The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-30 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY DITELLIGENC

....
Two o'Clock.—According to some advice' from
Liverpool, the Caledonia steamer is said to have
brought 156,0001. in sovereigns from New York, but
the New York papers state the quantity in value
at only 300,000 dollars, say about 60,0001. The
position of the Bank of England is, however,
thought now to be so secure, that the arrival of a few
hundred thousands of coin and bullion, more or less,
makes no impreedon on the funds. Consols have
scarcely varied all morning 1. per cent. They opened
84 to for money, and 861_ to for account.
They are now, however, a shade lower, at 86
to
.for money, and 85} to I for asconnt, but
with a very quiet market. The transactions
altogether have been of that limited range
which serves to show the absence of any speculative
movements. Reduced Threes are 83t to ; Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents., 86i to t. Bank Stock, 187
to 9. Exchequer Bills, 2.. die. to par.
The chief feature in the foreign market is
the improvement in Mexican Bonds, which
are now quoted at 16i to 17, and still looking
up. The rise is variously interpreted. In some
quarters it is attributed to the probability of the near
conclusion of a pekoe, from the utter prostration and
incapacity for further continuing hostilities to which
that republic was reduced. In other quarters it is be-
lieved that Messrs. Schneider and Co., the agent. of
the contractors for the last loan, are at length about to
divide among the bondholders the very large sum
(said to be of nearly a quarter of a million
sterling) remitted to them for the payment
of dividend., but so unaccountably withheld. Spanish
Fives are 17 to j ; the Threes, 28e to 9. Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents., 64' to t ; the Fours, 831 to
t. Belgian, 88 to 91. The account is now making
up, but cannot be of any important amount.

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RAILWAYS.—The share market, like the C,onsol
market, is very quiet to-day. Brokers and jobbers
are bogy settling their amounts. This has been a
heavier share account than for some time. Shares are
almost without alteration from yesterday's prices.
SALEM EnIFTEI? UT TO TWO DIY LONDON.

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Do. 0401. NUL lb Urn. 0 per
Lr=ol., . 0wd,11114 19
4. Umuddro, 2111 N. Iltaiksidans, I. 4
1211=ued Olsogow, 47 Shichako Doke, 14
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04.11. hW. ( Lod), 33 Do. lairds. No. 4, 44
Oh Wodoisi 064
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Do. a:oth I, .1i N , 134
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Loh Is Yak. NA" 6. 4 DPZ:Vii.. 9
Lola art liroaliod, 93 York h N. Inhosa: to 6
Loh, 109141.. It
Whom 4.3 A Do. &ad W. 29114
km. malt ll4l 3 Bedew NM Asked, 13 1 6
Do. Mk tie Chi hum (Oh* Vdn.),
Do. 9114, IL ad IL, 61 Pooh aid Bra" $34
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N. adddi Nam, pa
N.1110111•41112ro, I 6-16 d
Clem Mash 310. Id. d
11. R. ial Dow (10. of 101.), No.
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PRODUCE.—MiNci

.Lusx, Half-past Aso.—
The public aloe of Lupo:time to-day have °omitted of
Sow. eta., 110 bids. Beabadees, 7,000 bop Neatithia, sad
7,0 W hip Beep] they peegmelei robe, blevily, end
the 1111,01$111 balm ht a portion le aullis One. Be-

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Lpalrard Likud
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Dereoraro, 16 to
36 *or mit
0.P..... 1 6 ... 3 11
Jimm.l24, 30 to 36
per 4440.0. P. 3 2 ... 3 6
Favourite mark, 4 4 ... 5 0
Mindy, latlrands 4 6 ... 5 2
British spirt* d.p. 10 6 ... 0 0
Scotch
Walt lO 6 .- 0 0
Pin:, per •
P.T.R 54t00.7 0.-54 0
▪ Potent:lnm 9
wad........._ 0 0... 0 0
Dutch and Plemilk 55 0...65 0
Pricabad
at par tom
B"'"n4uriAlm"!23 2•••17 2

ball MIMI se 0-.30
Blp. Balsa
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pam
Maallla 36 0...40
East Ladia Bona— 16 0...13
Bombay II 0...24
luta
Tut, at par cwt.
Banes B4 0... 0
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Oma. m biordui LS 0... 0
bow, at per tae.
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Mom, Oz MI Co., at per lb.
B. A. and la. Video,
dry
0,5 d 66. 744
0 3 . 0 31
Brazil, dry 0 4i...0 6
throated 04.044
Rio, dry 0 41...0 51
I.lala & Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6
Wait Ind* dry 0 4 ...0 3
Salted 034.644
Past India 0 4 ...0 001
Kips, B.Ayrsai, dry 0 7 ..0 6
Ronda, dry 0 01...0 9
61. Arner.florao, per
hide,
Rim* ditto 6 ...
bra Wooas, at per ton.
=a , 11 0... 4
ura. ...... 6 0... 3 15
Casipeaehy 7 10... 10
Rustle, Jamaica 6 10... G 10
aad Nicaragua, largo
solid lO 0...14 2

