The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

RIO DE JANEIRO, May 14.
EXCHANGES, &c.—Londoo, 280. to 281 d. firm; Parit,
340 345; Hamburg, 635; Commercial Bank, 695; Brim!
Bank, 60, prem.; Six per Cent. Stock, 108; Provincial,
101.102 ; Spanish Doubloons, 29.400 29.500 ; Spanish
lars, 1.900 to 1.9 W; sovereigns, 8.700 to 8 800.
COFFEE.—Superior, 4.200 to 4,300; good first, 3.8408
4 ; American cargoes, 4 to 4.050 ; stock this day, 100,010
bags.
Stmert. —White campos, 2.400 to 2.600 ; seconds, 2.201
to 2.400 ; brown, 1.900 to 2.100. Stuck this day, 1.603
cases.
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Mom—Heavy, 195 to 200 ; light, 225 to 230 per lb.
Fumowra.—Antwerp, 651.; Hamburg, 70s. ; Canal, 70!,
to 751.; Loudon, 600.

PERNAMBUCO, MAY 22.
SroAß•.—The advice, brought by this boat, although of
an unsatisfactory character for the article, have not hses
productive of any change in our market. Prices haw
ruled throughout the month exceedingly firm, and the
operations influenced by a decline in freight have been con-
siderable. Stocks are muck reduced, and cannot be esti-
mated at over 10,000 bags of all aorta. Quality damp. A
continuance of winterly weather keeps back ar-
rivals from the • country, and, for the present,
we see no reason to aaticipato lower prices.
Since our last 925 tons have gone to the United States, 555
tons to the Mediterranean, 933 tons to the Channel, sad
' 510 tons to Liverpool. Exports from let November, 1852,
to the 12th ilia, 48,226 tons, being an excess of 15,400 tom
over crop of last year, at the same period. The following
I vessels are now loading for the Cle.nnel Portia, Bryn
Yellor ; the Mediterranean: Eliza Hall, St. Bribade,
Aurora, El Dorado, Franklin, Lento-tine, ltimac, Bouts,
and Monte Allegro.
Corrow.—Wet weather keeps back arrivals from the
country, and the weekly entries de not average over 6115
700 bags. We quote prices rather higher-45y 5.3005
to .5,600 parrs,. free on board. Meceios have been pur-
chased at 6.000 free on board. Exports in April, 2,693
bags.
HIDE,.—A scarcity of the article prevents operations,
and we quote them nominally worth 140 s. per lb. Export
in April, 11,900.
PERU:MTS.—Owing to large supplies of shipping rate,
have undergone a rapid decline. We quote them 10s. to
455. to the Channel, 501. to the Mediterranean, and cotton
to Liverpool. Last charters are Lady Mansell, English
schooner, to load sugars direct for Gothenburg at 555 per
ton ; and the Bryn Villor, English brig, at 459. ; Gs. to
to the Channel, a port in the United Kingdom, or Conti-
nent, between Havre and Hamburg ; 5.55. to the Baltic,
not higher than Stettin ; and 6.33. to the Mediterranean.
All with 5 per cent. primage.
EXCHANOB.-28d. to 280. per 1,000. Operations at
the later rates to the extent of 70,0001. sterling for this
boat. Discounts, Bto 10 per oust., wending to time.

yoseragars took a pomp to England in the mail l acket
erut, which put them to some hundreds of pounds addt-
tonal asperse. Mr. Murray, one of the wealthy colonists,
above alluded to, went to Melbourne abc ut 12 years since,
when Own, te. re not a &En houses in the place. He built
the first lAN. hadding there. Since that period property
ha• rout iu that town a thousand per cent. The gold on
board the Bombay was not sent home in the Toriot. Just
before the thoubay left Melbourne the ship Blackwell
whed tor urue ; en board of her was Mrs. Letrobe,
the lady ul the Governor of Victoria, and family. The Black-
well hrd al.. shout 410,000 ounces of gold on board.
By the Bonihay malts, which were sent home in the
Teraut, we liwe nese from Melbourne up to the 26th and
from Sydney Wine Ibtk of February last.