The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-02 00:00:00

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No. 80.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 2, 1846. [3d.

rsersa.—Bhutoole and Malabar hew b gibed in price, t'...,e
former to Re. 53, and the latter to Pa. 41, per away.
woof—Considerale arrival wry, vairay=ao ;SWUM and
tert:eualltlelk Weil hare beet at full prices.
Vationve.—Freights to Great rieal wren for a few days after
the departure of the last mail tem at our then quota-
ions, but from the little inelthadon thcre was to ship, they had bm.un
to give way, and previous to tht mall's arrival 725. 6d. appears to
have been considered about the nine of tonnage. Since the arrival
of thelast mail two ships have been taken up at 755, and there being
not very much unengaged tonnage in the market, the rate is very
Arm at 755. to 805.
Mom litutxre—ln consequence of the opening of the Five per.
Cent Leen, the banks, which had lowered their rate co.
discount to seven per cent on private bills, hare again advanced i•
to nine per cent. ; there is consequently some scarcity of money, and
an advance In exchange of about Id. per rupee, whilst government
paper shares and securities generally have declined.
elve per Cent. lean of 1823-26
Four ditto 1832-33
Four ditto 1835-36
100
Five ditto 1841-42
Four ditto 1842-43
EvellAK6E—May now be quoted at Is. 11/d. to 2s. for bills at sic
months' sight on England. On Calcutta at sixty days' sight, 941 rs, ;
and on China, 207 rs. to 208 rs per 100 dole.
Beaxs.—Bank thane have fallen, as will be seen by a comptrison
with our last quotations. Commercial Bank Mare., trunsferthle at
two years, at par, but no transactions. Below are the current rates of
Bank share:
Bank of Bombay re. 40 to 41 per cent. premium.
Oriental Bank, Old Sharon.— 304
DP to, New ditto 26
Agra Bank... S4 to 53
Commerdal 5
Paws or Bottum.
Sovereigns, each rs.ll 3 0
Bank of England notes, per g ..11 2 0
CALCUTTA.
(From the Bengal therkearei, Oet. 19.)
MONEY MARKET.
Since our last Uwe we have had little to notice in the
monetary world besides the downward tendency of Govern-
meat securities, more especially in the Four per Cent.
Loans both Siege and Company's. Our quotations will
mark the rapid descent ; but we are told. that no generally
ruling rate has yet been established, various eircumatances having in-
fluenced individual transactions. Beyond the ephere of those trainee-
' none we rind little alteration in the rates of accommodation in the
bazaar, and banks are at present passive. Since writing the above the
September mail is in, bringing about 20 to 22 labia in government
bale, with a more satisfactory report of menetary affairs at home.
Exchange has varied a fraction favourable to the buyer, and Is. 11 Id.
tl le. 11K to /d. at 10 months's date, have been referred to as procu-
rable.
Bank Stock as before.

rERCIAL er MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Half-past Two.—We have again a rising state of
the stock market to report. The favourable nature of the
advice. from India by the Overland Mail—so far, at least, as
monetary affairs are concerned—have doubtless bed some
influence in encouraging the dealers in stocks and carrying
prices higher. The intelligence from the United States by
the Britannia comes also more favourable than was antici-
pated iti 'aspect of the prices of bread stuffs, which, indeed,
had rather materially advanced 07, the arrival of the steamer,
but previous to her departure had again moderated. The
ascertained facts, for as such they are asserted in respectable
quarters, that the States will have from the crops of this
year from fifteen to twenty minimiser quarters of Indian cot a
and about five millions of quarters of wheat, disposable
for exportation, will tend to calm whatever apprehensions
might be entertatined of such short supplies and exaggerated
prices, es by aggravating distress in Ireland, and in this
country as well, might possible come to endanger the
public tranquillity. It is evident that such abundant store,
on the other side of the Atlantic, must be amply sufficient to
make good whatever deficiency of food fur the year may be
found in France also, and other parts of Europe afflicted
with dearth. No great bulk of the new corn crops can, in.
deed, be looked for from the United States before next
spring, bed, in the meantime, the stocks on hand will be
ample to meet current consumption.
These cheering considerations had their weight in the
stock market, where Consols advanced, and are now quoted
951 to f for money and account equally. Exchequer Bills
are a thole higher, at 7s. to I Is. premium.
The dealings in foreign securities are of small important*.
Spanish,aives are rather better at 261 to 1 ; the Throes, 374
to- 3. Piirtuguese, 37 to 9. Mexican better at 22 to 1.
KNOLlffli FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 2064 7i Ditto for Acct., 93k
3 per Ct Red., 94j 91 per Cents, 964
S per Cent.ConsoLs, 954 1 Fadiequer Bills, 7a Ile.

