The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

VALPARLISO, SEPT. 26.—Some activity was manifested
daring the first weck of the present month, and consider-
able sales effected for Eolith and Chile, but the celehration
of the 18th September (the anniversary of the declaration of
the independence of Chile from the Spanish yoke) has so
smelt interfered with and interrupted business, that since
that time Namely any transactions have taken place. In
soneevenoe of this, we an report bat very few alterations
Ice prices. Oar importers being aware that the raw
material and manufactured goods Dave much advanced
in England, hold firm, but experience great difficulty
In obtaining the riots demanded. The stocks in second
hands, however, are small, and we may therefore expect
more activity during the next month, and that buyers will
pay better prices. Some sales of manufactured goods of
more than usual extent Dave been made for California which
is supposed to be caused by a large destruction of goods in
the recent fire. White cottons, plain, both English and
America, continue firm ; and narrow white shirting, selling
at half els. retail, are particularly in demand. Good patterns
in Feints are scarce and in demand, whereu old stock cannot
be disposed of to advantage. Cloth and woollen goods have
undergone no change, and continue dull, with the exception
of beiges, for which we have bad some demand, and of which
the stocks are light. Linens are without any activity,
except Britannia', for which there is some little demand ;
this article is likely to maintain its price, none being advised
to arrive. In silk goods little has been done. Of saltpetre
sale* have been effected at 14 rls. We have had no arrivals
of coals lately ; 13 dols, is asked for cargoes, but mull quan
titles have Dun sold at 10 dole. Copper may be quoted
14.4 dole. to 14.6 dole. on board, with little inquiry ; but the
stocks of this metal are light. As regards freights, we have
fewer 'reels in the bay than usual, and freights are firm at
31.75. 841., and 6 per cent, for saltpetre to Liverpool, and
31. 124. 84. for guano first clam English vessels have ob-
tained 31. 17s. Bd., calling at Cork for orders. The importa-
tion of gold dust amounts to 300,000 dohs. during the month.
Silver in bars is quoted 9.7 ; hard dole., 61 to 61 per cent.
prem. Exchange on London, 461 d., 90 days.

COTTON.—LintsPoor., Nov. 20.—The rake of cotton
to-day Sr. 4,000 bales, and consist of about 3,000 American,
2ho Egyptian, and 400 Surat. Imports since Thursday,
10,000. The market closes very tamely—evenly and steadily
in prices. Compared with Fnda)'s rates, prices of all kinds
are still a shade against the buyer.

HOPS.—Woßcimmit, Nov. 19.—We had a very quiet
market on Saturday, only 198 pockets weighed, and forty.
six during the week; these were taken out of warehouse,
there being none put in from the planters. The demand has
fallen off equal to the supply, and business is dull at about
former rata.

CORN.—Bastremy. Nov. 20 —Thin market was well
attended, and • moderate Mount CdOn. Was mu transacted, at full
rates of last week, but the alteration in prices are nothing quotab:e.
Wheat, white, sold at from 17e. to 181.9 d. per 3 bushel ; red, at about
Is. less money. Barley, malting, 271. to UM per qr. In other grain
little doing.
80/Snit, NOT. 20.—We have had • Rood show of What
trout oar fanners today, and best runs obtained a slight advance on
the rates of Saturday. Oats lino, at: fUdy previous idiom Beans
and Peas were a dull sne. Old Beene the turn lower. Wheat, red,
335. to 42.5.; white, 475. Oata , 13s. to itia. Beans, 235. to 295. Pose,
blue, 22e. to 235. per qr.
Catamaran, Nov. 20. Oar market was liberally
supplied with all descriptions of grain today. The London market
baring on Monday armed rather a firmer tone. farmers were in-
duced to ask higher trims By both Wisest and Barley, but which
could not b.: obtained • them ivies however a rionaklerable deal of
busiaess
Barley, 11a. to done, at aboO,t the prima of last week. Wheat, Me. to 445.
Um Oats, 16e. to 20a. Beans, Us. to 325. Peae,
295. to 30e. Floor, Ste. par sick.

