The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-25 00:00:00

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A weed or two as to the receipts. The stocks In Augusta and Ham-
burg, on the let inst., being near 4.000 lutes levi dun on let Sept.
Let, we must deduct that amount from the receipts at the ports in
order to show the progress en receipia of this crop In an accurate
manner. On Ist July, PAO, these etudes were 32,000 lutes larger than
on the le: Sept. precious, requiring that addition to the receipts at
the ports to elhlhit the progress in that crop. Thus, to compare the
two crops accurately, there are cow about 2,1151,000 bales countable
simian 2,254,000 countable at this time lad. year. Henceforth, there-
' fore, the receipts at the ports will w he any correct guide to the
crop—they may go up to 2,000 or 2,101,000 next month, and yet the
crop, when correctly ciunted up at the end of the uuson, may prove
10 or 13,000 bake lea than it. apparent amount next month. The
stock at Mobile hm been CeillaCti, and our table containe the corrected
results. The chances of this crop proving as much as 2,600,04)
balm arc now very small. The interior markets show that the coun-
try I. more closely sweet of esteem than must • and the goal correc-
tion for New Orleans la as likely to be a reduction trout the apparent
receipt: at that poet man addition. The receipts and exports must
fur the future be very is ignificant In amount, as the stuck, are
hardly large enough to supply the European orders, the speculative
demand, and home einmumptiun. to the meantime the course of
this market (which has advanced fully three-elgliths of a cent. eines
the arrival of the:hist atenmer), shows the eurrectnessot our advice to
our patrons, 1101114• few weeks ago, to hold their cotton here instead of
shipping it to Liverpool. The sales sines the dep..rture of the
America, 3rd instant, amount to 14,500 boles (inclusive of 1,500 sold
uselav), at an advance of 2c. to ie. on the quotations then advised. A
large portion of the business done has been for export tee Liverpool
and Havre ; speculators arid consumers have also bougl.t irecly. The
Canada's advice% received on the Sth last., rave the first impulse to
the market and kindred the latent feeling in favour of the article so
long repressed by the unfavourable advice. from abroad. The prices
then morning demanded by holders were generally ie. to l c. educe the
annexed quotations -vie., for good ordinary New Orleans and Texas.
81e. ; good middling Meddle, tide. ; good middling Uplands, sic., and
middling, Sic. ; and bap rA consequently withdrew, preferring to wait
later advice'. The sales effected base been at the hellowiter rates :
New (*leans, Mobile, Florida. Uplands.
and Texas.
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Good ordloary 8 to

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Oood middling 4 to
11kklling fair ....- ...... 9 to
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The advice relative to the growing crop arc not as favourable as
they wire ten days Axe.
liarsomerve.—The supplies of four baring been lees free for a
week past holders bum been more firm, without obtaining much ad-
ranee, except on the Ohio and Michigan brands, which al e not plenty.
For extort the orders are moitiv e,mtined to uninepeeted and tine or
the lower grades of state, of wbUll 36 to 40,000 bbl.. have changed
kande knee my report of 26th June. Indian corn is mill in gook
demand for export as will be scen by the returns for the east two
weeks. The expels to Great Britain and Ireton 1 from this port for
the fortnight ending on the Sid of July were 33,570 Ws. Sour ; 2,304
bble. cora meal ; 14,945 bushels wheat, and 718,087 bun. Indian corn.
Holden are firm for the upper grades of weetern the stocks of which
are getting reduced, and prices are 121 cents. per barrel,
higher—good brands of Michigan and Ohio bring 4,62 dole.
to 4,84 dole., and fancy 5 dole. to 5,371 dole. • Strait
and good State sets at 4,621 1e4,75 dots.; Common State 4:501 dots.
to 4,621 dole., and untnspeeted and fine 4,061 dole. to 4,121 dole.
