The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivntrooL, Jinx 13.—The market closed
with some animation, and compared with the prices current
t the close of the m .rket on Friday, quotations of all kinds
were unchanged. All solid American, from 61 to 7}, expe-
rienced a large snare of the demand, and commanded ex-
treme rates. The sales were estimated at 10,000 bales
2,500 of which were taken by exporters—and comprise 200
Pernams and Maranhams, at 61.1. to Bd. ; 50 Bahia, at 61d.;
800 Egyptian, Old to 9d.: 1,000 Surat, at 30. to 41d.
Import since Thursday, 40,000 bales.

CORN.—Bosrox, July 13.—Our market to-day has been
very dull. NVheat wu quite a drug. No one inclined to
buy enly to supply pressing wants. The small business
done was at a declit.e of 31. per pr. from last week's rates.
Red, 535. to 645. ; white, 569. Very few Beans offering.
Prices about the same.

STociros-ON-Tara, July 13.—During the week we have
had a inceierate arrival of Wheat both foreign and coastwise.
To this day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat from
the growers, which sold at a reduction of 2s. per Quarter on
last week's rates. Beans and Oats in demand at late rates.
In other articles no change. Imports during the past
week: coastwise, 507 qrs. ; foreign, 845.

CATTLE.—BOMPORD, July 13.—Our market to-day was
very largely supplied with stock. and sales were slow at
rather lower paces. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. Mutton,
3s. 10d. to 4.. 10d. Lamb, 4.. 10d. to Ls. 10d. Veal,
3s. 10d. to 4s. 6d. Pork, 3s. Bd. to 4s. Bd.

COALS.—BONDON, JVLY 13.-56ips at market, 26 ;
sold 25.—Dean's Primrose, 15s. 6.1.; Hastings Hartley,
17s. 6d.; Holywell, 175.; Townley, 16s. ; Wylam,
15s. 9d. ; Eden Main, 16s. 6d. ; Lamhton'a Primrose,
16s. 91.; Walls End Belmont, 16s. 34.; Walls End
Braddyll, 166.9 d. ; Walls End Hetton, 17s. ; Walls End
Lambton, 17e. , Walls End RussePs Heston, 16a. 94. ;
Walls End West Kelloe, 16s. Su. ; Walls End Tees,
17e. ; Llangennaek, 235.

AMERICAN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, JCLY 1.

The sales at the stock board were small to-day, with a
slight reduction in prices. Many operators have already
left the city for the country, and there is little spirit left
among those who remoin. Government stacks have an up-
ward tendency as their aggregate amount diminishes. Sales
of Six per Cents. of 1867, to-day, at 122 h, the highest pcint
reached this year. The total amount of the public debt
outstanding is 60,605,161 dohs. To this amount will be
added sometime hence 5,000,000 dole. additional Texan in-
demnity, according to the low of 1850. The Treasury esti-
mates for the year just ended, were 49,000,000 dole. for
duties, instead of 63,000,000 dols., which will be near the
amount. The importations of foreign goods for the year
eadiag 30th June, 1852, were 207,109,73'i dols., with duties
amounting to 47,339,326 dole or nearly 23 per cent. If
the same rate of duties prevailed during the last year, the
importations of foreign merchandise will have exceeded
275,000,000 dots. The exports of specie from New York
during that period have exceeded 20,000,000 dols. It must
be borne in mind that a large portion of this indebtedness
for foreign goods has not been paid for in goods, wares,
merchandise, agricultural products or specie, but in State,
City, Railroad, and other Bands.—The ruling rates for
foreign bills are as follows for to-morrow's steamer, the
Humboldt:—London, 60 days, 1091 to ton ; Paris, 60 days,
516 to 512} ; Amsterdam, GO days, 41 to 411; Hamburg, GO
361; Bremen, 60 day., 79* to 794.

Corrox.—The sales of the week amount to 13,600 bales,
a portion of which was of lota in transit from southern
ports to Liverpool. The market is firm.

