The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN.

ANTWERP, SEPT. 10.—Sugar.—Prices are well
supported. About 900 boxes yellow Divans sold at 141 fts.,
and 1.300 bags Pernams at a price which has not transpired.
Coffee without alteration. 2,400 bags /3aharia and Che-
ribon hare been placed at 241 to 26 cm. ; 260 bags St. Do-
mingo at 211 ets.

Cotton is in favour, and prices are rather higher, 1,100
bales American, and 60 bales Surat have met with buyers.
Rice.-B,ooobags ESA India sold at 111 to 12 As. for con-
sumption.
Ilides.—The market is quiet. We have to mention the
sales of 3,500 dry Buenos Ayres at 35 to 371 eta ; 1,500
milted ditto, 191 to 21; 3,000 California at 28 to 311 ; 1,500
Valparaiso at 34 ; 600 Pernambuco at 271 to 31.

HAMBPRGH, SEPT. B.—Supar.—The result of the
Dutch sugar sale had no effect upon our market, which con-
tinues very firm. We have to report the gales of 1,200
boxes brown and yellow Havana, at 51s. to 61s, and 700
cheats brown Bahia, at 51s. to 51a.
Coffee: In consequence of the rather favourable result of
the Dutch public sale holders ask 1-16 to 4s. higher prices.
The salts during the week amount to-8,000 bags Brazil, at
21 to 4s. ; 2,000 begs Domingo, 3 1.16 to 31s; 3,500 bags
Leguayra, 31 to 51s; 1,000 bags Maracaibo, 31 to 34a.
Cotton lain good demand. Our stock is very limited.
About 400 bags American fAched from 51 to 511., and about
90 bags Domingo, 4i to 51s.
T4areo is in better demand; 209 bales Cuba and Ha-
vana sold at 71 to 10a. ; 700 bales Porto Rico leaf. at 314
Pimento.-200 bags sold at 3 9-16 s, ; 1,200 chests Cassia
Lignea, at 61s.

Aecordiug to the reports of the Royal College of
Commerce of Stockholm, the exportation of iron from
Sweden last year reached the quantity of 111,420,000
French kilogrammes, which shows a considerable In-
crease upon: the export of the year preceding, owing to
the demand for the numerous railways in course of con-
struction on the continent.

Adviceo from HAVANA [of the 10th ult. report
an active demand for sugars at prices well sus-
tained, since the receipt of the intelligence froni En-
gland of the probable admission of slave grown sugar.
Amounts had been received there of the results of the
great sale of the Hamaatcbappy Company in Holland
with a rise of from 3 to o florins. This news
had • great effect on the market at Havanna and Ma-
tanzas, when from 25 to 30,000 boxes were done in conse-
quence at a rise of half a real. Prices were thus quoted :
Parcels assorted in halves .... 6 and 7{ to OS and 101 reals.

White only, good and dry 8 „ „ ai
Brown average fine
The planters are asking higher prices, and the stocks in
first hands being small, it is probable they would obtain
them. From Havana and /detentes, about 602,000 boxes
had been expected this year, and stocks in first hands
were estimated at 30,000 boxes; in second hands at
50,000. There was no exact calculation of the
quantity which might be found in theiinterior, but the whole
crop wits estimated at 750,000 boxes. Of Coffee, the appear-
ance of the crop was very favourable, as well fur quantity as
quality. The find arrivals of the new coffee would take
place in October ; prices not named. Freights were high
and shipping scarce. The last vessel fri.ighted was an
American at 31. .sv. for Cowes and a market; neutrals,
31. ss. for% northern port direct ; and 31. 10s. to 31. 15c to
Cowes and order.

The 3fauritius Price Current of the Ist of July states the
shipment. of Sugar, up to the 30th of June, u being
98,701,9371 b., against 77,476,8261 b. at the same period last
year. The rate of discount continued 9 to 12 per cent.
per annum, and Treasury bills on London at 30 days were
quoted 3 to 3i per cent. premium, and private bills at 90
days par.