The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-20 00:00:00

inst., for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum, 300
tons of sugar, 100,000 lbs. of tea, 600 quarters of
split peas, and 200 tons of woos. _

- The financial circular of Messrs. Canimann and
Co., dated New York, the sth inst., observe., :

Business iu tho stock market since our last report, of
22nd ult., has been oc a moderate soda, and without im-
portant fluctuations, except in some chases of railroad secu-
rities. Of these the general tendency has been upward, the
oat exception being Illinois Central shirts, which have
des• considerably from our last quotations. There has
been some speculation in stacks, based upon the probability
of the success of the naval and military expedition, which
left for its destination some thys since, and accounts from
which are hourly expected. Its result is awaited with meat
•anxietr.

The monthly wine circular of Mr. F. W. et>RODS
has the following :
The result of our trade in wines and spirits since the de-
parture of the October mail baa been upon an avenge scale.
Brandy vintage 1860 a shade easier, and demand limited.
Rum without alteration. The shipments to the various
Australian porta during the last month have been extremely
limited, especially of brandy —19,000 gallons against 42,000
in October, and 37,000 in September • of wines the figures
are 66,000, 107,000, and 89,000 respectively. The clew-
ances of wine for home consumption are for the nine n.onths
ending 30th September very considerable, proving the sound.
Den of a measure which has reduced materially the cost of
a so-called luxury, and placed it within the reach of con-
semen of moderate means. It is to be regretted that the
first cost of so many favourite descriptions continues so
high, but with • reduced stock and increased demands upon
it, it would be manifestly unreasonable to loot for lower
quotations. The home consumption of port and sherry is
for the nine months ending 30th September 13,000 pipes and
butte in excess of the quantity when the duty ranged 7d.
per gallon higher than at mink; prices, therefore, of these
everyday wince naturally tend upward. rather than the
reverse.

TUESDAY EVYNING.
Console, which closed yesterday at 922 to 2 ex div.
for the sth Dec., opened this morning at the same
quotation, rose to 922 to 2, and closed at 922 to I.
For money the last price was 94 to 2 cum
div. The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 2, 1,4 2,
cum div. ; ditto for account (Dec. 5), 924, 2, ex
div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 2 ; ew
Three per Cents., 921, 2,2, ; Thirty Years
Annuites, 1885, 152 ; Bank Stook, 232, 2312 ;
India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock,
10866,1, 4, 107, 1062, cum div. ; ditto for account,
104 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures,
1 , 982 ; Four per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paw,
852 ; ditto Five per Cent., 992, 99 ; ditto Five-
and-a-Half per Cent., 1052, 2.
The India Five per Cent stock was firm, at
1042 to 2 ex die, for the account.
The Five per Cent. rupee paper was rather
quiet, at 982 to 992, and the Five-and-a-lialf at
11tetoilarch
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 7s. to
10s. prem., and the June 12s. to 15s. prem.
A considerable amount of business was done in
foreign stocks. The Turkish Loan of 1858 was in
demand, and was marked as high as 722? but at the
close a relapse took place to 72 to 2, being scarcely
better than yesterday. The Loan of 1854, after
being marked 822, closed at 812 to 82. Venezuela
Bonds were inquired for in the morning, but like-
wise relapsed in the afternoon, upon realisations,
leaving of at 231 to 242. Spanish Bonds were in
demand. The Peruvian Uribarren Bondi were
marked 96 and 962. Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta
were steady at 90 to 92, whilst the Deferred conti-
nue in demand. Mexican, after several slight
fluctuations, left off the same as yesterday,
at 271 to 2& The Spanish Coupon Certifi-
cates rose to 72 " buyers," on influential
purchases, and closed at 7, "sellers."
South Wales Railway stook is in demand. We
understand that this company has made some
advantageous arrangements with other lines, but
the particulars have not yet transpired.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
MARK-LANE:(THIB DAy.).

