The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-15 00:00:00

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Till DITAKTI7III OT TIM NAIL ON Till iIIT MAIMS.
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Bottasv.—At Pella de Galls, Feb. 20, Lieutenant A. B.
()rebut 6th Eel/latent Native lofantry. At the petal-
deacy, March 6, Ensign E. P. Bertbon, Bpropean Light
lofantry, et antallpos.
llsuass.—At Cannanore, Feb. 19, Lieutenant T. C.
Newbury, 16th Regiment of Native Infsatry. Oa board
the Talavera, Dec. 9, 184'2, Lieutenant J. F. Smith, of the
Artillery.
Ilia MAJTATT.II Fours/I.—Lieutenant Viscount Bury,
Scots Fusilier Ottawas, is appointed extra aide-de-camp to
Liest.-Oeneral Lord Frederick Fitzelarence, front the date
of Lord Bury's landing in India—viz., 27th ult.—euh-
ject to the conflrenattos of his Excellency the Commander-
in-Chief in India.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE BOMBAY MARKETS

nox )1•OCIII 1 TO YAIICII 12, 1&53,
We have nothing of any conempamen to report upon is
the state of the mussy market. The ruling quotations for
Government oreuritiee sadßank shares are :

Biocs Fives, 1823-6 and 1829-30... Ra. 112
New FfM, 1841.42 . Rs. 1101
Bina Foam, 1888-33 Re. 1061
Co.'s Fears. 1881b3d and 1842-43—Ra. 90/
Transfer Amen Ra. 109
Oriental IlemlLOseceton Shares Ra. 80 per cent. prem.
Bank at Benshay Rs 191 do.
Commenkel Bask Shares Rs. 141 do.
Mara Bask Shares Rs. 32 do.
Lurie the past hinsight there has been but a limited
amouatothaeloisca ems ;:to account for this various mamas
are given, the principal of which seems to be the tardiness
I. tM snivel of Teasels which have sailed from England,
may of which are making loin passages. We quote an ilk-
prevemet tt is the value of grey andspollassandshirtings,T
cloths an.s domestics being also in request. The market for
metals is Lull, but they mill retain the value to which they
lately ad., need. Is yarns likewise there is next to nothing
doing, we ire savvy to say.
Grey ShOtatige of 40 inches are scarce, and la demand;
the lower qt callinse have advanced 2 and 3 anass per piece.
Little err no idolise has taken pleas in goods of 71 and
lb., whin th owed Bto 91 lb. are not so readily saleable,
and have sligb My declined on our forager quotation. 45 inch
shirting's ass in Moderate request, but without impr neatest
in valise.
Grey brag Cloth has experienced as advance of about
1 anna per pas et. Eke quantity ia the market is consider-
ably reduemi.
Grty Madamillams:Melosideralle demand exists for qua-
lilies of 21 to Fibs. weightizdereasshave improved is value 11
to 2 amass a piece ; other an without ehauge.
Grey T Cloths are is fair iimeand, sad have not de-
creased in value.
Grey Domestics apeet With ready sale, es tall those of
36 and 40 inches.
(hey sanconsen—A.n active demand ene ei foe the lower
qualities, which have likewise risen in value 1 anna ii',
piece ; for goods of 48 inches there is a fair inquiry, with
an inelinatioe to Ass.
Bleached Geode :somata is math the same state as last re-
ported.
Turkey Red Goads base remained nearly stagnant, mulls,
which are extremely Cellar. being the only description in-
quired for.
Yarns—Theee geed/ b to bees daring the last fortnight
remarkably dull, the Ter) • Limited iaquiry confined to the
production. ormanurnssures which are suited for the markets
of Perna and mania. DRri.4 the fortnight no improvement
has taken place in the value oi any dos.
Turkey lied and °ranee Ya.les are likewise than at Rs.
1.1 to Its. 1.8 and 10i to 12as. per l roPectiv•lY.
Cnehineal.—Much neglected at Mr. 1.12 to Rs. 1.13
per lb.
ftaffrosa—The same remark applies, at' Sts. 91 ta Re. 11
per candy.
Metala—la them no change has occurred astethy of quo-
lanes, incept that tile copper has advanced to Its. 63 per
cwt.

