The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-21 00:00:00

No. 71.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 21, 1846. [3d.

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Is ra, 401,71 Dainty, 6 j p
Bir.,Prol.,aet.aL. it;
North Staffordshire, j p
N. Wales TALL, New ' ii P
North Wales, 21 d
Shrews. & BIT., A., lj 1 p
Do. D., 8., 1 p

SALES, Nov. 20.
Shrews., Wolter., k 8. Stafford.
Scrip, M. 9d. d
&Top. Union Lk C., Os. Sd. d
South Stabrd.lia64. 11 231.9 d. p
Ditto Ditto, 1` p
TrantVal., Mid., k Od. in. Sc., I p
Mantles. k Southampton, I d

HULL BAI
N. British Qrs., 645. fibs 6d,
York sodNe wogs. Pref., MI p
Amb., Wham, Hoc, Sc. 21.165.
FAIR lausraerhire, No. 2, p
Plectwd., Pres., &W. It, 225. Us.

B. No.. 20.
Ur., Man., &Newt. In., 2.1
North Western, lls. p
North Stalbedebire, 31 1
West nibs Union. 41. 41. la Od.
Cook, Don., & sbeL, 411. P
,ES, Nov. 10.
Madders. & Mambos, S p
Oxford, Worcester, &e., 4 d
Leeds and Think. It ff
North Stafrordaltire, 16 p
Yk. and News., Pref., 51 51.13e.9d. p
Hud. &Man. Ex. la p
Y. and N. Midland, Pref., 10 p
Leeds, Wake., dedid.,l3a. d
Amberestes, se. 44.6 d. p
North Western, 121. 6d. lls. p
Sheffield, Rothefhant,lze., 7s. fkLp
Leaden and York, Ss. 6d. d

LEEDS SAL
Eat Lancashire, New, Sp
Ormskirks, 44 4 p
E. and W. Yorkshire, 10a. d
tirinastry Docks, 21 d
Leeds ant Dewsbury, 13 p
New Thirak, par 25. 6d. p
Orinsaby Extension, 295. d
Dewsbury Extension, 11 1 p
MAIL at Leeds Exton., 20s. p
Dewsbury Branches, n b p
Lon.ftßrot.oftc.,EighOui,l2a.ed.p
North British, Thirds, 2i p

DUBLIN
Dundalk & butiakillen, If
Mt. Gt. Wcaw. & IL Cana', 5j
Do. Halves, 2
Newry, War.. & Bandar., 0
Waterford & Limerick, 14
Waterford Sr

LES, Nov. 19.
Mid. Gt. Wee Ex. to Gal., Se- Ad.
Wat, Wes., &e., Ern. 6d.
Bandon and Bantry, Sts.
Irish North Midland, I la. Sd.
Larne, Bel., & Ballymena, 12, 9rL
New Bees, Car., & KB. Jo., le6d.
ALES, Nov. 19.
N. British Heaves. 17
Do. Qrs., Ms. 6d. 9.2 e Sd.
Do. New (serip), 355. Ste 6d.
Do. Fifths, 7
SCOtaill Central, 19,
Shrews. and Hereford, 10s.
Shrews., Oewes., & Chester, 4
Stirling apt Dunfermline, 30s. 6d.
Stirling and Midland, 505.6 d.
Strathearn Jo., 795. 78a.
Dir. 80112. and Madras, 7a. 6d.
Cl. South. of Msdass,NefkL Shad.

EDINBURGH

Aberdeen, 18; -
Caledonian, New, 435. 6d.
Direct Northern, 38e. 6d.
Dundee& Arb., New, No. 2, 21
E. Counties, York Erten., 77a.
East of Yife, 31s. 28a. 6d.
Minis & Northern, in II
Edit. & Newport, 82a. 80a. 6d.
Edin. & P. Kb, 345.
Mar., Dam., & Car., 495. Bd. 48s.
C 1..... KU., and AM.. 335.
IX Neill of Scotland. Vie. 365.
North British, 384

Aberdeen, 1144 - -
Airdrie and Rathgate, 90s.
Caledonian, New, 445.
Direct Northern, 39a. 311 e.
Dundee and Perth, 214
E. Counties York Eaten., 77n. 6d.
F.. Indian Railway, 128.6 d. 126.3 d.
F.dln. & Northern, lit
Glasgow, KU., & Ayr, 69
Do. Hies., V. 13i. 6d. 71. les.
Glen, Dumf., & Car., 47s 486.6 d.
Ardroa., 325. 31s. 6d.
Glasgow, Airdrie, & Monk. J., 425.
Great North of India, 4s.

