The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-30 00:00:00

EASTERS PRODUCE.

Corma.—There has latterly been rather more dote In this *tante,
for shipment tl the F.nglish markets. Prices have somewhat given
away, but this is rather ew* to the depreciated mality of the stock
at market than to any mend decline in value. Thefollowing are the
current rates :

Broach and suralanine 751 to 76m prr eutdy.
Surat 77 do. do.
Dollera 7l do. too.
Chnnanuttm.

Comptah (old)
We hear of a purchase of 1,000 bales of broach for the Liverpool
market, at 7gre. per candy.
Corse,—Mocha has slightly declined; the prerent price being Oct.
per mawid. In Malabar there it no change to maim.
GINOLL—floe 1-nproved in plc, about 10m. per candy of 51 cwt.
Oricw.—This drug may now be quoted I,llore. to 1,215 re. ger
cheig for Malaya.
. .

Pr:MM.—Both !Mute°le nail Malabar have reproved :In prior
—the former being now Mrs. to 59re., sad be latter Ws. per
candy.
In other articles of eastern produce we hear of no alteration worth
Imam.

FREIGHTS.
There has been little change in the rates of height to Great
Britain, which may now be quoted at V. lee. to 31. 13e. per ton to
London aid Liverpool. The rate offered to Ghtnala at 4 per candy.

MOSEY MARKET.

The prices of government paper rem& i almcee unchanged, and we
therZrOlC repeat our former quotations:
5 per Cont. Loan of 1825.26
4 Do. do. 1832.39 99 „
4 Do. do. 1835-36
5 Do. do. 1841.41 .......
4 Do. do. ... „
Oriental Bank (Old Shares) 1812-43
33 "rs. 96 ~
1)o. do. (New Shares) „ 31
Ara Bank
Commercial
MCI Or OULLIOV
Sovereigns, each,
- 'of England'-

Rs. 11 3 0

lank Notes, per a ll 2 0
k:xensmox.—The bulk of tie transactions far the mail have had
effect at Is. Ild. to Is. per twee, for bills at six months' richt,
and the rate may now be eluded at Is. 113. At thirty days' sight
exchange is at Is. 10d. to Ia bop, per rupee. On Calcutta, at sixty
days, the rate is 981ns.
BANXA.—We subjoin the quotations of Bank sham, which, It will
be seen, have Improved In value:
Ban's of Bombay RP. 41; per cent. premium.
(From the Eogli.vlonart's Weekly Prier. Torrent.)
Curvets, Burr.l4, 1846.—We have but little change to report Moe
our last. tumors continue to move off slowly, nor do we see much pm
bability of an improved de.nand being experienced previous to the
Poojah. In prodixe a moderate ammint of businesedoing, the decline In
exchange having brought several purchasers into the market, no-with-
standing the high prices still demanded by holders. Exchange con.
times s'..ady about 1.% lON. to In. I Id. per rupee for good 10 months'
date paper, at which rate., some extent of business has been done for
the mail. In government securities and Balk Stock we have not
heard of any extensive operations, nor have they been in much
inquiry lately; the quotations are, however, much the same as :art
seek, say for the Id or 3d Five per Cents. from 041 annas to 3r. pre-
mium, and for the Shea and C.onicany's Four per Cents, from 3-8 to
8.8 discount. The extensive shipments of vie" to the Mauritius
have taken off a portion of the superfluous tonnage, but there are
Pill many more teasels available for Great Britain than the bushier&
dohag at prevent appears capable of employing, and rates hare again
given way slightly, but little dead weight being procurable, above
3', 13a. to 4/. per ton, with every probability of a more material
decline within the next week.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
BOMBAY.

Aantesta.—SepL 15th, the ailic7Otet Conway Castle, from Zanzi-
bar; sailed 30th ult.-16, the ship Inglewood, from Liverpool, June
3 ; the bark Lysander, .7rom London, June 3 ; the Johanna, the 30th
tot.; the bark Elizalshh At cher, from Liverpool, May 11 ; and the
grub brig Pala Corolla, from Mocha, the 2d the steamer,
Sir J. R. Came. from Surat, the 17th inst.-20, the wericai ship
Woodside, from Boston, May 29; the bark Claudia, from Newcastle,
10th, and the DOWN.. 14th May-23rd, the I ton. Company's steamer
Acbar, from Aden, 16th, 7 a.m.-23th, the bark Victory, from Gree-
nock, 29th Mar—the steamer, Sir Charlcs Forbes., from Surat, 23rd,
2.30 p.m.-26th, the Hon. mpany's steamer Indus, from Kann-
chee, 25th-29th, the American bark Guildford, from Muscat, 214-
30th, Her Majesty's it,eamer Seam th, from Colombo, 21st.
Dketarrars. —Sept. 13, Hon. Company's steam-frigate the Queen,
for Aden ' • the ship Atict 11)homan, for Ntalabar Coast and Calcutta-
17th, theiship Saghalien, for Malabar Coast and London-16th, the
111.1',1 Ilindoostan. for Colombo and China ; the bark Herculean, for
Liver"' —l9th, the ship Bralunin, for Madras; the ship Prince of
Waley, fer China-21st, the Faire Allum, for Calcutta; the Grab
brig, for Penang; the btu k Botanniii. for London-24th, the bark
George iyfe, for China-29th, the bark Elizabeth Jane, for Colombo;
the steamer Sir J. IL Comae, for Surat.

