The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-21 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS,

AMISH'S' PAIN' and Geollol EREDZEICK DAVIES,
Hilt s:reet. Southwark, woollendracers.
HARRY FAENCOMPI HODSON, Bamford, Hiles, iron-
Moser.
JoHN Bowan, Woroestar, wino merchant.
WILLIAM BLOM RICHARDSON, Darluton, Stafford.
shire, tube manufacturer.
FREDERICK Bela, Plymouth, boarding-bows keeper.
JAMES SKINNER, jun., Bristol, licondrapar.
EDMCND CHADWICK, Joscea Sma.w, and AnnamAm
GAISTSIDE, Oldham, LSHCSAhire, COUCH spinners.

Mit. FEARGUti O'CoeNoit has addressed the follow-
ing to the electors and non-electors of Nottingham:—My
Friends,—l will meet you at one o'clock, on Monday, the
27th init., in the Market-moire of Nottingham, sad, as your
servant. I shall be prepared to give an account of my steward-
ship, and to surrender my trust into your hands, if you are
dissatisfied with me as your representative ; and I shaU also
have much pleasure in attending the meeting at 7 o'clock, to
join with you in expressing sympathy for the brave Hun-
garians. Your faithltil friend and representative,
Femmes O'CoNgoa.

MONEY MARKET.

MONDAT Evasiso.

There was very little business transacted in the
English funds to-day, and under the influence of a
total want of animation they gave way 4-. Consols for
money opened at the closing prices of Saturday, 92t
to 1, from which they declined to but again rallied
and were last done at 921. For account they were
first marked at 93. then next and last at 921.
They closed at 9241 to for money, and
at 921 for account. The Three per Cents. Reduced
marked 921 and t ; and the Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents., 934, 4, and last 94. Exchequer Mls were
dens at 445. to 48s. premium; Long Annuities at 9;
ditto, 30 years, 5.11 January, 1860, at 8 11-16. Bank
Steck realised 200 and 199; India Bonds, 755. and
745. premium.
The market for foreign securities was rather *mi-
-1 mated, and a fair amount of business was done, at
maintaining prices, r most descriptions, whilst
Mexicans were rather better. The business trans-
acted was the following:
Buenos Ayres at 531 and 541. Chilian Six
per Cents. at 94. Equador at 31. Mexican, ex
coupons, at 291 and 29 for money, and at 281, t, and
29 for account. Peruvian Four per Cents. Active,
1849, at from 53 to 52, closing at 521. Portuguese
Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, at 281 ; ditto
Four per Cents. at 29. Spanish Five per Cents. at
181 for money, and at 19 for account ; ditto Passive
at 31 ; ditto, Deferred, at 9. Spanish Three per
Cents. at 341 and I. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per
Cents. at 88. 'fwo-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch at
531 and 53 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 831.
Our commercial advices from China are to the 24th
Inns from Hong-Bong. Everything continueerper-
fectly quiet both at Hong-Kong and at Canton, and
the only interruption to business was occasioned by
the heavy rains which had fallen, and had swollen
rivers so as to render the navigation impracticable.
The business during the month in the leading staples
was, therefore, strictly, confined to the supply of the
immediate wants of the dealers, and the prices of
cotton and cotton twist had suffered a de-
cline, whilst white and grey long-cloths barely
maintained the quotations of the previous month. The
extravagant prices asked by the teamen for the new
chops of tea, of which a few had arrived, had pre-
! ven.ed operations, and teethe old stock was nearly ex-
hausted, the exports for the seem 1848-9 were con-
sidered closed—vis.:

Black Orem Taal.
Mt* Export lb. lb. lb.
FM hake 22,436,470 6,304,370 21,911,340
tr.= Ibumbs' 10,938,298 1,932,922 12,311,224

... 38.772,7C41 8,478,798 47,251,364

Season 1847-46
The new crop of tea is considered of a fair average
quality, and the greater portion particularly clean
flavoured. Of raw silk there was none at market.

The export of the season was 18,600 bales against
22,400 bales silk daring the previous Lesson.
Shipping was abundant, and vessels, for want of occu-
pation, were leaving in bailee,. The rate to London
was nominally 31. 3s. The Salnpian and Coromandel
have together on freight for London about five lekba
of Byose silver. Sycee was at a premium of 91per
cant., and Mexican dollars 2 per cent. premium. Ex-
change on London 4s. id. for Oriental Bank bills, and
4s. 2d. to 4e. 2ld. with slipping documents.
From Batavia we have accounts to the 22d June.

The expedition to Bali was expected to arrive, on its
return, in the course of the week. The market for

sugar Was rather active, aud prices firm. Several par-1
oels had been sold at 12f. 7k. to 15f. per picnl. Coffee
wu eagerly sought after, and several parcels of
Pudang bad been disposed of at 18f. to 18f. 75c. per
Lunt The market was well supplied with most
articles of cotton manufacture, and the demand was