The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-26 00:00:00

%VW Indio 0... 46 0
Foreign .. . 32 0... 33 0
Tay at per lb.
Congouq.aratooa. 0 91 ..0 toy
- •

at Pel'fwt"

Bengal 18 0... 20 0 1
Cargo.
Java l3 0... 18 0
Patna 22 0.. 25 0
Scours.
Rum at per galL
Lesward bawd
Proof
Demerara, 26 to
n.; per cent.
O.P. ..... . 2 9 ... 3 1
Jamaica, 30 to 36
per cent. U.P. 3 2 ... 3 6
Favourite marls 4 2 ... 4
tramly, Ist brands 5 0 .. 6 0
FLY., per ton.
Riga, P.T.R. £44 0...53 0
St. Petersburg, 9
bead 4O 0_ 0 0
Dutch and Flemish 5 5... 8 5
Friesland
llntr, at per ton.
Bt.Petersburg,elean.£3o 0...31 0
ouUMot ....... 29 0.. n 10
half clean
Rip. Rhine 81 0...33 0
outsbot ....... 29 10...30 0
Fog.
Manilla
K.: India Sum.
Bombay l4 0...18 0
Jute
Tamow, at per ewt.
St. Petcrsb, new SC 42 8...43 6
Rough Fat I 44 U U
Tl 3, at per ewt.
91 0.. 94 6
92 0...92 6
93 0... 0 U

tierce
Prime Miss -- 0 0... 0 0
Pork, prime me m.. 72 6...75 0
Bacon-Rork,Lmrk 1"
6
Do., Belfast 1
Bacon, Wa.erford,
per 48 0...70 0
Belfast
IjiNr‘d'•ant/ftertbast'redrotr..k )46 0...56
Ditto Bladder
Ox and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
s.O d6is.o d 7
Salted
0 4 . .0 5
Brasil. dry 0 64)...0
Drysalted 0 4...0 Sl
Rio, dry 0 ...0 6
Lima k Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6
West India, dry 0 I_o 6
Salted 0 .0 5
East India 0 9 ...0 10;
B. Area, dry 0 7 ..0
Russia, dry 0 64...0 9
S. Amer.liorse, per
bide
Bulimia, ditto 6 6 .10 6
Der. Wouus, at per ton.
Leawood, Jamaim..£4 5... 4 10
Honduras S 5... 5 15
Campeachy 6 10 . 810
Fustic, Rumba 5 10... 6 0
Cuba 8 10... 9 0
Nicaragua, large and
solid 14 0...15 0
Small 9 0. 10 0
Lima. 13 0. 10 0
Sapen
.... 14 0...17 0
Red Sanders. 5 10. 5 15
I Brazil 50 0...55 9
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 25.-Sager.-The inquiry has
been general and extensive for all descriptions, and 1,400
I,hls. B. P. have been sold, at an improvement of Gd. to Is.
pc. xwt. ; 10,000 bags Bengal and 1,0(0) mats Mauritius have
also been taken, at rather higher rates for good and fine
qualities. Foreign.-500 barrels and hags Venezuela brought
extreme rates in public sale for the Isle of Man. All other
foreign descriptions arc neglected. An extensive demand has
sprung up for Molasses, and the sales amount to 500 casks,
chiefly Antigua and Barbadoes, at 23a. to 245. per cwt. A
larger business would have been done if holders had accepted
similar prices.
rojer.-Nothing done in British plantation this week.
Of foreign the sales arc 400 bags Laguilv m, 140 bags St.
Domingo, and 2,850 lx,gs ordinary Bahia, at 275. 3d. to
29e. 3d. per cwt.
150 bags Piminito and 50 bags Black Pepper sold at the
quotations.
like.-The demand has been less animated, and the sales
arc :1,000 bags, at 16e. 6d. for broken, and 17s. Gd. to 20a. 3d.
per cwt. for ordinary to fine white.
Runt.-The business is limited to 50 casks Jamaica, 30 to
40 per cent. 0.P., at 4a. 3d. to 4s. Bd. per gallon.
Cot/mi.-The extensive demand noticed last week has con-
tinued ; the trade and speculators having operates' largely, an
advance of td. per lb. has been obtained on American and
Surat, and id. to id. on Brazil and Egyptian. Sea Islands
continue in good request, and have advanced Id. per lb.
within the fortnight. Speculators have taken 28,000
American, 4,800 Surat, and 1,501) Egyptian, and exporters
2,120 American 350 Laguayra, and 250 Surat. 1,200
Egv ptian are declared for public ache on Friday next.
Teo.-Throughout the past week there has been a fair
business done, but ne alteration in prices can be quoted.
indiyo.-Sume trifling sales made at rather improving
rates.
Gwen.-The sales have been to a fair extent in Saldnelia
Bay at 605.; Patagonia, at SOL ; and lehaboe, at 61. to
6/. 12s. Cd. per ton.
Serd.-The only transactions reported are the sale of 200
barrels of old Rapeseed, and about 150 hhtls. American. for
crushing, at 42, ta 445. per quarter, and 186 pockets Eest
India. at 38s. per quarter.
llides.-The market continues heavy, and the sales re-
;piled comprise only 1.700 salted ltio Grande, at 44., and
1,000 Monte Video at aid. to 4d. for ordinary salted, 4 td. to
sd. per lb. for dry salted, and 18s. Od. each for a few salted
Horse.
Hemp.-The demand continues good, and 200 bales
Manilla are reported at 285. too., the same quantity of Sunn,
at 1.51., and about 2,500 bales of Jute, at 14/. 10s. to 181. 10s.
per tan.
Tallow is again higher ; 600 casks have changed hands at
6d. to 455. for Petersburg V. C., 455. for Ukraine, and
365. to 42e. ¶5l. for North American, according to quality.
Larel.-The sales are only to a limited extent, but a slight
advance has been obtained.
HuLL, SEPT. 26.-The arrivals of Linseed amount
to 7,487 qrs. in all ; comprising 1,882 from Riga • about 80
qrs. from Hamburg; and 5,525 qrs. from Archangel. A
brisk demand has ing existed throughout the week, large
sales have been effected at fall rates, and holdersnow demand
an advance of lc. per qr. The finer qualities continue very
scarce, whilst of good crushing end inferior qualitiesthe
market bas been well supplied. We quote Black Sea ;
fine Petersburg, 425. to 435., middling, 395. to 415., inferior,
375. to 395.; ngel, 40s. to 41s. ; Memel and Konigs-