5 per Ct. Austrian Bda., ----
4y per Ct. Dein.= Ms., 94i 54
2, per Cent. ditto,
5 per Ct. Brazilian Bds. 84 8
5 per Cent. New Brae. Bds., 81
per Ct. Buenos A} res Bda., 40 3
6 per Ct. Chitian Ede- 95 7
G per Cent. Columb. der.Bda..,
Columbian Equador lids. 31
3 per Ct. Ds.rdsh Bds., 86 8
24 per Ct. Dutch Bds. 59j f
4 per Ct. Dutch Corte., 911 24

FUNDS.
1 per Cent. Orr:ads Btla. 18 19
Grenada Deferred Ms., 31 4
5 per Ct. Mexican, 1846, 22 4
6 per Cent Peruvian Ma., 35 7
1
Cony. Bda., 37 9
s=BePtunuan Ma., 110 12
5 per Ct. Spent& Me., 261 1
3 per Ct Oared Bonds, 34 1
Spanish Din, 17 4
Spanish Pieeire Bds., 51 1
2 per Ct.Vesiezucla Bds., 39 41
Venezuela Deferred Ode., 12 13

Brzykrrrr.s.
Prem. 10 0 to 11 0
O 8 110
08 110
Died, par
14 to
4a3";
I
120 128

Transfer stock paper 5 per cent
Bombay S per cent ... .• • • •
Old Sires 5 ditto according to numbers
New Company's 5 per cent ... •.•
Ntw Cy. 4 ditto ... ••,, • • • • • •
BANK Or BZNOAL.
Discount t on Government acceptances (3 months) (C
ope' et.
on private bills and notes ••. ...
Interest on deposit of Company's paper

RAILWAYS.
The market continues favourable, and dealings
active in various lines. We may notice an improvement in
the prices of Midland stock, and also of North Western.
Vale of Neath, London and Yorks, and other scrips were
also better. In Jamaica, however, there was a decline.
SALES EFFECTED Ur TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON.

•Bengal Bank
Union Bank
Agra Bank .
Oriental Bank

ri.) (4001 prem.24W) a 2500
(1000 130 a 140
90 (500 250 a 260
(1000) 150 a 170
,(500) 100 a 130

North Western Bank
wee ow MILLION, &C.
Steer Silver .... Co.'s es. per 100 sa. wt. 164 12 a 105 8
aim Gold Bars „ per ma wt. l5 8a 1G 2
. .
Gold Dust PI
per loot,
Spanish Dollars
Mexican ditto
cach
Sovereigns
Madras Gold Mobiles
Old Gold Biohure ..... IP 0 0 a 0 0
(From the Caterdla Oreriand Price Current, Oct. 19.)
When we last wrote busbies was almost ccmpletcly at a stand,
owing to the probability of our markets being materially affected by
the unusually large remittances then just received from home, as well
as by the re-opening of the export we/charm for advances, and of the
pie per Cent. Loan of 1841 ; as far as we can perceive, however,
neither of these causes has produced the slightest effect. Notwith-
'leading the previous cessation of operations for nearly a fortnight, we
are unable to report any very animated demand during the twelve
days whit& have elapsed since our last, and in fact the business trans.
sated both in exports and import- has been moderate, as will be seen
teem our remarks on the various staples.
lamoo.—The very favourable weather experienced towards the
ceeehislon of the manufacture in Tirhoot has enabled that district to
does with about 9,600 to 10;4'0 matmthi, or fully 1,000 above what
was generally calculated on a short time back. In the neighbourhord
ci Benaree, also, they were, at the date of our last advieca, doing
new better than was anticipated, but from this part the omega if
any, will be immaterial. From the Utah the accounts are very con-
flicting ; on the whole, however, we se, no reason to alter our former
opinion, that 90,000 mausuls will prove close upon the figure of the
total outturn of the season. A public sale was again attempted on the
15th, but without suceem, only four or five chests; finding a purchaser.
No private operations brim transpired since our last, and the only
shipment has been 35 chests toGreat Britain.
Brutes.—For some time after the date of our last this staple con-
tinued abneet entirel neglected, but within the past week a fair in-
quiry has been experienced, and sales to some extent are reported.
at fur middling to fine Benarea about 9r Ba. to 10r. Ba. per =land,
with inErior to brown at Br. la 9r. ; arrivals from the interior have
bean eatessive, and the stock on hand is heavier than is customary at
this 001=11. In Khaur nothing has been done for shipment for some
dens part, owing to the increasing demand fur load manufacture.
to Great Britain from the Ist instant up to date amount to
ataimds.
'l7erwena.—This market has of late been extremely quiet, the un-
favoursble whims Iran HI. .1804 combined with the rates demanded
for tonnage. levied shark ealleely shacked operations for that part;
and aids:sip a Yr dairy los beta experienced for America, per.
chases have as yet less Br grew Wavy; notwithstanding this, how-
ever, holders ow se dbpssidow to reduce their demands, and pre-
sent quotations are mesh time maw as those given in our laid.
Rice.—The demand for this staple has continued brisk, and a large
business has been done for the English market, at for uncleaned table
about 2r. 4a. to 2r. 6a., and for the best obtainable, Sr. 2a. to Sr. 4a.
pee raaund. These extreme prices have naturally had the effect of
drawing supplies from all parts of the. interior, rind as yet stocks
appear equivalent to the demand ; but it remains to be sees whether
this will continue up to the time when the new crop may be expected
to come to market.

