The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1851.

quest, sad we hoes of sales of 400 pc, at Rs. 4 40 Re. 6
10 p p.—Twills: No sales hove bees reported. A foie deo
semi mists fee 36 inch 40 3d. asekm—ln Hideo*llems pre
have so traeisetions to report.—Csnewics: Situ, 2,160 pe
.I Re. 2: 3to Ha. 4p. p. Thus, se well as Sofia Spots of
sag descriptions except Stripes, see dull of tile.—Forney
Goals. Book Nashua: Sales, 2,873 is.. at Re 1: 2 to
Re. 2i p. p. Low qualitieset these and hite Grey DkuWe
We
is moderate demand. All other deeentrions dull.
Comm Yams.—The sales amount to 435 bales mole sad
178 balm WAIST twist, with 77 balm Orange sod 23 Win
Turkey red yarn. No. 40 of the former dull ; for all other
siesta of both mule and water twist the demand has been
brisk and market steady. Turkey led yarn dull ; mote in
moderate request.
felersur.—Copper : A pretty good demand exists for
Soatb Amtriae, while sheathing. br..ziers', and tiles have
declined in velar, importers fry ly meeting the demand
Iron: A further decline in the pries of nearly all direcrip-
tioes of iron has taken place, and they ass all dull of sale.
Bweeireh steel in so request. Tin plates ere in some sl:ght
demand. A decline in price has taken place in pig and sheet
lead and speller.
Coontoset tau further declined is value, a sale of 4,000
lbs. b.itig reported at re. 2: 1 mu per lb.
taiernow.—No sales to report, but rs. 13 per lb. for supe-
rior quality is the TSUI of the day.
WOOLL32III.—Ne transactions in any descriptions of cloth
or dantels have been reported.
Bsith.—A considerable amount of business has taken
Ogee dating the fortnight, and toe both the principal brews,
more especially tot Allsopp's, a good demand still continues
to resell. Abele of 6 Wide of Allsopp'e is reported at 80
ra. per had., at which high rote even the smell stock sow
on hand is uswillisely parted with. As offer of Rs. 76 per
W. las bees aeimmed for the whole remaining portiere of
Bias's, say about 200 beide. A good quantity of the last
October brew is already shipped, and may be expected to
strive at market some time sooner than it usually dose.
Wthes.—We hear of sales as follow : Sherry, 10 !Ads ,
6 qr. oaks. and 1 butt, at Ile. 333 per butt of 130 maltose;
and 14 Ithels. 13 qr. maks ditto, at Re. 350 per ditto.
Srretre.—Tae market for all kinds of spirits continues
dell. sad the only sales reported are 14 cobs of brandy std
13 hhde. of gin, at IP. 2. 6 and Rs. 21 anus per gallon
reflectively.
Nature Sroass.—No ales to report, and stocks large.
Whit. penal is in moderate ioqulry—other colours dull.
Turpentine is is no request, while for linseed oil there exists
a alight dammed. Cordage and MUNN usioquired for-32
tierces salt pork have been sold at Rs, 32 per cwt.
E sewers —Orten —The prig. of best quality lliklwa
h.s fallen to Rs. 1075 per chest, owing to ample, stocks being
sow poured into the market. Upwards of 1600 abuts were
taken us to Chins on the 12th by the P. sad 0. Co 's steamer
Brogan% awl the predate of the present season's crop loin
estimated at above 30,000 chaste,
Corros.—The prelime during the fortnight amount
to but 6160 bales sad 39.5 casidise,—owing to the very
invseior quality d the old staple now et ma 'bet. From the
same cause, peaces have materially deo:ined for nearly all de.
seriptiama. A single pundisee or new crop Breath has bees
made at 19 r., and one of Ithollers, "to arrive" at 116 e. per
candy. The produce of the present season will, it is ts•
rented, be greatly in mess at that of env former mason.
