The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-20 00:00:00

Nawcarrui, Nem. 19.—The Ithether W again see
a them, • prat deal of rain havft *Am thee taturdavra. oar
market Oafs resreleg we bed a ffeha AM et What ikon the
posses. bet Whig same snivels bee Be resat, as well as from
arced. its hide owing to the lammed Wee is Mark-lum spinet
vitiations, a derma of linage similes Win milky Ws ai
slightly eebtesi misa, glad tho buslisms Nos in She bsuessellals ,
qualities kw MANE sisi Nod& aet as mimes st la v.,
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milks IMlng newileaMo lbw mid mare sllmiden ; bat
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emit iii, ON lawited Mee Mthind dig • Aline lot el new For.
614 iseigiiim midi; dila per bolsi lisitiag Buis, a dull
sob. dims Wedinceerte mthmned nay hams at rather aver
pods= liss 1&21 miasma—. lien raid balling Peas
mire MOM Mew ; fir a &sins wipe el the later teem Denmark
fa wren* weer& OMB m garret terefry, and may
b• mitals • Ibmili Mew ills.firattmot is
rls hal worth
Ida. 11, sad Div. Ms., par linthet, whereas lan ranch
soot be pistil with hallity at Ms. to Ito. par v.. weigh/as Mlle.
ts 4211.. par Inshai.
PLTMottli Nov. 19.—Ttis wasting is vary wank wet,
W windy, W tbr. was eel, a email anemias* of farmers at this
hernie ars mallid. liarsissabi pwarally held Wheat at a little
sheath ith kr withers complain that the
rum prisms ef=ll es= ef !my Mien.. l'hey ere sop-
rani* be spermay hers ef slosh, sad rem rise In the peters of
Who end /her imam prelmble, sr Irma& deliveries are much
Isweradosti asevel to the brim retitle.
Nov 19.—We had a fuel *Dandling of both
Meru sad teabreat air =Ad *Alas. The supply of Wheat was
km. sad ksamr Mail la elszkiesidition. Farmers asked higher
=4bet, Mira Yid us to submit to their terms, very
/imism was Inenseted at en pertinent of Is. per sack OA
the Ng somplis. Of Raft there was a moderate show, and the
Inds we mine at a *rim darer ass Wheat. The trade for
Oath liana, and Per mooed more Stamm than heretofore. and
prism het se ward timikeey. In Malt and Flour than was no
sitendlan wrathy Meath Wheat, white, 445. to 4r; red 365. to
Os.; sew, Sts. to 41a. Indeed malting hanky, 275. • 12s.
to is. ; iderfor, nab foe.; sew. 25e. to 27.. Basin, thel
10 3814 fErerm. sr. to 325. Per, 162. to Ws. Rye, 28e. to 30r.
per qr. k is. to na. 6d. per both. Tama, Se. to 6s. Dour, Ina.
to tris. par wit

KON106)31110, Nov. 11.—The weather has continued
boisterous and rainy with us during the whole of last week,
and supplies of all sorts of grain have remained trifling in
conetqueace thereof. Wheat has maintained its vane,
although no traosse.ions of any moment nave transpired.
Rye aditicues to be eagerly 'ought after at rather advancing
prises. Peas, beans, and tares remain as last quoted. Large
barley Bads purchasers ior home uses; small ditto continues
in good uemend for Belgian. In oats there is no change to
notice.
DANTZIC, Nov. 13 —The warlike character of the intelli-
gence received here has cut a damp over our grain trade.
The market is but modustely supplied, and prices, which
previously showed a drooping tendency, are now supported.
Several lota of 601 b. mixed (not particularly good or clean)
were purchased at 355. and 365. 60. per qr. f.0.b., including
commission ; 601 b. white, at 36-. 6d.; 611 b. white, new,
held at 38e. 68. to 395. 6,1. Old wheats are nominally many
shillings dearer. As regards freights, only two vessels are
here, and much higher rates are expected to be paid. Tee
present quotation is 3a. 6d. per qr. to London and the emit
coast, and 3e. to the east coast of Scotland.