SALES, Dec. 1.
Shrew. & Bir., A., 2I 535. 9d. p
Do. 8., 1 18.1.9 d. p
Shrewe.,Wol., &e., scrip, P
Shrop. rnionß.&C., ter., 41
Do. Regietered, Is. 3d. per
South stafford.Regia., le p
Do. do. 1 215. 3d. p

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
BOMBAY.
Arrivals.—Oct. 13--Fuel Barry, from Monad; steamer Berenice,
from Kurrachee. 16—Tigris, from Malabar coast • Drongan, from
China; Renown, from ilarnburgh; Charles Forbes, from China.
17—Steamer Phlox, from Surat; Julia, front China. 18—Merm.dd,
from China; Ganges, from London; Sulimany, from China; Charlotte,
from China; Chacely, from Liverpool; Hero, from Singapore.
20—Mountaineer, from Greenock; steamer Sir Charles Forbes,
from Surat ; England's Queen, from Liverpool. 23—Wild Irish Girt,
from Newport. 24—Mahi, from Aden; her Majesty's frigate
Fox, 44, Commodore Sir Harry Blackwrod, from Men.
23—Erin, from China; Jannetjee Jecjerbboy, from Siam.
26—llelen aid Mary, from Bordeaux ; Orilla% from Li.
verpool. 27—Steamer Sir Corner, from Surat; Mauritius,
from Lannon. 29—Steamer Seamarks, from Aden; Steamer Indus,
(rumpurrachee Nov. 1-8 t Seeforth, from Colombo.
Drtures, Oct. 13.—Dadaloy, Nacodah, to Mocha ; Leaflet, to
Chios ; Richard Cobden, to Liverpool ; Nepaul, to Calcutta; Auck-
land steamer, to Aden. 6—Abdul Currim, to Mocha. 17—Judal
Currim, to Juddah. 19—Taptee, to Cutch. 2l—Sloop-of-war
Eiphinotone, to Bushire. 22—Steamer Berenice, to Kurrachee.
23—Steamer Phlox, to Surat. 21—Steamer Sir Charles Forbes, to
Surat 24—Elizabeth Archer, to Liverpool. 29—Pclicite, to