Fltl3oll7S,—The rates to London and Liverpool have re
coded to 21 and 21 7s. 6.1. at 21. 10e. reepeetively, with but
little corps offering for the termer port. To Chios the rate
is Re. 9 se Ha. lili per cud} —nominal.
Excnonos.—T e rate for first clam credit and bank six
months' eight Bills geminates 8/111 at 2s. 20.,—and with
documents id. at id. hither. Os China the rate is Rs. 219
per 100 dole., and on Celoatta Ile. 271,
ail months' sight.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 7.
Imremera.—Our last overland sanussry was dated the 21st
ultimo Os the moraine of the 70 mutton the Bombay ex
penes arrived and on the se.h the Haddiscen steamer, with
&deices from home to the 2ith Oct. The elausercial intent
recce received is cia the whole of the moetsatisfutory charm.
ter, and fully hoarsest the previous aecounts,which re presente d
every branched our trade to have been in the most healthful
pinnies. A tranquil repose eentisned to mark our home
politics, and even Ireland was quiet under the cheering
influence of increasing abundance, and cheapness of food,
and the entire removal of all apprehensions of a de-
&nearly is the harvest either in the United King.
does, se es the Continent. Our relations with the
other Reropeen states remained in a radios of perfect
harmony, and althou the war between the Danes
and the Sehleowig Holsteisen wee still raging, it had
had not, as we have all along anticipated, proved a source
of interruption is our commorcial intemosne with
Our neighbours across the Channel, and exports of
manufacture and yarn contented epos a lass seats to Ocr
many and other European markets, isclading the Levant
Here we have not noticed the ocennesee also; elnumatasee
sines the departure of the lest moil, calculated to prodaCe
may remarkable change is core market for cotton goods. The
weather ha" undergone no alteration for the 1101,10 as regards
its influences on the grain crops which are now
being reaped in most of the districts In Bengal,
and the harvest promises to be • plentiful are.
The only trifling drawback to a state of complete
proeperity, Ia sedum ;the slight premium that his be..
recently experienced is our monetary system; but we
an not aware that direousta in the bum, have risen to
any event. The accounts for piece goods from Minm
po-e and other great inland marts are still f elite;
and, although we are now advancing into what is
usually termed our dull season, we have not yet
seen any important falling off in the demand;
whilst stocks remain its several cases moderate, to others not
beyond a sufficiency, and in one or two instances only
can they be called heavy. Under these circumstances,
red keeping In view the unquestionable certainty of
the future supply bolos at higher coots from the great steadi-
ness in the price of cotton at home, we still think that, by
ordinary reeolution on the part of importers, the winter may
tie got over without any material decline is the value of our
toadies staples. Alt at a week or ten days ago they displayed
some eagerness t e realise, in order to take advantage of the
favourable exchange in investing the proceeds, and the deslets
became eimsewkat reserved, and the feeling for the lower
qualities of two or three leading stables became lea
mvourable. This, however, was pro:uviv, of no reduc-
tion in prices, except in one or two instances, and Manne-
dno hays sine. sostinued upon a fair scale. The butts's"
of the whole of lest month was nearly to the same extent u
that io October. Grey and white shirting* were taken to an
average *mount, but a slight decline. Grey jaw...nets sold
largely; but white jaimonets changed hands to nearly the
same extent as in the preceding month. White cambric
have met with better inquiry. Grey and white madapoluas
have also commanded increased &gentian since the due!•
tore of last snail. White mulls have been s-ught after with
considerable spirit, and the es/es lest month were greatly
in excess of these which took place in October. White twills
and white figured shirting+ have been dull. Book mush!).
have been steadier, and are slightly higher in value. Lappets
ot all denunisations have improv, d in &mud and price,
found porch...en to a large amount last month. Chintz 's of
ail kinds untinue scares and much wanted, particularly
neutral sprigs and stripes. Woollens have been selling
steadily. Flannels are light of stock, and in good demand.
