The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-01 00:00:00

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SHIPPING.

MAILS AltßlVlD.—Dublin, 6; Waterford, 4; Donagha-
des. 2; GLItl nee, and Jersey, 1; Frencb,2; Flanders, 2;
Holland, 1.
LONDON, May I.—Wind this day at noon, E N. 8.,
light breeze, and fine clear weather.
Baistot, April 30.—The Susses, from Newport to Boston,
put into Kingenad on the 28th instant, leaky, and will come
up the river to be docked.
WHITHY, April 28.—Twelve deck deals, and four deck
beams, have been picked up on the rocks near this place.
Y.samotrs, April 29 —The Margaretta, from Newcastle
to Rochester, in proceeding up the Nold, 20th inst., got
athwart/ the hewn of the North Hssborough Sand light-
vessel, when she sustained much damage, and it is feared
rank. The Renovation, of Salcombe, from Seville to Hull.
got on the &ruby Sand to-day, but was assisted off, and will
proceed.
Sashssi., April 27.—Sailed : Rambler, Quebec.
BRISTOL, April 29.—Sailed : Falcon, Boston. 30th,
Broad Oak, Pernambuco.
PLYMOUTH. April 28.—Sailed Cornwall, Ade'aide, South
Australia. 29th, Don, Quebec. 30th, Fairlie, Sydney, New
South Wales... _ . .

DIAL, April 30.--N.E. to E. Arrived: Albatross,
Callao. Arrived from the river and mailed: Simlsh, Bom-
bay; Cesar, Berbice ; Ealing Grove, Dominica; Clio, Bar-
badoes. Sailed : Hamilton, Callao.
JIIIIERT, April 27.--Sated: Nameless, Labrador. 28th,
Swift, Labrador. 29th, Teaser, Halifax ; Unity, Labrador.
CLTDR, April 29.—Arrived Calypso, Trinidad. 28th,
Sailed: Roberti, Rio Janeiro packet, Trinidad ; Thalestris,
Berbadnea. Put back : Henry Hood, Bathurst, leaky.
NEWPORT, April 29.—Sailed: Hermann, St. Thomas;
Frances, Bermunda.
DUBLIN, April 27.—Sailed : Harriet, Rio Grande ; Jane,
St. John's, New Brunswick.
WATERFORD, Aptii 28.--Sailed George Rainsay,'Quebee.
Cote. April 28 —Arrived : H.M. at. Pluto. Sailed, 27th,
Flora WDonald, New York. 28th, Argyle, New York.
LIMBRICC, April 28.—Sailed: Arran Abbe, Quebec.
BRLFAST, April 29.—Sailed Marianne, Quebec.
NRWRY.—Sailed : Royalist. Quebec.
SUNDERLAND, April 29.—Smiled:4 Horn, New York ; ,
Daisy, Britannia, Clarissa, Gera, and Maly, Quebec.
HARTLEPOOL, April 28.—Sailed: Victory, St. John's,
N.B. 29th, Thomas Rowell, Quebec.
HULL, 29.—Arrived: Caroline River Gambia;
Oman, Charleston.
MILFORD, April 29.—The Margaret Wilson, from the
Clyde to Bristol, put into this harbour yesterday, with loss
of jib-boom. fore-yard, &c., having been contact the presious
day, of the Noll& Bishop, with a schooner, having a white

COMMERCIAL k MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

To-day is kept as a strict holiday at the Bank, the
Stock Exchange, and all other public establishments.
The Hamburg mail is in, bat no letters have been
deliverei. It in reported, however, that matters re-
mained nearly in statu quo between the Danish and
Prussian forces. Some tumultuous movements at
Copenhagen are vaguely spoken of.

AYS.
~yIS. Asia L. M.

Birk., L. Mesh. 311. shares, late N. Staffordshire, S d
Cis B, Ili Shrews-,
Lan. k York. FUtbs, lid 0.w.,t0L PraL,,
2 p
Las. and N. Western, 127 8. E. & Dom, 221
Do. New Quarters, 11 j p Do. New Nn. 1,91 d
Do. Fifths, 51 p Do. No. 4, 31 1 d
MANCHESTER SALES, Aran. 29.
Great Northern, lu d Lane. and Yorks. (W. R. V.),
Lancaster and Yorkshire, Hod- 4 2-16 d
dersfield & slieftteld, 12j d 8. E.& Dover, No. 4, 3 11-161 d
N. Statfordahve, 31 d
YORK SALE
Great Northern, 2/. Si.
Lanc. and York. (W.R.C.), 41 d
N. British Thirds, 16a. 64.

