The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-15 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOMBAY, San. 11.
SU,ce our last report mot descriptions of geverument
woe:tics have fallen iu price, and we quote accordingly
con,iderable sales on all descriptions at the reduced sees.
The greatest depression has been in 6 per cent. paper, *lnn)"
has bean sold to some extent at 103} to 1031 pc c,131. 'n
bank shares there has been little doing, except in Bank
of Bombay Stock, which has advanced to 38 per cent.
prem. Money_ continues abundant In all quarters-
Bu!licn and Mexican dollars base sold freely for the China
market at advanced rates.
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Since the date of our last market report there hap been
cons:derable fall of rain, which continues at intervals, sad

Shill 11:i our termer fears as to
.the harvest are quieted, ao4
nose twirl news to autotimer good etops of grain and
I th; the last I‘ ports from llrooell evtimatitg, that the
mosses el cotton to thou' disttiete, if
roontss lig unusual
toom V losatitime to damage the geg crops, will
b tom, 3) to per veva get tor during this than the last

mien..
lo ea,. goo's there has been a fair amount of business
.
Is theist however, toe briskness previously
ego most mein inquiry being for Grey bladapollame and
it- .art.,
• which command enhanced price},—while yarns
are ratMr dull, ear, pupilfur Turkey red, which i e very
se:e:enle. NG tale also :leaned more attention, the imports
his.: any entail.
tioei 38 by 10, 5 1 to 611 b. Since the date
gr,,,,e lam ',port but few sales of these have transpired.
quistity in tor hands of the dealers is now ruppesed to
be seer small, The value we Met quoted remains unaltered,
bed Mire seemed every probability of its being steadily
meintained in the pfteent. For 6.b. the inquiry remains
c:OCC at 3 13.16. The higher qualities like-
emoinue to maintain their value in •he marker,
sit ,g ,w, have not many sales to report ;45 inch goods
car,,,,, LW' 11,till.TY at former rates, the higher qualities
oeclined in value.
Us' s L. t,. Ciente—The season for theft goods has not
t ta:l4 o; mod, and as yet there is but little inquiry for
them
Gore T Cvirus are without any change worth noticing
ee,e tee ive our last report.
„,, ries remain without change. The present
ill .11) to be for a lung and narrow deecription.
e ma. het is overstocked, and prices
kas• • ins *hat deelined.
l ti e• of the common and lower qvali•i-s
se„ request at from re. 31 to re. 4. The bigP.tr
gr, not. u. .at more in stock and difficult of sale, verve
if a depreciated value.
BLE.tUtI I. MADAEULLAIIS of the higher qualit',o are
dal; tee common and low( r descriptions are in nueunt.
Beimeneti Duette of 21 sards and 12 yards .till meet
with a ready sale, the tumor at es. 4, and the latter at
ra
Beittentrat Jaeoerre of the higher descriptions very
gull, .lee lower qualities ate is request.
liesaviteu 3leies.—The stock of the ordinary derserip-
lees having been somewhat reduced, a fair incuiry
The higher qualities bees likewise somewhat improved in
sales.
Larears and Lereee &Alan are without change. The
foe qualities are wasted.
boon oft *us without change.
-OVID Cass W., are wanted and saleable.
Tenant lite C oohs are not yet in reason, but there is
us improving inquiry for cambric., of which 5,600 pieces,
28 by 25, wore sold at 6 es. 3 minas per piece ; for twill ago
asp mule we base no change to notice or sales to report;
but 1,440 p.eces Turkey red scarfs 31 by 31 sold at 2 is.
21 am. to 2 es. 3 ans. per piece.
Gum VAbiNA bare only been sold to the extent of 175
be mule and 160 of water ; as the expert trade has not
yet opened, and the imports have been heavy, we notice
sd. clue m 1 to 1 meta on moat counts, except on .No. 40
water, which shows a slight advance.
