The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-24 00:00:00

PRODUCE.

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HULL, OCT. 23.—Linseed.—The arrivals of Linseed
this week amount to 3,940 qrs.—comprising 1,560 qrs. from
Petersburg ; 900 qrs. from Konigsburpt ; and 1,480 qrs. from
Riga. There has been a brisk demand, both from crushers
and speculators, and a large business has been done, princi-
pally at last week's prices. Advanced rates are, however,
now firmly demanded, and the quotations are alteredaccord•
ingly.
Rapeseed.—Sales have been made of good Danish at
231. 155. to 241. per last.
Rape Oil same al last week.
Linseed Oil has been more inquired for, and sales made at
24.. per cwt. For forward, 255. is demanded.
Olive Oil continues in good, and sales effected of Oalipoli
at 411. ; Malaga, 391. 10s. ; and Seville, 391. to 391. 10s. per
tun. _ _ _

Fish Oils are very scarce. Northern Whale and Seal are
held at 301. per tun naked.
Tallow.—lst sort P.Y.C. is held at 625. per cwt., at which
sales are reported.
Brinutone.—Beat 3rds quality are held at 51.55. per ton.
The stock at this port is very light.
Linseed Cakes meet a steady sale at unaltered rates.
Rape Cakes have been purchased on rather lower terms.
Guano and Bones same as lest week.

LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 23.—Sugar.—There continues a
tr 6 Rood demand for all descriptions, at law prioss,
i aasass.—Holdeve nniaire advanced rates.
Ciffee.—About 80 tierces Jamaica have been sold at
auction this week ; 13.55. per cwt. was paid for a favourite
mark, of fine quality, but ell other descriptions sold languidly,
at declining prices. Of foreign, the sales are 80 casks, 800
bags Laguayra, of low middling quality, at 38s. to 465., and
250 bags ordinary Bahia at 275.6 d. per cwt.
Cocoa sold at 365. for Trinidad, and 345. per cwt. for
Bahia.
Black Pepper brouht 21d. to 3d. per lb.
Rice.—The market is quiet.
Rum.—There is a good demand, and higher prices have
been obtained.
Tea.—Throughout the past week the market has been
steady, with a moderate amount of business doing, at recent
rates.

Saltpetre without change.
The holders of Nitrate of Soda have advanced the price
to 19s. to 19s. 6d., at which some small sales were made.
Guano—The sales in Ichaboe are confined to about 100
tons, chiefly of middling quality, at full prices.
Seal Oil is scarce, and 331. has been paid for the sales of
the week. No alteration in Cod Oil. Oil of Turpentine
continues dull, at our quotations. There has been a little
more demand for Seed Ods, and 20 tons of Linseed have been
taken, at 265. per cwt. Palm Oil has experienced a further
considerable advance this week, and the sales reach 600 tons,
at 351. 10s. up to 40.1, besides 125 tons to arrive, at 381. per
ton.
Tallow still continues to advance ; Petersburg Y. C. was
sold at the close of last week at 508. to 508. 6d., but has since
advanced to 525., which has been paid in several instances,
and other descriptions have improved in proportion.
In American Lard there are no sales reported, but 63
11 tons Hungarian brought about 435. per cwt.
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ANTWERP, OCr. 22.-Coffee.-Brazil continues in
request, but owning to holders Eating brought very little nn
the market, sales were confined to abont 1,500 bags good
ordinary at 231 c. to 231 c., and in auction 1,200 hags damaged
at full prices. St. Domingo and Java are less firm in conse-
quence of the dull advises from Holland.
Sugar.-The speculative demand still continues, and we
have again to report the sale of about 2,000 boxes yellow
Havana at 151f1. to 171f1.. which prices show an improve-
ment of aft. to 18. Holders are asking higher prices, but
buyers do not seem disposed to operate at the advance rates.
Colton.-Prices are from lc. to 11c. higher. The sales
this week consist of 900 bales American, ;rom 291 c. to 321 c.,
and 100 bales Surat at 22e.
Tobacco remains quiet. 120 hhds. Kentucky fetched 12e.;
240 Serene and Havana fetched 47c.
Hides.-The same dullness is still prevailing, and transac-
tions have been restricted to trifling lots.
Oil has met with an demand and prices of all
descriptions have ad
HAMBUROII, OCT. 16.-Coffee. - Large supplies
front Rio de Janeiro have cau the market to be heavy,
and prices are rather lower ; 6,600 bags Brazil sold at 311. to
315., and 4s. to 41s.
Sugar is still in favour. Fine yellow Havana, and good
white Bahia are scarce. We quote brown Havana, 445. to
to 515., and yellow, 61s. to 615.; middling, 51s. to 6s. ; fine,
61s. to 61s A cargo of Porto Rico Muscovadoes is said to
have been sold at ss.
Rice.-About 600 hhds. Carolina have been placed at
15m. to 161 m., and 3.50 bags Java, at 141 m. to 151 m.
I'insento.-Opinion is favourable for English, and higher
prices are asked.
l'epper.-150 bags Malabar sold at 30. to 3 5.165.
Cassia Lignea.-6.00 chests fetched 61s. to 640.
Cotton is very firm. 300 bales North American sold at
Gs. 615., and 76 bales Madras, at 31s. to 41s.
lIAMBURG, OCT. 20.-Sugar is very firm. We
have to mention the sales of SOO boxes brown and yellow
Ilavana, at 51s. to 6s. ; 50 chests brown Pernambuco, at 41s.
Coffee.-The transactions since 16th inst., consist of 5,000
bra Brazil, at 21s. to 41. ; 500 bags Domingo, at 35.
to 3 1-16 s.
Rice.-Prices have risen 4a. to Cs.
Cotton is in good demand. 280 bales American sold at
51s. to 61s. ; 50 bales Madras sold at 414,