feilioherry.
Vesaels in Bombay harbour.—The James Taman, for London, to
toey ; Claudia, for London, to sail Nov. 5 ; Persia, for
London, oil with dispatch ; Mary, for London, to sad with dis-
patch; Charlotte, for Faouth, to sail with dimatch; Bella Marina,
for Liverpool, 1,0 sail immediately ; Hindoatan, for Liverpool, to gall
with dispatch ; Culdee, for Liverpool, to sail with dispatch;
Hannibal, for Liverpool, to sail with dispatch ; Renown,
for Liverpool, to sail with dispatch ; Syria, for Liveep
to sail with dispatch ; England's Queen, for Live l, toorpoo sail
Nov. 15 ; Victory, for Clyde, to wail Nov. 5; Orissa, for Greenock, to
sail with dispatch ; Eliza, for Aden, to sail with dispatch ; Recovery,
for Aden, to sail with dispatch ; Larkins, aor Aden, to sail with dis-
patch; Inglewood, for China, to sail immediately; Ikro, for Calcutta,
to sail with dispatch; Earl of Clare, for Madras, to sail immediately ;
Lysander, for Madras, to sail immediately ; Bombay. for sale ; Path-
Ander, Ganges, Mountaineecr, Cliaaeley, Wild Irish Girl, Erin,
Helen and Mary, Mauritius, and GuMADIUSford (American).
Arrivals.—Oat. 13.—Industry, from Coringa. 14—Ferris, from
Liverpool. 17—Lady MacnauOten, from London ; Eleanor Lancas-
ter, from Sydney. 18—Defiance, ;rom Calcutta; Athenian, from
Landon; Edward Bilton, from Moulmein. 20—Hope, from Virago-
patam. 23—Braemar, from Mauritius.
Departures.—Get. 4—Buoephalus, to C. lcutta ; Imaam of Muscat,
to Nagpore ; Charles Dumergue, to the northern ports. 6—Martin
Luther, to Bethke ; Annund Chunder, to the Straits; Goodwin, to
Calcutta; Asiatic, to Calcutta ; Elizabeth Ainslie, to Moulmein. 6
Twer, to the Straits ; Bangalore, to London. 10—John Fleming, to
London. 11—Intrepid, to Malabar Coast and Bombay. via Colombo.
9—lndian Queen, to the Mauritius; Timandra, to Berblce. 12—
to Owings ; Bolivar, to London, via Cape of Good Hope.
rrraMajesty's sloop Pilot, to Point de Gallo, CWicut, Cannanore,
and Mangalore; James Hall, J. B. Sergent, to Cartago. 14—John
Line, to Trinidad; steam-ship Hindostan, to Point de Gone, Aden,
and Suez. 15—Steamer llngh Lindsay, to Malabar Coast. 18—Rachel,
to Coringa ; Amelia, to rucagaPatam.
CALCUTTA.
Arrivals.—Get. 6—Helen, from Bombay. 7—Sophia, front Polo
Penang ; Abavey, from Muscat; Barham, from Portsmouth;
and
Water
Witch, from China; steamer Enterprise, ;ran Kyoouk yoo
Akyab. 8--Sulttany, from the Mauritius; Faire Robany, from Bora-
bay ; Mshomed Shaw,from the Mauritius; Harbinger, from Hamburg.
9 —Pattie Barry, from Judda ; Agincourt, from Hobart Town. 10--
Harriet Humble, irom Livetpool; Abmudy, from Rangoon. 12—Ex-
mouth, from Bombay. IS—Sea Park, from London; Kelpie, from China.
16—Alexandnna, from Newcastle ; Semiramis, from Glasgow ; Eagle,
from Sydney ; Milford, from Bordeaux; Bucephalus, from England ;
Tar, from Mauritius ; PertM/111, from Mauritiva ; Anna Maris, from
Sydney: Asiatic, from London ; Flora M'Donald, from Arran= ; Picord,
from Bourbon. 17—Warwick, from Madras ; Orator, front London;
Bellaire, from Liverpool; Hosanna, front Coeuga ; Atiet hohoman,
from Bombay and Cannanore ; Albert and Clemente.from BOurbon ;
Goodwin, from Boston; Montandevert, from Pondicherry. 19—
Josephine, from Bourbon; Ceres from Bourbon. 20--Hamido, from
Point de Gallo. 21—Earl of Lansdale, from Liverpool.
Departares.—Oct. S.—Labors, for Liverpool; Indus, for Ltverptol;
William Shand, for London; Berhampore, for Liverpool; Flops
M'Donald, for Arracan; London, for London; Ahmoody, for Arracan,:
4.—St. Vincent, for London; Lady Flora Hastings, for Mauritius.
s.—Laidaman, for Mauritha ; Deasnce, for Madras; Jerre Mathilde,
for Bourbon. 6.—Esther, for Hull; Vanguard, for Mauritius. 7.
W. 8. Hamilton, for London. 9.—Hemry Wadley, for London. 10.—
Hindoostan, for Suez ; Fowl, (glob, for Penang and Singapore. 11.—
Mims, for Mauritius ; Queen, foe Liverpool.

N Brtish, 331 1
Dortho. Thirds, 725. 72. ed.
Do. Quarters, 665. Gd. 89s. 6cl.
Do. New Qrs., Sc., 31. 6d.
N. Wales Mineral, New, 191 1
Stirling and Midland, 77. 78.
Direct Bombay Mad.,
Mad., Nel., & Arcot, 3s. 3.3 d.

.1.1313, .Nov. 30.
Olas., Dumf., & Car., Sta.
Glee. , Air., & Monk. J 11... 330.
Gt. South. of Madras, Ss. 6(1.
101. ft Ayr Direct, 30s.
Midland Halves, 64.
N. British Thirds, .2s.
Do. New Qrs., Scrip, 345.
Paisley and Renfrew, 104
Paisley, Barrhcad, &e., 33a. 6d.
Shrewsbury and Hereford, Ils.
Strathesrn JUDCtiOD, 750.
Tort & Newcastle Pref., 76d.