Turkey red goods have been firmly held, and the supply is
Liebe. The metal market has been unsteady, and iron of
nearly all desetipiace is lower than before. Copper has
oleo declined to some extent. Speller, however, is is a
somewhat better position.
Barosire.—Our market for country produce has con-
tinued to present the most animated wpm, under the
influence of the accounts that have bun received from home
for some time, by each succeeding mail, of the progressive
advance in the value of most of our leadieg articles of expert.
The &deices just received, to the 24th ()cob, r, are of a still
more favourable character, as they represent the ex.
isteree of a variety of circumstances that have tended
greatly to lessen the doubts we had entertained of the
stability and continuance of the improvement, that have
been going se. We have already stated that the prospect' of
the harvest' and of the abundance and cheapness of toed, were
so longer involved in uncatainty, whilst an increase of
consumption of col.inial products was eslcuiated upon
with confidence from the fact that our operatives
is Manchester, and other manufacturing districts wore
is active operation, and that money was daily becom-
ing sore plentiful, and discounts were low. To these pd.
wary elements of a prosperous trade, we have to add the
deficiency of the supply, which, in the instance of several
important staples, was below that of several preceding yet"
and would most certainly operate in preventing large genes-
titles being premed on the market. The traneactions bee
however, have been in some measure checked by the de.ndel
state of our bazaar, where, with the solitary exeseptkm el
saltpetre, the sticks have not only been small, but they have
e insisted principally of qualities that have afforded the eye
ilathr but a poor field Sro selection, but at this season of
the year more abundant supplies could hardly be expected,
Had it not been for this circumstance, we should most
certainly have seen far more extensive transactions, noteith•
standing the high, pima and lbs high rates of exchange
and the eomparatiee difficulty of negotiating bills against
shipment, uuderdrawn by and upon parties of known
rospeciabilit, sod nittetanco. Latterly there has been
low inclination to purchase; but this is always the cue
when people are in the expectancy of an incoming
mail, and are buy with an outgoing one. The interval
betweenthe arrival of the Bombay tames, which
only brought a few general letters, sad the arrival of the
Haddingtoa which had all the private unespoodence of the
merchants, has been unusually great on the present occasion
—fall thus days, dories which, of cosine, sluppen remained
is aospesse.
PRODI7OI.-80sir has continued to be an object of great
attresties, but in cone quote of a great paucity of supply,
ths shimmies last month to Great Britain, show a deficiency
N 16,477 Emends as compared with thou in October.
11412WS qualities have bus greatly wasted, but the arrivals
lave been so meaty that they have not been able to keep
up • 'tech of more Own 6,000 bags mead is the beater for
the pest three weeks. The onesequence has been
that small parcels of really good Waste have been
taken off with imprimis at high prices the mo-
ment they hays boss placed on the market.
Teen has hardly been any of the first quality available ;
bat third sod fourth have bee. comparatively more
abundant, and have also been taken with much spirit
at extreme figures. In this scarcity of Bentres, the
attention of shippers have been to a considerable
degree directed to Mae, which has commenced arriving ;
and to 0 arguety, and some business has teen done in them,
but the supply of these has also boss serholly inadequate to
the demand. The price of the forme r has advanced about
6 aunts per maund for the better qualities; the latter re.
alias much toe same as imforv. Nfir have not heed of any
extensive operations in Katie.
FiIiIOHTS —The rates coe,tfnued unaltered for some
days aver the departure at the last mail, bat balinsss
eltogether wee evidentle„ slack; subsequently, however,
the flawing s,,rot7 of COY ,ty produce CAUS4•A a
material
_chetah reclined aod the freight on
sugar NLivorre to the extent of 2e, Bd. pee sit.
For weds, tile ',Auld for toanage remained good; indeed,

premium.
