gth
to 21st, 78,844 bags. Shipped, since Ist instant, 109,327
ags.
Sco•a—The arrivals of Campcs, all pkgs. included, amount
to about 200 rases, and the sales to 100 chests, at 2,700 dolt.
to 2,800 dole., and at 1,800 dots., and 30 cases new at 3 dole. and
2 dols. 100 c. to 2 dole. 2000 c., almost entirely for consumption.
Of Pentium have been sold 1,000 barrels and baits at 2 dols.
900 c. to 3 dols. 300 c. ; very choke, at 3 dole. '2ooe.
Htuart—Arrived 7,383 from Rio Grande, dec., 39,963 (of
which 2,990 are salted) from the River Plate.
BAHIA, Sept. 4.—Sugar: No sales of COrtleqtleileit have
transpired beyond a lot of average Muscovado' of about 300
eases, at 1,850 per a., or 16a. 6d. per cwt. on bd. ex'frt. Our
quotations for average descriptions about equslly assorted
are 1,800 to 1,900 per a. the Itluscovadoe, and 2,300 to 2,400
the Whites, or 16e. 4d. to 17s. 3d., and 20s. 9d. to 21s. Sd.
per cwt. on bd., exchange 27; picked descriptions, being
scarce as usual at this season, and prices of same propor-
tionably higher. Exported since the Ist inst., 388 cases to
Trieste. The market, towards the latter part of the month,
has been very inanimate, and prices of common descriptions
have experienced a decline.
Ilium.— Prices are unaltered. Exported to Naples 2,000
green, 7,776 dry, 5,699 dry salted; to Trieste 600 dry salted.
Tonacco LEA E.—Sales to some extent have been effected
within quotations.
Comore.--The inquiry has been brisk throughout the
month. Of Maceios about 700 bags have arrived, sad fur-
ther supplies are being expected.
COFFEE is dropping in more freely, and sales of unwashed
have taken plate at from 2,700 to 3,000 per a.
BUENOS Avatar, Aug. 7.—Commercial matters generally
since the last departure for Europe have been dull and
inactive, excepting, perhaps, the last eight days, during
which a pretty good business has been done. There is a
(treat scarcity of narrow hides, which fetch good prices. Hair
N very scarce and much wanted ; the demand is west, and
could not be answered for the last mouth. In hides we may
report a sale of 9,000 Dosearnailos, of 281b5., at 60 dole.,
and 3,000 Camp at 19 dell. The transactians daring the
present week have been more extensive. Hides of 28114.
and 2916,. continue much looked after, at 52 deli. to 60 dots.,
according to quality. Some sales of steamed green have
been effected at 27 dole. Hides, for North America, meet
with reedy sale, at 41 dols., and there is no doubt but
from the scanty supplies, owing to the bad roads, greater
transactions would have been made. Wools continue de.
pressed, and no transactions. The highest price of doubloons
during the week 380 dole. ; the lowest price, 367 dots.

NIESSRS. SANDERSO:f AND CO.—A third meeting
of the parties interested in the affairs of Sanderson and Co.
took place to-day, at which it transpired that the bills bear-
ing the responsibility of the firm which have run off since
the meeting on the 28th ult. have amounted to about
350,000/., and that these upon the whole have been well met.
It will be remembered that, at the date of suspension, the
amount of bills running was 1.725,0001., a total which has
now been reduced to about 1,000,0001., and which, beforethe
end of the year, will be further reduced to 220,0001. The
amount of acceptance* held by the house (overdue and to
mature) en firms shich have failed since Meters. Sanderson's
suspension is stated to be about 28,000/. The following is a
minute of the proceedings "At a meeting of the parties in-
terested in the affairs of Messrs. Sanderson and Co.. held at
their office, King Williarn.stheet, London, °enable 12, 1817,
by adjournment from the 28th of September last, present,
Samuel Jones Loyd, Fag , in the chair, resolved, that the
progress mask in the further realization of the assets of
Mesas. Sanderron and Co.'s concern appears to be satidac-
tory, and that this meeting Be adjourned to Friday, the 12th
of November next, at one o'clock, at this place.—(Signed)
8..1. LOYD, chairman."
DEATH OF SIR ROBERT GORDON, G.C.B.—We re-
gret to have to record the demise of this distinguished diplo-
matist, which took place suddenly on the Bth inst.. at
Balmoral, near Aberdeen. The deceased was fourth brother
of the present Earl of Aberdeen. The deceased was fourth
brother of the present Earl of Aberdeen, and had for many
years reprererted his sovereign at various European courts.
The last ollic of functions which Sir Robert discharged were
those of her Britannic Msjesty's ambassador at the court of
Vienna.

EASTERN COUNTIES RAI LIVAY.—MTiveII in London
kw the seek ending Oct. 9: Flour, 4,834 sacks; malt, 3,110
grit ; wheat. 842; barley, 631 ; Oats, 36; Beano, 301; Peas,
438 ; seed, 256 sacks. Beasts, 443 ; sheep, 3,173 ; calms, 23 ;
PIP, 770.

