The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-29 00:00:00

Receipts Mown the Hede"l7i co theepee ing of rukeigstles Piths
lith hot
Flour, brie. ........ 1,410,171 Coen, burble
Corn Meet 46,732 Wheat, bu.stuls

1,6311,410
1,123,312

Rye, bushels 119,430
Basearrees.-Flour : We report ask* of 1,000 Var. to 1,100 Mb.
Oswego, at 3 dole. 9 le.• ' 630 do. Genesee, part afloat, at 6 dots. ;
2,100 do. strelght brandaMichigan, at S dots. 73c. ; 300 do. Michigan,
at 5 dor. 614 r...; 500 do. straight Ohio, sold for export, at 6 dor.; small
secs southern brands were made at 6 doh. to 6 dole. 12;r.; and
400 bbla. Southern Ohio sold at 6 dole. 124 e , made up
of severe roan lots ; 1,000 do. Genesee sold, to arrive
in July, at 6 dole. Wheat sales of 3,003 bushels Ohio white
were made at 1 dol. 23c. ; 5,000 do. do. at I dots 27c. • 3,000 do. Ge-
nesee sold at I dol. 37c., and 6,003 do. Illinois mixed rld at I del. 18c.
Corn : sales of about 20,000 bushels western mixed were made at
620, to 63e. ; 2,000 do. at 61e.; 5,303 do. flat yellow, sold at 6k. to
63a. ; 4,200 do. round inked sold at 63c. to 66c.; Bre can. retied
yellow at 67e. to 69c., chiefly at the latter figure, and 1,040 to 1,300 do.
at 69. Meal: 5-l0 bills. western New York sold at 3 dole. 121. and
1,900 do. di., intruding 403 afloat, at S dots. Rye sales of 1,300
bushels were reported at 85c., and 2,000 do. at filc. Rye Flour: 300
bbla. Pennsylvania gold at 4 dela. 230, Ors: tales of 2,500 butter
wee reported at 4k.
Corros.-After the departure of the Cambria on the Ist
inert, prices here were steady, with a good demand, indicating a
arm market. On Monday morning, the 31h instant, we were prole
In poression of Liverpool date to 19th ult. per steamer Caledonia,
adering of an advance of one-eighth of a penny per pound on the
middling grades; these accounts being on the whole, merely can.
amatory of the previous ones, the market here opened oo the
next day with a moderate demand at previous rates, and r
holders met the inqulty seedily, ami seemed droned to
meet the views of buyers, price gradually fell off, and
during the List few days, purchase could readily be made
threeseighta of a cent lower than for prelims quotation"
on the lower grades, and a quarter of a cent lower on the hither
grades, to which we have &Peed me figures. The tales Lrtr
averaged al eut 700 bales dilly, and as heretofore, hare been order
to the sante of our home trade, with the exception of oecasionaCpur-
chases of a few hundred bales for the continedal motets. The sale"
yesterday amounted to 2,000 bales at firmer price, and as holders
offered their supplies more sparingly. it was thilicult to buy ewe
parcels at our inside quotations. The defltieney of the receipts this
season as compared with the precious one, now rands at 262,000
bales. The de ltieney of exports to Great Britain, 200,430 bales ; to
France, 123,000 hale ; other foreign ports 2a,,.00 bales : mailing a
total deficiency of export of 431,000 bales.
Provisiosc-Sale of 103 bble. best goalie prime pork were made
at 13 dole. 50.; 303 do. sour prime rid at II dots. • 120 bbla. Ohio
mime we reported roe at 11 sole. 30c. ; and 100 de:. new men were
reported rid at 14 dole. 874 c.; 80 to 90 casks pickled roulettes sold at
6c. Beef was steady at previous price. Lard : 14c. was irked for •
good article, In harrelo, and 9c. offered. Char we quote at G. to
74e. Orange county butter. wee worth 184 c. New York Western,
130, to 15 c.; Ohio, 10e. to 12e.
Fariturni-A cargo was engaged to London at 4s. per bed. An
American vessel engaged flour for Liecrpool at 3s. 101 d. and lid. for
grain. Packets for the name port engaged flour at 4., and grain, in
bulk, at la. Id. To London, 5,000 bet were engaged at 4k, and grain
at lid. A British reseed engaged 4,000 bbla to laverpoot at 3s. 6d.
There wan no change to the continent
Atasev, IV LT 14. -SO= was a shade firmer, but no MICR were
made worth reporting. Corn Sales of 2,000 bushels Western mixed
and fist yellow were made at 60e. Rye: 2,000 bushels were reported
at 700. Oar 10,000 bushels sold at 40c. No ebande in provisions.
Whisky wail •omeshat firmer. Receipts by canal for the preceding
24 hours were as follows Flour, 17,000 bbla. ; corn, 31,,06 bushels ;
oats, 10,000 do.; wheat, 9,000 do.
Roses, Jute 14. -Flour metiers dull, and we quote Michigan
and Genesee at 5 dots. 621 e. to 5 dots. 730. No tales of mascot were
retorted.-Osen continued hsa7. Saint 2,000 bushels Southern and
Western, mixed, add at 70c. to / 14c ; Northern Round Yellow was in-
active at 80c.. and the tendency of the market was downwards.-Clata
were dull at 43e. -We quote kye at 90. to 9k.-Meal do. at 3 dole.
75. to 4 dols.-Prorisions no erne: prime, 14 dor. to It dole. 30c ;
prime mew held at 17 dole. to 18 dots.-Freights to Lierpoool: Flour,
3a. fd. ; to London, 3a. 6d. to 2c-Cotton : talcs light; no change in
min a
New OilLP.Akk Jeir 6.-Cotton There was a good deal of in-
quiry, which, however, co!y resulted in the sale of 1.010 bales in
mall !or. Tobacco We only hear of the sale of two lota, one at 38
and the ooh rof 25 lilids. Sugar and Statuses: Traneactions limited
to small isles at Fever rates. Flour Market at a stand; the only
sales we hear of are 330 and 200 bbla re at 5 dots. 50e. Wheat:
Sales 409 and 1,400 peeks prime at 1 dol. 23c. Corn Market heavy
soles 300 bbls. mired at 63c., and 2,300 prime Yellow, in small lots.
at 70e. Oats, 300 sack. were sold at 35e. Lead: 300 bbla. prime
lard were taints at 9. c. ; and 230 kegs at 18e.
Penisioarisia, Jute IL-Prices arc nearly steady for flour, and
the demand has somewhat instead. Saks of G,OOO to 7,000 bbls., aL
dole. 1210. to dots. 31. for Western, chiefly at 5 dor. 25c. to
5 dots. 30c. for fresh ground Pennsylvania, Including 1.000 hew deli-
verable in all 1847, at 5 dole., and extra at 6 dole. Rye gnu Is held at
3 doh. 73c., but nr sales. Coen meal is in fair demand, eta slight ads
rare. Fees of 1,800 bbr. at 4 dola. 124. • some holders now sr
higher. Wheat is in moderate demand. Sales of prime red and white
mixed nt I dot. 13e. to 1 dol. 16e. ; 7,000 burets good red at 1 dYl.lOe.,
and Jeerer at 1 dol. se. per bushel; some Southern red at I del. 10e
Rye is dull, and no sales. Corn: Sales of 5,000 Pennsylvania yellow
at 70r. per bushel, part in store, part delivered, and a lot at • pries
to be fixed. Oats have declined; a sale of Southern at 43c., and sire
1,500 bushels at 42e.

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