• Dividend for July, August, and September, at the rate of mos
13-11-7 i per cent. per annum.
The steamer Oriental, with the Southampton por-
tion of the previous Indian mail, has arrived at the
Motherbank. Letters were delivered this morning.
We understand that Mr. Waghorn forwarded dis-
patches to her Majesty's ministers, at Arundel
Castle, very early this morning. Dispatches from
India, via Trieste, were sent to the East India Com-
pany at the same moment.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "EXPRESS."
Si, Cornhill, 2nd Dec., 1846.
Dear Sir,—My courier arrived at an early hour thin morning with
dispatches from Bombay to the 2nd Nov. 'I am quite aware of the
Tories having received their express also, and I have only to add, that
assthe
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer " which
gots twelve miles an hour, has been employed against me with the
" Ardent," only going eight, my competitors (the French govern-
ment) have little to boast of on this 0CC261011.—1 remain, dear Sir,
yours wry truly, TROULS WAOIIOI3I.

(Yesterday's prices will be found in last 127 . )
Amb., Not., Bos., &E. Jn., 21 Do. Scrip, 5/ 1
Dir., Wol., & Lindley, 51 6 p Lynn and Ely, 161
Bir. and Oxford Jn., 81 9 Lynn and Derchant, 151
Buckinghamshire 1 d Man. & Leeds, Qrs., 61 7
Caledonian. 231 1' Do. Fifths, 111 11
Do. Halves, 21 Midland, 126 9
Churnet and Blythe, 11 Do. New, 32 1
Direct Northern, 2 4 Do. do., 74 64
Eastern Counties, 234 Do. Dir. & Derby, 162
Do. New, 11 p Newcastle and Berwick, 341 4
Do. York Extension, 31 Newmarket and Chesterford, 54
Eastern Union, 521 Norfolk, 129 8
East Lancashire, New, 10 91 North British, 36 m
Fast Lincolnshire, 11 Do. Halves, 15 1
Edin. de Glas., Halves, 201 Do, Qrs., 31
Edinburgh & Northern, 15i North Staffordshire, 9 SI
Ely and Huntingdon, 121 Royston and Ilitchem, 11
Goole, Don., and fib ..eld. 1 p Shrewsbury & Birmingham, 51 1
Great N. of England, 235 Shropshire Union, par 4 d
Do. New, 191 Shrews., Wol., &S. Stat. J., 21 31
Great Western Halves, 771 8 South Devon, 33
Do. Filthw, 304 S. East. & Dover, 3718}
Do. New, 7/ 1 Do. New (is. 3214 No.l, WI
Ipsw. and Bury St. F.dm., 121 4 Do. do. (is. 331.6a8d.),N0.2, 144
Leicester and Bedford, 4 d at 1514, No. 4, 3
Leeds, Dews., and Man., 35 4.1 South Wales, St
Do. Branch (Blue), 104 alto f Neath. 14 4
Leeds and Thin*, 164 West Riding Union, 34 2 p
Do. New, 51 4 York & Newcastle, 38 11
Lir., Man., and -ewe. Jn-, 21 Do. New, 121 1
London and Blackwell, 81 Do. Preference, 74 1
York and N. Mid., 92
Do. New, 41
LOB., BrightNl, &9. Coale, 591 i Do. Halves, 451