MADRAS.,

Anarv.u.s.—Sept. 6, the bark Bolivar, from Bombay on the 17th, and
the Colombo, Aug. 3l—the bark Duke of Portland, from Bombay, Aug.
20, and the Negapatam, the sth instant-7th, her Majesty's sloop
the Pilot, from Moulmein, the 18th, and the Tevoy, Aug. 20—
the ship Wellesley, from London to Portsmouth, June 1. —the bark
Intrepid, from Calingapstam, Aug. 31—the Dutch bark Marie, from
Maranum, on the th inst.—f, the bark Minerva, from London and
Portsmouth, on the 20th of June-9, the bark Ayrshire, from Ran.
goon, on the 14th of August-10, the brig Hope, from Calingagatam,
the Ist hut.—the bark Paragon, from Ooringa, the 25th of Auguit,
and Pondieherry the 9th inst.—the American ship North Bend, from
Boston, on the 21st of May—ll, the ~hip Barrossa, from Bombay, the
barque Bangalor, from Bombay, the 30th of August —l2,
the bark Elisabeth Ainslie, from Moulmein, the 27th of
July, and Vitagapatam, 4th inst. the Honorable Company's
steamer Hugh Lindsay, from Masulipatam, 2nd, Ganjam and
Monsooreotta, sth, off the Santopiliay Rocks 6th, Virogapatam
7th, and Coringa the 10th taut.—ll, the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company's steamer Bentincn, from Calcutta
the Bth inst. - the bark Sovereign, from Colombo, the 9th inst.
le, the hark Annund Chluider, from Calcutta, the I lth of August
17, the bark Orient, from Port Louis, August 26-15, the ship 'no,
from Liverpool, April 10, Colombo, August 23, and Guile, the 13th
inst.-19, he ship John Line, from London, May 23.
Deraarreur_•.—Sept. 5, the barque Adele Marquard, to Penang—the
ship BengaL to London, rid Pondicherry and Cuddelore-7, the brig
Pry, to Sydney and Van Diemen's Land-9, the ship Ilaidiemy,
M Dimesara —l4, the bark Industry, to Ooringa-14, the bark Or.
Paragon,
Coringa-15, the brig Hope, to Oalineapatam —the bark
to Coringa—the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
00111pany's steamer the Bentinek, to Point de Guile and Suez-16, the
Dutch bark Marie, to Padang and Batavia—Her Majesty's sloop the
Pilot, to Trincomalee-17' the Wellesley, for Calcutta.

BENOAL

Autry...La—Sept. 3, the ship RUbert Small, from London the Sd,
and Portsmouth the 1101 of May, and Maims Aug. 2G ; and the brig
Fanny, from Ceylon and the Coromandel Coast, July 18, and the Vizi-
gapatum. Aug. 25-4, the steamer Ilindostan, from Suez the 9th,
Aden the 17th, Gaffe the 27th, and Madras the 30th of August; and
the steamer Fire Queen, from Singapore the ,13th, Penang the 18th,
and Moulmein, August 27th. 5, the bark East Anglian, from Co-
lombo, July 20, and Point Pedro 22d, and Madras August 25; and
the kirk Lahore, from Cork, May 13-7, the bark Aurora, from Cork,
May 7, and Esther, from Liverpool, May 13-3, the ship Crescy, from
London, June 2, and Santa Crur June 17—the bark Eclipse, from Cork,
May 7—the ship Gemimi, from Liverpool, April 29—the bark De-
fiance, from the Mauritius, August 2, and Madras Aug. 29—the
ship (hien' al, from Bombay, on the 18th of August; the ship Mir-
taplia, from Muscat, on the llth of August ; the ship Jane Mathilde,
from Bourbon, on the 29th of July-9, the ship John Brightman,
from Bombay, on the 22nd of August • the barque Royal Same,
from Sydney, on the 2ml of July, the Coping, on the 31st of July, and
Point de Gaffe, on the 28th of August-10, the barque Aboukir, from
Cork, on the 31st of May ; the barque Rindoo, from Liverpool, on the
9th of May; the barque West Indian, from Bombay, on the Ilth, and
Cochin, on the 19th of August—the schooner Emerald, from Point
Pedro, Ist of September—the schooner John ilepluirn, from Ran-
goon, 28th of August, and the brig Gazelle, from Zanzibar, 12th of
August-12th. the ship Deogaum, from Greenock, 13th of June-16,
the schooner Flora Gamble, from Rangoon, 6th of September.
Doraarvara.—August 27, the Thomas B. Wales, fee Boston; the
John William Dare, for Colombo; the Eliza and Heater, for Mau-
ritius. 28, the Mioehief, foe China; the Thomas Lee, for Mauri-
tius; the Agnes Lee, for London. 30. the Eagle, for Algoa Bay,
and Cape. 31, the Lady Clarke, for London. Sept. 1, the
Ariadne, for Dunkirk; the Rajasthan, for Mauritius; the Ever-