The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-29 00:00:00

the lightness of the stock and the high rates paying
I at Southern ports. The sales reported on 'Change amounted
to 500 hake. The trade of this country arc very bare of
stock, and will be the principal hovers in this and southern
markets for the next sixty days. We arc still of the opi-
I nion that with a late and favourable picking season, a good
crop will be made, but coincide with the now general belief
that an excessive one is out of the question.
Atlantic. New Other
' Porte.- Orleans. Gulf Porta.
Inferior
Ord Ingood ord.
' Mid. to trod mid.
Middling fair tofair lO to 104 ... It to 111 ... osallaal.
' Ful!y 1.4 to ROCA fair ... - - monlitel.
' *tut:K.-The Pacific's news being unfavourable, the
market opened heavily at a decline, with but light transac-
t ' tions, and those generally for home use :-Wo quote cum-
; mon mixed western at 3 dols. 75e. ; good awl straight
• Michigan at 3 dols. 75e. to 3 dols. 811 e. ; common to straight
' State, 3 dots. 81:c. to 3 dole. KV, 01 ,i,, , 3 dole. KO. b.
, 4 dull. ; and pure Genesece 4 dots. to 4 dole. 12je. for old
. and new ; Canadian, 4 dots., in bused ; sour sell. at :1 dole.
i 25c. ; uninapected and No. 2, 3 dol.. to 2 dubs. 50e.
Southern kinds are in moderate deinend only, at 4 dols. to
4 dole. Inc. for old, and 4 dole. 121 e. to 4 dole. 24e. fur
; new. Rye flour is held at 3 dole. :inc. 111 3 dole. 44e. (:era
meal is wanted and extremely scarce- Jersey, 3 doh. 12fe.;
Brandywine,3 dole. 25e.
GUALV.-The stuck of wheat is inereasinto and the article
. is heavy at our quotations :.-fienewe, of good quality, is
p held at 100 e. to 101 c.; Ohio mixed, Vie. to $47f... ; 1,000
r bushels inferior Upper Lake sold at near lithe. The samples
. of new western that have been offered are of good quality
and in fine condition. Rye is nominal at 70e. to 71c. Oats
arc lower, at 31c. to 33e. for state. For corn, the home
trade is rather buoyant, and good samples arc scarce ; sound
I western mixed is held at 590. to 60c.; heated, 48c. to 55c.
' Mum-Prices remain as noticed last week-Pots, 5 dole.
120.; Pearls, 5 dols. 50c. per 10011 n.
WHIAILY.-SOCI have been made to fair extent of
Ohio bbla., at 221 c. to 22te.; States I'rison barrels, 23c.,
1 with some at 23:c., time.
, Pnovistosm.-A few hundred barrels of new mess pork
I sold at 15 dela ?Sc., and of prime at 13 dole. 25e. Sales of
. beef were made at 5 dots. to 6 dols. for prime, and 12 dole.
r 371 c. to 12 dols. 50c. for mesa. Cut meats remain without
' alteration. Lard is in good demand at 9:e. to 9te.
Ilings.-11,500 Orinoco sold at 11i, 6 months.
GlnocantEs.-The market for coffee is steady. Sales of
r, Rio have been made at last week's prices. 200 St. Domingo
sold at 7i cash. Porto Rico, in lots, 91e. 150 hhds Cuba
sugar, s:e. to s!c.
, NAVAL STOILEC-Rough turpentine is without altera-
, Son: a few sales have been made at '2 dole. 87fe. Spirits,
1 31c. Fine ros'n, 3 dols.; common, 1 dol. 40e.
OIL.-Sales of linseed oil, American and English, arc
' made from store at 74c.

ooc.—Sales have been made of 5 0001bs. s-blood do-
mestic fleece, 20,000 ditto, 36c. 100 hales washed African
and 100 unwashed, on private terms.
Funtonts arc without alteration. To London: Tobacco,
20s. ; flour, Is. Gd. ; naval stores, 2s. 'Io Liverpool ; Flour,
6d. to Bd. ; grain, 3d. ; cotton, 3,. W. per bale. To ham-
burg: Heavy goods, 17s. 6d. ; flour, Is. Gd.; naval stores,
2s. To California: 4.1 c. to 60e. per foot. To Glasgow:
Flour, Is. Gd. To Havre : Cotton, se. ; ashes, 4 dolt. to
6 dolt. ; bark, 5 doles to 6 dots. ; rice, 8 doll.