The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-10 00:00:00

VEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four• o'Clock.
ti,sterday gave news from New York, by
itonseillnion,tlwhich we now add the latest com-
mercial intelligence:
Him LT 24:—COTTO4.—The demand for ex-
pert eoniii.ues attire, market, has been freely met
0. the p of holders. The closes with a firm awed.
We baw .ilterel OUT quotations but slightly since our last,
;me cent. higher. The sales of the week
1100Unt 13,600 bides, ma..

Mobile and New
Upland and florid& (Means.
7,010 Wen 6,,:00 bake.

0011 e. none.
Ofd ...II to pod ordirary
to good soirldllng ltt tolli 111 toll'
Meld:ioe hdr to feir. lll to 121 12 to 11
Telly ..or so goal tsir
Moe mew ncealnaL
Frey n.-Since our last retro t the flaw market has under-
gone a material change, owing to the advice' by the Bri-
mania steamer, of the 4th inst., received on Saturday List.
But few transactions took place, hut on Monday a decline
of 75e, to 871 e. seas conceded by holders, and since then the
'nuke; t.. 13 ranged at 5 dots. to 5 doh. 121 e. for Michigan
and Oh: and a dots. 121 c. to 5 doh. 375 e. for Genessee,
outil when, owing to light receipts, 5 dots. 50s. was
clior 000 to 3,000 has. ; 2,500 brit. of New Orleans
Ist 4 dots. 50:. to 4 dole. 75c. The stock of Southern
is lig t: ..boat 2,000 bib. of Georgetown have been sold is
lots, at 50c. to 5 doll. 73c. -Rye flour has declined to
3 dole. with sales. Corn-meal is dull ;of Western the
sales at, ; 000 brls , at 2 dole. 75c. to 3 doh. ; and Jersey,
3 dole. ; Brar.dywine, 3 dole. 371 c.
Gam ..-lielders of wheat have given way but little in
prices the steamer's news. The sales are about 30,000
bushels ,1 Ohio mined, at 1121 e. to 115 e. for fair, to 120 c.
to 122 c. f,r good white; 12,000 bushels St. Joseph's on
private tams; 5,000 bushels of Oenessee, 122 e. to 125 c. 1,900
bu'hets new Southern brought about 1121 e. Northern
rye is fair demand, with sass at 77c. to 79c. ; 3,000
bushels .in private terms. Barley hen declined, with ales of
2,500 bosh. 1. at 50c, Oats are selling at 42c. to 43c. Corn
has bee, :n good demand with the light receipts of the last
few des,., oid at advancing rates. Prices have varied con-
siderali., with quality and condition, ranging from 53c. up
to 65c. mixed western and round northern, 53e. to 70c.;
heated New Orleans, 41c. to 5Gc. ; and sound, 59c. to GOc.
For del, very in July and August, 20,000 bushels, at GOc.
Pao ~lONS.-Beef continues firm, with a fair demand, at
13 doh. siOc., and 9 dots. 25c. for mess and prime. Pork has
been in good demand for export, at 14 dole. 871 c. to 15 dole.
for mtv.; prime is firm, at 12 dole. 50c., although the de-
mand has been less for this kind than mess. The market
closes firm, at 15 dots. to 12 dole. 50c. for mess and prime.
Lard i. icactive,at 9c. to Ole. in barrels, and 11k. to 101 e. in
kegs; strictly prime is scarce, and if to be obtained would
command higher rates. Butter arrives freely, and sells at
125 c. to 15c. for Western, and 11c. to 13c. for Ohio; a lot of
grease butter said at 10c. Cheese is selling at 61c. to 71c.
according to qualily and order. No change in smoked meats.
Exca snons.-'1 here has not Deena very active demand for
foreign -xchanges by this packet, and quotations continue
without any material alteration. The supply of bills in the
market to large. On London, 105/ to 1061; Paris, sf. 325 e.
to sf. 311 e. ; Amsterdam, 391 to 391; On Hamburg, 3.55 to
