The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-01 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, JULY 19.
Money is in demand at six to seven per cent. on call
loans. We note a slight decline in Erie shares to-day, also
in Cumberland Coal Company, 1 ; Canton Company, 1.
Crystal Palace shares decliued mom 140 (Saturday's price)
to 125 to 126. The funds in the Sub• Treasury are again
accumulating, amounting to-day to upwards of seven mil-
lions. The demand for foreign exchange for the steamer
has been moderate. The following are the ruling rates :
London, 1091 to 1091; Paris, 5.121 to 5.131 ; Amsterdam,
411 to 411 ; Frankfurt, 41 to 41 1-6 ; Bremen, 791 to 791 ;
Hamburg, 361 to 361 ; Antwerp, 5.131 to 5.15.
Corrow.—The doubt whether the peace of Europe may
not be disturbed has rather increased here since the arrival
of the Arabia, and has caused buyers of cotton, particularly
for export, to pause in their operations—hence we have but
a limited business to report during the past week. The
sales, which amount to 5,000 bales, have been made chiefly
to our domestic consumers. Prices are not lower, but it is
impossible to proceed with quantity at the quotations an-
nexed, and as equally impossible to buy at any marked re-
duction. Both buyers and sellers appear to have made up
their minds to wait the 'vault of later advices from Eng-
land. The trade is considered to be in a most satisfactory
condition, both here and in Europe; and if the political
horizon of the East was once more clear, an impetus would
be given to the markets at home and abroad, the more cer-
tain and instant, from the check they have received during
the past month. The fact that no decline has occurred here
or in Liverpool, consequent on the disturbing causes,
is considered on this side as conclusive evidence that
the trade has an unusually good and healthy foundation.
There is no new feature to report in this. We are getting
well advanced into the season, and the accounts are by no
means as favourable as they might be. The receipts into
the ports during the past week have been 7,000 bales,
against 5,000 in the some week last year. Upon :taking
stock in Savannah, some 6,000 bales more were found than
had been previously estimated, which is now added to the
receipts at the ports, and to the stock on hand; thus swel-
ling the apparent receipts for the week, by the tables, to
13,000 bales, and increasing the times to 2l4,ooC4bales.

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BZEADEITUIFB.—The flour market ha; been more buoyant
at a further advance a 61c. Large purchases have been
made in the Western part of the State for delivery here ;
and this, with the active demand and small stuck offering,
hu made holders quite firm. Toward the close, owing
partly to the firmness in freight and the limited supply of
desirable shipping brands, buyers showed less disposition to
take hold. Sour hu been very active throughout the day,
mostly at 4 dots. 621 e. The sales of State and Western add
up 13,700 bushels. Southern Hoar is also firmer, with sales
of 1,200 bbls. at 5 dole. 181 e. to 6 dole. 371 c. for good
brands; 5 dole. 431 e. to 5 dole. 621 e. for favourite; and
6 dole. 68}c. to 7 dols, for rendes. Canadian flour is steady,
with sales of 1,500 bbls. at 5 dole. 121 c. Rye flour is heavy
at 3 dole. 561 e. to 3 dole. 621 c. fur fine, and 4 dole. to 4 dole.
311 c. for superfine. Corn meal is more buoyant at 3 dole.
for Jersey, and 3 dole. 25e. for Bndywine. Went
is in active demand, and all good samples here or to arrive
are freely taken. The sales are 23,700 bushels white Ohio
at 1 dol. 291 c. to 1 dol. 30c. mostly at the latter rate, to
arrive ; 9,000 red Ohio at 1 dots 16c. to 1 dols. 17c. ; 6,700
white Canadian at 1 dol. 27c. ; and 5,000 Upper Lake at
about 1 dol. 4c. Rye is heavy and nominal at 82e. to 83c.
Oats have advanced to 42c to 44e. for good state and western.
Corn is more active at firmer prices ; the sales are 42,000
bushels at 65c. to 67c. for unsound; 67c. to 6.3 e. for southern
white ; 68c. to 70e. for western mixed ; 70c. to 71e. for
yellow, the latter for prime lots, of which considerable
sales wero made.

FREIORTS.—To Liverpool 12,000bbls. of dour were en-
gaged at 21. ; 28.000 bushels of wheat at 6d. in bulk, and
6d. to 6ld in ship's big.. R,siu, la. 91 to Is. 10Id. To
Antwerp 200 bales tobacco and 155 tons logwood, at 20s.
Charters for breadstuff* have also been made for the Con-
tinent on private terms.