The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-17 00:00:00

PRODUCE.—ANTWERP, APRIL 14.—Coffee COn:
Unties in request, and an extensive business 11111 been done,
consisting 0r603 bap Java, real ordinary to good ordinary, at
2.51 c. he 27c., 3,200 bags St. Domingo, at 244 e. to 241 c., 700
bags Brasil, at 224 e. to 234 e. Of Brasil there is little offering,
but the recent arrivals of about 12,000 bags will, no doubt,
impart more activity tO the mark et.-8 ugar Very little being
offered fur sale, no transactions of moment can take place.
110 home yellow Havanneh ham been sold at a price which
has not transpired.—Cutton : Our spinners resist the high pre-
tensions of holders, who will not sell at lower rates.—Rice : In
consequence of the removal of the import duty in Prussia,
prices have acquired greeter firmness, especially the better
descriptions; 360 tierces Carolina sold at 17 to 1746 e 2,400
bags Piodmouteae, at 12 to 1411 s. ; 100 bags Patna, at 1449 s.—
Hides: Prices liars declined ahout lc. The demand is
ehielly for the ordinary and middling WWI. The better qua-
lities are neglected; 7,000 dry Buenos Ayres were taken at
26c. to tOo ; 5,000 Rio Grande, at 264 to 30e.—Roain 500
barrels were done at 31fis., which price establishes ei rise of
llorin.--Tobacco continues in regular demand; 50 hogs-
heads Kentucky found buyers at 141 eents. —Potashes
are less brisk ; 100 barrel* New York soli at 214 Boeing.

Bassets°, Aram 13.—Coffee is without alteration. The
supplies from Porto Rioo have been rather extensive of late,
and it is expected that prices of this quality will give way •
little. We have to mention the salts of 3,600 bags Brasil, at
31s. to 41s. ; 400 bags Ilayannah, 411. to 41x. ; 180 in. lb.
La Guayra.4 la. to 61s. ; and 80m. Porto Rico 4 9.165. to 61s.
—Sugar: The market has become quieter. The sales of the
week comprise 400 boxes brown and yellow liavannah, Ms. to
71a ; 480 baskets grey Java,7 9.165.; and 90 chests brown Bahia,
slaty ;80 chests old whits Bahia fetched Th.—Cotton fititat
is in increased demand; fine to fine ordinary would fetch 645.
360 bales American sold at 61a. to 711.60 bales Madras, at 41s.
Spices We have not beard of any transactions, but prises
are well supported.—Pepper, 31s. to 31s. Pimento, 6s. to
61..—Rice continues in request, and it is expected that prices
will rise. Carolina we quote 17 mares to 191 mares per 100 lbs.
2,000 bags Java sold at 14 mares.

TALLOW.—Purchasers are using great caution,
but their Mocks being light co4pels them to come to market.
Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 4gr. 6d.; all the year
delivery, 451. 6d.

CORN.—BRIGITTOtt, APRIL 15.—Wheat, white,
201. to 201. 10.. ; red, 191. to 19!. 10s. Feed Oats, 295. to
32a ; Beery, white ditto, more money. Barley, for grinding,
38a to 421. Beans, Blta. to 635. Pees, 48e. to 53a.

ELY, Aram 15.—Our market to-day was well attended,
and prime more steady than for some weeks put. The show
of Wheat was not large, aor was the disposition to buy much
evinced, yet the pram w. s u quite as good as last week, and
in most sales an advance of ls. per qr. In all spring Corn
we have very little doing, at former quotations.

Elites, Avatt 16.—The supplies of grain this day have
been small, but priers generally have been realised, at an
adraneo on last. Wheat may be rated nt 2s. to 3a. per qr.,
Barley and Oats at Is. per qr. higher than last week.