Cotta—Vert quastities of the new crop have en
yet arrived ken Surat. Diaollers, and Onaasavratty, that
whisk Ir arrived Wag bald at the respective p‘ess of

R.. let, 100, and 90. Nu arrivals hare yet reached us from
Broach and Jambootter, and it i. rumoured the crops it.
rowe di.triets are not only I.te, hut a ill turn out consider-
ably abort tho usu..l supply. 5,030 hales ot cotton have
!Mau capon. 4 this as
k.schanare.—The transactions have been bat to &small ex-
tent, chiefly on account of the limited sale of import..
China credit NM have sold at 2.. 1.1 tots. 09-104., local
credits at 2.. Op. and document bills at 2.. Old. to 2s. 04.1.
per rope at 8 months on London. On Calcutta Rs. 991.
and us Chian Its. 222 to Rs. 223 per 100 dirs. at 80 day.'
rght.
Tennant. is seam ; few ships have arrived since last
' m.il. Fn-ighte have .liathtly advanced, and may now to
quoted at 41. 10v. to Loudon anti Liverpool ; China, Ra. 19
to 20 par caady.

LIMON THE

CALCUTTA.
LAND DINU•L HIIKLARI: ritICN

CIALIMINT, MAUCH 5.]
The chief characteristics of our 'sport inunrket here, are
considerable briskness and well supported prices. There
have been several further public sales of indigo, and a de-
tailed list of them is given below, as well as a memorandum
if the exports in kebruary. There has not been much
dune in sugar, but scanty supplies in the bazaar keep prices
rather high. In Khaur and inferior sorts generally there
does nut seem much disposition to do business. Raw silk,
♦o will be seen by the exports of late, continues to attract
great attention. Silk piece goods have of late only been
in alight inquiry. A good demand prevails fur lac dye
and shellac, and full prices are paid for both sorts in
suitable qualities. In saltpetre a tolerable amount of bu-
siness his been iu progress. Shipments of rice to Greet
Britain in February reacts to 1,40,190 mds. In hides a
large business has again been done for Great Britain;
while for the Continent and North America less business
than usual appears to hive been in progress. In safflower
there is next to nothing doing as yet. Jute continues in
good demand fur Great Britain, to which quarter the ex-
ports is February amounted to 61,900 mds. Shipments of
castor oil are very moderate, and there is hardly anything
doing in catch. Transactions in raw cotton are small, both
to Great Britain and China.

In the money market matters remain much as they were
b-fore, interest and discount, however, are something lower.
Government securities continue much of former value.
The share market remains steady.
In the import market there has been rather more activity
than there was, but no improvement in priest is observable.
Imports in February were light, which is not without its
effect on dealers. They have more spirit to buy when
,upplies are rather under than over consumption: eves
although they know it to be only a temporary circumstance.
Sales of 40-inch grey shirtings are reported to a large extent.
There has also been a good deal dyne in grey jaeonets, with
only a moderate business in bleached About 16,000
pieces of grey madapollauss are reported seta, and one or two
small parcels of white have bees pissed. Figured shirting*
and white twills have only sold le a seadl West. Numerous
small sales of lappet' are reported, but chiefly in small
lots, which do not, when all added together, make • very
large amount. Reported sales of mulls are not large,while
'of books only a few hundred pieces appear to Dave been
sold. Turkey red goods ere in some little inquiry at for-
mer prices. Prints and ehintses of makable styles are is
request in small quantities.
The activity in the mule twist market mentioned in out
last has continued, *lassies to acoasiderable extent are re-
ported, 40's at all sorts of prices from 3 minas 9 pie to
4 amuse 4 pie per 'Borah • 60's at 3 81 to 3 9, and 60's at
34t0 3 6 per moral+. A pored of high counts, 100's to
150's, is reported meld at 6 ulnas 4 pie, and 160's to 200's at
6 lianas 4 pie per moral. Turkey red has sold in British
dye at Company's re. 10 0 to 1 3 0, and best German dye at
Company's n. 1 7 6 per lb. Both orange and green are
without report sf transaction.
In metals transactions have chiefly been confined to iron.
Very little has been done in copper, and no t aaaaa ctions in
speltre are reported. Sheet lead is reported sold at /Dees
es. 6 10 0 per md.
Excliatroi.—Present quotations are as follow :—First-
clam credits, 2e. 00. to 2s. Old. ; ditto documents, 2s. Old.
to 2a. Ojd. per rupee.
Treights.--Quoted rates are se follow:—Boger, 11. to
41.6 e. ; saltpetre, 31. Ibe. ; rice, 31. 17s. 6d. to Oa. ; jute and
cotton, W. 2.. 6d.; hides, 31. 10,. to 31. 15e.; taiseeds,
41.25. 6d. to 41. be. • shell lie, ; Inc dye, 31. 16.. To
Mauritius—Co 's la. 2 per bag, payable there at 50 cents.
Indigo.—Very little is said to have been doing lately, and
it is impossible to say what effect the news just arrived may
I have ea the market.