CORK—Arrivals at the
Counties Railway, for the week
Malt
What
Barley 833 „ I
Oats

Small 8 0...10 0
10 10...16 13
Sews 3 0...133 S
Red Saadies. .... 4 10...3 I
8r4:21 ... 0...10 0

granaries, by the Eastern
ii ending Nov. 27 :
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Pass
Floor 6,157 rocks.
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BRIDLINGTON, Nov. 27.--There Ism scarcely any business
done in the Corn trade tad'''. Wheat was rather lower.
Other articles were a dull sale at former rates. Wheat, per
qi., 62a. to 635. Barley, 28e. to 31s. Oats, per stone, 10d.
to 11d. Beans, per qr., 465. to 60s. Peas, 38e to 41s.
CAMBRIDGB, NOT. 27.—A heavy market, and prices lower
for everything. Wheat, 425.; tine, 46s to 48s. Barley,
23e. to 30s. Oats, 18s. to 265. Beans, old, 48s. to 601.; new,
38s. to 38s.

DONCASTER, Nov. 27.-About an average supply of
Wheat, and a larger quantity of Barley than for some weeks
put. The condition of Wheat • good deal affected by the
damp weather, still the demand was steady at last week's
prices. Buyers, however, were not so keen at the close of
the market, and some heavy lots remained umbel& Oats
sold slowly at former rates. Bean., both old and new, rather
lower, and the demand limited. Barley declined 14. to 24.
I per qr. on all descriptions. Wheat, new, 194. to 20s. ; fine,
225. to 235. 64.; old, 174. to 20s. • floe 224. to 233. Bd. ;
Blendcorn, 18s. to 18s. ; fine, 204. Rye, 144. to 164. ;
Beans, 174. to 184. • ' fine, 205.; old, 18e. to •n. Pea., white,
16s. is 174. ; grey, 164. to 17s. per three bushels. Oat,, new,
20s. to 235.; fine, Me. to 28s. ; old, n. to Ns. ' - fine, zs2B4.
to 345. Barley, 284. to We. ; fine malting, 32a. to Us. 6d.
par qr.
Elautzton, Nov. 29.-Our market was fairly attended to-
day, and the supply of Barley rather large, but the quality
varied a good deal, and little fine sold at near last week's
rates, while the middling and inferior were ls. to 2s. per qr.
lower. Wheat being more or less affected by the weather,
sold at about la lower. The mune may be mid of Beane.

Huirrinoixus, Nov. 27.—There was a moderate show of
Wheat, the beet samples of which were readily sold at a
trifling abatement. Barley could not be bought lower ; but
Oats could not be sold without submitting to some abate-
ment. No Beans or Peas appeared.
KIIVIDAL, Nov. 27.—The attendance wee but scanty.
Wheat of good quality was sold at an advance. Oats rather
lower. The neighbourhood has been rutted with extremely
heavy rains.

Imiczersa, Nov. 27.—Tine Wheat sold at about last
week's prime; damp and middling, le. to 2a per qr. lower ;
other grain remainieg about u hug quoted. Wheat, from
525. to 65e. Barley, 30s. to 355. Beaus, 52e. to CU Oats,
30s. to 36e. Flour, fine, els. per sack ; seestub, 395.;
thirds, 375. -
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NOITHAYPTON, Nor. 27.—There baa been a large show
of Wheat and Barley, which met a slow sale, at a decline of
fully ls. pm qr. Other things the same as lest week.