Ann. 29.
fork, Non., & Bet. Erten*"
No. 1, 18
Do. (G. N. E. Par.), 8

PRODUCE.— MINCTNG-LANE, Iraq:past Two.—
The public sales advertised for to-morrow are various and
abundant, and have suspended the private contract market
to-day, but it may be observed that there seems to be m ore
confidence thewn in many articles than for tome time past.
The public sales will constst of 150 hogsheads Bubadoes,
5,700 bags Mauritius, 5,000 bags Bengal, and 4,000 bags
Penang and China Sugar; Coffee, 50 casks; Cocoa, 100
bags; Saltpetre, 2,000 hags; Rice, 2,000 bags; 250 bags
Pimiuto ; and 300 bags Pepper.

PRICER CURRENT.

Ilesaa, per (wt. DUTY emu.
A. Indis,l3.P.berti. St, 04.34 a. Od
Yellow &Grey 36 6_ll
Fine 39 •...43
Mauritius, brown
Yellow 33 6...36
Fine. 39 • AS
Bengal &Madre'', b. 27 0. .31
Yellow 33 0...38
White 4O 0 Af
Foreign, brown 27 • .31
Yellow 33 6...36
Grey and white 37 0..45
Relined, Hasbro' 55 0..,83
Lump; 32 0...34
sft•rmi, in Bond.
Wart India,
nary..„ 20 0... 25 0
Good.
Plne 99 0...136 01
Ceylon, geed ordi-
nary 34 0... 31 6
Pine ordinary_ 34 1... 34 0
Fine 43 0... 49 0
Mocha, gond Bin 46 0 72 0
Coats Rica, ordi-
nary to tine 33 11... 33 0
Buniatra and Fa
dang 22 0... 21 0 ,
Tea, at per lb.
Congou, common 0 68.. • 7
Ries, at per ewe.
Bengal white.. 9 6... If 0
Cargo S I .. 7 6
Jaya and MaBilla
.1 •... 13 •

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Pisa, No. I. LI L.. 0
Hoops $ 18... 0
Cargo at Cardlffbar U •...0
nwednolt ll 10...0
LuAD, at per ton.
rzicd, sheet l7 10 . •
IS IC.. •
Bars l7 0...18
Patent shot 2B 0... •
red or minium
(Meter l3 1•...0
Otte, per 252 Imp. mt. on
Ses4 pale 27 1...27
straw 24 •...0
brown & yellow s4 0. 23
11
.p.srfa. ln •...$4
H. Matter s3 1... 0
04
23 10 2$
South Sea 24 5..30 1
Olive,Gallipoll,p.tan 44 4...48.1.,
Corea Nut 4B • 34
PAN% R•Pst Inlet
per ton 3B 14._ 0
Lamed 22 13 .13
Putnam:am pee ens.
Batter—Cork, Ist 0... 0
Tod 0 •
Ad 0... 0
Dublin, ht • •
Carlow, let.. C . •
Newry, let
Waterford
Beef, India, par
tierce

Patna, cleaned l2 1•
(bream& 2l •... 27 0
Bream.

Prime Mew 0 0... •
Park, prime nes
Be.scoPork, Lmrk 167 6...80 0
Do., Belfast
Baton, Waterford,
per ewt....
Belfast
Lrd,elhot,pr fit
Waterford do "*" "
Ditto Bladder 76 0...82 0
Ameriosn,dotyp. 50 IP 66 0
Mow, Oz and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
Zted Os.4d es. 68
2j...0• 9i
Bradt dry 0 • ...0 •
d
Drysalted
2 .. 0 31
, Se
0 ..9
ÜBlona &Vslp. dry 0 1j...0
Wog lad* dry • 0 ...0 •
MIA Wks 0 9..0 to

