The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-04 00:00:00

HAMBURG, April 30.

BORSINITALLII.—BerIin Hamb., 78j bills, 77j money;
Cologne Minden, 931 bills, 931 money• Magdeburg Wittenburg, 37e
bale, 67 motley; Frederick William, 414 bills. 41/ money • Altana
Kiel, 93 bills, 921 money; Mecklenburg, 30 bells; Clluckladt, 25
bills; Ilamb. Bernd. Priorlq, 3 per Cents., 1041 MB; log merz;
Berlin hamburg ditto, Four-end-a-llalf per Qum., 1111+
100 ley; Cologne Minden ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 10
bla.; Ditto, Five per Cents., 1021 ; Magdeburg Wittenburg Priority
Five per Cents., 991 bible; M~•nburg dita, Fonr-and-half per
Cents., 101 l Ma, 1011 money.

TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEB;

Naaw at Railway.

lied IDk

1860.
72
371
16

BRITISH.
lAberdsen
Bekaa aad Ballymena
Birkenhead, Lane., & Chesbirr
Bolton, Blackburn &W t.York
I Bristol and Exeter
ICaltdonian
C►ester and ilplylutad.

ur 1849 1850.
-£540 ccoll
639 669
97: 1,023
414
6,074
40817
763
1,694
620

141

ii 4
764
322
614
674
71

854
160

162 i
2161
16

Z2{
143
1884
314

12
470

ii
1711
239

211lli
107 b

114
l8)4
28
1914
50

27111 i
1071
72

aom mma MOW:MUM ' •
Dublin and Kingstown
Dandee,Perth,Aberdeen June
Danda'k and Enniskillen
East Anglian
East Lancashire
Eastern Counties and Norfolk
Eastern Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee
Furness Railway
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr
Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock
Great Northern& E. Lincolnah
Great Southern endWestern(l)
I Great Western*
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lmeashire end Yorkshire
Leeds and Think
,Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport
'London and North Western
'London and Bleckwall
'Linda'', Brighton, and S. CM'
London and South Western
Londonderry and Enniskillen
Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c
Manchester, Sheff , & Lincoln
tlaryport an I Carlisle
Midland
Midland Great Wesurn.(l)
Monklands
!Newcastle and Carlisle
North British ..
North Stafford•hi re t
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Ctester
Shropshire Union
South Devon
South Eastern

904
1,234
653

145 127
687 724
2,488! 2,970
16,44 14,866
1,132,1 2,007
3,79,1 3,865
2,2671 2,486
- 395
2,608 2,905
985 966
2,215 2,869
3.948 4,524
19,676 20,784
1,87
1;,203
7,. 3,584
1
230112,333 861

94 133
40,673 42,883
689 829
7,46 m 8,312
9,63 m 9,386
1351 169
- 116
3,497.1 5,304
454 596
21,255 22,039
1,:76 1,232
771, 710
1.925,: 2,040
3,11 V! 3.326
14,227
1,461

171671
."401

*291 '444
1.372 1,312
- 475
1,609 1,825
7.130 9,632
2,147 2,472
777 892
314 294

Ira
Ulster
West Cornwall
Whiteharen Junction
York, Newcastle, Berwick
'York and North Midland
FOREIGN.
Amiens and Boulogne
'Dieppe .
Dutch Rhenish
Montereau awl Troyes
Northern of France
Orleans to Bourges
Orleans to B 'Meaux
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
(Paris
and Havre

179' 173
12,024 13.235
6,65 6.962

1,2951 1,295
499' 498
869 1,044
- -
(4,184116,096
2,6291 2,919

8,42F1
5,447

7,116
5,670
2,462

• The receipts include the tad& on the Bristol and Exeter.
♦ The rcce WA are exclusive of the amount available under the
agreement with the London and North Western: the returns include
the receipts on 150 mile. of ante!.