Atlantis Other
Porta. Florida. OW Pore.
Inferior nominal. lamina'. nominal.
Ord. tow to good 9, 9f, 91 9, 91, 91 9 91, 9/
Mid. low to goud lO, 10f, I I 10, 10i, II 10J, 101, llf
Mid. fair to fair
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OKAIN.—The market for wheat hu been active, and an
the prime samples find ready buyers at our quotations.
The supply is rather on the increase, but the export demand
continues good. The sales of the week have been large,
closing at Ilk to 120 c. for Canadian in bond ; 110 e. to 114 c.
for red and mixed Ohio; 120 c. to 123 c. for white ; 1211 c.
for white Michigan ; 128 c. for floe Genesee. Rye is dull,
with more free supplies, and sells at 88e. to 89c. Barley
scarce, and nominal. Oats are dull, at He. to 42c. for state
and western. Corn is less plenty, and held higher for good
samples-621c. to 63c. for southern white; 68c. for southern
yellow; 65c. to 66c. for western raise!. The export from
this port from lst to 28th June: 18.52, wheat, bushels,
319,213; corn, bushels, 36,146. 1853, wheat, bushels,
820,041; corn, bushels, 104,609.
not:R.—There is a good demand for fresh ground flour,
and with limited supplies ; the trade have confidence in
the article, and prices are well supported. There is a fair
export inquiry. The closing rates are 4 dole. 68tc. to
4 dol.. 7oc. for ordinary State, with occasional lots of in-
ferior at 4 dole. 62ic. ; 4 dole. 68fc. to 4 dots. 73c. for com-
mon to good Ohio ; 4 dole. 50c. to 4 dole. 75c. for common
to prime Michigan, Indians, and Wisconsin brands. Cana-
dian in bond is scarce, and brings 4 dole. 68fc. to 4 dots. 73c.
Southern is in fair request at 5 dole. to 5 dols. 23c. for Bal-
timore„Alexandria, and Georgetown. Rye flour sells at
3 dole. i sc. Corn meal, 2 dole. 94c. to 3 dole. 24e. for Jer-
sey and Brandywine. The exports from this port from Ist
to 23rd June :—Wheat flour, 108,766 bbls. ; 1851, 149,583
bbla.

Fe.Elotirs.—Wheat has been shipped to considerable ex-
tent for Liverpool at sid. in ship bags, flour at Is. 9d. We
quote to Liverpool : Tobacco, hhds , 17s. 6(1. to 205.; cotton,
square bales, per lb., 5.32(1. ; flour, per brl., Is. Bd. to
Is. 9d. ; rosin, Is. 7}d. to Is. 9d.; heavy goods, per ton,
16s. to 22.. 641. ; grain, in bulk, per bushel. sd. ; beef, per
tee., 3s. fid. To London : Tobacco, per hhd., 30s. ; flour,
per brl., 2.. ; turpentine, per 280 lbs , 2s. Bd. ; measure-
ment goods. per on, 2•55. to 30s. ; heavy goads, oil, &c.,
2.55. to 325. &I.; beef, per tce., 4s. to se. ; oil cake, per lb.,
2s. To Havre: Cotton, square bales, per lb., le; ashes,
per ton, 6 dols. to 8 dols. ; rice, Bs. ; measurement
goods, 81.

A ?Harm° CoNvicr.—Nineteen years ago a
youth named Summers was transported from Southampton
for stealing cloth. nil now aged father, a tailor, who re-
sides in the above-named town, hu of late years been a
pauper. Some time since a returned convict arrived at
Southampton, found out the old man, and handed him
over 30/. from his son, and informed him that on his (the
returned convict) writing to Van Diemen's Land to tell
Summer, that his father was alive, the latter would receive
60 guineas a year as long as he lived. A few days ago a
registered letter from Van Diemen's Land was received by
the father containing an instalment of the first 50 guineas.
The once youthful convict is now, it appears, a very wealthy
losa is liobert Tows.

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