The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-18 00:00:00

PRODUCE.—The folloi

PRICEB C
Soak per cwt. Dory ram.
W. India, B.P.bwo. 334. 00.34,. 06
Yellow &Gray 36 0...40 0
Mao ...... 41 0...47 0
Mauritius, brown 23 0.. 34 0
Yellow 33 • 38 0
39 6.. .45 •
BangalBrMademo,l lll 0...11 o
Yellow 34 0.-37 0
MAIM MP 0...46 $
Fortion, brown...- 27 0. 31
Yellow 33 0..36 0
Grey and whits- 37 6...43 0
Bode d, Hambro' B6 0...70 0
Lampe
Coma, in Bond.
Wag India, ora
nary l3 0... 36 0
Ocol
Floe.
Ceylon, good coll-
. ........ 33 6 34 •
Rordinary 34 0... MI 0
Mao 3B O.- 71 0
Mocha, good to One 30 0... 110 •
Coats Rica, ordi-
nary to toe 35 0... 53 0
Sumatra end ri-
ding 23 0... 37 0
Ti., at per lb.
Coagoa, common 0 Ta .. 0 11/
Rzcn, at pot owt.
Bengal white l3 0.., 16 0
Wt. 9 6... 10 6
Jam l4 0... 13 0

Pans; clewed 20 0 23 0
Carohns. 2B 0.. 31 0
Meryl.

Kum at per
Leeward Wand
Pend
Demerara, 28 to
30 par cent.
O.P. . . I • ... 3
Jarnalee, ./010; 16
per rent. O.P. 3 0 ... 4
Favourite mares 4 4 ... 6
Brandy, 1606=4 :4 7 ..
British spirits, d.p. TO 6 ...
Scotch
bleb lO 6 ... 0
Itioz, pre toe.
Alga, P.T.R. .. . EO 0-34
Bt. Petersburg, 9
heed 0 0... 0
Dutch sad Flendals 65 0...86
Friesland
Haar, at per ton.
Bt-PeoersbootoleutE36 0...07
media 33 0 .34
half dean
Riga, Reim 37 0..89
outabot
pass
36 0...40
East India 91M12 l6 0...18
Bombay l3 0...94
Jute
Tie, at per cwt.
Buns B4 0 0
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Was

Com. in bloek• 133 o::: 0 0

La,Tt, at per t0n.... - -
Bars

Ltvearooh, Dec. 17.—We bare had a steady demand
throughout the week, and the sales consist of 650
hhda., chiefly Barbados', and 6,000 bar of Bengal, at
43e. 6d. for middling, to 495. for fine white. The tales of
foreign are sonfined to 140 hhds. Porto Rioo.—Dlohures
in regeest, and full prices are given. 300 puns. Barbadoes
have been sold at 18e. per cwt.—Coffee : 200 tces. Jamaica
were offered by auction, but the trade evinced no disposition
to purchase, and only one or two lute were sold. Of foreign
the sales are confined to 60 bags La Ouayra, 450 bags St.
Domingo, at 28.., and a few bags Rio at 341. per cwt.

Amewrar, Dec. 16.—Coffee The produce market is
extremely quiet, and sales have been insignificant. About
3,000 bags damaged Brasil were dieposed of in public sale.
We have no alteration in prices to notice.—Cotton : The
present low prices attract more attention to the article, and
about 800 bales American, and 200 bags Surat, bare been
taken by speculators at priers which have not transpired.—
Riee About 3,200 bags of Rice, lately imported from
Manilla, have been *old. The exact price hu not be-
come known. 600 bags Java sold at previous rates.—
Sugar: The demand's very limited, only a few hundred
boxes yellow Havana, sold at 156. to 150. Nothing has
been done in Brazil.—lndigo: No demand, and prices must
be considered aa nominal.—Pepper Prices are rather
lower; only small lots met with buyers.—Pimento is wanting.
The stock is very mall.
HANSI:TR% Dec. 14.—Coffee: Prices are supported;
only small lots meet with buyers. The sales comprise about
1,600 bags Brazil and 300 hags Domingo.—Cotton: The
market continues fiat about 60 bales good middling Boweds
were disposed of at 41.—Sugar is rather firmer; 3,000 hags
Pernambuco sold at 41. 'Nothing has been done in Hennas.
--Rice: We have no transactions to report. We quote
Carolina, 16 nuns to 18 mares ; and East India, 9 to 13 per
1001b.—Hides are only saleable at lower rates. We quote
Buenos Ayres, Ofd. to 61d.; Rio Grande, 4yd. to 61d. ; Per-
nambuco, 30. to 4ld. per lb.—Tobacco : The market has a
heavy appearance. The supplies have been very extensive
of late, particularly of Brazil leaf. The stock of Havana
is not large. Porto Rico is neglected.