LEL Nor. IL
Great Swint. of Madras, fia.
Lanark uNI Lothiana, 4.44.48 a.
Lon., Br Poi, & S. Wales. 23.. 3d.
Man. & ,outhamilton, 33.. 32..
N. Briti rh Quarters. 8311. Bd. 931.
Do. New Qra(Serip;,9la. Ns.
Pak)' and Renfrew, 8V
Pabiley, Bar, & nutlet, .325. &L
&kiln; & Dunfermline, 28s. 29..
&Whiplike & Mid. June., 30s.
attat'tearn Junction, 72e.
Wishaw and Coltneis, 481
York & New. Pref., 71

Hum., Nov. 21.—The arrivals of Linseed this
week amount to 14,991 qrs., say 0,323 qrs. from Petersburg,
2,508 qrs. from Riga, 4,206 qrs. from Konigsberg, 1,870 qr..
from Memel. and about 89 qrs. from Hamburg. The supply
of all qualities has been plentifu', yet holders generally show
no disposition to give way in prices ; and the sales are, con-
sequently, rather limited, as buyers have endeavoured to
succeed at Is. per qr. decline, which has only. in a few
instances been submitted to, more particularly in sales of
inferior quality than of fine. The quotations of last week
remain unaltered. No Rapeseed en sale ; the value of fine
Danish may be quoted at 261. per last. Linseed Cakes in
fair demand at steady rates. In Rape Cakes and Bongs
nothing new to report. 200 tons of Patagoaian Guano have
been sold at 41. ss. per ton in bulk. The business in Wheat
has been steady at unaltered rates. The enquiries for expor-
tation to France and Belgium, and two cargoes reported sold
for that purpose, have given a firmer tone to the market.
Barley and Oats unaltered. Beans and Peas I. per qr. lower.
HAMBURG,Nov.l3.—Coffee.—Large supplies being
expected from Rio de Janeiro, holders evince much disposi-
tion to realise. Prices, however, are firm. 800 bags Costa
Rica sold at 31s. to 4 1-16 s. Sugar is very firm, and the
principal holders of Havannah are for the present out of
the market, in expectation of further accounts from Havan-
nab respecting the hurricanes on 10th and 11th of October.
700 hhds. Porto Rico and Cuba Mumovadoes sold rt ss.
Cotton.—The market hes become much quieter. Prices are
well maintained. 350 Prone Barcelona, and 1,100 Laguarra,
found buyers at 6e. to 61$. Hides—There is very little doing.
500 Bahia, 200 Laguayra, sold at former rates. 5 cargoes are
expected from Rio Grande. Rice is in limited demand. 50
tons Carolina sold at previous rates.

ANTWERP, Nov. 19.—Coffee.—We have no mate-
rial alteration to repro t; the demand for Brazil continues.
The following are the sales of the week : 300 bags Cheribon,
24c. to 240. ; 300 St. Domingo, 220. ; 6,000 BrarD, 20c. to
230. Sugar.—Further accounts from Havannah are anx-
iously expected. The article is held with much firmness.
850 boxes of yellow Havannah sold at 1518. to 178. Cotton.
—ln consequence of the fiat accounts fmm Liverpol, the
market has become dull, and although holders show more
disposition to sell, no transactions of moment have taken
place. Logwood is in demand. Two cargoes of St. Do-
mingo, together about 420 tons, sold, for arrival, at 3f. in
bond. Hides.-10,100 Buenos Ayres and Rio Hides an-
' peared in public sale ; the former sold at 60c. to 73c., and
the latter, which were partly damaged, at 23e. to 60c.
Rice.—The demand is confined to the supply of immediate
wants, but previous rates are sustained. According to an
act just passed by the Chambers, this article will continue to
be admitted free of duty until the let. Oct, 1847.

are TM, but such found ready buyers at full prima. Oats
maintained their prices. Beans, not many shown for sale, but
such is are good sold for full as much money. Peas sell
slowly. New Wheat, white, 63 lbs. to the bushel, 635. to
70s. per quarter; red, 58a. to 60s. Barley, Chevalier, 455. ;
conirooa.,3Be. to 44a. Peas, 465. Beans, 48s. Oats, 344.