Inn. and N. Western, 195 6 Do. Selby, 78 1
Do. Quarters, 224 Do. Eatension, 38
Do. Do., New, 15 Do. Piet, 124 111
UM. 111%2 S. Western, 63 4 Do. E. & W. Riding 1x.,174194
Do. New, 27 Dutch Itheniah, 5
Do. Tenths, 11i1 Luxembourg, /
Do. Tenths, 4 Orleans and Bourtlesson, 74 1
MANCHESTER SALES, Dec. 1.
Birk., Lan., & Muds., 1 9-16 i 9 Man. its Leeds, Quarters, 3 p
Bien. & Oxford Jo., 61_7 p Do. Fifths, 64 9
Black., Clithero, &
ew , N.wExtension. 11 P
East Loomed, N N0."2, 44 1 p Man. and Southampton, 1 d
Do. do., Scrip, 2y North British, Illvs., 3 p
Goole, Don., Shelf., &c. 1 p Do. Extension, 1 p
Gt. Grimsby & Sh. in., 34 d North Staffordshire, 44 4 p
Gt. Grimsby & Dck. Eat, 2 d North Ulnas (A), 2201
liud. & Man. R. & C., 54 41 p North Western, 13-16 i p
Leeds and Thirsk, 14 4 d Shrews. and Birm, (A.), 21 p
Do. New, 1 1 p Shrews. and Hereked, sa. 6a. d
Leedo, Dews., &Man., 12 p Union R. & C., fld par
Lir., Man., & Newc. in., par 8. E. and re
dover, 38
1 in. & Man. (Rem's), 24 d W. Lent. Come, 4 d
Lon., Man., tx (
111., 7
West Riding Union, 21 p
London and S. W., 63 York and New., Ad, 51 p
London and Yard, 4 d
BIRMINGHAM f
North British Ext. scrip, 1 p
Amb., Not., and Boston, 3s. 9d. p
Dir and Oxford in., 61 p
Bir., Weil., & Dudley, 6 p
Bir., WoLdis Stour VaL, 21 21 p
N. Staffordshire, 41 p
North Wales Mineral, 41 p
HULL SAI
N. British, Halves, 154 161.111e.3d.
Do. Quarters, ills. 82s. 6d.
Do. NewQrs.,scrip, 21a&L.225.p
Do. Thirds, 24 p
Fleet., Pres., & W. ROIL d
LEEDS SA
Ewe Lancashire, No. 1, 41 p
Do. New Scrip, If p
E. & W. Yorkshire, 15s. d
Blackburn and too,Pr 41 p
Great Grimsby,
Ruddersfidd lb Man., Si 4 9
Do. Thirds, I/ p
Huddersfield &Sheffield, 5 p
East Lancashire, 5 p
Grimsby Extensions, 275. 6d. d
Leeds and Dewsbury, 12 p
Leeds end Mink, Me. ii d I
Do. Preferentialk II p
New Thirsks, 7s. 6d. lls. p
DUBLIN SAI
Mid. Gt. W. & Roy. Canal, 84
Newry, War., & Rostrevor, in 1
Cork and Waterford, 35.3 d. UAL
Dub.puil.,& RathLrnhans,34.3S. I
EDINBURGH I
Ayr and Galloway, 28s. 6d.
Direct Northern, 395. 6d.
Dundee and Arbroath, 39 391
East of Fife, 31s. 335.
Ellin. & Northern, 154 1
Do. Newport, 85s. 86s.
Glas., DUIII., & CarL, 515. 51a. 6d.
Glas., Kik, & Ardrossan, 40s. 38e.
GLASGOW BJ
Aberdeen. 184
Airdrie and Bathgate, 90a.
Aar and Galloway, 28s. 6d.
Caledonian, New, 435. 435. 6d.
Caledonian & Dumb., 385.
Direct Boon. &Madras, 7s. 66.9 d.
Dundee and Arbroath, 404
Dundee and Perth, New, 104
East of Fife, 31s.
East Indian Reilway, 115. 9d.
Edin. & Glas. Harms, 204
- - .KiLoft Ayr,lLalres, 74 71.195.