Cotton Pisca GOOM.—The market for piers goods
duns' Ike pest fortnight has not been eltarseteriered
by that amount of inquiry wh:eh at this mason of the '
year has sassily hitherto prevailed ; and, though consider-
able salve in most dereriptions of manufactured woods have
takes place, they have do., se at a somewhat further de-
ease es Ile prices obtaisable pri r to the despatch of last ;
mall, holden b in anxious to sail, and is vase instances
forme them on the market —Grey Goods: Bltirtiegs have 1,
041 18 all latest of 32,350 pieces, at from Hr. 3 6 to
Ra 6 : 15 sates per piece. The lower qualu I irs, 40 to
45riseb, up to 66 reed, and 60 reed upwards, are is
little demand, and a decline In prise bee boos submitt4
to.-2 aconite : Bales, 4450 pe. at Its. 1: 11 to Re. 3:
6 p. p. la these fabric, also a deelin• is prise bee takes
place for the is Stier descriptions, sad that e/ the better
qualities is ariat difileslty maintained—Losgaloth : Boles.
4 180 pi.. at EL 4 10 to Re. 6: 3 p. p. 40 huh, 36
yd. stakes, fklbs weight, are Is active demand, while
the stock la the siarlud is extremely limited.—Domesties : '
Balits, 1,115 pe., at Rs. 7:6 to Rs. 13 :2p. p. The fitter de.
seriptioss are usisquired after, and even the coarser can
only bo sold to a Unload extest, owing to the absence of the
usual perskesers from the siarter.—Mad :
I,Boope. at Re. 2:1 to Rs. 2 :12 :60. p. Market dull for all
descriptions —C Clltb. 8 rlee, 6.000 ps., at Ra. 51 p• p. show-
intt a rederti.vi of fully two stags on tam< r why
1
Gook Joesenete are in little request, and sales
aineent to no awe dm 3,400 pe., at Rs. 2 to Ht. 3 : 6 p. p.
—Martine, el 35 to 72 reed 36 inches are alone in re-

et the ent of the montb an advance of 24.6 d. was six months' sight. Beene, 1 per amt. premium foe dut
y.
established on this arid, to Lsndon. On the arrival or the Gold leaf. 22 dela. 20e. fur 100 tooel ; has been down to
. 21 dols. 30e. Mexicans, 9to 19 per cant. discount (Hong.
Eipmee. coesignem made sound foe higher :atm on
yet is Kong, 12. t, 16 pot coat)
both porta, but they have been natio:men; onAt Shangas—On England, six
securing any advance, sod on the whole the thyme to day months' stelae, 6a. to ss. Id. ; with documents, 6s. 2.d. to
see wont 26 to 6 pre ton under those current a hen the 6•. 212. Bask poet bills, 4s. Ild. Oriental Bank, 6e. 8.1.
last emit left, bringing our qlotatione down to 21. 1.7 L 61. Co., accepted bills 233 to 234. Dr slte on Canton ten days
for saga' to London, and It. to Liverpool ; salty etre, eight. 3to 31 per cent. discount. .Byme for duty 146.20 dots.
21. 12s. 6d. to London, and 21. 17s. 6d. to Liverpool, land pr 100 tuts. Gold 206 dole. per bar of T. 9a.7r. 3.
other artielos in proportion. Famine from Canton.—To England, 21. to 21. Si. per
EICHANOI.—The market for the present mail opened ton 01 60 cubic test. and falliog. To Arne, iel, 12 dels. to
at 241 per Co.'s rupee for credit, and 2-21 for document 0 dols. per ton of 40 cubic feet. About 16,100 tons of ship.
bills; but on the ?snip' of the news by the Express pis`n aro at Whampos.
of a large amount of funds comic g out in Cow Lammers from filtanghae.—To England 41. for Tea and
peny's drafts and bullion, drawers became sere 11rus, and 41. Ust. for otlit—to America 18 doll. About 12,600 toes
the barium. cloud yesterday at 1 to 1 below them quota• of ebipvieg At port. Total quantity of shipping in
ChitaCina
noise. Bank post bills hays sold at 241 to 2-11, eatordialt (szelaii, • °I "'linen. lying uP vamelPt an° router,
to amount. 47,000 tom:. —agates: 3.5,000 toss of last mouth.