PLstsours, Nov. 19.—The supply of Wheat from
farmers rather falls oft and the tendency this morning was
towards an improved demand, although there was little bu-
siness done, and no advance in price obtained. Better sale
for Flour. Barley the turn cheaper. Oats unaltered.
-

SOuTHemProN, Nov. 20.-There was rather a full
attendance at our market this day, and a moderate amount
of business done, at much the came prices as lest week,
although holders were decidedly firmer, and the tendency
was upwards. Some asked Is. more for Barley, but this ad-
vance was only partially complied with. The supply, both
of Wheat and Barley, was pretty good.
WAKEFIELD, Nov. 20.-Our supry of Wheat is
ls.pesmall r c.s week, and with
tr. tahrocleityltsee'andrTiglt. a,
Barley
rices an
of fine
quahty u without alteration in value, but common sorts are
very slow sale, and in favour of buyers. Oats and Shelling
steady. Beans as before. Little doing in other articles.
Wheat, per qr. 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and
Kent, red, new, 60s. to 633.; white, 625. to 675. ; Norfolk
and Hunts., new, 575. to 61e. ; %bite, 61s. to 665. ; Lincoln-
shire and Cambridgeshire, red, new, 565. to 60s. ; white, 58s.
to 641. ; Yorkshire, red, new, 555. to 58e. • white, 665. to63s.
Dentate and Konigsburg, white, new, e:Os. to 665. ; Lower
Baltic and Hainhurgh, red, new, 54.1. to 60s. ; Mediterranean
red, new, 525. to 665. ; old, red, 48s. to 575. Barley per qr.
imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 425. to 48s. ; Lincolnshire and
Yorkshire, 41.. to 455.; grinding, 365. to 38s. ; foreign,
365. to 425. Beans, per qr. 63 lb. to the bushel, small, fine,
475. to 60s. ' • Ticks, 465. to 48s. Oats, per stone, mesling,
14d. to 16d.; feeding, 13d. to 154 d. • foreign, 13d. to 1501.
Shelling, per load of 261 Dn., 38s. to 41s, Malt, per load of
6 bushels, 48s. to 64e. Peas, per imperial qr., blue and white
boilers, 50s. to 60s. ; grey and feed, 40s. to 50s. Rapeseed,
im vial last, English. 221. to 241.; foreign, 221. to 241.
qr..4_401. to 461.

IJALKEITH, I,ll‘llr. IV.— !nem wow awyro mann,
of grain at this day's market ; sales dull, excepting for
pease and beans; wheat on the top, 7s. up, while the mid-
dling and inferior qualities realised from ls. to is. above
last week's rates; average, 3s. lid. up; Oats ls. to 2s. ad.
cheaper; Barley also declined in value from 3s. to 4s. on the
second and third qualities; Pease and Beans Is. cheaper.

COPPER ORES. Sam
Pearce's Hotel, Truro, Nov.

led Nov. 4, and sold at
), 1846.
Mines. Tons. Price.
Wh. Friendship 114 ... £lO 2
ditto 90... 810
ditto 37 ... 410
West (radon 85 ... 6 15
ditto 70 ... 6 10
ditto 35... 10 7
ditto SO ... 4 10
ditto 23...11 2
Fowey Consols 9l ... 3 12
ditto G 7 ... 519
ditto 62... 5 9
South Towan 62 ... 4 11
ditto 46... 318
ditto 20... 212
Wheal Lydia
Wheal Jewel 45 ... 7 5
ditto 43 ... 4 6
ditto 32 ... 4 6
ditto 20... 314
Flohnbash 106 . . 611
Bedford United 93 ... 6 8
lialienbesote 54 . . 3 13
ditto 20... 0 3
Wheal Maiden
West Wh.Tuwan ... 0 18 Cr
PRODUCE.
South Towan 163.-665 4 0
Wh. Lydia
Holmbush .106... C 94 19 0
Bedford United.... 93.... 595 4 0
Hallenbconle ...... 74.... 201 9 0
Wh. Maiden 4O. .169 0 0
Wad WIL 'rowan 18.... 16 4 0

