The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-02 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

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tations see as Wows : Petaraberg Y.O. oa the yet. 37a. to
37e. 3d. • April and May, Mid.; October to Doonabor, 38e.
to M. id.

COTTON MARIEET.—HAnie And, 1.
The Cotton alarket to day has bees very brisk, with a
advance of from 60c. to 1 fr. oa Saturday's IMAM
sole. to
two o'clock sammatiag to 1,499 balm A. the
was laaviog Havre the ship Roams,* from New °new,
with 1,422 Mies of Conroy was telegraphod as beteg I. sight.

SMITHFIELD HAT MAREET.—THIS DAT.
Meows. Cooper sad Davis report trade very dull, at the tel-
towing lute/ANN : Prime Meadow. 68e. to Pa hdetitrt
Me. to Ma ; Clover, We. to Ms. ; Strew, Us. to STe.

According to letters of the 22nd March, from
Stockholm, it appears that the Chamber of Commerce
have relaxed a little is their quarantine restrictions
as regards 1131110 of the British ports : but the ports of
Dartmouth, Grangemouth, Liverpool, Leith, Wick,
Peterhead, and Westhead, are still declared as in-
fected with the cholera, and Banff as suspected only.
It is farther announced that all vessels arriving in Bree-
den, from ports which are declared as not infeved,
or not suspected, must be provided with bills of
health. Tree market advioes from thence, state that
the export price of iron for the spring was already
established at 16 dollars per S. lb. for ordinary quali-
ties of extra dimensions and iron for manufacture,
being au advance in price as compared with last ear,
to which the good accounts received from abrcad had
chiefly contributed. The iron masters generally com-
plained of the severity of the winter, and the belay
falls of snow which have Interrupted the supplies of
coals and other articles required in the manufacture
of that article during the winter, and consequently
the deliveries of iron are not expected to be equal to
last year's peon; prices therefore were firm
with every probability of being maintained. Ordi-
nary steel was quoted at 8 dole. banco per centaur,
the same as last year. Tar was looking down, and
was quoted et 8 2-3 for ordinary, and 9
dole. barrio for flee. Copper in pig was not in stock,
and as many orders had been received for this article,
prices were expected to advance, It was quoted 128
dole. banco per ship lb., at which sales had beer
effected. Bills on foreign places exceeded the demand.
Letters of the same date from Oottenburg state
that the frost had again set in, but not yet in suffi-
cient strength to interrupt the outside navigation.
Daring the week, several Norwegian vessels had ar-
rived, the greater part of which had been taken up,
chiefly for cargo to Great Britain at 9a., and 5 per
oent, per ton, for iron to Hull ; 32e. and 5 per cent, to
Wisbeach ; and 255. per Pelb. std. in full, to Sunder-
land and Hartlepool. Iron was in demand, at
16 to 16k dole. The official returns of the
vessels which cleared inwards and outwards
at the various ports of Sweden during the year 1849,
have just been published. From them it appears
that the number of merchant vessels belonging to
Oottenburg is 151, measuring 16,139 testa. The
number of arrivals at GoVenburg, from foreign ports,
daring last year, was 1,018, of which 433 were
Swedish, 489 Norwegian, 48 English, 10 French, 6
American, &c. The departures were 1,011 ;of these
300 were to Norway, 164 to Denmark, 283 to Eng-
land, 58 to Belgium, 113 to France, 29 to North
America, 20 to Bmil, 2 to the East Indies, 10 to the
Cape of Gsod Hope, &c. There also arrived 88 steam-
vowels from foreign ports, whilst 44 sailed. The
trade with the interior consisted of 718 arrivals, and
11,462 clearances. The arrivals at the port of liddc-
walla were 112, of which only 30 were with cargoes;
also 36 English vessels cleared, making the total
number of vessels sailei with cargoes 77. Daring
the year 82,789 barrels of osts were shipped, almost
entirely to London, as well as 6,828 dozen
of deals, B,:e. At Halmstad the arrivals and depar-
tures of vessels engaged in foreign trade were 512,
and of the coasting trade, 513. At Malmo. arrived
621 foreign trading vessels, and 596 cleared, 26 being
to England. At Calmar the entries of foreign vessels
during the year were only 45 in number. The year's
arrivals at Westerwic.k were 79 vessels, of 3,860 lasts;
whilst 94 cleared, of which four were for England.
137 vessels arrived at Norrkoping from foreign ports,
almost ell with full cargoes ; and the departures were
98, but many of these were in ballast. The arrivalsl
at Nykoping were only 17, the clearances of the year
being 25. At Gefie 84 vessels entered, 10 being from
England, whilst the clearances to foreign ports were
116, of which no lees than 40 were to this country.
The port of Heracerand was entered by 74 vessels, of
9.035 lasts; and 83, of 10,596 lasts, cleared, of which
18 were for England. From Pitea and Skelleftes
the clearances during the year amounted to 111 in
number.

3 per Cost. Conesh7-- LS 5
if per Coat Stook for money eel
Ditto for ogees( 96 1
Bank &oek 2OOl
Dobai% sad Drogheda (sow shares Thirds).
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