Fle, Dec. 1.
Ipswich and BUT], 131
Do. Eaten., Norwich,2
North Staffordehire, 31 p
' Shropehire Union, / le. d
I Leicester & Birmingham, 2e. 9d.
LES, DEC. 1.
Melton & Drlftleld Jn., 20s. p
North British, Quarter+, 21 p
1)0. Thirds, 51s. 21 p
North Staffordshire, 1 1 P
E. Counties, York Fs., 33e. 6d. p
Sheffield, nother., 11
Shnewebury and Birming., 21
8 p
Wherfdale Junction, 10e. d
York k New,' ASUC Pref., st p
Dewsbury Extmedon, 3.5 e. p
Leede, Wak., & Mid., 17e. 6d. d
North Western, 13e. 12s. 6d. p
I West Riding Unios, 41

LES. Nov. 30.
Lim., Ennis., & sill. :n., 32‘4.335.
66.3 d.
Water.,Wex.,ek.,& I lb.,
,Al
Arm., Cole., and PertruF h. 66. 6d.
Irish North Midland, 11Sd.
SALES, Nov. SO.
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PRODUCE.
MINCING - LANE, Half-past Two. The general
market has been very dull and inactise ; there has not been
a public sale of Sugar (or of any other colonial article to-
day, save one of Coffee), and the business dose by private
contrut in West India Sugar has been very limited. Re-
fined continues depressed • brown lumps, 625. to 62e. 6d.;
standard quality, 635. Large public sales of Sugar of all de-
scriptions are advertised for public sale on Friday.
Coffee.--600 bags plantation Ceylon, of low qualities, sold
without any material alteration in prices, chiefly 41s. to 445.
Cotton.—The operators have shown great confidence in
this article to-day, after being in possession of the American
news and the report of the Liverpool market of yesterday.
Spirits remain dull.
Cochineal has become rather dull, and a decline of about
ld. per lb. has been established.
Tea.—This article continues to be neglected by specu-
lators, and the trade buys very sparingly.
aeries PAM us 1846 TO LAST ICEPX•
London 24,066,215 lb.
Liverpool. .5,326,774
Bristol
224.468
Clyde ~, 1,841,363

Total 32,166,805
Same time in 1845 80,930,763
TOBACCO.
Tho market remains exceedingly dull, and without
any pr aspect of improvement, the total business of the
month las mg under 500 hhda. The sampling of the strips
bears out our remarks of last month, beiag in general a ser-
viceable sort for home purposes. Western Leaf is mostly
very deficient, both in colour and quality, though stout and
leafy; consequeutly the prices for bright coloured remain
very firm. Fine Virginia Leaf and Strips firm. The ar-
rivals are the GeorKia, with 463hhels. ; the Timoleon, with
' 712hlids. ; the Elisatath, with 708htids, from New Orleans ;
the Rob Roy, with 738hhda.; and the Pioneer, with
829hhds., from Virginia. Negrohead quiet. Some sales of
Carew:Rah have taken pluse at full rates. Cigars unaltered.
Manilla Cheroots very :lull, the consumption never
having recovered from the effects of the high prices
of last year, which induced the retailers te discou-
rage the wile of them as much ma possible. Ha-
vens Tobacco continues to sell readily at good rates.
Yare rather advanced in price. Columbian : 210 Serena
Oiron Roll all sold at public sale at 120. to 13d. 86 Serena

Oct. 17.

Shelling without alteration. Arrivals this week:—Wheat.
5,043 qrs. ; Oats, 339: Barley, 1.664 ; Beans, 739 ; Shelling,
185 ; Rapeseed, 420 ; Linseed, 234.

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LIVERPOOL, DEC. 1.-We have to report, for the
week ending yesterday, rather limited arrivals generally
from Ireland, and very few cauterise, whilst from abroad,
exclusive of a good supply of Beans and Indian Corn, with
9,335 barrels of Flour, the imports are only moderate.
During the interim since Friday, Wheat and Indian Corn
continued in active request for shipment to Ireland ; and at
our Corn Exchange to-day further sales of the former to a
fair amount were effected for that purpose • and though the
millers and dealers here purchased leis freely this morning,
the advance previously obtained was fully supported. The
eagerness to buy the latter, however, was unabated, and the
market cleared of what remained at 56e. to 684. per 480 lb.
The demand for Irish, as well as States' Flour, both free and
under lock, maintained the foregoing improvement, but by
no means so readily as before. Barley and Malt, being still
very scarce, were the turn dearer. Beans and Peas con-
tinued to move rather slowly at late prices. Oats,
upon a moderate scale, realised the extreme rates
of this day week. Oatmeal, on the contrary, met very
little notice, and was slightly depressed in value.
British: Wheat,per 70ib., English, red, new, Be. 9d. to 95.;
old, 84. 10d. to 9s. 2d. ; white, new, Be. 10d. to 9s. 6d.; old,
9a. 4d. to 9s. Bd. ; Irish, red, new, Bs. 4d. to Be. 10d. • old,
7e. 88. to Be. 441. ; Irish, white, new, Bs. 9d. to 9.. ; old, Be.
to Bs. 6d. Barley, English. per quarter, new, 475. to 50s. ;
Scotch and Irish, per 60 lb. old, be. 6d. to ss. 10d. ; Malt,
English, per quarter, old, 68s. to 755. Oats, English and
Scotch, per 46 lb., old. 4s. 6d. to 4s. Bd. ; Welsh, old,
4s. 2d. to 4s. 5d.; Irish, fine qualities, new, 4s. 3d. to
4s. sd. ; old, 4. 2d. to 4s. sd. ; general qualities, new, 4s. Id.
to 4s. 3d. ; old, 4s. 2d. to 41. sd. Beans, English, per qr.
old, 51s. to 535. ; Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., old. 475. to
to 495. Pease, English, per quarter, white, 535. to 572. ; do.
and Irish, grey, 435. to 455. Flour, per 28) lb., Eng-
lish and Irish, fine, 395. to 42e. ; superfine, 475. V)
495.; extra, 51s. to 535. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b.,
Irish, 1846, 425. to 443. ; old, 395. to 41s. •, Cana-
dian, old, 39e. to 401. Bran, per 24 lb. Is. 2d. tole. 3d.
Foreign : Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, Bs. 48. to
Pa. 88.; white, Bs. 98. to 95.; United States, Bs. 4d. to
Es. Bd. ; white, Sc. 10d. to 9s. 8d ; Bennie, mixed and red,
82. 6d. to Bs. ed. ; high mixed, 9.. 3d. toes. 9d. ; Lower Bal-
tic and Hamburg, red, as. 3d. to Bs. 9d. ; white, Be. 10d. to
9s. 2d. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 71.9 d. to Bs. ; Archangel,
7s. 3d. to 7s. gd. ; Odessa, common, red, 7s. ed. to
7s. 10d. ; Polish, Is. lid. to Be. 3d. ; French, Spanish,.
"-•"•%. red, 7s. 104. to Bs. 28 • white, Ba. 6d.