CATTLE, &C.—ROTHERHAK, Nov. 18.—We bay. a vere
limited supply of Beasts and Sheep to this day's market, ►ut of a
somewhat improved quality. Beef sells without any apparent brisk-
ness at last week's rams. Mutton sll disposed of at an early hour,
bringing improved prime. Beef, 6s. to gm 6d.i prime, 65. per stone.
Mutton, 6d. to bd. pee lb.

WEST INDIA MARKE TS.
KINGSTON, JANAICA, OCT. 28.
The prevalence of cholera Iles, as might have been anti-
cipated, exercised a mat depressing influence on the market.
Business is almost paralysed ; all speculative feeling has
vanished, and the only Operation!, which Can now be effected
are of the most strictly retell characteg.
The fish market, perhaps ;is likely to suffer more from this
state of things than any other. An unrestricted use of cod-
fish being deprecated by the medical board duel, g the exist-
ence of the epidemic in the city and adjacent pattshes of St.
Catherine, St. Andrew, and Port Royal, the demand for
this arias has considerable oiminished ; white the principal
eittporte, being in direst receipt of it, ate independent of
Kingston for their supplies.
No improvement ercatever has occurred in the prices of
Sour; indeed the trade anticipate a decline. At public sale,
on the 23rd, 400 brindle of Baltimore, just landed, Isere
withdrawn, the highest price offered for lota of 25 to 30
barrels not having exceeded 30a. A parcel of new meal was
also witdrawn et 18'.
EXCHANOI ON LONDON.—Co'onial Bank, 30 days, 2 per
cant, prem.; 60 days, 19 ditto; 90 days, 1 ditto. Jamaica
Bank, 30 days, 11 par cent. prem. ; 60 days, 11 ditto; 90
day.,l ditto.
BAYATINAR, OCT. 24.
There has been a steady demand for sugars, welch,
operating on the very reduced stock, has occasioned a mate-
rial advance in price. There now remains very little in the
market, and the issignificant remnant still existing on the
planta.ions is likely to be detained thole, owing to the
wretched state of the roads, in consequence of very heavy
rains that have fallen latterly. Under these circumstances,
the sma.l residue of the crop still in the interior Is not likely
to be brought to the ports of shipment bdore the new year,
and the exports from this period to the end of December
from both ports wi 1 probably not be more than ontathird of
what they were is the last three months of the preceding
year, Say 30,000 to 32,000 boxes, against 96,000 buses in Oc-
tober, November, and December, 1849, hence and Matinees.
All the stock is so tnfitnit end 0,1.1 in so few heeds, the
planters are exhorbitant in their pretensions, being almost
able to exact whatever prices they please from those who are
compelled to purchase. We may consider the following as
the lair qw.dations, under present =MIMS' anees :—Whites,
9 to 101 ruts: fine and choice waits., 101 to 11 Tian; yel-
lows, 8 elan; very good to fine yellows, 81 tobl ,lair; browns,
7 to 79 riala; eucurochos, 61 to 61 Tien.
Since the 17th Instant purchases to some extent have been
made, at an advance of 1 vial on theme quotetions, and prices
are going higher every day.
The iuqutry for tobacco continues very active ; prices are
still higher. We quote—No. 1, Injuriado, 125 dole.; 2 and
3,100 dole. to 110 doh.; No. 4, *es dole. to 80 dole.; No. 6
ant 6, 30 dole, to 36 dole. Every parcel brought to market
is bought with avidity, and a great deal is put chased writ',
ruff in the country, and there are many speculative opera-
tions. Vuelto arribo has been mold at 12 dole. to 15 dole.,
according to quality ; 700 bales of very ordinary were solo
yesterday, at 12 dole.
There is handy any sugar remaining at Matanzas.
Teen are no Mascovaeot to be had either here or in other
peva of the island.
The last melee of molasses were at 21 and 21 rials for good
and picked parcels. Tnere is now very little remaining in
the hands of dealers.
Small lots of new coffee have appeared at market, Some
parcels of old, of middling quality, were taken at 12 dale.
Toe yield of thenew crop will be quite inconsiderable.