The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-25 00:00:00

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AMERICAN MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.
Molts! MAILILET. —ln moue, there is rather a better
inquiry, bin tba supply Is large. The rates are without change.
pgr pasta to 7we cent. for short, and 6to per asst. tor
Ismailia Om all, themes are 3 toe per ant.
is market is heavy, and the supply et bills Is good.
ilseita boa adawerward tendency. Prime his era sold at 10 to 10}
FROM Hate
part to 3.104. The demand tor thlastesmer
aseleght.
Osetwat.—Taleotet Circular says Our last receipts were per
the rte, the 13th inst. The market remained on that day, sod toe
twelve leneldhe, to the same dull state as advised. This dulness
Ins mina WY immettisd sondition of the market at New Orleans.
Oa am Nan lea mad 71b, tie calm effected averaged 300 balm per
dm at essitinol and dem rates ; indeed, on the Bth a few
In ad about 400 bales were effected ot middling fair Bowede,
tto below the quotations prenoualy c
eeMeat urrent. nut this an-
levingtat buyers freely forward, and a luxe basinees
ewe& hese bete &M it mire would have submitted to that reit-
Oit Ike 711 bat law sake were effected a'. 14e. tor middling,
rt% isClie middling, sad 14 le. for middling fair Bowl da, atria
At this reap about 400 bales were offered, chiefly of
widebee rl hold depariptiona, which were taken for exportation On
the ea mad Nit het. No orders received per Africa, which steamer
imbed es in simening of the Bth. Today t sales reported on
Nimes Emma fp 1,300 bales, at farther improvements from the
lowan pit of to per cent. on middling to good middling descrip.
limo, sift hmip at the annexed quotations —Atlantis cotton.
ordinary In pied lit to IN ; middling to good mlddl
Ha to 141; leektthig to ilk, 14 to Hi; fully feu co good Iz, U
to 131.^
Yearn.—The veer...pia continue moderate, and the home trade raise
motive for export. There la aDo • fair demand for home use.
Osuus.—Wheat Is In demand for home use and expect, with sales
etas& at 103 e. to 110 e. In bend.
Inaanco.—The favourable advice. by the Africa have induced
holders to be more Inn, and, In come instanoes, demand en inhume
which buyers do not wWiegly anode to.
Yammers To Limmom —Cotton, 3.32 e.• flour, he. Jr. to ie. •
heavy {soda, 13s. to Nis. • gni, 44. To Condon : ToblY:o3, 21s. od.
to rle. ; doer, le. W.; reeseurement goods, 275. ed. to is; heavy
geoid% 20.. is 30e. To Havre : Ashes, o dole. 107 dots ; rice, ails.;
barks, 8 dots.; measurement, 10 dale.
New OIMMANS, Nov. U.—Cotton is quiet, with Wes of
7,000 Wee middling at 1310.
TOZACCO has advanced 4e. ilea In the week 6,003. Choice lota at
'Oita 11a

BRAZIL MARKETS.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Oar. 2.
The business of the month was to an average extent. 01
imports the receipts were considerable, snd the Bales, gene.
rally, disproportionne. In produce the transactions were of
importance only in coffee, and the sales, though extensive,
were at redhead pries*, the result of abundant supplies and
discouraging to European 'deices. The money market was
actors in exchanoe, in eteck, and in specie, at lower quota-
tions for the two first, whilst specie advanced in value, the
effeetot a rumour of the probability of a rupture between
Brasil end Buenos Ayres. This rumour wu later confirmed,
General Ouidn having demanded and received his psseport.
Twea.—The market wee sternly depressed at the dome of August,
at which period the trade was abundantly supplied. The reeeipte,
daring the past month, of American rime 3,500 barrels, and, includ,.
log 1,800 barrels Trieete,coutwise, upwards of 2,400 barrel. of Euro.
peen, and the total election of inquiry for re-exportation, increased
the previous depreanion, rendered sale impracticable unless at mote-
Awn, reduced prime, and finally, at the time of the month, the stock
was tionalderable, both in filet and second hands, with appearance* In
favour of a further decline.
Piecroorma.—As th previous months. sales to mime extent were
effected at the various public auctions. By private tole business wee
livited, though the market was active in some few description
which were in demand. Compliints continuo general as respects
the Raclin en with which overdue accounts are liquidated.
Ex roar Tnaux.—Against, in September, 1810, seventynr vessels
of 20.982 tons, the departure. In the pest month amounted to ninety.
two mangle of 29,048 tons. Of these, day-four with produce, two
with fordo me,chandlae, eighteen with their Inward cargoes, and
two in ballad had foreign demi:odious, one in part laden with pro-
duce, and three in ballast, proceeded to other ports of the empire.
The comaradr outwards was conducted, exclusive of thirty.fotu
deanitheate, 192 versele of 18,828 tons, against, In September,
1449, IST of 13,850.
comtaskares IMPORT or coerce, rrOnit. awn sinus, on scour;
1848, 1849, Aare 18.50:
Coffee. Sugar. Hideo.
Bar. C
1848 129,431 5117 25,998
1649. 71,587 825 27,438
1030 170,714 705 10,711
ODMI.-Bopplien were abundant throughout the month, in which
the market was spnceirtiee at slightly reduced quotations. Of the
transactions the pal part was for the United States and Medi-
terranean, very
adsth having been taken for the Channel and Nooth
el ficrre, the kes front which quarter were for from favourable.
We Dote, since Ist January, an increase upon 1419, to the Manse-
71wrria, but a decreese to all other European ports, and a diminution
of 198,618 bags to the Channel.
Mower Meaner. - iv sra. —7 b. 7: were the current rates, the
triustet.one having Wen I • • , •
Ythenason-181 to 29 were the tint quotations upon Len lon, and
281 was the general rats, per Penguin packet, let h, after which the
market dwindled to 281, at which end at 281 bEls to some amount
were paired on 12th and 13th. On 16th the market began to recover,
and from 16th to 20th the transactions were Important et 28/ to 204
281 was thenceforward the general quotation until 4th, when the
market own became flat. Ulla having been negotiated at 251 until
the 30th. River Plate bills were passed at 1111 to 19). We estimate
the transactions of the month at 340,0091., of which 40,0001. were
taken by the Treasury. Prance and Antwerp: The earliest transac-
tions were at 328 Pi 330, at which rates the principal business was
effected; subsidy bill* were negotiated at 810. The evremes upon
Hamburg were J9O and 613; 600 to 619, those at which the principal
bumble.* was done.
In the face of an abundant supply and large export of coffee, the
decline can only be accounted for as the result of apprehension upon
the all-important question of peace or war.
rfroClL—The fluctuations were considerable, 86 and 821 having
been the extremes quoted, 80 the newt, both for money and time, 83
the last. The transactions were extensive from 7th to 90th, and the
price has loam toleraby steady since the 18th. Dating the full some
large were brought to market, but the quantity of floating
stock =limited. It however, this country be Involved in war,
prices will, notwithstanding every attempt to support the market,
fall; for how great so ever may be the resources of the government,
its exigencies will, we are of opinion, still be greater, and assuredlyB3 must be ons.dered a very high war prim. The only transactions
reported In provincial wrest 81 and 831.