The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THUR,SDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1849.

in exports for Europe offered toe. meat of tonnage.
The exchange on London was 44i; on Peels 4.80.
, Advice. from Lima me to the 10* July, at while'
:dale business was rather delL Th•pnblio jeweils, in
commenting on the probable revenue, apprehend that
there will be a oossiderable deficit as compared to the
pablie expenditure.
Front Rio they are to the 10th July, but contain
nothing of the least interest to the commercial reader:l
The exchange wee firm at 26d. Coffee was sears,l
aid the new crop coining in rather slowly. It was
quoted :—Sopencir washed at 3,500 to 4,000 ; ditto
unwashed, 3,150 to 3,250; first, 2,650 to 2,750;
second, 1,900 to 2,650 per aerobe. Freights t r the
Channel, 505.; one vessel had been taken up to Lon-
don at 455. and b per cent.
Letters from Bahia of the 23rd July state that this
year's sugar crop, which was nearly concluded, had
fallen considerably short of the amount of the pre -
vim§ year, and prices, therefore, were looking up.
Tf-e quotations were 2,000 to 2,500 per arroba for
fair lista. For brown at 2 there was a brisk
demand, but the whites are not of sufficiently good
quality to command 2,500. The heavy rain which
had fallen bad produced a beneficial effect on the
growing canes, and the coming crop was ex-
pected to appear unusually early. Exchange
on London had been steady for some time at
251 d. The last freight paid to the channel
and a port was 40s. Si: British and three
foreign vessels were then diteagagtd, with poor
prospect' cf getting loaded. Seven voted' had sailed
sines the 6tb July for the Chanoel for orders, two to
Gibraltar for orders, one for Liverpool, and 10 vessels
were then loading for various destinations. Cotton
was quoted 4.200 to 4.600: coffee, 2 600.
At Pernambuco, on the 28th July, business was
dull, as is usually the case at the fall or the shipping
season. The rains had been copious, and the season
altogether favourable to the ensuing crop, which pro-
mised to be a very abundant one. Sugars are quoted
I —For white, 2.150 to 2.800 ; brown, 1.860 to 1.900 ;
leottoo, 4.800 to 5.000. Exchange on London firm at
250. Freights are very dull : no transactions in
sugar freights ; cotton freight to Liverpool was very
scarce at 9-16 d. per lb. and 5 per cant. Sugar bsllast
in bags, 30s. to 3.5 e. and 5 per cent.
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=MANORS AND BTOOR9 ABROAD.
Baratta, Barr. 4.—Loan, 1840, 931; ditto, 184!, 931 ; ditto, 1866,
644; ditto, 1844, 871; ditto, 1636, 824; ditto, 1846, 641; Lean of do
City, 1832, 100; ditto, 1813, 921; Beak of Belgium, 701. Exchange=
Loudon, 23.30.
ILansuao, Garr. I.—Prereian Five per Canto., 163 1044 ; Reagan
Fire per Cent. Haub. Certif., 934 931; ditto English Loan, 101 ; ditto
New Pour per Cent., Steen:. 831 83; Danish Mohr. Loan, Three per
Cents., 8811,81 ; ditto in 1001. abate., 691 69 ; ditto Five per Ceuta.,
941 934; Norwegian Flu per Cents, 99'; 8, anish Flee per (tote.,
11 ; Ditto, Tom Per Cat=., 28 231; Americas Six per Cents., 1031.

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY, Two O'Ciocic.
The share market is again firmer to-day, and a
more confident feeling generally prevail.. Most lines
are Arm at yesterday's priors. Midlands are coLaide-
rably higher. having touched 59; so are Newcastle
and Berwick'. at 18g. York and North Midlands are
also firmer. Eastern Counties have been disposed of
at 7i and 8.
The French Aare market is firmer, with a fair
amount of holiness doing.
East Indiana are quoted I to 1 premium.

limi Itau.wars.

3aelog prier
Yesterday.

Oslo today up
to 1 o'clock.