CIIINA.

The following is the summary of the Oeerland
Friend of China of Nov. 28 :
" The startling intelligence of the blowing-up, in
the Type, of the Portuguese frigate Dona Mafia IL,
with upwards of 230 souls on board (of whom only
five survive), and the rumour of a massacre of a
body of imperial troops by the insurgents in the
Kwangtung province, reached us just as we had gone
to press with our overland paper of the last month.
We have no other event of particular moment to
record. The Chinese rebellion is, apparently,
subsiding ; u, Biros the massacre, but very
little has been heard from the seat of war.
The hon. company's steamer Phlegetbon, with
Admiral Austen and family on board, got on the
rocks below Canton on the 4th inst., whereby three
holes were made in her iron hull ; and the vessel set-
tling in an alarming manner, with the tide running
like a sluice, the admiral and the Misses Austen
were obliged to retreat to the boats. We near nothing
of importance from the nothern provinces."

COLONI AL.
VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.

We are in receipt of papers from Hobart Town to
the sth of October. Li the Tasniani in of the 4th of
October we find the following intimation :

BRZAOR OP FAITH ON TRIS PART OP EARL GRIT.—
Loather prison ship nu stritsj, and reflects its unhallowed
shadow on the fair waters of the Derwent. But this is
nothing. Coming *vents are asid to cast their shadows
before them ;" and at is only th• forerunner of many others
which arealready on their way to this ill-fated land. How
long shall Engler:es minister, like a second Judas Iscariot,
be allowed to inspire coobdenos monad her colonial com-
munities, only to betray their best interests 1 Nations Ilk,
men some to maturity, and decay; and the tingle fact that
Bortl+nd is the solo nation upon earth that cannot coerce her
own criminals, is a sad proof that the sun of her supre-
nasty is h.t declining in the horizon.
PROTIST AGAINST CONTICTS.—The following protest we.
sent through the Colonial Secretary to his Excellency, on
arrival of :be convict ship, Nile, yesterday :—" Hobotton,
October 3, 11350.—Sir : The N de, another ship with convicts
under ooze denomination or other, having arrived this

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
CANTON, Nov. 26.

lieroure.—The eesreity of money, and high rates of
it:thanes, have bad the egret of checking an otherwise
favourable maiket. In the early part of the month un-
favourable news from the disturbed districts bad also a pre-
judicial effect.
SHANGHAE, N0v.13.
The high rate of exchange bu here induced large sales
of imports at low priers, in order to enable negociaton to
avail themselves of :the favourable remittance ; and the
seareity of ninsey has been a further inducement to dimi-
, nigh stock in first hands.

mernieg het oar harbour, the committee app-ointed at the
public meeting, held at the Victoria Theatre, ow the 12th
September beg leave respecttully to address your Excel-
lency on this subject. They deem it their duty to plot, upon
record that solemn protest against the reception of these
prieoasen, and also against the lamentable breach of laith
thus again displayed by the British government towards the
colonist. of Van Diemen's Land, who had received through
your Excellency the assurance that transportation to this
island should cease. The committee are haUy aware that,
under such circumstances, they must lock to the general

community for support, but, so loyal subjects, they ere desi-
rous to avoid, it possible, all demoastration which may tend
to excite the public mind. As a first step, therefore, the
committee transmit this protest to your Excellency, with a
request that • copy of it msy be forwarded to the Hight
Hon. the Secretary of State for the Colonies, by the Met-
anon, which ship will sail to morrow evening.-1 have the
honour to be, sir, your most obedient servant, F. ILAwnt,
Hon. Sea.