SALMON JUBILEE.-110 first jubilee year to sal-
oon ever known in Scotland is now begun. The Duke of
Sutherland, in all his fine rivers is Ross and Sutherland, of
which his Knee is sole proprietor, has issued orders that no
Mb shall be taken above the influence of the tide-way, either
by net or the angltr's rod, until the let of February, 1849,
thus giving the salmon undisturbed rest and possession, for
rightern month•, of their own domain.—Dundee IVarder.

COMMERCIAL k MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'Clock.—Notbiag has transpired in the City
as to the result of the deliberations of the Cabinet
Council yesterday, nor indeed with any certainty
whether the state of monetary affairs was taken into
consideration at all. The more peculiar subject of
consideration and anxiety is said to have been
the situation and prospects of Ireland. Many
mysterious rumours are in circulation on this
head, which have been industriously turned to ac-
count by the " bear" party, although it is clear that
nothing more can be known about that country
tha what has appeared in the public journals.
It is not deemed probable that the government
even can be in possession of much more information
themselves, nor is it at all Ilely that the result of
their councils should be given to the world the next
day, excepting in the shape of some overt act which
to the extent might bo declaratory.
Some heavy sales of stock, chiefly for the Novem-
ber account, were made this morning upon the
strength, as put forth, of the rumours referred to.
It is understood also that money stock to some
amount was brought to market for commercial account,
and for the relief of a pressure for money in certain
quarters. These sales, upon a market so susceptible,
depressed Consols to 82 to for motley and to-morrow,
say ' below the closing prices of yesterday. From
these quotations they retrogadcd further to 82! to !„
from which they have recovered, and now are 821 to
For November the rates are called 83f to We
have an active market between fresh speculative
transactions and the making up of books for to-
morrow's settlement. Reduced Threes are 81 to !, ;
Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 83: to ; Exchequer
Bills, 16s. to Its discount; Bank Stock, 180 to S.

Foreign stocks have been rather more in movement
this morning. Holders in need of money are sup-
posed to have been realising such of their foreign se-
curities as are available. Brazilian have declined to
73 to 7 ; the New, to 73 to 5. Mexican are lower, at
18 to 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. in de-
cline, at 52; to 3i ; the Fours, at 82 to 3. Spanish
Fives are called now only 17; to 18; ; the Threes,
2(i to 7; ; Passive, 3i to 4. Venezuela Deferred,
8 to 10.

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ENGLISII
Rank Stock. Ite) 5 3 per Ct. Cont. Ae. 82j j
3 per CL ItoL Anne.. 81i 4 3; per Cent.. 821
3 per CL C.1.A.... esd Esebequer 111E4 9e4. to 154. die.
Con‘ri• for November. 844
FOREIGN VUNDR.
5 per Ct. Atedrlzu 6 I 1 per Coot. Grenada Adz.. 174 181
4j per (.L Bonds, 87 9 Grenada Deferred Ed,.. 31 I
2 per Cent. ditto. 5 per Ct Neaten, 1646, 18
S per CL Rractltw Mx., 75 1 8 per Cl. P.:rush.. Kb,. 22 32
Ditto New, 73 6 PortugutNe Cne. Mk, 21 3
6 per Cl. Doano, Alm Ads., 33 5 6 per CL Rm,10.. Ede.. 104 3
DMA CUL. Rd.. 65 Ditto ttpanl.l. 184
Ditto Columb. Der. Risk, 3 per CL 81.61 deb li,k, 36/ 7
. Columbian Equedor Ed,.. 31 3 14panish Deferred 11.4., 13 14
3 per Ct. Duubb Edo. YAP 2 81..141 Parrerr A 4
23 per Ct. Duieb Dab.. 52431 2 per Ct. Venezuela lids.. 34 5
4 per Ct. Carta Dutch, 89 3 Venezuela Deferred Eds., 8 10

RAILWAYS.—Shares are somewhat inquired for,
but at reduced prices. Brightons, 40 to 41 ; North
Staffordshire, discount; Luxembourg, 71. paid, at
17s. 6d. The continued decline and heavy state of
the funds discourages the public from coming forward
to make Investments in railways.

GALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON.
(Yesterdaya prices will ha found In last page).
Bir., Weir., & Dudley, 131 1, Midland, 107 31
Boa, Stem., & Bir., 41 1 Do. 40/., 391 404
Caledonian, 34 1 . Do. SOI., Itt 71
Do. Halve& 21 31 d Do. Bir. & Dairy, 77 6
Ches. & Holyhead Pref., 34 Norfolk, 88
E. Counties, IN 34 I North British, 23 41
Do. Perpetuals per Cent., No.l, Do. Thirds, 1
1 1 d
Do. York Extra. 81 8 North Staffordshire, 71 1
I Osbrd, Worcester, & Wolv., 194
Do. N. & E., 494 Royston Central,tch* I
01. Northern, 21 4 Scottish 24
Gt. Western, 93 64 I Shropshire Union, 11 1
Do. Halves, 36 1 S. E. and Dover, 27 4
Do. Gra. 134 1 Do. No. 2, 101
Do. Pdtha, 225 4 Do. No. 4, 31 1
Do. Now 171. oh., 1; Booth Wales, if 44
lan. & York. Fifths. 64 Tort, Newer, & Berwick, SI
Do. W. R. C., 2131 4 Do. (Orig. Newt. & Bel.). 271 I
Do. Prestos & Wyre Halves Do. Eaten. No. I (York and
(A), 111 Nem.), 111 1
Leeds & Bradford, 83 Do. No. S (Neve. and Her.),
Lon., Thigh., & Routh Coast, 401 51 I
Lou. and N. Western, 143 91 Do. G.N.E. Purchase, 1111
Do. Qrs. New, 7 4 York & N. Midland, 70j 691
Do. 40/. eh. M. & 8., 37 G Do. Pref., 141 A. 1
Do. lit eh. M. &B. (A), 8 Do. E. &W. Ex., 281
Lon. and S. Western 501. shares Boulogne and Amiens, 131 1
New, 511 5 I Italian and Austrian. I
Do. 'Thirds, 1 4 i Rouen and Havre, 20
LIVERPOOL SALES, Oeroesa 12.
Birk, Lane., & Ch. ill. sh. (late I LW.. P"-os, & South., 1 d
C. gc B.), 51 4 Midland, 168
E, Lancashire New, 14 Ga. 3d. 4 Do. 401. eh., :".91 8
Edinburgh & Glasgow, 48 no. Hews, 11 d
Gt. Western Halves, 57 Do. Coo. Bina. & Derby, 80
Do. Fifths, 211 N. Staffordshire, 1 1 4
Lan. k York. (late M. and L. i Preston and Wyre, 34
Fifth.). PI Shrews.. Orw., & °herb. 414
Do. Illes. (late U. aS.), 81 d IS.E. & Dover (No. 4,', 24 355.9c1,1
Land. AN. Western, 1481 9 1 York. Nerve., and Bey. (N. and
Do. Qrs. G. J. II p B. Ex., No. 2), 1 p
Do. (Jr.. A., 31 P
YORE
North British Thirds, I
Do. Goleta ra, 41
N. Staffordshire, 11.6 e. 34.
York & N. Mid. Pref., 145

Ckvosts 12.
York, Ne,cas., k Ber. (hie New
Bererickp) No. 2,5;
Do. G. N. E. Purthase,

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Ilalfpast Two.—
This hue been a quiet day, as frequently occurs on a Wed-
nesday. The public sale of Sugar consisted of foreign only ;
ill., 350 hhda. Porto Rico, and 300 chests of white Bahia.
A small portion of the former, of fine qualities, found
buyers at the relative value; all the other was bought
in. Refined market very dull ; good brown lumps, 535.;
standard quality, 54s.—The small isle of good Jamaica
Coffee went off without showing any material alteration.—
Cocoa waa very dull, and prices were scarcely maintained in
public sale.—Colton There has been a limited demand to-
day.--Ruin remains dull.—Rice steady.—The Indigo sale is
progressing heavily.—ln other articles so alteration,
Duty paid on eager to bet week to Leedom, Liverpool, cwt.
Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 3,989,876
To the same period last year 3,463,134

Increase
Derma ems mei en P 4 1647 To cur wn* lb..
Ueda. .. .... 10,414,124
Liverpool ... 4,208,891
Arleta I
Hull ......... - 191,716
Clyde -- 1,593,:24

Total

Same time ia ISIS .. ..... .-.....

Deertase

COALS.—H4f-pasf Two.—The following are the
quotations : Walla End Haswell, 231. ; Walla End Lamborn,
.2a. 94.--Ships at mat Ittt, 17.

CORN.—MARK-LANE.—With the exception of
foreign Wheat the arrivals cf Grain and Flour during the
week have been very moderate. The few parcels of English
Wheat left over from lost market day remained unsold at a
late hour. The husineas done in foreign Wheat was trifling
in the extreme, and although prices are quoted nominally
the came as on Monday. The market his a downward
tendency. Barley supported its value, the sale of Oats
was very limited, and Monday's rates were barely maintained.
Beans and Peas unaltered.

The fallowing are last Manday's rot ations :
BRITISH. !homage per Quarter.
Wnrvr, P.m and Kent, red 54 to 56 to 60... white 52 to 60 to 02
Norfolk and suffollt. 52 to 66 to 36... do 66 to 33 to 60
Talavera (Essex or Sufflk) 6O to el
Carob. & lao., red.. to to —...white to to
Northumb. and Ileotehdo. —to —... do — to to
UM dO to do. to to
item.
BAlLZT,reiallte ... Si .Aktilling 23 to 30 to 30
13 tia 31...4:34eva11er 34 to 36 fine-
- to
Bt CR WALT t. 3
MAI r 64 to 56... fine, pale._ .. 64 to 63
Pr2+, grza. 4O to 426 Od . maOle
—to _ peritns al — to
Whits 42 to 40...Wers. 2O to 34
BeAvr, 126041&&. 36 to VI. Ala 34 to 40...01d 44 to 46
Harrow SS to 40 ...mall 4O to 42...01d 46 to 50
' Tsars, New Spring —to --new whiter —/I —...01d —to
RAP...ERI., New
Lissaato Cassia per thousand £l2 10s. to £l3 Os