The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-05 00:00:00

NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, MARCH 23.
Money continues in demand at 8 to 10 per cent. for Hest
class and 11 to 16 per cent. for second class mercantile paper.
Money on tall is in request at 7 per cent.
The Stock Exchange is in much the same condition. The
heavy sales of Erie shares at declining rates continued, and
821 per cent. was at one time touched. Bat in the afternoon
of yesterday buyers took hold with more spirit, and the
stock brought 831. closing at 831 to 1. The other specula-
tives fluctuated from to per cent. There is unusual
steadiness in prices, the unsettled state of the money market
considered. And this feeling extended also to the higher
class of shares to-day. Railway Bonds were weak. State
and Federal only moderately supported.
Foreign Exchange is dull. Bills on London sold at 108
to 1081 ; Bankers' Bats 109 to 109/. Paris 6. 161 to 6.18}.
Amsterdam, 401, 401 ; Bremen 79 to 79i. Hamburg 36 to
361. Frankfort, 401 to 401.
Corrox.—Our last review of the market was written for
the Pacific steamer of 19th instant. On the 19th the sales
reported were 1,700 ; on the 21st, 1,600, and to-dsy (22nd),
1,600 ; but in addition, several lots have been disposed of,
particulars of which have not transpired. Prices are 3c.
higher on all grades under good middling. Owing to in-
terruption in the lines we have no later telegraphic infor-
mation than that given in our lest from New Orleans, but
are indirectly informed, via Savannah, that the excess as
made up at New °Wens, is reduced to 450,000 bales. Our
last quotation for middling from New Orleans, was 91 c. on
the 18th; freight and at Charleston on the 19th, good
ordinary was 91 c., middling 101 c., good middling 101 e.,
freight d. The market closes here with an active inquiry
for export, home use, and speculation, at the annexed
quotations:

New Orleans Other
and Terse. Oult Ports. AtLittle.
Inferior nom. nom. nom.
Low to good ord. 9l to 91 9to 91 81 to 9
Low to good add
Idkl. raw _ tofair II to 121 -
- 111 to 12 111 to 114
. • . -

BRUADSTOPFS.—The dulness' which has prevailed for so
long a time in the flour trade has continued for the past
fortnight, and been further increased by the unfavourable
accounts from England and the Continental ports, as re-
ceived up to the 4th instant by steamer Csnads. and also
by the present unsettled aspect of the money market, and
the daily additions to the stock by railroads, and dimi-
nished demand for export. The decline has been from
37i to 60 cents ber bbl., chiefly on the shipping quali-
ties. A large portion of that description is yet in the
hands of speculative holders, who sell as the exigencies of
the moment require, often at very irregular pricer. Poe
home use there is some improvement in the demand,
but purchases are made sparingly to supply immediate
wants. From the west the recent amounts represent
the stocks at the shipping ports as lighter than usual for
the season. At the close of yesterday's transactions the
rates favoured the buyer, but purchasers were rather more
plenty than sellers at or under the quotations below.
Southern brands have also felt the influence of the above
causes, and are lower. The inquiry for Australia and
Pacific ports has materially decreased, and fancy and extra
brands are easier to purchase. In wheat there has been
some movement lately by shipments from first hands, and
rather tree sales is addition at a decline of 4c. to Sc. per
bushel, helping in a measure to relieve the market—the
article is in few hands, but prices at the close very un-
settled. Rye is scarce and firm. Barley and oats inactive
and lower. Indian corn sells freely for home use, but the
late accounts retard export inquiries except akmuch lower
rates.

FUEIOIIIII are to Liverpool:—Cotton, Id. to 5.16 d.;
4,000 barrels were taken at 2s. 9d. Grain, 71d. Resin,
24. 9d. Heavy goods, per ton, 255. to 275. 6d. 'To London :
Tobacco per hd., 30s. to 355. ; flour per bbl., 25. 9d. to
35.; turpentine per 2801b5., 31. 6d. ; measurement goods
per ton, Ms. ; heavy goods, oil, etc., 255. to 305. ; cheese,
305.; bee( per tee, 6s. To Havre:—Cotton, square bale.,
per lb., jc. ; ashes per ton, 8 doll. to 10 dols.; rice, 10 dole.;
mcokurement goods, 10 dole. ; whalebone, &c., per lb., 2c.
To Glasgow:—Flour, 3s.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1863.
The Mate of the Weather at each of the following places
at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Thu statious are
arranged in order of latitude.
Haar:Nos—S.W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
Bouruawrrow—S. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy.
TENBEIDOE—S.W.; Gentle Breeze ; Clondlese.
BAsistoirroxa—N.W.; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy.
GREENWICH—W. • Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
SWINDON—W,.• GREENWICH—W.
Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
YAREOPTH—W.; Gentle Breeze ;
HOLYHEAD—W.,- Gentle Breeze ; Fine.
LANCASTER—S.W.; Calm ; Partially Cloudy.
Wurrev—Calm • Cloudless

DARLINGTON—AV, ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
SHAP-8. ; Calm; Overcast.

THIS DAY, Noow.
441440 r Wised. Btrootth of Wise. Pato of the Weather.
W. Cahn. Cloudy.