. .
nourrox, Nov. 27.—There has been very little business
doing in the trade during the week, the transeetions being
generally eonflaed to buyers for immediate consumption.
Wheat and Flour must be, noted the turn lower, but all
other articles have remained stationary in Talus. The sup-
ply of farmers' Wheat to-day was not equal to the demand,
consequently it met a brisk sale, at the full rates of this day
se'nnight. Irish being more plentiful, barely maintained
our quotations. Flour dull, and the turn lower. We ex-
perience a limited demand for Oats, but prices ere unalterd.
Irish Oatmeal commands a fair share of attention, without
any material change in value. English is offering freely, on
rather lower terms. In other articles no change.
Bututwanuer, Nov. 27.—The supply was large, but the
demand wall, and the trade ruled languid, as follows:
Wheat, 6s. 3d. to 6s. Ild. Barley, 41. 2d. to 41. 6d. Oats,
3s. 2d. to es. 3d., per imp. bushel.
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SWINDON, Nor. 29.-The few samples of Wheat offering
in grinding condition made about 131. per load ; all other
desenptions from 111. to 121. ; not one-fourth found buyers.
Much Barley in the market ; trade dull. Some very supe-
rior stalling, heavy sad bright, was sold at 295. per qr. ;
very fair simples, 275. to 28s. ; good grinding, 265. Oats,
the Beset bed, were sold this day at 26.. per qr. ; good, at
245. • inferior, 20s. to 21s. Beans, best old tick, 635. per
qr. ; 'good, old and new, 48s. to 50s. Pees, white, 465. ;
grey and maple, 43e. per qr. Rye as last week. Winter
Tares, from 7.. to 7s. 6d. per bushel.
Yaixotrrn, Nov. 27.-The best dry samples of Wheat
' sold on the some terms as last week, but middling and light
qualities very dull male. Barley for the best is rather lower,
and for shipping qualities the demand is very limited:
Beane and Peas in fur supply, and prices rather lower.
Oats remain the same. Wheat, white, 63.. to 561. ; red,
48e. to 625. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Beans, 42.. to 435. Foal,
40s. to 43.. Oats, 22a. to 301. per qr.
ALTONA, Nov. 23.-Wheat on the spot, for immediate
shipment, has been taken freely. Our currency is 625. to
63.. for 631 b. to 641 b. best runs of Upland, and 481. 6d. to
495. for Holstein, weighing 631bs. per busheL For spring
shipment at the Lower Baltic ports there is much inquiry
at about 46e. to 46a, with the usual advance; but there is
thus far little offering, and under 475. 6d. Mecklenburg
and Pomeranian could scarcely be had. A small parcel
of Holstein, 8211 b., has been sold at 465. to 465. 6d., and
there is nothing else offering under 465. Barley on the
spot, 29e. 6d. to 30s. Danish, for spring, held at 245. 9d.
Oat., on the spot, 16e. to 16s. 9d. Danish, for spring, held
at 17s. 3d. to 17.. 6d. for 381 b. to 3811 b. ' • and west coast,
5641 b., at 16e. 9d. Peas on the spot rather cheaper, and
good boiling description, to be had at 395. 6d. to 40s. Rape.
treed, 261. 6s. for spring shipment in Denmark. Cloverseed
very quiet ; red is held firm, at 36e. to 424. for middling to
tine Bohemian and Silesian ; and for ordinary to extra fine
white, 265. to 441. 6d. is still lurking.

Da.treztc, Noy. 20.—N...a Wheat, inland, weighing 571 b.,
bat fetched 42a. to 43e. White Peu, middling quality, 35e.

Hamstrao, Nov. 23.—Yesterday and to-day we have bad
a lively demand for Wheat, and a comakitrable quantity sou
taken at about the prices of this day ...might, being fully
Is. per quarter higher than at the sad of last week. Up-
land, 631 be., fetched 635. to 635. 6d. ; MeiMMus and Hol-
stein, 610:s. to 621 be, 495. to 51s. FM. ths Bs/de we have
hardly any offers of Wheat. For spring shiperest, 621 be
Holstein has been sold at 46e. 6d. per quarter. Bass Bar-
ley has been sold, 631 be. per barrel, at 245. fid. pa quarter
on board at &eland. and a cargo is said to have bean sold
at the same price for spring shipment. Danish and Ho,-
stein, 5311 n. deliverable here, fetches 26a. to 275. par Tartu
on board, Oats offer very sparingly from Demme& and
Sweden, and are held at oar quotations ; several pars& kw%
351bs. to 361 be., have been taken at 16.. Bd. to Mier qr. es
board. Beans are becoming scarcer ; dais sell at its,; ems
at Me. to 85e. 6d. per qr. Peat are flat at our %meatier.
In Clovermed nothing doing. Beet Lamed Oahu lei
buyer, at 91. 10s. to 91. 120. per tom,
Wheat, Anhalt Hag. red, 150 162 ; ItmeM
160 162; Heckles,. and Posen, 147 162 ; Ise la ;
Lower Elbe, 134 153 •, Rye, Russian, 74 88; Kea.,
and Posen, 88 100; Holstein and Lower BIM, 94. Bar*,
Arch. and Maid., 77 86 ; Holstein and Mecklen., 76 83;1