The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-09 00:00:00

Other Gulf
Atlantic Porta. Florida. Porta.

Ordinarylow togood tn 91 el to 91 ep to 91
'diddling low to good 10 to 11 19 toll lOg to 111
tair tofair
COrm.—Sinee our last there has been an active demand
for Brasil, and prices have advanced fully 1 per lb. Other
descriptions are firm at full prices. The sales of the week
are :-7,000 bags Brazil, at 9 to 10c. ; 2,000 mate Jara, 11
to 111 e. ; 5,000 bags Lagueyra„ 91 to 10c. ; 200 do. Purto
Rico, 91c ; 500 do. Maracaibo, 90c.
FLOns.—The operations of the week past have been in-
terrupted by !creeks in the Erie Canal, and our suppdes
quite limited. The demand for home use has been active,
and a number of sales on Freuch account have been made,
but principally of the better kinds of State and Ohio.
There is also a good demand (with several sales) for deli.
very in September and October of State brands at some ad-
vance on present rates. At the close yesterday the en. -
plies were short of the present demand, and prince were
about 61e. per bbl. better. We quote ordinary to straight
state at 3 181 dole. to 625 dole; mixed to good brands of
Michigan and Indiana, 5 181 dole. to 5 370 doll. ; common
to fancy Ohio, 5 311 dole. to 550. Canadian is scarce and
wanted, with sales to arrive at ,5 50 dole. in bond. Southern
is in moderate request, but prices firm at 6 371 dole. to
575 for common to favourite 13.1tiniore, Alexandria and
Georgetown, at 6 75 dole. to 673 dole. for fancy and extra.
Rye flour sells in lots at 350 dole. to 375 dole. Corn meal
is quiet at 3 121 dole. to 3 181 dole. for Jersey, and 3 75 dole.
for Brandywine. The expirts from this port, from the let
to the 23d August, 18.53, wheat flour, 116,991 bbls : 1852,
106.780 bbls.

GRAlN—Notwithstanding the last accounts from Eng-
land were unfavourable for wheat, there is still a good
demand for export and particularly for delivery in the
next two months. Within the last week sales ►are
been made of white Genesee of the new crop, to ar-
rive in a few weeks, at 133 c. to 135 c. Many of the
transactions are on private terms, but will all come
within oar range. Among the operations of the week
Pant we hear of 58,000 bushels Michigan white at 128 e. to
133 e.; 88,000 bushels Ohio white, at 125 e. to 133 c. 2,750
bushels red, 1 ise. in store ; 7,800 bushels mixed, 119 e. to
120 e. ; 51,000 bushels Genesee white, new, 131 e. to 1361 c. ;
2,700 bushels red ditto, 118 e. to 120 c. ; 5,700 bushels
Southern white and red, 123 c. to 125 c. ; 14,100 bushels
' Canadi►n in bend, 128 e. to 127 c. Rye is quiet-86.:. to
8710. Oats are dull : 48c. to 50e. for state and western.
For corn there is a moderate supply and good inquiry, with
sales during the week of 150,000 bushels, closing at 72c. to
73c. for unsound; 73c. to 731 c. for southern mixed ; 74c.
to 75c. for southern white and yellow ; 74c. to 7410. for
western mixed.