The following paragraph in the Tasmanian would
seem to show that the anti•convict feeling is as strong
in New South Wales as in Van Diemen's Land :
By the Sydney news we observe that in addition to the
emceed-transportation meeting which was held in Sydney,
and which was attended by 6,000 people, anti-transportation
meetings have been held at all the principal and most popu.
lots townships in the colony,including Paramatta, Goulburn,
Maitland, &c., all of which had gone off unanimously, and
in the very best spirit. We thank our Sydney friends for
their sympathy, which was unequivocally expressed by many
influential and eloqui nt apelike.. It proves to us that oar
efforts ore not unaporeciated, acid that v. e have not toiled la
vain in the great and holy cause of moral regeneration.
The following paragraph in the Tasmanian ap-
pears to imply satisfaction with their new constitu-
tion :
By the kindnen of a friend we are enabled to inform oar
numerous subscribers that the bill has parsed its third reading
in the House of Lords. The only new event worth chro-
nicling that we notice is, the motion of Lord Lyttleton,
reducing the franchise to 101., and which was concurred in
by Esrl Grey This is a decided alteration for the better;
for, bad the franchise been suffered to remain in statu quo,
half Hobart Town would have been deprived of the power
of voting. The days of misrule will soon he over now, and
the colony relieved from the hungry jackals that have long
been preyieg upon its very vitals.

AMOY, Nov. 13.
A (sir credit business has been doing during the month.
GRIST BeiIIITINOB, Canton.-Sala have been effected to
the extent of 40,000 piece., at the following rates : -64
reeds, +el/hips Nibs. to 811bs., 2 dols. 4.5 c. to 2 dole. 55e. ;
66 reeds, 84. be. to 91bs., 2 dols. 60e. to 2 doh. 70e. ; 70 to 7
reeds, 91:1.". to 9i lbs., 2 doh. 85e to 3 dols.
At Shanothati sales had reached to 85 000 pieces, at say-
-51 cattle", 1 dol. 95c.; 6 cattle'. 2 dols. 10c.; 61 cattle',
2 doll. 20e. '• 64 cattle', 2 dole. 28c. ; 7 conies, 2 doh. 50c. ;
74 cuing., 2 dole. 75c.
At Amoy 6,500 pieces of 64 reeds had found sale at 2 doh.
400. per pilaw, five months credit. Stock-say 3,700 pieces.
72 reeds lino in demand, at higher rates than quotations.
WIIITI Sittametos, Canton.-Salea reported at 15,000
pieces. Quotations as follows :-54 to 60 nods, 2 doh. 10c.1
to 2 dots. 250. ; 64 to 66 midi, 2 dole 60c. to 2 ;dole. 801.1
superior, 3 dole. to 3 dols. 200.
At fleatighae.-Sales amounted to 30,000 pieces, at the
following rates. viz :-60'e, 2 dole. ; 56's, 2 dole. 20e.; 66'e,
2 dots. 75e. ; 72's, 2 dots. 85. Stocks of gray and whits, hold
by two or three home; only, about 380,000 pieces.
At Amoy.-4,509 pieces of 60 reeds had found sale at '
2 doll. 60c. per piece-five months credit. Stock, say 6,700
piecer. Quotation' run:-64 reeds, 2 dols. 50c. to 2 dole. 65. c. ;
66 reeds, 2 dole. 60e. to 2 doh. 75e.; 72 reeds, 2 dols. 90e. to
2 dole 90c.
COTTON YAIaN, at Canton.-Sala confined to 170 bale.
market reported firm; quotations, say Noo.' 16 to 247;!:
water, 30 to 31 dole. ; for Nee. 28 to 32, 32 to 33 doh.: for
Nos. 3.8 to 42, 34 to 36 dole.
At Amoy.-We hear of a ale of 150 bales of Rood water at
304 dols.; per phial, cash in three months. No stocks in
first bonds; 16 to 24 reeds, largo hanks and good water,
readily saleable at above rate.
SPAN eon 87hlrEs, Canton.-Sales of about 3,000 pieces.
Market much depressed, quotations 90 to 98 cent'. per yard
and on to 1 do!. for favourite g-ods,
At Shanithae.-Market also very dull. Quotations for
beet quality not over L dol. per vard.
