The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-15 00:00:00

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE

lIARKETS.

lIINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING.
The bwinen in the Colonial market this week has not
been very extensive. The news of the failure of the expedi-
tion against Cuba caused a flatness in the dement for Sugar,
and prices have fallen folly 61. per cwt. The Dutch Trad-
ing Company have advertised a sale of 82.277 baskets Java,
to be beld on the 11th proximo. The Plantation kinds of
Ceylon Coffee, which declined in the early part of the week,
have sines been in demand, principally for export orders,
and prices sr, now about equal to those ruling at the close of
last week. The Native descriptions have been sold at 40s.
to 435., according to quality, being a decline of 2s. to 31. per
cwt.; but the price or Lair quality is now 435. to 433.6 d. per
cwt. Cassia Lignite has been disposed of at an adv►nce of
31. per cwt. ; and Black Pepper continues to be inquired
for, but there an very few sellers. For Saltpetre there has
bees a fair inquiry; but the full prices lately ruling are
scarcely obtainable. A large sale of green Tea took place
on Wednesday, when about 2,000 packages out of 8,000
offered met with purchasers. There was the greatest varia-
tion in prices, for while some kinds brought extreme rates,
others were sold on lower terms. Black has been in fair
demand at previous quotations.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is very quiet to-day, at the following quota-
tions:—Town 33t. 33.; Peter burg Y. C. on the
spot, 365. 9d.; October to December, 3Ss. ; ditto, separate
months, 38a. 6d.

MARNA'S AVERAGES, June 15.—Town Tallow, 389. ; fat
ditto, di.; yellow Russian Tallow, 88s 63.; melted stuff,
28s. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow grave., 9.. ; gocd dregy, 6s.
During the put week the demand has been quite of
retail tharacrer, the abundance of home made, and the low
prices at which it is selling, operating against large purchases
being made in Russia. Only small parcels have been taken
by the candle waken, and prices are Oct so well supported.
P. Y. C. on the spot has brought 365. 6d., and really fine
Ukraine 309. 9d. to 375. Sicond eons move off slowly, at
about 31. to Gd. less money. For all this month there are
seller at 369. 61., but few buyers. In new, for the last
three months, not much business has been done ; there are
sellers are 35.. 3d. and 331., but no buyers thereat. A few
parcels of Oleo Sheep have been sold at 365. to 365. 63.,
which an the former rates. Sydney is quoted at 345. 91. to
38,. for sheep, and South America, 36.. to 3tlt. The latest
advice. from Petersburgh represent a heavy market, end
that, with the quantity le ft over from last year, the supplies
are estimated at 133,000 to 134,000 casks. Toe quotation,
free on board, is 34.. 391. for July shipment, and 33.. 91. for
August. Arrivals this week ma 219 casks, whereas the
stc:k is sell large than last year, and deliveries steelier.
How-made matinees in good supply, and sells steadily at
355. 61. to 355. 93. per cwt., nett cash, for prime freak
melted.

COVENT GAR' )1
PILL
Pine-apples, per 10., 6. to Ins
Grapy, bo Now*, p. lb., 4s to Ss ,
Poraigl. per lb., 9d to I.
Strawbs.iies, per pun.. Is to es
o.lo..eberrifs, green, per IA se^

r.-THIS DAY.

lemony per dos., Is to b
Omega, per dos ,yd. to Is 6d

100, Ss. to 124.—
Almonds, per peck, 6s
sweet, por lb., 2s to
Walnuts, per WO, Is 6d to 2s
per bueb., Ws to 3.14
Nuts, &tr., p. bush., 2011 to 22s
p. bush , 124 to Wea.
Kent Cobs„ 00s to 1004 per 10010 e
18LF.6.

2s to SI Ai
Apricots, proem, per psttle. Sd to I.
Peaches. per dos.. 124 1 ) Sls
Neetarires, per dos 12s to 2ls
dopier, Corbels, p. 41 to Q.
Melons, seek Ss to Ss

veorri
French Beans, o. 100 lsed to 2aod
Asparagus, per bunt 2s Od to as
Pbubsro, p. bunele, • to
( abb 4.4 per do., id to Is
Caplitiowers, per das., Ss to Ca
Green: per doz.. Is to 24

Osuosa, per bushel, 7s to 94
SpattiM, P dos., le ad to as
hots, per lb., ad to le
Genic, per lb., 4d. to &I
Lettuce, Otb., score, 2,1 to Is
Radishes, per 12 bond., 3d to &I
litubroomo., ter pot., 9d to Is
*nail Salads, p. pm., 24 to 34
Venni* per bomb, 2tl to 11.1
Savory, per bauch, :A to 3d.

ticre;il, pr b7iii;;;;e7bl to 91
Fotatoea, per ton, 100 a to 200 a
per ea t.,10, to 120
per budi to 6.
frame, per lb., 9d tole
Torelpe, per doz. ben.,64 tots
Red Coei, pm doz., la to ?a

Thymi•. per bunch, :d to 34

each,6d to Is
Led's, per bunch, I. to 2d
Celery, per bundle. Ad to Id 84
C not% per bun., ad to lo
Spinach, per mere, 9d

Parsley, p. dos. bun., Is to !a
'Hooey per bite., M. to Is
Marjoram, per bunch, ed to ad
Pant, green, per Nina, 141
WAtescrws, per dos. bunchy,
6d u ad

n 07.; ia7m, per bdL, Is to is

- - -
SEVERAL FRIGHTFUL ACCTEUINTS have mealy'
occurred in the vicinity of Denbigh. A young seas, farm
servant to Mr. Hugh Jones, of idanyfydd, whibt driving ••
cart, fell over • preppies situate la one side of the field.
About halfway his tall was broken by a tree; but unhappily
the horses and cart were precipitated after bias, and, passing
over bin. caused *juries which produced death.—At Clan-
escalade, Robert Silva:di, farm servant of Mr. Roberts, was
shot through the ridht jaw and brain, whilst hastily snatoh-
lag at the Inutile of • loaded gun which he had concealed
snoops some sacks in • howl.—At Llansainaraid, the body
of a man, dressed in the usual peasant garb, and oonsiderably
decomposed, was found badai.ir We shore,
with nothing hie pockets boa
marked T.T.—Verdicts in • •
wen merited before the etrittb sink
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