linrernurea Hinvia. Nov. 20.—A fair supply of Wheat
was shown to-day, whklt wu generally cold awl out of condition ; for
these sorts the trade was dull, but for dm dry parcels advance of
IL INT qr. WU MAGA. BAGIG, Oaf, Beans, and PM 1.1 steady TC-
quest, at late rate*. Wheat, whits, old. 111. to 111. t 0..; red, 101.
to 101.13 a; new, white. 111. to 111: red, 91. to 01. 124. Barley, Wm
to 29a, Osts, 136t0 19a. Beans, 265. to SOs. Peas. 284. to 20e.
NIIW•11, Nov. 20.—The Varieties On 'Change, to-day WPM
sent samples of Wheat and Barley. which exceeded last week'. prime
by is per qr. Spring gram unvaried.
R 011109.11, Nov. 20.—Wa had a fair quantity of Wheat at
market to-day, which cold at Is. per qr. above last week. Barter
dont the same advance. Other things about the same as last week.
Wheat, Ws. to 41e. Barley. 284. to Sle ; grinding, 225. to 25e. Oats,
les. to flts. Beam, 216 to 316 Peas, 276 to 336 Bye, 225. to Its.
SPALDING, Nov. 20.—The slight advance in Mark.laa•
yesterday wee obtained In our market tbl. day. Bather better de-
mand far Osta No qaotable difference. Beane fully maintained late
prices.

nrOcgrun-urf-TIRS, NOT. 20.-We had a large show of
Wheat at this day's market, for which there was a good demand at
the extreme prices of this day week. South Country prods cam.
mended an advance of la. per qr. on hot wese's prices. Oats met a
dull sale. Beam, P.M. end Barley without ohs= with a fair de.
mend. In other articles no change. The folio we the Primes
Wheat, par qr. of Ms. to the bushel, Dons= and York-
shire, red, 395. to 435. ; white, 435. to 43e.; old, white, 46a. to 48a.;
red, 42e. to 445.; South country red, Ms. to 435. ; white, 44e. to 463.;
old, while, 441. to 48a.; ted, 445. to 43e. Oats, feed, 165. to 111 s. ;
potato, 90s. to 225. Deans, old, 30e. to 335. Flour, per sack of
280105., fine, 311. OIL ; superfine, 34a. Oatmeal, Scotch, 30s. W heat,
foreign. per qr., of Mk. to the bushel, Dentate, Konigsberg, and
Elblag, 435. to 485.; Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 445. to 435. ;
Hamburg and Stettin, 43e. to 445.; Holstein and Danish, Ca. to
41a. Barley, gri pee imperial quarter, 561 b,.,
$2,.24s
Oats, Dutch and Fri= les. to des. Peas, boiling, 30a. to
Ric, 28a. Caruso, Peruvian, 101. per ton.-Imports during the
peat week : Wheat, coastrrias, 187 qrs.; Barley, 987.
YraltMOnin, Nov. 20.-The start in the prices in Mark-
ime on Monday brought a fully supply of Wheat to market' this
morning, but em millers were already in full docks, it was difficult to
establish an *demos except on, the bast parcels, which may be quoted
ls. to Is. per qr. dearer. Barley was without alteration in price, with
a good supply. Beans and Pees a turn in favour of the buyer. Choice
samples of Oats were Is. dearer, but lower kinds difficult to place.
near, 29n, at

DUBLIN, Nov. 19.—Our 'applies of I tlek grain continue
man, and we have no dsinge to notice in the value of any article
tine. Friday. We repeat our quotations of that day. White Wheat,
Us. to 25e. ; red, lis. to Us. Oats, es. 6d. to 10s. per 1941te. Bar-
ley, 10s. 64. to ISa 6d. Indian Own, 29a to 325. per 4901
Bar-
meal, 91. 64. to Us per owl. Flour, swam& 13a. to 14s. 6d.M. Oat-

