The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-30 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

TUUDAT ZVI/XING.
The dealings in the English funds to-day were of
the same monotonous character u during the last few
days, and, with the exception of a decline of I in the
morning, from which they soon recovered, no earls.
tion occurred from the opening price: this was for
Console, 96i to 1 for money, and 96j toe for account,
at which they also closed. The Three per Cent. Re-
duced were done from 961 to 2. The New Three-and-
a-Quarter per Cents. were line to some extent
from 981 to I, the first and last price being 98j. The
New Five per Cents. were dealt in at 128.
Exchequer Bills of all sizes marked 681. and 615.,
and India Bonds 935. and 900., prem. Bank Stock
marked 203 g.
. .

In the foriign exchanges, for this mail, the varia-
tions from the rates of last post day IMO limited to
an improvement in the noun on Lisbon, Oporto,
Vienna, and Trieste, and a slight decline in the rata
for bills on St. Petersburg.
Lettere of the 4th December, from the mines of the
National Brazilian Mining Association, speak very
highly of the probable yield of the ores, and mention,
as an illustration, that a miner's hat-oap of the Jaco-
tinge produced, when washed up, twelve ounces of
gold.
he last arrivals from New South Wales afford us
some earful and interesting information on the subject
of the cotton growing experiment, which has recently
been made in that colony with comparative success
The plant appears, however, in some instances to have
suffered from frost, its deadly enemy, against which
ell artificial means of protection are unavailing, and
which nothing but a change of climate can obviate.
A sample of cotton grown at Dempsey's Island,
Hunter River, near Newcastle, is described as being
of a beautiful white colour, scarcely so silky in gloss
as the &twang white Cotton, but of a soft elastic
woolly feel and texture. It was thought I. resemble
very much the better kinds of American cotton imported
into Liverpool ; bat appeared of finer quality and
mare silky than were the best descriptions of New
Orleans cotton. The seed from which this cotton was
produced had been brought from America, and
planted in a similar manner to maize, and little more
are had been taken in its cultivation.

Wine is now produced to some extent in the
colony, and some of the makers are anxious to find a
market for it in Britain. A meeting of the
Hunter Ricer Vineyard Association had been
held, at which it was agreed to present a
petition to the Legislative Council, raying that body
to address the home government to plus the wine-
;mowers of the colony on the same footing, u regards
duty, u those of the Cape, and this question is taken
up In a favourable sense by the local papers. The dif-
ferential duty tells with peculiar hardship against
the Australian wine-growers, beaus they have
higher freights to pay, and longer to wait for a
return from their exports, than the growers
at the Cape. Taking even the ground of re-
ciprocity, it is urged that the producers in the
Andre= colonies of articles suitable for the British
market, whether these be wool, at wine, or tallow, or
ore. or silk, have a strong claim to be placed on the
lootinttif the most favoured colonies or states, because
the co late of Australia are beyond dispute the best
customers which the British mansfacharers have out
of the home market. A number of German Thie-
-1 Mesas were daily expected to arrive 4 the colony.

Cocrii.—There has not been any offered on public sale.
1,000 bap good ordinary native Ceylon suld by private con-
tract at 60e., which is a decline of fully Is.
Rms.—The public sales were nearly all withdrawn at full
prices.
SPICIta remain inactive.
Corrox continues steady.
In other articles a 0 isatarial alteration.
Duty paid= tow to LW molt in Ueda; Ilvelyaoi, cwt.
Brined. /INE. rid dr aydo 1511,8311
Tots was pried lot year 427,213

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TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is very steady to-day, at the following quota-
tions :—Pfstersburg Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 6cl. to 9d;
February and March, 38s. 3d. to Ss. 6d. ; October to De-
cember, 40s.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Bats's Hartley, 16e.; Huddle's West Hanky, 18s. ;
Can's Hartley, 16i. 6d. ; Eden Maio, 18s ; Hasiine's Hart-
ley, 16s. 6d.'; Welt Hartley, 16s. Bd. ; Walls Bud Adelaide,
18.. 3d.; Walls End Braddyll's Hettou,lBa. 6d. ; Walls End
Haswell, 196. ; Walls End Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Lamb-
toa, 18s. 641 ; Walls Bad Stewart's, 191. ; Wall. End Teas,
195.-Bblps at market, 318.