Egyptian, 7s. to 7s. 6d.; Mediterranean, etc., naro, rea,
7s. 6d. to 78. 10d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 40s. to 425.
Barley, per 601 b., grinding and distilling, ss. 6d. to 55. 10d.
Oats, per 4.31 b., 4s. 7d. to 4s. 9d. Beans, per qr., European,
48s. to 50s. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 395. to 405. Peas, per
qr., Baltic, &c., white, 525. to 34.. ; Canadian, 465. to 50s.
Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 545. to 58s. Flour, per brl. of 1961 b.,
Canadian, sweet, 335. 6d. to 345. ; United States, sweet, 335 6d.
to 345. 6d.; in hand, 31s. toj32s. ; United States and Canadian,
sour, 28a. to 295. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from
the 24th to the 30th Nov., 1846, inclusive Wheat, 6,581
qr. ; Barley, 1,829 ; Malt, 615 ; Oats, 2,259 ; Beans, 4,375 ;
Peas, 1,363; Indian Corn, 8,438; Oatmeal, 3,819 sacks;
Flour, 2,84.5 sacks and 9,335 barrels.
LYNN, DEC. 1.-A fair supply of 'Wheat and
prices about same as last week. Of Barley the quantity was
small, and much of it of inferior quality, all descriptions sold
very freely at rather over our last quotations. Wheat,
621bs to 631b5., 60s. to 625. ; white to 68s. Barley, last runs,
465.; fine, 475. to 481. Beans, old, 48e. to 505.; new, 465.
48s. Oats, 15d. per stone,
SALISBURY, I)Ec. 1.-The market was abundantly
supplied with every description of Corn-most of it in better
condition than on former market days. Best Wheats sold
at the prices of last Tuesday ; but inferior qgalities sold at Is.
per. qr. lower. Barley, of superior kinds, and weighing the
full weight of nearly 11 score pounds, sold se high as 48a. per
qr., but other samples made but from 425. to 445., and some
down to 364. Barley Meal still retains its price-for cash,
215., and short credit, 229. per sack or bag. Beet pale Malt
L selling at 9s. per bushel ; and other qualities, at from As.
to Bs. 6d. Oats were sold at terms somewhat less than last
week, if we except a few choice lots of the best Poland and
Potato kinds, The prices were exceedingly various, ruled
by weight, sweetness, and quality ; some sold as low as 22a.,
while others made 325. per qr. Rye sold at 45. per qr.
Beans and Peas at the last quoted prices. Tares are not
much required at this season. Indian Corn at prices of last
week, but little doing in it, prejudice still being much against
its sale. Best Flour is from 50s. to 525. ; and seceads from
465. to 485. per bag.
WOODSTOCK, DEC. 1.-Whent, 131. to 151. per
load ; Barley, 355. to 45. per quarter ; Beans, 'M. 10e. to
ill. 51. per load ; Oats, 225. to 335. per quarter 7 Peas, ss. to
7s. per bushel.
Hsmnuno.-The grain markets dull, at about le.
per quarter lower. Mecklenburg Wheat is qv.oted at 568.3 d.
to 661. 6d. Seal, 5.35. 7d. to 563. Rye is again le. to Is. 3d.
per quarter higher. Barley still in great demand. Oats
Hat; for spring delivery the price is 19s. 16d. to 20s. 3d. A.
good demand for Rapeseed for England and Belgium ; low
quality of Hanoverian for immediate shipment, worth
50s. Id. ; Danish, for spring, 50s. sd. to 50s. 10d. per quarter
free on board.

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