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HULL, ANUS, 16.—0 f Wheat there has been a short sup-
ply, of English, but a few parcels of foreign have arrived, all
of which have met a free sale at 3s. per qr. advance. Barley
is very scarce, and Is. to 2a. per qr. higher. Beans, Peas,
and Oats meet a good sale, at full rates. The season for sow-
ing Tares being over, the price is nominally 401, per qr.—
The only arrivals of Linseed this week are 32 bags from Bre-
men, and 60 bags from Gothenburg, say about 46 qrs. toge-
ther. The consumption continuing large, there has been a
steady demand from the cruabers, which being met freely by
holders, there has been a good amount of business doing.
The value of fine qualities is unaltered; but that of middling
and inferior is Is. per qr. lower. We quote Black Sea 495.
to 30s. ; Petersburg, fine, 48s. to 410. ; middling, 42a.
to 465.; inferior, 395. to 405.; Riga, fine and
heavy, 475. to 48 ; Memel and Konigsberg, :Hs. to 455. per
qr., according to quality. Rapeseed is without demand.
The arrivals are principally direct to crushers. Fine Daniah
may be quoted, nominally, V/. per last. Linseed Cakes
have met a free sale, and may be quoted 2s. 6d. to 61. per
ton lower; say, Hull-made, hest quality, 101. 51.; Mar-
settles, tine and fresh, 91. 10s.; Griefswald, 91.155.; Swedish
and Dutch, 9/ to 91. 10s. per ton. Imports into the port of
Hull during this week : Linseed, 46 qrs. • Rapeseed, 2,249 ;
Wheat, 3,408; Barley, 2,396; Oats, 1789; Beans, 662;
Peas, 53; Tares, 225.
Lawns, Arum 13.—Our markets have been moderately
, supplied with Wheat, which itdd freely at an advance of 24.
per qr. Oata were also rather dearer. Barley, Beans, and
Peas without alteration.

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LINCOLN, APRIL 16.—We have had a fair show of Wheat
to-day, which was offered at an advance of 3.. over lard
Friday. There was very little done, u all our large millers
I have closed their mills for the present. Red,, 745. to 775.;
white, 775. to 80s. Nothing doing in spring-corn.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 16.—The wind, during the last few
days, having prevailed from the north-east, few grain vowels,
compared with the heavy importations of last week, have
entered this port since Monday; excepting, therefore, a fair
supply of Indian Corn and Flour from the United States, the
annuls fresh in for to-day are extremely light. The scanty
deliveries from the growers in the agricultural counties, the
increasing wants of the consuming towns, and the general
advance in prima throughout the country of late, are
beginning to induce the millers and dealers from distant
parts of the interior to turn their attention mire freely to this
market for supplies, which, with a continued demand for
Ireland, decidedly ears more confidence to importers,
and thus, between Tuesday I.ut and to-day, all
the leading articles of the trade have been in good request, at
improving. rates. The re-appearance of many English and
several Irish, milleis at our Cora Exchange to-day imparted,
further animation to the trade, and in good useful qualities
of Wheat the tranaactious were considerable, at an advance
of 3d. to 4d. per 701 b. upon the improved rates of Taescbsy.
American Flour continued to meet a tolerably extensive
demand, in many instances to country millers ; sod both
sweet and sour having been taken freely, each description
commanded ls. to Is. Bd. sr barrel over the terms Fre-
s inualy noted ; Fegliah and Irish Flour being also more sale-
able, ..t a similar amendment. Barley, upon a fair demand
fur grinding, was the turn dearer, and Malt fury main-
tained late prices. Beans, attracting rather more attention,
realised a slight improvement in value ; and Pea remained
steady at our last quotations. Oats, moving off with rather
more facility to con.umers, advanced Id. per 45 lb. Oatmeal
continuing nominally unvaried. Indian Corn, still meeting
an active demand for Ireland, was dearer again today, good
white obtaining 53.., and yellow 555. per 480 lb. Arrivals
from the 13th to the 15th April, 1847, inclusive, into Liver-
pool and Runcorn Wheat, 1,212; Barley, 422; Malt, 218 ;
Oats, 1,344; Beans. 39; Peas, 70; Indian Corn, 17,571
quarters ,• Indian Corn Meal, 9,425 barrels ; Oatmeal, 173
loads; Flour, 10 sacks, and 27,933 barrels.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 15.—Our Cum market to-day was
brisk, at an advance of 2s. per quarter. Barley firm, and
little demand. Flour selling at Wu. to 58s. The supplies of
all grain continue very small.
RIPON, APRIL 15.—We had not eo good a supply of grain
this day aa on preceding market-day. Wheat realised rather
better prices, say fully 2.. the qr. Barley dull at quotations,
and few transaction. In OSb and Beans no alteration.