CATTLE, .te.—Laarrot, Nov. 20 —There was a pretty
good .bow ot both Bouts sod Sheep today at our fair. Cattle 'old at
from M. Bd. to Oa. pea state of lab& Sheep, aid. to sd. per lb.
• • •

NOMPORD, Nov. 20.—Oar market to-day for most kinds of
stook was Phort, with rather better prises. Best 34. to 4% Mutton,
as. 4d. to ILL 2d. Vesl, 34. to 84. 101 Park, 34. to Ss.
•

SoornaLL. Nov. 20 —Ws had more ends to-day, and the
best thins mold rather better. Beet made from le. rd. to 4s.
Mutton, Ita. ed. toes. 2d. Veal, ha to Y. Pork, fa. ed. to is. ed.
per Moe of alto., slaking the odhL

RITIRRIRSTON (ABIIIIDERX) CAM) MMULET.—Tbis
market was held oa Monday, on the usual stance at Bridge
of Dm. There wee about an average turn out of cattle on
the ground, and prices were looking downward as compared
with the recent Old Aberdeen market, the chief cause being
extreme scarcity of fodder. Owing to this want year-olds
were *idling at 21.10 e. and 31. Cows, not in milk, were
bringing only about 71. ; but cows in calf, or newly calved,
were selling at 91. to 181. There was a pretty good demand
for fat cattle ; enrage pria about 445. per cwt.
Yeovil, FAIR was held on Monday last, and, notwith-
standing the instanktious state of the weather, was Tay fully
attended ; but the business tranasated was of a limited cha-
racter, in consequence of sellers not submitting to the prices
offered. There were shout 6,000 sheep penned, but the sale
was dull, and a small decline in prim was the mammas*.
Ens fetched 18s. to 29e.; wsthen, 25e. to 28s. ; lambs, 13s.
to 21s. each; mutton met a slow sale at about 6d. per lb.
The number of busts for sale was about 600, and they also
stet • dull male. Tat besets sold at from 71. 61. to 9s. per
Nacre; barmen, 61. to 71. each; and steers brought about
the sum price. There was a good supply of plge, and lots
of those penned found purchasers. The horse fate was small
and of an inferior descsiptions, and not many of them changed
hands.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

,tuaahlpahas Ossetta," sad 'Lloyd

CASUALTIES.
A schooner is reported on shore in Llandudno
Nov. 20.
Emilie Italie, of Saruan, Cahouarne, from Liverpol
Bordeaux, went ashore last night on the west gde cl Tea.
you Head, and became a total wreck ; muter and that; ei
the crew drowned.—Padstow, N tv. 19.
Bed Bose, Bergh, of and from Liverpool for Chariest.*
has put into Kingstown, after being on the Arkiow
for about half an hour, but with little injury, a, d
no water ; she had previously bean in contact with 2. b "
and lost foreyard and part of bulwarks.—Dublin, N.,vl
Runnymede (brie), Carey, jun., of Belfast, from Letre4
for Demerara, put into this Lough yesterday, haei„47l:
Friday morning last, in a fog, struck on the Blackleg*
Bank, where she remained fur Rome time; suceredrd*
getting her off, and brought hire, where she must*
charge, as the vessel is nuking water.—Belfast, Not 11.

NOTICE TO MARISTIRB.—WHACI 01,7 CAISTOR.,—Neu
is hereby given, that a preen buoy, marked widt the wod.
" Wreck," has been placed 16 fathoms to the 8 W. el a sA,
eel sunk off Caistor. The buoy lies in 10 fathoor at lag
water spring tides, with the following marks and mum
bearings, viz.:—The Northernmost Mill at Cai•tor,
breadth open to the westward cf the Look Out, N W. be g 4
Caistor church, N.W. ; Nelson's Monument, at Yam*s
its length open to the eastward of the jetty at that pleiL
8 W. by 8. ° • Inner Berber buoy, N.N.E o4er
HERIIERT, BeCTOClTy.—Trinity House, London, Note
18, 1850.