The weather since Monday has been exceedingly fine and
frosty, but last night a thaw set in, which continues. The
wind to-day is from the W.S.W., with a strong breeze.
The supply of English wheat fresh op this week is rather
liberal. Barley in fair quantity ; Sour, malt, ar.d rata
short ; beans, pert, tares, and seeds rather limited. Scotch
and Irish oats in small supply. Foreign wheat this week
is very shoes at present—ltussian, Prussian, Danish, and
Hamlin'. Fier., only a few tales of French, unworthy
of notice. Barley, a little improved in quantity. Black Sea.,
kiwi dish, and a parcel of begs from Hambro.' Oats, a
liberal supply, principally ftwediah and Danish, with a few
Helaine and Prussiau. A cargo of beam from Egypt, but
am other description of grain or seeds very trivial.
The wheat trade to-day is firm at last Monday's quota-
tions, although not much business reported, in both English
and foreign.
Flour without change from last day.
Barley steady, without alteration in value.
Oats, not a large business doing, but Mmaday's rates well
supported. Beans and peas firm.
Linseed and rapeseed continue firm. Canary seed at
Mooday's advance. Mustard, clover, and trefoil hardly
anything doing.
FLOATING CadtooEs very few on sale, and trade very
quiet.
WlUT.—English : Bases and Kent, white, new, GO.. I.
655. ; ditto, fine old, 5Ga. to Us.; ditto red, new, 525. to 61a.;
ditto, fee, old, 525. to 60a. ; Norfolk, ha, fine, old, —a. to
•.; red, sew, to —s. Foreign : Dantaic, tier. to 665.;
fine, 645. to G 81; ',ars. 68s. to 72a.; Sonigsberir, Gls. to 66e.;
into. extra, 5Sa. to till; Rostock, extra, G4a. to 705.; Mecklen-
burg red, 53.. to 648.; Uckerruark ditto, 52a ; Americ'
white, 645. to Oha; ditto red, 561. to 58s ; Canadian, 58..
to 66e. _ _

—liiitzr.--English mating, 38e. to 39e. ; fine, 461.
giindins, Ma to 36e.; and distilling, 34e. to ie. per qr.;
foreie grading.3se. to 36e.; ditto distilling, 314. t0.38t.;
toelting, 35e. to 3Ge.
liar.?.—Easlieb, Fre: and Norfolk. 595. to 63e. • 6..
63.. to 70e. ; Kiageton and Ware, tie. to 705.; lirown.
50e. tone.

o;iii.7llaglish feed, 274. 0.1. to 29. 01. ; potato,
294. to 314. ; foreign, 17. (kl. to 24.
HT; 254. to 38..
BUNS.-English tick, 404. to 434. ; barrow, 425. to 464. ;
pigeon, 424. to 161. ; foreign, Masagan, 365. to 404. ; tick,
404. to 42. ; Konigsberg, 434. to 461. ; Egyptian, 374. to 394.
Pna.-English boilers, 38s. to 42;.; white and blue, Ma.
to 414. ; maple, 40.. to 434.; grey, 245. to 365.; hog, 364.
to 38s. ; foreign 344. to 37e.
Fi.ottn.-English t0we,464. to 535.; ditto fine, 53.. t 0556.;
country, 433. to 47. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 434. to 14e.;
French, 46e. to 504. pea sack; American, 2u.. to 344.;
Catawba's, 274. to Ms. ; Spanish. 50a. to 525.
INDIAN Coax. White, 365. to 4L. ; yellow, 39.. to 42.
?warm Cannons, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat : Berdi-
anaki and Marianople, per 4021 be., 544. to Ws. ; Ghirka, 51.5.
tos6i. ; Polish Odessa, per 480ibe., red, 514. to 565. ; white,
575. to 61s. ; Danube and Galata, 41a. to 475, ; Egyptian.
32e. to 42.. Barley : E'yptian and STriar, per 40011111..
26. to Vs. ; Odessa and Danube do., 2b. to 27. Beene :
Egyptian, per 4501b5..324. to 33.. Raise : Odessa and &slats,
per 4921 be., 35e. 03. to 36% ; 'bran and Balltabstb Per
48011 m., 345. Od. to 355. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ;
American, do., 32. to 334. ; Egyptian, 32. to 33..
Sicana.--Quialy seed, per qr., 44.. to 52. ; Hemp.
seed, per qr., 54. to 56. ; Mustard seed, per bushel.
white, oa. toll.. ; brown, 12.. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr..
crushing, 57. to GO.. ; Linseed cakes, Figlish, per toa.
10/. 104. to Ili. ; American, thin, is brie., per ten.
111. 10. to 121. 0..; do., in bags, DI Os. to 111. 10s.; Baltie,
Of. to 0/.os. ; Marseilles, 9/. 10.. to 10/. 0..• Rape cakes,
ss.to 6e.. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 9s. to 04. 6d. ; Rape.
seed, Eirglisb, per qr., 645. to 68s.