'.41: e wter.—No. 20, 6 to 61 ans.; No. 30, 61 to 71
Ys. , Nu. 40_7 4•16 to 8.16 ans. ; NJ. 50, 9 ass ; No. 60,
101 an. ; Nu. 70, 10 to 101 ans. • Ni,. 80, II to 111 ans. ;
:10,121 to 13 ans.; N 0.100,14 to 15 ans. per lb.
Te RA EY RED YARN* are very rateable, No. 30 to GO at
so 1 4•16 to 8-16 per lb. ; 11 bales No. 40 and 50 were sold
at re. 1 41 146 per lb. Orange Yarns are much over-
snp lied, and No. 30 to GO are with difficulty sold at 10
Is lit anon per lb. No sales are reported.
Morals generally have improved in value. Copper has
advanced is. 1 to 2 per cwt. ; sheathing and brazier's being
DM worth n. 62 to 621 ; bottoms, re. 63 ; bolt, n. 60 ;
rs. Sip to 56; South American slabs, n. 52 ; spelter
Is sow .oath n. 121 to 13. Lead : Pig, re. 11; sheet,
is 12 to 13,; tin plates, n. 13 to 131 per box. Iron:
English bars, rs. 35 to 36; Swedish bars, rs. 49 to 50;
square nail red, n. 311 to 3.5; round nail rod, in. 45 per
candy; sheet iron, n. 7 to 71; hoop iron, rs. 6 to 7 per
cut.; steel, in tabs, n. 12; in faggots, re. 9 to 10 per
cwt.
Getexsinven is saleable at is. 62 to 53 per maund.
tociiiNiaL is held in heavy stock, but a, sale of 20,000
lbs. of it is reported at r. 1 14 anon per lb.
CortoN.—Few transactions have taken place since the
arrival of the last mail from England, as the dealers have
raised their prices to rate, which is not met by purchasers ;
but the &cline is the ran of freights have lately given
Minn.. to holders of cotton, which cannot now be had
under r.. 103 for Dhollerah, and re. 105 to 106 per candy
far Bru, cli soil Surat, which will cost free on board, with
freight and insurance to Liverpool, 4s. Ofd. and 41. 7-16 d.
per lb. The exports since the 30th ult. are 20,74.51 bales.
Linseed is now out of stock ; the price asked for seed to
anise in November and December is rs. 3 8-16 per cwt.
Meela coffee is to be had at re. 9 4-16 to 8-16 per maund
of 41 lbs.
Exchange on England has fluctuated. On the arrival of
the last China mail on the 3rd instant a good amount of
redit bills were disposed of at 2s. 1 10-16 d per rupee,
but the rate has since peen way, and may now be quoted
at 2s. 1 5•14 d. to 2.. lid. per rupee at 6 months' sight,
with a downward tendency. Exchange on Calcutta is at
is. 991 for Calcutta ; re. 100 at 60 days' sight. On China
as drafts an to be had at rs. 245 per dirs. 100 at 60 days'
sight.
Fezionre.—Eight days ego scarcely any tonnage was
to be had to Liverpool at 34. 6a. to 31. 10s. per ton; since
which time many vessels have arrived end little cotton
offering. Rates have now declined to 21. 16e. to 21. 171.6 d.
per ton ; to London there is no vessel on the berth, but a
few ships are required to bad on the coast. To China
there is little doing, and vessels loading can with diffi-
culty get n. 12 per candy.
CALCUTTA, AVOURS 27.
Ez ports of the last week to England have been of a very
moderate nature; but there has bean a good deal of bur-
lier in progress for America; besides several ships are
loading for the southern colonies.
Upwards of 300 chests of Indigo have been despatched
to Great Britain in the course of last week. Sugar con-
lieu's to be disregarded by shippers is a most wonderful
manner. Not so much as 1,000 mds. have been shipped
during the week to Great Britain. In this article, however,
a good deal of barren has been in progress for Australia,
which in some tinware tends to p the accumulation
of stocks in the bazaar. Raw silk remains in vigorous de-
mand, and the exports from Ist to 25th instant amount to
1,840 mounds. In silk piece goods there does not appear to
base been much done during this last week. Saltpetre is
kept up in value by the lively demand which exists for it in
all qualities, and tor nearly all markets. Of rice the ship-
ments to reat Britain continue moderate, while to the

