The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-08 00:00:00

asullieavy , but without any

Newestle and Darlene, p
I N. Btaßordslure, 11 p
EL Devon 6 per Cent., f d
Taff Vale, 131
Do. Den, 3e 9d. p
Kennet end Avon Canal, 7

ES, MAT 7.
Amb., Nett., Bon., &C., 26c.
Newc. ♦t Berwick New, 17 p
West Biding Unica, k p

kLY.S, T S.
Dub.S.,3s 6d.
Cork and Waterford. to
Larne, Bei., & &Arisen. 9s.
BALM Mat a.
141 n. & Newport, 7
Do. Do. New, 395.
Great Northern. Sta.
N. British Qrs., Sea. &I. 81s. &I
Do. New Qr. Seep, 20.191.9 d.
D. Third. 50s.
Scottish Midland. 19S

ALE.% MAT 6.
6laa.,lClL,&Ayr,Mvs.,No.2, 61.3 a.
Gnat 8. of Madras. la. M.
NIL St Ayr Meet, Ms. M.
Nan. and South., 13a. 13.. M.
Mattis& Orand Jamaica, 21..
& E. & Dover New,(l34), No.l, 3

PRODUCE.-ANTWERP, MAY 5.-Coffee : No
transactions of importance have taken place since our last
report. Prices are without any material alteration. Java
and St. Domingo meet with less enquiry. Brazil continues
in 'dear demand. The present quotations are, for Java, 26c.
to 271 c.; Sc. Domingo, 231 c. to 241 c.; Brazil, 201 c. to 24c.;
Sumatra, 211 e. to 22c.-Sugar is flat, and prices lower. 300
boxes white Havannah were dispoeed of at 1916. to 2011., and
800 boxes yellow at 16111. to 1711. There are few buyers in
the market; three cargoes have just arrived front Havan-
na+. 900 boxes yellow Havannah have been plaited, at a
price which has not transpired.-Cotton : The unfavourable
accounts from Liverpool, and the inactivity prevailing in our
manufacturing towns, arising principally from the high prices
of food, contribute materially to the dulness of the market,
and transactions are confined to the supply of immediate
wants. 2.50 bales Louslana sold at 360. to 42e-Rice
Considerable business hes been done, and nearly the whole
stock is in second hands; prices in all probability will un-
dergo a further advance. We quote new Carolina at 1716.
to 1816.; East India;lll6. to 15111. ; and Piedmontese,l24ll.
to 15j11.-Tobacco: Our stocks are diminishing; holders are
asking higher rates. 130 Wads. Kentucky sold at lye. to
141,. per I kilo.-Hides are neglected, and a sale of about
9,000 River Plate dry Hides at 281 e. to 401 c., establishes a
further decline of je. to le.-Dyewoode: Stocks are very'
much increasing; they consist of about 1,800 tons against
560 tons at the same period of last year. We quote C int-
-416. to 610. ; St. Domingo, 3111. to 345. ; Cuba,
66. to 76. per 60 kilo,.
Hamal,no, MAT 4.-Coffee Our market continues very
quiet, and some descriptions are 1.16,. lower. We have to
mention the sale of 2,600 bags Breed, at 31s. to 51.. ; 500
begs Domingo, at 315 to 3/5.; and 200,000 lbs. Porto Rico, at
41s. Sugar is Sot, and we have not beard of any transactions
of moment. The high prices of grain have • very intik...ar-
able influence upon the article two cargoes have just
I arrived from Havannah, and three cargoes hem Bahia. 700
bones yellow Havannah were disposes of at 61s. to 71s.
C,,tton I. dull . 300 bales Georgia, eniddliny to good mid-
dling, found buyers at 6/ to 71s. ; and 88 bales Mobile, of
inferior quality, at 615. Rico is in animated demand the
stock is materially reduced; Carolina is about Ba. higher;
and East India, about 1 mark et. Cocoa : Several parcels
have arrived from Bahia and Domingo, but they are not yet
on the market. Pepper and Pimento are very firm, but
transactions are confined to the supplier of immediate wants.
Pimento, we qua at ss. to 51s. Pepper, English, 31.. to
31+. ; East India, 315. to 31s. Hides continue neglected, and
prices have a downward tendency. Orain : There is hardly
any in the mirket, a+ holders are not at all inclined to part
, with their email deck.