Southern kinds arc firm, with a small advance. Georgetown seal at
5,061 dole. to 5,121 dots. ' • Alexandria, Brandywine, &a, 5 dots. to
5,06• dole, Rye flour is held at 2,94 dots. to 3,061 dots.; and corn
meal 2,374 dole. to 3 dole. for western ant, Jersey. We have good re-
ports of the wheat crop, except in certain districts of Ohio and other
western states, where complaints arc made of the runt. There in a
very light stock here of good wheat, an 4 holders are firm. The last
sliest were at 102 c. to 105 c. for prime Ohio, and 120 c. to 125 e. per
Gollas. for white Gene/wee; common Wisconsin and Chicago are plenty,
at 73e. to 85c., amordine to quality. Oats are plenty, at 33e. to 310.
per bush. for canaL Rye Fells at 361 e. to 37e. per Slabs. Indian corn
continues to arrive freely, and the sales are large; round yellow rang-
ing, fir the week past, at 53e. to 39c.; flat yellow, 55e. to 50e.; mixed
western, 53e. to 56e. ; northern white, She. to 57e. per 561 be. At the
close yesterday the market was inactive, with sales of Howard yellow
at stlc.
Ilime.—There is a mood demand for Manilla hemp at 11 e. 5 mos.,
but holders refuse to sell under 12 c. All the dew rotted hemp in
market has been will at lei dots. to 170 dots. each and time. Et•lpaja
hemp dull, and owing to new 'applies being soon expected, buyers
are holding off. Jute is In good demand at 100 dole., with PAPA.
YELEIGIUM.—Cotton to Liverrool has been shipped at 4c. per lb., at
which there is but little offering. Heavy goods, 225. to 22e. lid. Flour,
Is. 6d. to Is. 9d. A small lot was shipped to-day at the latter rate.
To Havre cotton is shipped at Le., and to Antwon at the same
rate.
MONET MARKEL—Ow money market continues abun-
dantly eupplied, and good storks, although oaks aro Ices active than
at our lust dates, maintain their prime. 17.0. Sixes of '67 and '6B
have been sold to a large amount at 1161 to 1174 ; the U.S. Fives of
'53 bring 1011 to 2. New York state stocks are always of ready gale,
the price of the Sixes varying according to the length of time for
which the stuck is tamed, mom 1131 to 1111. .t new loan for 200,000
d dime was mandated laid week by the city of New York for a five
per cent. stock, redeemable in 1873, and brought from 1011 tot.
Pennsylvania hires—the transfer books being now closed—bring 87e
to 88, intere-t off. In foreign eschanges then prices have rather
drooped to-day, good eterling banter been old ot 103 e. Mc re.
mittance of dividends by tl•is
Go packet is large.
nmastur bacuurnts.
Offered. Acted.
U.S. Loan, v per et~1815
Ho. 6 " 164 do... 11l 111;
Po. 6 "1667 do... 1161 116 e
Do. G 1666 do... 114 1101
Do. 0 1666 ...(Componl d 0... 116/ 117
Do. 5 " 1853 do. 101 e 1011
Meliennindemaity ........ 96 100
'Treasury notes, 6 per cent ll6l 1161
Foanmir Barnum's.
Ezehaage on London. lOBl to 109
Do. on Paris 5.30 " 5.3
Do. on Amsterdam
Do. on Hamburg 351 "
Do. oa Bremen 7B " 78
DITT/C.l,s,—The Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio, has declared a
dividend of fire per cent. payable at the Obio Life and Trust Com-
pany. The Mama and Western Railroad Company a dividend of two
dollars and fifty cents. per share, payable at the Bank of the State of
Now York, on the let of August. The Savings Bank (East River In-
stitution) a semi-annual dividend at the rate of five ter cent. payable
on demand. The Bank of Cheran, S. C., a dividend of five per cent.
for the last six months. The New Maven Bank, four and a half per
rest New York County Bank, four per cent. Mechanics' Bank, New
Haves, two dollars and a half per share.