Mines. Tons. Pries.
Devon°Leone 127
...C5 17 6
—MIL Maria
ditto 123... 7 9
ditto 121 ... 510
ditto 120 ... 5 7
ditto 105... 518
ditto 95... 7 0
ditto 84 ... 918
ditto 66 612
ditto 64 ... 5 12
ditto 45... 516
ditto 26... 717
Wheal Fanny 74 ... 3 17
ditto 72... 414
ditto 34... 415
ditto 32... 5 10
ditto 31 ... 4 18
ditto 19 ... 9 10
Poldice
ditto 26... 3 7
ditto 55 ... 4 15
ditto 51 ... 5 14 0.
ditto 47 ... 310
ditto 41 314
ditto 13... 3 8
TOTAL P
Dev.ateottooLs
Wh. Marta 1258E7587 0 0
Wh. Fanny 111
Potdice 578...1490 R 0
Wh. Friendship _261...2172 18
West Caradea 243...1805 12 6
Powey Coosols 220...1219 19 6
Wh. Jewel 140... 724 7 6

Average Standard.. £94 $ 0 I Average Produce 9}
Average Price per ton £s 19 0.
Quantity of Ore 2932 tow. I Quantity of F.Lnp., 269 n. 19 carts.
Amount of Honey £17,561 6 6
Lan SALL—Average Standard £lO2 3 0--Averatp Produce ..„6f
COMPANIES BY WllO3l THE ORES WEAR PURCHASED.
Tara Amount.
Mines Rgaampany AS 81,667 2
English Company .
Vivian and .. ........ ..... ....... -...- WI
Freeman adOn 433
P. brentell and rime 326
Crown Copper Company
Simi, Willvaine, Neville, ad OD:. 393
Williama, Venter, and Co. . .. 301

Total tow ........ 2,932 £17,863 3 6
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday next, at Pearce's
Hotel, Truro.—Mines and Parcels.—Cocwols Mines, 917—
United Mines, 645—Tresavean, 400—South Carideo, 320
Ferran St. George, 314—Grambler and St. Aubyn, 244
Par Consols, 230 —Treviskey, 226—Treleigh Consols, 195
Ting Tang Consols, 122 —Trethellan, 115—Wheal Ellen,
112—Barrier, 100—Wheal Sisters, 85—Wheal Comfort, 80
Wheal Andrew and Nangiles, 72—Wheal Clifford, 64
Wheal Busy, 51—Wheal Mary Consols, 50—West °rambler,
15.—Total, 4,357.
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Andrew's
Hotel, Redruth.—Mines and Parcels.—Camborne Veen,
604—East Wheal Crotty, 583—Wheal Seton, 505—Tincreft,
383—Dolcoath, 294—Fowey Consols, 205 —South Wheal
Bisset, 186—Condurrow, 153—South Wheal Francis, 150--
North Pool, 150—East Pool, 82—Linnet Consols, 70—
Wheal Ducketts, 61—Godolphin, 60—Tretoil, 66—Hanson
Mines, 32.—Total, 3,574 tons.
Copper Ores for sale at Swansea, Nov.
95; do., 91 ; do., 86 ; do., 79 ; do., 97 ; do., 96; do., 50 ;
do., 47 ; do., 42 ; do., ll—Cobre, ; do., 87; do., 85 ; do.,
80 ; do., 75 ; do., 59 ; do., 100 ; do., 71—Berelsaven, 115 ;
do., 87—Cuba, 100 ; do., 90 —Ballymurtagh, 90—Kanmantoo,
78 —Cronehane, 43 ; do., 19—Kaw-aw, 35—LIanidloos, 7.—
Total, 2,005 tons.

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