The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-16 00:00:00

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Ot. Weston, B. k C. 13

GLASGOW
Caledonian New, 1:s. 16e. 6d.
Dundee & Perth Qr 6, 42., 6d.

PRODUCE.—ANTVILRP, Oct. 14.—Coffee: The
demand has been very limited; but, in conseqnence of some
eoncesidons made by holders, the following transactions took
place : 3,000 bags Domingo, at Tlke. to 221 c. ' • 1,800 bags
Blasi', at 20c. to 21c. ; Java, which is offered at 244 e., meets
with no buyers.—Cotton continuer very dull ; and, although
holders wish to realise at reduced rates, no transactions of
any importance have occurred.—Sugar : The sales during
the week have been very extensive. They amount to about
6,000 to 7,000 boxes brown and yellow Havannah,at 1648. to
1718. ; 1,000 boxes damaged Havannah sold in public auction
at full prices. 140 boxes white Havannah were done at 1918.
Rice is very dull of sale; only small parcels are taken for im-
mediate exigencies.—Hides have been steady demand, and
the sales of the week comprise about 10,000 River Plate, at
26c. to 42c.; and 1,500 Rio Grande, at 164 e. to 171 e. There
is no change in prices to report; but for good heavy qualities,
which are getting scarce, rather higher rates have bee&
—Tobacco Is well supported •, 130 hhds. Ohio and Mary.
land found buyers at 21c. to 221 e Our stock of American
being small, holders are asking higher rites.
HAXBVRG, Oct. 12.—Coffee: The market has become
very quiet, and the sales amount to only about 3,000 bags
Brazil, ordinary to good ordinary eoloury, at 3 1.165. to 31s. ;
holders are very firm.—Cotton The article is entirely neg-
lected, in consequence of the gloomy accounts from England.
We have not a single transaction to mention. Prices
are quite nominal. Sugar : Prices are much lower ,•
about 800 boxes of fine yellow Havannah found
buyers at 181 m. per 100 lb.; and about 600 begs
brown remains at 151 m. per 100 lb. Rice : Only
small parcels meet with buyers. Hicks There is very little
doing • prices, however, have undergone no alteration.
Tobacco se in limited request. 300 bales Brazil leaf sold at
3s. 31s.

TALLOW.—We have had another large arrival
to-day of 9,000 casks. Nearly all the speculative contracts
for delivery from let Oct. to 31st Dec., 1847, will be com-
pleted in ..he next three or four days; and the money will
have to be paid within three weeks from this d►te. In the
present state of the " money market,'• it is more than pro-
bable that forced sake will be made ; and, as the subsequent
arrivals will be principally for account of the importers, no
immure similar to that to which we have alluded can be
again looked for this season. The trade will do well to bear
these facts in mind. Petersburg Y.C. on• the spot, 4165.;
all the year delivery, ads. 3d. ; January to March delivery,
46e. 3d.

LITERPOOL, Oct. 15.—Ta11ow is wanted by consumers, but
it purchased very sparingly. Petersburg Y. C., 48s. to
to 48a. 6d. ; Taganrog, 465. 6d. to 475. ; North American,
475. American Lud, being extremely scum, commands
high rates. Abort 900 packages, of all descriptions, have
sold at 55a. to 565.

CORN.—Bamwrox, Oct. 14.—A larger 'apply of
Wheat, and trade dull. Barley met ready sale at the quota-
tions, as did also Oats, Beans, and Pear. Wheat, white, old,
141. 10s. to 161.; new, 181. 16s. to 141. 10r.; red, old, 13/. to
131. 10a • new, 121. 10s. to 131. Barley, 335. to 365. Oats,
21s. to 72e. Beau, 425. to 44e. Peas, 40a.