The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-28 00:00:00

DUBLIN BALM Nov. 26.
Dublin & Drogheda, 33 I Mid. Gt.Wester.Ea. to Did.. 10.9 d.
Dundalk & Enniskillen, 11 Wat,Wea.,Wiek.,&e.,34.6d.Sa.9d.
Newry, War., & ltoastvr., 71 Bandon and Rantry. 7s. 9d.
Belfast and County Down, ls. 3d. I New Haas, Car., & Kii . in., laid.
Dublin, Don., & sstn., 3a. 3d. Wax., Wat., & Valentia, 4s.
F.nnis, & Kill., in., 321.GeL

EDINBURGH!
Aberdeen, lei
Caledonian New, 445. 6cl.
Direct Northam, 35.. 4d. 38e.
Dundee and Perth, New,lol.3m9d.
East of We, 29a. 6d.
& Northern,l4 131. Us. M.
Do. Newport, 425. 8.4*. 6d.
Edinburgh & Perth, 33a.
Ohm, Dum., & Carl., Us. SU. 6d.

ALM, Nov. 26.
Glos., JUL, & Ardnussn,
(treat N. of &attend, 395.
North Bridah,6s4
Do. 764. 75e.
Do. Quarters, 675. ed. 675.
Do. New Qrs., Sc., 3ls. 6d,
Rtistheern Junction, 774. 6d. IS.,
Direct Bombay & Mad., 65.4 a, 3d.
East Indian Railway, 124.. 6d.
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GLASGOW Si
Airdrie and Coatbridge, 495.
Ayr and Galloway, 235. Rd.
Caledonian, New, 43.. Gd.
Caledonian &Dumb., Siis.37B. ed.
Direct Bom. & Mad., Ga. 9d. 6..
Direct Northern, 38s.
Dundee and Arbroath, 39J
Te..stSt Indian Railway, 124. 3d.
Edna,. and Glas. Halve', 20
Edinb. and Northern, 151 11
Glasgow General Terminus, 31.
GLlsgow, ISil., & Ayr, Halves, 71

LES, Nov. 26.
Chu., Dumf., & ("•.,r,„ rsa„sd, 33a.
Gila.. Rid., & A '-dros., 316.6 d. 325.
Mos , Air., et Moak. Jo., 425.
Gt. of Madras, 19s. 9s.
'Madras, Netters, & Areal, 3s. 9d.
Man. &Southampton, 295. 268.6 d.
Midland Halves, 6i
N. British, Thirds. 755.
Do. New Qrs., Scrip, 335.
Scottish Central, 19f. la.
Straihearn Junction, 731. 775. 6d.
York & New. Prof., 7*

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A NTWERP,NOT. 26.-

: Brazil continues in

demand, and sill parcels brought on the market are readily
token at steady prices, the sales consist of about 3,700 bags.
St. Domingo is also very firm, but business is checked by the
indifferent supply of our market. 400 bags Java sold at
241 e. to 241n—Sugar : There is more demand for this article,
principally for exportation to Germany. About 1,500 boxes
ordinary to fine yellow Havannah found buyers at 1611. to
1701. On Ist December a public sale of about 3,000 boxes
damaged Havannah will take place.—Cotton: Holders refusing
to submit to the lower rusts at which only the trade ara
inclined to buy, no transactions have taken place this week.
—Hides: There is little doing, our stock consisting altnoet
exclusively of light descriptions for which, at present, there
is no demand. About 2,500 dry Buenos Ayres sold at 32c.
to 48e.—Itice is selling steadily at previous rates. 500
lap Madras were placed at lf -
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alteration. We have to report the sales 014,500 bags Brazil,
at 21s. to 45., and 800 bags St. Domingo, at 31s. to 31s.
Sugar continues very firm ; holders keep out of the market,
and the transactions arc consequently small. About 1,200
boxes brown and yellow Havannah sold at 51s. to 61s. Cotton
is in moderate demand ; 67 bags American sold at 645., and
10.5 begs Bahia at 71s. Hides : 2,100 Porto Cabello were
taken at Si. Rice is quiet and rather lower. Pepper: 150
bags Sumatra sold at 275. Pimento is firm. Tobacco, by
private contract, 1,700 serous Portorico, sold at 4s. to 41s. ;
150 bales Havannah, at 2Gs. to 385.; 40 hales Cuba, at 745. to
Bs. ; and by public sale, 200 bales Brazil leaf, at 21s. to
3 11-16ths. ; averaging 31s.

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