Rum at per
Leeward Leland
Proof. ... . 1 4 ... 1 10
Demerara, 21 to
36 per cent.
O.P. 2 . 3 3
Jamaica, 30 to 36
per ant. O.P. 3 ... 4 2
Favourite marks 4 ... 4 10
Brandy, let brands 3 1 ... 4 11
Brttehspirita,d.p. 10 ... 0 0
Soot&
Irish lO 0 0
Pus, per ton.
P.T.R. £3O 0.-23 0
DPetasbuig, 9
ead 0 0... 0 0
Dutch and Flemish 55 0...93 0
Friesland

lima, at par ton.
St.Petersharg,aken.C34 0...23 0
914•101. ..... 5t.0...111 0

WAi. ar'oiie
&Alpacalone, pet _

1Wtd~r~.~...... JY 1n...fl o

$ ... 8 •

Rolla, ditto 7 0
Drs Woosg, at per tan.
Lis=amaies...C4 $... 4 6
5... I 10
Canipassey 7 0... 8 11
PIM* Jaissisa I 10... G 1G
lekerasas, large sod
11 8. 10 0
Um— .. .15 0
861411 13 0...14 0
Bed Sanders. 4 0.., 4 10
Brasil 180.300

Rlaa, Rhine 37 0.. 0
entailed.
85 0... 0
Manilla
East India Sann l6 0...23
Bombay l6 0...54
Jute
Tot, at pet ewt.
Banat B4 0... 0
Straits
Co m. in Nock.
Iwo, at per ton.
Bars
COALS.—HaIf-past Ttoe.--Carr's Hartley, 1 ds. 6d.
Tanfield Moor, 13s. Gd ; Walls End, Bewicke and Co. 15s.
Walls End Haswell, 17s. lid.; Walla End Lambton, lfie. 6d. ;
Walls End Tees, 17a.—Ships at market 71.

METALS.—thAscove, April 29.—Our market
for Pig Iron has been better supported this week, and the
prim has advanced to 435. to 43.. 6d. per ton all NOS, Ilet
cash, to b. A considerable business in time bargains at
44e., with 10e. per ton deposit. The demand was purely
speculative, and there is little confidence in the price being
maintained. Ban, 71 ; Nail Rods, 71. 17e. 6d., less four
per cent. discount.

HOPS. BoROUGN MARKET, Tho e Chock.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market con-
tints(' the same.
New tllda K. Rental 31. 3to N. 0 Yearling RentAp.oort.2l. Bto 3/. 0
New Weald of Roan 2 10 to 315 Yearling Sussex „ 2 6t02 18
New Sussex 2 16 to 3 10 Old How...—. 1 oto 2 0
//oration 4 oto 6 0
ANDOVER, April 29.—The weather having lately proved
ao unpropitious for the growing plant, • ready advance is
made of Cis. per cwt. for the best Farnham'.
WINCHESTER, April 29. The reports from the growing
districts still speak unfavourably of the shooting bine plants,
holders were therefore asking higher prices for fine bright
samples of both Farnham and country, but obtained such in
lbw instances. Farnhams, Si. per cwt.; Altona, 61. ; pockets
of inferior, 10s. per cwt. len money.

POTATOES.—SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, May 1.
—The arrivals from Belgium, Hamburg, and Holland the past
week have been extensive, which, with our usual supply coast-
wise, is quite equal to the demand, and prevents anything
like a rise in prices, except in the very best Yorks, which in
some few cases have made more money. The following are
our present quotations: Yorkshire Regents, 140 s. to 180 s. ;
Shawl, 90s. to 100*. ; Wisbech Regents, 90s. to 1303.; Blues,
80a. to 85s. ; Essex Regents, 120 s. to 130 s. ; Blues, 120 s.
to 130 s. ; Kidneys, 120 s. to 130 s. ; Belgian and Hamburg
Whites, 85s. to 955. ; Dutch Whites, 80s.

WOOL.--LONDON.—The same unsatisfactory state
of business continues in English Wool, and, if any difference,
it is that rather less is doing. The approaching sales of
about 20,000 bales of colonial Wool are looked to with much
anxiety by parties engaged in the English Wool trade, as an
index of what turn the English Wool department may take
the next few weeks. Foreign and colonial remain inactive,
and prices are quite nominal.
BILADFORD.—We cannot learn of any improvement during
the week, which, being a holiday, has been fully carried out
by absence of business, and at no period was there either less
coming to, or taken from, the market than at present. The
stock of English Wool, is not great, but fully adequate to
the wants of consumers. Prices show a downward tendency.
Noils and broke* are taken off as made, and the improve-
ment in the demand keeps prices firm.
Lazne.—The announcement of another series of colonial
Wool sales in London for the 4th of May, has rather tended
to check sales during the past week ; prices continued about
the same as during the last few weeks. Sales of foreign
during the present week have been very email , and the ten-
.
I limy of prices is downwards.