TALLOW.—The market is very fist, in anticipa-
tion of large arrivals from Peterskurgh, and other places.
Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 475. ; December delivery,
48s. 6d.; January to March, 4.5 e. 6d., sellers.
Hum., Dec. 17.—Tallow being extremely scarce, has com-
manded 475. 6d. to 48s. per cwt. for lit sort P.Y.C. Arrived
daring the week, 290 tons.

LITRRPOOL, Dec. 17.—Petersburg Y.C. 'Tallow, for pre-
sent delivery, having become very scarce, has been sold in
small parcels, at from 46s 6d. to 48e., and Tssrmrog at 461.
to 48s. 6d. per cwt. American Lard is much inquired for.
380 barrels, of good quality, brought 61s. to 645. per cwt.,
but higher prices could now be obtained.

CORN.---BRIMITON, Dec. 16.—A fair supply of
Wheat at market. The high pretensions of farmers at first
checked business, but ultimately the whole was cleared off
at 2.. per qr. above the rates of last week. Barley was freely
taken at Is. to 2a. par qr. advance. Oats, Beano, and Peas
steady sale. Wheat, white, per load, 131. 10s. to 141. ; red,
121. 104. to 121. 16s. Barley, per qr., 30s. to 345. Oats, 19s.
to 21s. Beans, 38.. to 40s. Peas, 365. to 38s.
Exams, Dec.l7.—Our Corn market hasbeen more active
to-day, and Wheat sold at an advance of 2s. per qr. on last
weeks prices. Barley 1.. per qr. dearer; and Oats sold at
a decline of Is. per qr. on the rates of this day se'anight.
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ELY, Dec. 16.—We had a moderate attendance at our
market today, and the supply of grain quite equal to the
demand; higher prices are asked for Wheat, which are
reluctantly complied with, and the sales made are about le.
per qr. over this day week ; in spring Corn but little doing,
at former quotations. The dispute which has existed
between the merchants and farmers for the last three or
four weeks is, we are happy to state, fully settled, farmers
being determined not to yield ; the merchants, in conse-
quence, have agreed to purchase under the old system of
discount. We hope, for the benefit of both parties and the
town at large, that the subject may never again be intro-
duced, and that we shall again resume our former position.
GAINBBOROVON, Dee. 14.—A brisk demand for Wheat
to-day, which sold at 2s. to :lc per qr. over last week, and
a fair amount of business was done. Barley, ls. per quarter
dearer.

LIATWAILD'S HIATII, Dec. 15.—A small supply of Wheat;
unequal to the demand ; and the whole nearly cleared off.
Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas but little inquired after.
White Wheat, 131. 10s. to 141. ; red, 121. to 121. 154. Bar.
ley, 30s. to 335. Oats, 19s. to 21s. Beans, 38s. to 40s. Peas,
36e. to Us.

HULL, Dec. 17. Wheat has been in good demand,
and the best dry parcels have realised le. to 2a. per
qr. advance ; whilst inferior and damp parcels remain about
the same. Barley scarce, and commands rather higher rats'.
Peas support their value. Beans rather slow of sale, parti-
cularly soft new parcels. Ryemeal finds a good consumptive
demand, at fully supported prices. Linseed Cakes move Mr
steadily, and at well supported rater—say, Hall-made, best
quality, 111. 61. ; foreign, 101. 10e, down to 81. 101. per tea,
according to quality and condition. Rape Cakes ea*
G uano sante what week. Bones are wanted ; but few offense.
The arrivals of Linseed this week amount to about 9,846 qtr.
--say 1,726 qrs. and 2,818 bags from Petimiberg ; 2,826 gm.
from Hertel; 600 qm from Riga ; 1070 gm. bee Malta ;
2,280 qn. from Taganrog ; and 72 bags gem Hamburg.
Then has beta but a limited business peeks, as sot meal
is prasbe as the market, and holders am am, Arm at labs
rates, wad the ambers y hen met beta maims
buyers. We twat Week Us. ; Sae Pdenbarg, 465. Bd.
dews M lila ler labeler the. M M. ; Archangel,
40s. M4ls. • Mod sea , lbw snaking, 41s. to
435. ; midlillafb. fa 40s. ; 311 s. Is Ws. per gr.—
Repress& : Nab My be rebel aimileally 271, pa

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