351; Bunten, 73 to 731.
Factonrs.-Engagementa have been made for cotton to
Lirerpu.O at 7.16 d., and Id. generally asked.
NEM ORLEANS, JULY 16.-`Sales of 500 bales of
cotton w see made at previous prices, or at those which were
establish, dby the Caledonia's news. Sole, of 5,000 barrels
of flour were made at 4 dots. to 4 doh. 121 c., consisting
chiefly ot Darla., and Ohio brands. Wheat was dull; salee
of 4,000 sacks of Ohio and Illinois red, including some lots of
white, wore made at 80e. Sales of 10,000 bushels of corn,
includiov. good sound mixed and fiat yellow, were made at
80c. 500 barrels of meal sold at 3 doh. Sugar wu some-
what firmer, the quotations ranged from sc. to 70., according
to qua': y. Tobacco inactive, but prices steady. No change
in foreign or domestic exchange. Freights steady.
Burosto, JULY 23, P. M.-FlOlll. dreg. Small sales of
Ohio awl Michigan were made at 4 dole. Wheat was drill
and traosactions light; fair Ohio white we quote at 87c.
Sales of 5,000 bushels of corn were made at 31e , conaiiting
of Western mixed. Provisions, no change. Whisky, dolt
The receipts during the past 24 hours were about as follows:
-flour, 3,500 barrels; wheat, 10,000 bushels ; corn, 13,000
bushels. Freights to Albany : Flour, 65c. ,• corn, 16c.
BaLt MORE, JULY 23, P. M.-Saesof 600 barrels, chiefly
Howard-street, were made at 4 deb. 371 c. to 4 dols. 50c., and
500 ditto City-mills, at 4 dots. 75e. ' • fresh-ground City-mills
was worth 5 dole. Sales of 3,000 bushels chiefly Penzutyl-
vania red wheat, were made at 112 e. Corn moved some-
what m-ire freely, and sales of 2,000 bushels Maryland white
and yellow were made at 68c. In provisions not much doing.
We quote mess pork dull at 16 dole, to 16 dolt. 50c., and
prime ditto, at 13 dole. 50c. to 14 dots. 50e. ; lard, 9c. to 91c.;
whisky, sales at 24c. to 25e.
ALBANY, JULY 23, e.a.-Our flour market was firmer,
and 4,000 barrels good brands Michigan and Geneseee were
sold at 5 dots. to 5 doh. 25c. Salm of 2,000 bushels Western
mixed corn were made at 60e. Sale. of 3,000 bushels oats
were wide at 39c. Wheat, dull. Proviaions, no change.
Receipts by the Canal during the past 24 hours: Flour,
22,100 barrels; cern, 19,100 bushels; oats, 7,000 bushels;
wheat, nothing. Vessels rather scarce, and freights steady.
BOSTON, J eve 23, P.M.-Our flour market was somewhat
firmer, and sales of 400 barrels of Michigan were made at
dole. 50e., and 500 barrels of good brands Genesee. were
made at 5 dole. 50c. to 5 doie. 621 e- Corn was also some-
what stiffer, and 6,009 bushels of Western mixed sold at
63c., including some lots of ordinaey ditto, at 61c. Sugar:
We quote sales of 100 hitch. of Porto Rico, at Sc. to To.
Wheat, dull. Provisions, no change. Mess pork, 17 dole. to
IS dots.; and prime, 11 doh. to la doh. 50c. Oil: Linseed
held at 70c. Rather more doing in spirits of turpentine.
Cotton continues to sell pretty freely at the late advance.
Freights, steady.
PHILADELPHIA, JULY 23, P.M.-The limited stocks con-
tinue t. retard operations in the grain market. Fresh.
ground flour is offered at 5 dots. 75c., without fi,ding buyers.
600 litrrels of western sold at prices varying from 5 d its. to
5 dots. 37c., according to quslitsr. Small sales of Penn.
yellow corn were made et 75c. Corn Meal Demand
limited, at 3 deb. 2-ic. for Penn. Rye flour, 3 doll. 500.
Whiskey firm; sales of 76 hhds., at 24c., bbls. 25c. 3,000
pigs lead Mo. changed hands, at 31 cash.