The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-17 00:00:00

EsstEartessbire New, 71 d
Do. Qrs., 33e. d
Lao. & York. 321. sh., 81 d
Do. W. R. U., 78s. 31 d
Leeds &Tithe', 23 e d
Do. New, 214 d

Great Northern, 9 a
Box., & Mat., 31
North British Thirds, 38a. d
N. Staffordehire, 21 d
N. Western, r 4 d

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BRFTOL SALES, Aram 15.
The feeling in the market was if anything a little better,
but there was no material variation in 'mien.
YORK SALM Aran. IS.
Gt. Northern, 31. 2s. 6d. I York, News., and Bar. Eat. No.
Man., Buz., Mat., and Mal., 3 d I 2 (late New Ber.), d

PRODUCE.— MINCINO-LA.NE, Half:pest Tu..— I
The transactions to-day by private !contract bare been few
and uninanortant ; the same mdtsposition to enter into large I
engagements as has been manifest for some time put still
continu.s.—The public sales advertised for to-morrow con-
slat of 9,500 bap Mauritius and 1,500 bags Madraaj Sugar ; :
3,300 bags Ceylon, and 100 bales Mocha Coffee ; the only i
sale of Saltpetre consists of 4-50 bags, f x exportation only. 1
PRICES CURREN r.
Sine', per ewe. IN.,VT PAM. rip, No. 1. al 2... 0
W
. lndla,B.P.bwn. 34e. 0d.36e. Od Hoops • 13 . 0
Yellow &Grey ... 36 6...38 Cargo at Csrdifftmr 0 0... 0
Pine 39 1..43 Swedish ll 10... 0 •
lieneitins, brown... 27 0.. 35 LIAR, at per ton.
Yellow ss 6...39 Fig, beet l7 10... •
Fine 39 C 43 Milled. sheet lt 16... •
Bengal &bladras,b. 27 0...51 Ban l7 0...16
Yellow 3s C 38 Patent Mot 9O 0... •
White 4O 0...12 red or minium ... 19 0... 0
Foreign, brown 27 • ,31 I Speller
Yellow 33 0...39 1 004 per 252 imp. gal. d.o.
Grey and whin 27 C.. 45 FUN Seel, pale 2B 6...26 1
ilsened, Hambro'.. 55 6...63 straw 27 ll_ 0
Lampe
Corns, in Bond. S
West India, ordi. Head Matter ss C.. •
nary 2O 0... SS 0 Cod 25 10...21
Good. 36 0... 56 0 South Pea 23 0...27
Floe.. . .. 112 0...12$ 0 Olice,GellipolLp.ton 47 ll •
Ceylon, gdOd.nti - Coma Nut
nary ........ ...... 36 0... 31 Cl , Seed, Rape, pale,
Fine Mdinary... 34 5... 39 01 per ton 35 0_ 0
Vine 43 0... 45 0 , Linnet' 2 C.. 0
Mocha, good to fine 46 6 30 01 PROVISIONS, per SRL
COMA Rica, ordi- Butter —Oork, Ist 0... •
nary to fine 35 ll_ 52 0I 2nd • •
Sumatra and Pa 3rd 0... 0
Ming 22 0... 20 0 I Dublin, let
Tao, at per lb. ; Limerick, do C.. •
COUgOII,OOOIII2OS.. 0 64... I 7 ~ Carlow, Ist I. ..•
Rico, at per cwt. 1 Newry, Ist o_ •
Bengal white.— 9 6... 12 0:, Waterford
Cargo. .—.— 6 0.. 7 6 . Beef, India, per
Jan and M a 1... IS • I tierce
Patna, Cleaned anilla
eaned .... 15 0.. 19 01 Prime Mem
Carolina 22 0... 27 01 Pork' prime meas... 8 6...92
Snares. Bacon-Pork, Lmrk 167 6...12 •
Do., Belfast
Bacon, Waterford,
per cwt. 6l 0...67
Belfteit
Lard,Belfast,prfrk 160 0...7. •
Waterford, do I
Ditto Bladder
Amerlean,dutyp. 36 0...06 0
Rum, Ox and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. video,
dry
0..44 fie. Sd
0 21..0 34
Brazil, dry. 0 0 .• •
Dun. 1. ted 0 2 .0 SI
Rio, dry 4 34...0 51
Lima 0 Veto. dry 0 31-11 4
I West India, dry 0 0 ...0 •
Salted 02.534
East India 0 64...0 10
Kips, B.Ayres, dry 0 • ..0 •
Rues* dry 0 8 -.0 111
S. Amer.lloree, per
hide 5 8 11
Ramie, ditto 6 7 •
Dr. Woot e, at psr Ins.
Lopreed,J.. iv 4 9... 4 0
llooduras ...... ..... I C.. 11 II
Campeaehe....„ .. 7 1... 5 •
Folic, Jamaica 9 15... a la
Nicaragua, large and
solid 14 •...18 •
Small . ...... 9 9...19 9
Lima 13 9...19 •
sspan 13 0-11 •
Red Sanders 4 4... 4 II
Brut' 13 C 30 0

Ram at per gall----
Leeward Island
1 11 0
Demerara, 21 to
36 per cent.
O.P 9 0...3 3
Jamaica, 30 to 38
per cent. O.P. 4 0 ... 4 2
Favourite marks 4 II ... 4 10
Brandy, Ist brands 4 4 .. 3 10
Bret& splrita,cLP. 10 0 ... 0 0
Scotch
Irish lO 6 ... 0 0
Fu:, per ton.
IUga,P.T.E. A 47 0...54 0
Petersburg, 9
head 0 0.., 0
Dutch and Flautist 53 0...85 0
Friesland
11xur, at per ton.
BLPetersburg,cleauf 35 0...38 0
outshot ....... 32 0...33 0
half dean
Rigs, Mae 37 0_ 0 n
outabot
peas
xaaills
E.ot Inds Sum.., lB 0...33
Bombay l6 0...24 n
lute
Tie, at per At.
Banta l4 0... 0 0
Straits
in blocks 79 0... 0 0
lams, at per tort.
Bars Re 0

TALLOW.—During the past week the demand has
fallen off, as compared with the last few weeks ; but, rela-
tively to former years, It is still good. Holders being desirous
of realising, a larger quantity than the market could bear
has been forced upon it ; and the price has, in consequence,
declined to 51s. 3d. on the spot. The trade continue to make
trchases of new Tallow, and importing houses are unwil-
ling to commit themselves to sales under the present un-
settled state of the Continent. October and December
delivery is 465. 3J.; separate months, 465. 6d. to 9d.

POTATOES.—Sourawank,WATERSIDE,ApriII7.
—The supply continues to be quite equal to the demand,
which is limited, and sales very difficult to effect for all se-
cond rate quality. The following are the present prices :
York Regents, 130 s. to 1601; Shows, 90s. to 100 s. ;
Wiebech Reg.nts, 100 s. to 1305.; Shows, 801.'to 100.. ;
Blues, 80,. to 901.; Scotch Whites, 90s. to 95..; Essex
Blue., 120.. to 1305.; Belgian Whites, 80s. to 90s. ; Dutch
Whites, 801.

HOPS.—ANDorza, April 15.—Trade dull, though holden
tried for more money for best Farnham', Alton', and Bent-
leys. Reports speak unfavourably of the continued rain
damaging the young Hop lines.
WINCHESTER, April ls.—Holden of bright Farnham',
Alton., and bussex were asking :is. per cwt. more money
than on this day week ; yet very few agreed to such a rise.
Trade was, therefore, very dull.