At Amny.-Saleable at 1 dol. '2oc. per yard,-no stock+.
LONG ELLS, Canton.-About 5,000 piece have changed
bands at 7 dole. 25c. for best London packed assortments.
end HE scarlet' 7 dole. 65c to Be.
At Shanghae.-Quotations for HE scarlet, 7 dole. 30 c.,
medium quality, 60 dole. 30 e.
At Amoy.-Importations overland from Canton to Chang-
chow too had caused a considerable reduction in prices, and
rendered the market doll. Has are quoted, 7 dole, to 7 dols.
10.1.; Scarlet quoted, 7 dole. 60c
CANLITR, Canton. -No trensactione ; quotations, 19 to
22 dol.. for English-15 dole. 20e. to 15 dole 50c. for Dutch.
At Shasighso.-Sales smell ; quotation, for English 22 dole.
Ikon, Canton.-Sales reported to the extent of 6,000
pietas, ett, say nail rod, 24 dole. ; hoop, '2 dole. 30c. ; bars,
2 dolt. 10c. to 21 dole. Market well supplied.
At Shanghae.-Nail rod iron, quotations nominal.
LEAD Canton.-1,200 picots American sold at 6 dole. 70c.
Shaughae.-Pig lead, 61 dole.
Tin, Canton.-Tin plates: Sales of 2.50 boxes; quotation,
94 doh.
Corron, Canton.-A large business has been done during
the month. Deliveries of Bombay, 13,688 bales quoted at
tone 7. 6to 8 and 8. 68. P. for Ans. Bengal, deliveriete,
2.948 bales, quoted 8.3 to 9. 3. Madras deliveries, 5,097
balm quoted 8. 6t09. 6. American, deliveries, 166 bales.
Stumps", deliveries, 100 bales. Total deliveries, 21,809
baler. 9,467 bales have been imported during the month.
Present stock. Bombay 26.592 bales.-Bengal 6,283 bales.
-Madras 8,461 balm-American 34 bales.-Shanghae 3.50
balso.-Total bales 41,720 against 50,686 in 1849-75,133 in
1841 and 92,204 in 1847.
At Amoy.-Some inferior to middling Bombay have been
sold at 12 dols. to; 12 dole. 10c. Clearances from second
hands have been fair. Quotations are, Bombay 'crowding to
quality 11 doll. to 13 c.-Bengal 131 doh. to 134.-Madrae,
without seed, 13 dole. and 131.
Stocks are, of Bombay 700 balets,-Bengal none,-Madras
400 bales : the two latter are readily saleable at quotations.
Rica -At Canton, is quoted, Arracen, 1 dol. 30c. to 1 dol.
40e. per vend. Bengal 1 dol. 80e. to 2 dole. per bag.-At
Sbeeghse, Arracan is dull of eels at I dol. 25e. to 1 dol. 40g.
The arrivals during the month amounted to 1,400 pinta
Ortun.-At Canton on the 27th, deliveries, during the
month, had been 1,056 sheets Patna, het quotations
4524 dots. ; Medway, 19.5 chests, last quotations, 6054 dole. ;
Bemires, 242 chests, last quotations 4574 dole. ; Turkey, 87
chests, last quotation'. 400 dole. Total deliveries 1,680 chests.
Total crock on hand, 3,427 chests, viz : 2,404, Patna; 333,
?dolma; 408, rename and 282 Turkey.
At Shanghse.-Deliveries during the month had been of
Patna 5.50 chests, quotations on 12th instant 473 dole. (in
payment for tea and silk we hear of orders passing et 487
dole. to 490 dols.)
The market for Malmo ie reported to have been much
depressed during the we, le month ; total deliveries say 570
chests ; en the 12th there was a good demand at 940 dog"
for tint clue drug.
Stock on hand say 2,300 chintiMalwa; 400 chests Patna.