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berg, 34,. to 38s. per
Rapeseed.-The arrivals st;l1 continue on crusher's account,
and are consequently not on the market ; but its value may
be quoted, 231. to 231. 10s. pea last.
Rape Oil steady, both in price and demand; say, brow a,
325. to 335. ; refined, 31s, 6d. to 358. per cwt.
Linseed Oil continues in fair demand, and may he quoted
241. 3d. to 24•. 6d. per cwt. for present, and 255. for deliveti
the remeining mouths of th;s year.
Olire 011.-Not much doing in sales, though prices con-
tinue firm.
Fish Oda are held firmly at the advanced rates, and a few
sales abet"' thereat.
Linseed Cakes continue to be much enquired for, and sales
are effected at ss. per ton advance. The value of Hull-made
may be quoted 10/. 103. per ton for present, and 111. per ton
for forward delive7.
Rape Cakes.-.)..0ne offering. Buyers at 51. ss. per ton.
Guano.-Same as last week.
Bones arc more required for, and realize rather improved
rates.
Graio.--The demand for wheat has been more animated,
and prices may be quoted N. to 3,. per quarter b;gher.
Barley rather easier to buy. Oats maintain their value.
Beans and Peas very scarce, and rather higher.
HAMISCRO, SEPT. 22.-8,19 rt r is firmer, and holders
do not wish to sell. 800 boxes Havana have been sold : the
brown at 51 to 61s. ; the yellows at 61 to 61s.
Coffee has become flat. We have to mention the sales of
2,000 bags Brazil at 21, 4 is. ; 800 bags St. Domingo at 3 1-16,
31 ; 3,500 bags Laguayra at 3 15-10, 41.
Colton continues very firm, and in good demand. Our
market is very bare ; sales of the week amount to 200 bags
Georgia at 511 s. ; eh* bags New Orleans at s'.s. inferior;
200 bags do. at 3;a. middling ; 250 bags St. Domingo, at
4f /4.
Rice.-80 tons Carovna have been placed at 161 17 marks
per 1001bs. A good opinion is prevailing for this article.
Spices. - Cassia Lignea is worth 61 1 ; Pimento, 3:,
3; Pepper, 31 is. ; Cacao is not to be had under 4ls.
AsTWERP, SEPT. 21.-Sugar continues firm. The
transactions during this week are confined to about 400
boxes yellow Havannah, at 151 ft. to 17 fl., being about former
rates.
Coffee remains in good demand, and prices have acquired
increased firmness. The sales consist of 400 boxes Java, at
241 c. to 251 C. ; 200 boxes Sumatra,' 201 c. A cargo of
Rio Coffee has arrived, which, as Brat" sorts are much in-
quired for, s ill meet a favourable market.
Rice meets with a ready sale, but there is very little offer-
ing. 500 bags East India sold at Bf. to 1 if., according to
quality. 63 casks Carolinas at 16f. to 17f.
Rides. We have to report more activity ; prices, however,
have not material'y varied. 5,500 Buenos Ayres sold at :341e.
to 48e. ; 750 Rio, at 181 e. ; 800 Valparaiso, at 33e. to 551 e.
Cotton, in consequence of the accounts from the United
States, and their effect upon other European markets, is in
very animated demand, and prices are 11e. to 2c. higher.
There are now few sellers.