SOFTHAMPTOE, APRIL 16.-Our market to-day was fully
2.1. per quarter dearer for Wheat. Other articles maintained
their value, with a fair demand.
WAKEFIELD, APRIL 16. - The continued demand for
Wheat on the east coast for France, keeps our supply of this
article extremely small. Farmers are everywhero repre-
sented to hold lees than usual, and our stocks here gradually
reduce. Today we have to report an advance of 2s. to 3e.
per qr. ; extra fine fresh E"ex red makes 801. per 60Ibs. Bar-
ley sells better. English is Is. per qr. dearer, and foreign fully
2s. Oats are id. per stone, and Shelling 2s. per load higher.
Beaus fetch Is. per qr. more money. Other articles as before.
The following are the current prices Wheat, per qr. 601 b.
to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 775. to
78s. ; extra, 795.; white, 775. to 795. ; extra, 824. ; Norfolk,
and Runts, 725. to 755.; extra, 775. ; white, 75e. to 784. ;
extra, 80s.; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 72a. to
755. ; extra, 775. ; white, 745. to 77.. ; extra, 795.; York.
shire, red, 71s. to 735.; extra, 755.; white, 765. to 775.;
extra, 795. ; Dantxic and Konigsburg. white, 76e. to 78a. ;
extra, 80s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 71s. to 765. ;
extra, 775. ; Mediterranean, red, 68e. to 70s. ; extra, 735.;
Old, red, 67.. to 73e. ; extra, 765. Barley, per qr. imperial,
Norfolk and Suffolk, 48a. to 62a. ; extra, 645.; Lincolnshire
and Yorkshire, 60.. to 625.; extra, 64e.; Scotch, 48a. to
505.; extra, 62; foreign, 465. to 48s. ; extra, 50..
Beans,
_per qr., 6316 e. to the bushel, small, fine, 60e. to 52,.,
extra, 535. ; Ticks, 50s. to 615., extra, 62*. ; fore4n, 48e. to
60a, extra, 62a. Oats, per stone, meeting, 16d. to 17d.,
extra, 18d. ; feeding, 162. to 172., extra. IBd. ; foreign, 16d.
to 17d., extra, IBd. Shelling, per load of 2611 b.., 445. to 4.5 e.,
extra, 465. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 52a. to 541., extra, 66e.
Peas, per imp. qr., blue and whits boilers, 60.. to 665.,
extra, 60a. ; grey and feed, 465, to 48a., extra, 60s. Rape-
seed. per last., imp., English, 291. to 301. ; foreign, 291.
to 301. Lineeed, per imp. qr., 465. to 601. Imports daring
the week : Wheat, 2,135 qrs. ; Barley, 2,366 ; Oats, 2.461 ;
Beans, 1,176 ; Pens, 211 ; Linseed, 16 qrs. ; Shelling, 165
leads.

—KIN, Arm.. 13.—luteillgesme received in Paris an artiesty
Hem Nabs make of higher prima in that part at . A
males el Myers arrive Mere osnatantly from the Maid of
doiles, sell starry off whatever grain they eon get. the ISO Ma at
wheel itsh Set. lia; rye, Cif. tee. ; hula. 29f 43h : are Ilse 4Bl.
the he hem. Miasmas item Antwerp, Amanda% ea Matirmi
are emserame a eireireable advance in prin.. In /IMO OW rho Is
still pargmbr. lima eons all the inmate ase basher at Dna.
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Wear= Ws setet IL le It. lies bestsele•; Wiest Is ths7:46l
the isserilfto. ire walk St. Maas le fine, bet et Isreetlin
prier Ma AN set deillideti, ram hoe series* it dry were in-
templet by the WM eraftry, bet hew Wrows which au
KU terra la strew ia iise wherela We Allier and
Aurergre prises we , bet trim twang le advance than
am ether la the Pads arrhaten lii the When demanded
melt blab prime Ma Is wee —kM. . to hamlet say Mil-
ner The primer deer varies UAL te 111 Ws 157 khan Wednes-
day was the great mated ottlie re* Ise rhea. It is.. ea des day
3E to 4E the sea st halt a hectolitre. let ewe at dist benne ft
ens in gnat chessad, as the reliant mighaisa twolog aweedineiy
short, and some Mils are tamable at a aliagatill. The price of
wheat et rare rated from 63f. to 701. the oak. es Ilit. to at. the
beetn., according to the quality. Rye, barley, lad este are a's i
higher. _ L..' at