MINES.
(From the Wong Journal.)
The mining share market continues leas wire than
we have noticed it for some time past; whilst the mines ge-
nerally are represented as being in a Tory flourishing po-
sition.

Shares in the following mints hare changed hands since
our last:—ll .vcn Great Consols, Esst Wheal Rose, Tre-
viskey and Barrier, Trelawny, Mary Ann, Peczirce Con-
sols, Trehane, C mdurrow, licignston Dawns, E tat and
South Tamar, East G tm is Lake, Alfred Consols,Tremayne,
Wheal Longsaid, Tincroft, Tr gear CAssolz, North Buller,
South Tolima, S:rsy Perk, Cook's kitchen, Merodifo,t, Bed-
ford United, acd East Biller.
_

In foreign mines there Cu rot been much doing, if we ex-
cept Sunup) and Uoi'ed Milian, in which we learn that
some large transactions have taken place, especially in Lite
former. St. John del Rey. have been dcne, and s-me lYc-
pispos, Barossa Huge, Liman, and National Brazilian have
changed hands.

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE
MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING.
The downward tendency which we have for some weeks
had to notice in the prices of Colonial produce still conti-
nues, and in value most articles are lower than this day week.
Native Ceylon Coffee has declined fully ss. per cwt and
speculators have been sel'ers of the plantation kinds at lower
rates. Imparters of Sugar have accepted prices quite 6d.
per cwt. below those current at the close of last week's mar-
ket. The quarterly Cinnamon sales wera held on Monday
last, but in consequence of a scarcity of orders, not more than
one-third of the total quantiy offered met with purchasers
at about 6d. per lb. rtdu:tion last sale's prices; the
value of other spices, of which the sales have been large, also
shows considerable depreciation.
5,880 bags Bengal Saltpetre were almost all taken in at
265. 6d. to 255. 65. for retraction 91 to if lbs., and per
cwt. for refraction 11 lbs.; a few lots went at 245. 6d. to 241.
for refraction 8i to 13 lbs., and 2.55. 6d. per ewt. fur 41 lbs.
3,220 bags black Pepper were partly sold at a dechae of
id. to id. par lb., viz ; 2il. to 2f 1. for dusty to good ordi-
nary Penang; 1,200 bags Malabar went at 315. to 314.
for good shot kind; 251 bags Batavia were taken in at 3id.
per lb. I and 56 bags, gosdt i the white Penang, at 6•1. to 74.
per lb. 151 cams Nutmegs went at, for small to good 3rd sort,
21. 31. to 2s. 7d. ; mix-d seconds and thirds, 2s. SI. to
2s. 10d. ; good *mud to tine bold brown, 2a. I Id. to 4s. per
lb., bsing fully 2.1. per lb. lower, excepting for the tine
sorts; the low lots of 47 cases Mace also went a: a decline of
2d. to 4d. per lb., viz , It 7.1. to 2s. 22. for low to good red,
and for middling to fine bright 2s. 3d. to 20. 7.1. per lb.
Cloves were Id. per lb lower; 117 csses Penang went at Ild.
to Is. 41. for dull to tine bright quality, and 141 bags good
ordinary Bourbon bought in at 7.1. 20 bags Pimento were
sold at 4id. per lb. 437 bags Bengal flinger, in b were
taken in at 18s. for ordinary rough quality, and 146 bags sea
damaged A'rican were sold at 255. 61. to 35a. per cwt., duty
paid. -

The bunness transacted in Tea this weak has again been
very moderate, the dealers showing no inclination to buy,
even at the present low prices. A parcel of ordinary congou
has been sold u low u Sid. per li. ; but there is no alteration
in other kinds of black TM. Canton gunpowders have been
freely offered and taken by the trade is considerable quan-
tities at l l ad. to le. per lb., and young hysons have also been
sold u low as 7.1. per lb. Sales are declared for Thursday
next, when a considerable quantity is likely to be brought
(ward out of the late numerous arrivals.

4,210
8,169
- ittior.ve

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