Amoy.-Quotations are: Patna 495 dole.; bast Meiwe 680
dole.; B-oares, 610 dole. • Turkey, 475 dole. to 480 dole.
EXPOltia.-TeAS -'111.• following report embraces the
settlements of the month. Coupon.: 33 to 35 chops, at last
months' closing quotations, say 144 to 22 teals. Stock "boat
95 chops. Souchonas : 15 chops, at prices varying from
15 to 36 lath. Flowery Pekoes: About 500 chests, at
24 to 28 tails for commoa and 38 to 42 for fine. 800 chests
oa band. Scented Orange Pekoes: 2,000 ball chests and
4,000 ten-catty boxes at 164 to 26 Melo for common to fair,
and '2B to 32 tarts for Rood to fine kinds. Plain Orange
Pekoes : From 3 to 4,000 packages for America, at 17 to 18
meta. Plain Capers: 800 ten catty boxes, at 174 Lasts.
Scanted Capers : 3 to 4,000 ten catty boxes, at 164 to 20 and
32 hole. Ningyones land Oolongs, &e.: 20,000 packages
mostly on American secoust, at 161 to 26 taels. Stock
35.000 package..
CANTON GUMS - Gunpowders, 5,000 packages, at 13
tails to 134 Mel' for 'evertor, and 16 tools to 20 tact. for
common to fair kinds. Young nylons: 2,000 package., at
14 tale to 20 taels.
Arrivals of COUNTRY GREENS are as follows: Skins,
9,000; Tassinari, 4,000• Hymns, 9,000; Young limn',
47,000; Imperial and 'Gunpowder, 21,000; altogether,
90.000 peat's'. There have only been a few purchases for
India, at from 28 taels to 45 tad", and some skins at 134
tech ',to 14 taele-say 700 packages. The qualities are
reported to be fully equal to hat year's, but proportions of
gunpowder to imperial unfavourable ia nearly every chop.
The total quantity of tea shipped from Canton since lit
Jute is 26,315,50.'11w. against 24.180,33111 w. for same period
in 1849; and 22.318,2080 w. in 1848.
At Shanghai about 90 chops Coegoo have been taken at
114 to 144 mei*, chiefly of the lower classes. The stocks
reported to be in the market do not nosed 40 "hop, although
about SO more an expected.
floochow packed is quoted, Ho how and Ey-show kinds,
11 taels for common to middling; Namchow klade, 14 to

161.
Flowery Pekoes. 17 to 24 ; Sauehoog, 131 to 15. Total
settlements of the two latter, 70 chops.
Gassw TIAS.—The purchases of tbe month exceed 40000
packages. Quotations are as follows : —Skins, 9to 12 tail.;
young Hyson, 14 to 30; Hyson, 20 to 40; imperial and
Genpowoer, 20 to 40.
The total:quantity of Tea purchased during the season is
said to amount to 439 chops Conon-70 chops of Pekoe
and Souchoug, and of greeds 140,000 packages.
SILK in Canton.—There baa been no transactions either in
Tuttle* or Tayssam; of the former there is a stock of 600
bales, nritod at from 495 dole. to 610 dale.
Shangleae.—The transactions of the month amount only to
a few hundred bales. 'resets is gtoted, No. 1, 470 dole. for
finest; 460 dole. for fair; No. 2, 430 doll.; No. 3, 420 dole.,
Torment, No. 1, 330 dole; No. 2, 310 Ards.; No. 3, 290 ef.oic
There is but little of No. 1 to be had. The shipmruts to
Great Britain during the season amount to 69,761 IwLge
EICILLOR, Canton.—Money continues eery scarce, and
than an more sellers than buyers of bills. The Oriental
I Bink opened at 4t 101 I. on Es,,land fn. &I
I months' sight-223 cn B Anaay, and 230 on Calcutta,
. three days' sight, but advanced to da. 11d., 230 and 233.
American clean credits Imo been sold at 6a. to 61.114.,