Mauritian they are more eaasive than for soManoU6
put. In Shellac a moderate business has prevailed. The
same may be said of Lardy.. Several sales of Safflower
are reported, bat the shipments reported are trifling. Hides
have been in fair request, but almost exclusively for Great
Britain and North America. In Linseed shipments the
Americans °mulatto to "Go ahead." Nothing fresh for
Great Britain has been done in this mune of the week.
Mustard Seed remains quiet. Cantor Oil is very little sought
after. Jute amongst British shippers is quite neglected. So
far this month the exports of this article to France are
nearly equal to those to England, while to North America
they an about double. In Catch there is aothing doing.
There has been a little doing in Raw Cotton, chiefly for
Chiaa. Rum shipments are moderate.
The eighth °mum sale of the mum was held en Mos-
day, the 22d last. Pans has goes rather more than 18 r..
per nest higher than before, while Boum is a few
Mess per chest lower. The Peninsular and Oriental
Oinpany's steamer PAL leaves oaths 28th, and she will
pliably get a full largo of the drug. The Laerick, and
is American clipper the Mermaid, are ben advertised te
Lan la • few days. The Pant Shan arrived of tows on
the evening of the 25th last
The import market Ins not Ineapillninfi Meet/ end
aim eossequently are on a eon Neiman U en small nee
dm Os season of the year. Trimmenme segoind la grey
inn p are a mere trifle. Mite ablidep in in seer de-
nied, chiefly low kink Co.'s n. 460 te 4ii.they
noispollams and Junimme, both grey and white, ban end
play freely at heirs Mei. Prints of all sorts have been
d, mid the soperted sales an eimaiderable. Tar-
frahlsed strarhavesablles fair extent. book marlins ban
at late low prim. weolleas rather a large
banns Undies. No sales of heavy pey, such as
Side end detenp, have been reported. Drillings of
dl
sees remain egglosted.
Mule twist is repined sold to the extent of about 1,200
bliss, a good many of which are 60e., which have sold at
3 seam 6 piss. This No. is likely to go a:little higher
3 61 has been offered for two or three punts, but holders
mined. Friers of other Noe. nem a little stiffer than
they way. Coloured yarns bays found purchasers to a fair
latent.
to metals copper and iron chiefly have found purchasers.
Ode or two parcels of load and block tin ate also reported
sold. Splint is still quite void of demand.
There is no change to the mosey market. Danko( Ben-
pl, :gen a Bask, and other shans remain of previous value.
meat securities are without essential change. Quo-
With' of goveremeat neuritis' are:—Transfer Five per
Costa., is. 6 12 to re. 7 prim. New Fives, n. 3to
ea 3 peens.; old Sion ditto, 4to 6 prem. ; Co.'s es.
Four per Cwt., Ito 2 dig. The share market stands as
follows :—Bank of Bengal Shares, Co.'s rs. 6,125 to rs. 6,050
oath; Agra sea C. 8. Bank, Co.'s rs. 660 to n. 1385 each ;
North Western Bank, Co.'s rs. 300 to is. 305 each; India
General Steam, Co.'s is. 559 to is. 600 each ; Bengal Coal
Complain, several trammetiens of late at Co.'s n. 1,000
each ; :Laded Wtshbowmt, Co.'s re. 1245 to n. 250 eath ;
Calcutta Steam Tag Amend= actual seas, Co.'s n. 600
to re. 660 each.
Msceiteon.—Preseet rates ase as follows:—First clam
credits, 2a. I. to 2s. Id. per rupee; ditto documents, 21. Id.
to 21. led. per rupee; to Chins, rs. 235 per dln. 100.
Fazzuftra.—Arrivals of the fortnight have again been
light. Quoted rates ate as follows:—To London; sugar,
3/. Us.; saltpetre, 31. 15•.; rice, 41. ; jute, 31. ; hides,
41.; oilseeds, 41.5 e. to 4/. 10a. shellac, 31. 10s. ; ;Le dye,
41. To Mauritius Company's rupees, 24 to 2 6 per beg,
payable ttcre at 50 cents.
Currox.—Shiments N Great! Britain and China are
srey light, being from Ist to 26th Augut as follows:
To China, 1,823 :muds ; Great Britain, 2,680 muds.
OPlClL—Naperts from Ist to 2.5 th August, 1853 :—To
Chloe, 1,611 chesty; Bineapore and Penang, 266 chests;
other placer, 5. Total, 1,779.

TnE EARL or tamust is danproasly ill in
England. His nephew and hair apparent, Valontin•
brown, Ruh M.P., is glee to attend hies.—Limerick
CAronsele.
OXFORD, OCT. 13.—CLERKS OF TIM MARXET'.—
The Rev. Philip Bliss, D.C.L., principal of flt. Harp Hall,
sad Mr. Edward Wetherell Bowden, M.A., registrar of
the University, and late fellow of New College, hats been
naypolated Werke of tas market for the year 'amiss.

Vbe Court.

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