The exports from this pert from the let to 3rd August :
1853. 1852
Wheat, bushels 426,480 142,898
Corn, bushels
Hu:mi.-The market is firm with a good demand. The
sales include 2,000 Buenos Ayres, at 221 e. to 18c., 6 months ;
7,000 Rio Grande, at 221 e. to 171 e., do. ; 1,000 Porto
Cabello, at 24c. to 131 c., less a large discount for cash ;
3.109 Buenos Ayres, 2111 b, at 171 c., 6 months; 6,600 Rio
Grande, afloat, 221 b., part cash, less 444 per cent., and part
8 months, adding 2 months interest ; 3,500 do. hem store,
231 b., part for Canada, at 171 c. ; 1,646 Vera Cruz, at 141 e.
at they run, and 141 c. rejecting bad damaged; 140 booked
Porto Cabello, 25th., at 121 c.; 1,676 Pernambuco, 321 b., for
another market, something over 12e.: 200 green salted
Florida, at 7o , 7 months ; 130 Autigus, on private term ;
and 600 city slaughter, light and middle weights, at 7c.
cash; and In Philadelphia for this market, 4,000 Porto
Cabello, 221 b., at 141 c. at 6 month', delivered here.
NAVAL &mem-Spirits of turpentine has been in de-
mand during the week, and prices have advanced to 50c.
to 63c. There are no large lots offering. The last sales
of crude turpentine were made at 3 dols. 621 c. Common
rosin sold to moderate extent at 1 dol. 44e. to 1 dol. 571 c.;
White do., at 2 doll. 2.5 c. to 4 dole 50c. Tar, at 4 dole.
671 e.
Pnovisrogs.-Pork has been ie fair demand, with con-
siderable sales, at from 15 dole. 371 c. to 16 dole. 60c. fur
mess; prime, 12 dole. 75c. to 13 dole. Clear pork has been
in fair demand at 17 dole. 2.5 c., and nearly all in the market
has been sold-now held at 17 dole. 60c. Sour mess at
14 dols. 25e. to 14 dole. 60c.; prime, 9 dole. to 9 dole. 50c.
Rump pork, 12 dole. to 12 dols. 60c. Cut meats are more
inquired for. Hams in pickle and dry salt, 71c. to 9c.;
shoulders, 6c. to 61e. ; sides in dry salt, 71e. to 71c. Smoked
sides, 71e. to 8c ; shoulders, 61c. to 7c. ; haw, 9c. to 12e.
Lord is very quiet, and the recent advance is nit main-
tained lolc. to Ile.; kegs, 12c. In beef there has
been abetter demand ; City mess, 12 dole. to 12 dole .50c. ;
repacked Chicago, and other good brands, sell from 11 dole.
60c. to 12 dole. 2.5 c. ; extra mess, 13 dols. to 14 dolt ; country
mess, 8 dole. to 10 dole. ; railroad, 7 doll. to 7 dole. 76c.;
City prime, 6 dole. to 6 dole. 25e. ; country prime, 6 dole
to 5 dole. ifrOc. Prime mess beef is more inquired for, with
sales, from 16 dole. to 19 dole. Beef hams are in demand,
from 11 dole. 50c. to 13 dole. 50e. Smoked beef, 9c. to 10c.
Butter arrives sparingly, and we quote State dairies IGc. to
20e.; Orange Co., 22c. ; Ohio, 13e. to 16c. Cheese is c
%meted for by a few houses, and melts from 81c. to 9c. per lb.
TOBACCO.-In Kentucky leaf only a limited business
is doing ; in prices we notice but little change ; holders are
generally firm, and the sales effected range, from 61e. to
91c., with a few lairds. selected at higher figures ; 11 blade.
Hawn County, 71e. ; 200 cases Ohio and Cone (Tricot seed
leaf at 51e. to 9c. ; 162 bales Havana at 2.5 e. to 65c. ; 200 do.
Cuba, part at 211 c.
W00r..-We have only to note continued inactivity.
For no description is there a demand. A reduction in the
price of tame descriptions of American would be submitted
te, but the chief holders are pretty firm, and think that
September will bring a more lively state of affairs, and that
there will be ne real decline.
Fll.llolire.-There is a fair amount offering for Europe.
We quota : To Liverpool-Cotton, 3-16 d. to 7-32 d. ; tobacco,
her bbd., 30e. ; flour, 2a. 6d. ; rosin, 2s. 71d. to 2s. 9d. ;
avy good., per ton, 2.55. to 275. sd. ; grain, in bulk, per
bash., 61 I. ; beef, per tierce, ss. To London-Tobeceo,
per bhd., 275. to 305.; flour, per barrel, 3s. ; turpentine,
per 2801 be., 3s. 6d.; measurement goods, per ton, 20s. to
30e. ; heavy goods, oil, &a., 30s. to 321. 6d. ; beef, per tree,
6e. 6d. to 65.; oil cake, per barrel, 3s. To Havre-Cotton,
square bales, per lb., le.; ashes, per too, 7 dole. to 9 dole.;
rice, 8 dole.; quercitron bark, 8 dole. to 10 dols.; measure-
ment goods, 8 dole.; whalebone, &c., per lb., ic.; flour,
per barrel, 600. ; grain, per bush., 10e.

GREAT BRITAIN, CUBA, AND THE UNITED

STATES.