The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, OeT. 30.
There was no new feature is the stock market to-day, all
the leading securities were fins and in demand. We annes
a list of the sales, as well an prices asked ar.d cffered for
the various stocks. A further decline has taken place in
the price of bills on England. We learn that the leading
drawn, to-day ask 10 per cent. premium, at which rate
large remittances will be made for Saturday's steamer.
The dechue ari.es from the large arnountof eschange drawn
at New Orleans, Mobile and other southern porta, against
the shipment of cotton. It Is probable that the.rate for
sterling bills will shortly recede to 9f, at which price no
coin will be exported. We quota London 1091 to 110;
Paris 5.121 to 6.15; Ams•erdam 411 to 41) ; Authors
361 to 361 ; Bremen 791 to 79,. The rate for
sterling bills in New Orleans, early this week,
was 8) per cent., to which add 11 for loss
on New York sight exchange, and the ceet is
about 91 here.
COTTON.-Sinee the sailing of the last steamer we have
had a dell market prith duly sales of 400 to 600 bales. In
price there has been no other change than a turn in
buyer.' favour. The favourable advice. per Washington
and Niagara, both to hand since our last, have produced no
effect, neither will a continuance of such accounts by the
next and succeeding steamers, plea meanwhile we are
satisfied on this aide that the probable extent of the
coming crop is correctly understood abroad. The question
is no longer an open one, depending on frost; the fruit
has all matured, and with a dry picking season there can
be no other limit than the capacity of the country pick.
The telegraph of the 27th from New Orleans reports re-
ceipts 76,1100 bales ahead of same time last year--strict
middling. 94. No sales, although several hundred bales
were disposed of at easy rates, were reported today, as all
places of business closed early, in accordant.e with the gene-
ral feeling, as expressed through the city authorities, in
testimony of respect to the memory of our late lamented
Secretary of State-Deuiel Webster.
FLUCII.-Si.:Ce our lost weekly report an advance has
taken place of 121 e. to 25e. per b irrel on most descriptions
of flour, owing to the favourable nature of the foreign ad-
vice, and the light home supplies. The export trade has
been che, keg by the above advance and high rates of
freight, but for the local trade there is a good inquiry. We
quote gammon to straight State at 4 dole. 621 e. to 4 dole.
75e.; mixed to fancy Michigan and Indiana, 4 dole. 6.31 e.
to 4 dol.. 871 c. ; common to pod Ohio, 4 dole. 75e. to 4 dots.
871 e.; Canadian in bond is in light supply, with sales at
4 dots. 621 e. to 4 dots. 681 c. for common to g. oil brands ;
Southern is in better request and held at a am ill advance,
mixed to fine brands bringing 4 dots. 67)e. to 6 dots. ' • fancy,
6 dole 25c. to 5 dole. 50e. Aye flour is lower at 4 dots. 121 e.
to 4 dols. 25e. Corn meal is quiet at 3 dole. 371 e. for Ohio;
3 dole. 621 e. to 3 dots. 871 e. for Jersey and Brandywine.
The exports from this port from let to 26th October, were-
-1852, wheat filar, 47,468 bbl..; 1851, 84,339 bbls.
GIIIAIK.-f be best samples of wheat are in demand for
home use and expert, but that description is comparatively
searee. Among the sales of the week we notice 55,000
bush. Ohio at 9'J to 103 c. for red, and 107 to 110 e. fur white,
mixed 105 to 106 c. 36.000 bnah. Michigan at 107 to 110 e. ;
8,000 bush. Genesee, 110 to ll3c. ; 40,000 bush. Canadian
in band, at 95 to 97c. for inferior, and 103 to 106 e. for fair
to good white. Rye is still in small supply, but is lower,
with sale., 84 to 811 e. II wiry is heavy, but prime quality
scarce at 73 to 76e. Oats are in request at 46 to 48e. for
good State. There is a good inquiry for corn at our quota-
tome, western mined bringing to 76e. The eyed% from
this port, from let to 26. h October: Wheat, 643,101 bush.,
for 11452; 118,866, 1851. Corn, 8,510 bush., fur 1852;
114,090, 1851.
Pnortstoso.-Priet, for pork have been t.-riding down-
wards this week, with only a eriedtrate demand. Mess
pork has sold from 171 dole down to 16, dole., closing at
the lath r price. Prime 15 dol.. to 1 H dol.. Clear, 191
dots. Lord in bbls., I Ile. to life.: kegs, 111 e. to 12e.
Bacon sides, 91e Shoulder., 71e. to 'ferns have been
in good demand from II t,e. to 121 e. Dressed hogs, owing to
short suppiy, 7)c. to Sc. for packers, and 81c to Oc. for city
retail trade ; we think these prices can be maintained no
longer than the hoe are kept back, as they are too high
fur the present price of bbl. pork. Beef hes come forward
freely, and the demand is fair at 9 dole. to 91 dots for
country mess, and dol.. to 51 deli. for prime. City in-
spected mess beef sells from 11 dol.. to 12 dole.
6 dole. to 61 dole. There has been no prime mesa beef
arrived yet. 11N1 hams sell from 15 dole. to 16 dol..
Boger is in fair demand at 21 to 23 for dairy. Ohio, 17
to 20. Orange County, 24 to 25. Cheese in good demand
from 8 to Of.
NAVAL SfUSEA -Rough turpentine is firm, with sales
at 4 dots. 25. Spirits turpentine 68.60 e. Wellington rosin
sold ut 1 dub. 62.1 55 delivered, and north county at 1 dol.
42 in yard; No. I Rosin 3 dole. a 4. Rope tar 2 dui.. 871 ;
thin do. 2 dol.. 621.
Asti ra.-Pot and pe trl Rohe' are in fair demand at firmer
Irate., via :- 4 dols. 684 for pry., and 5 dol.. 661 for
pearls, with setts during the week of 600 barrels of all
kinds.

Fkrlolll4 to Europe are Gros. Cotton is taken to Italie@
at Ic. ; fl.iur. 7.k. ; did,. for puts and 10 doll. (or
pearl.; rice, 1011012. ; measurc men. goods, 10 dols. To
Liverpool.—Cotton, id. ; for and re .l, 2s. per bbl. ;
beery goods. 17. 61. to 204. per ton ; grain in bulk, 7d. per
bovhel. To Lond.os —Tobacco, 2.5 v. to 30s. per And.; doe►.
i 2a. 0,11. per bd. ; turpentine. 3e. per 2801b2. ; measurement
Roods, 2.15. 1.. 304. per ton; ►eavy goods, oil. &c., 255. to
30.. ditto; eherse, 3.i.. ditto ; beef, us. tour. 01. per tar.;
oil cake, 21.61. to 2s. 9.1. per bbl.

TIIR GREAT BRITAIN. The screw steam-ship
(heat Britain, Copt. Matthews, which vsilrd from the
Mersey on the 2lst August last, for the cap. or 0,4
Hops and Australia, hod to put into the island of St
Bekaa for moils on the 21rd of Septvinber, alter having
bees out St day. She is st ved to have roperiencrd very'
were S.B. isles. She had reerhed within two dim sail
alb* esp. of 0, ni Hope, when. oo log toho•avywrath,r,
and bee supply of eosin falling short, she was obliged to
pot bask. Her pasAnien and crew were morted all