The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-16 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL

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New YORK, July 3.—Coriron.—.Sales since the departure
of the Cambria amount to 10,400 bales. A speculative inquiry, added
to the wants of the trade and the demand foe export, and a small
raunty only offering, has enabled holders to obtain an advance of
c. on the lower, and le. on the better deecription• The impression
general one that, under the most favourable circumstances, the
soloing crop will fall far abort or that of the current season, and that
any change hereafter in the weather, or der ruction by worm, to
which the plant, from its tender eimditiim, is exposed, would r. dues
It below the average. The plant bloomed last year between the 2th
May and the 4th of June, this year it will not bloom generally before
the first week of the preeent month. Of the stock In port, whieh is
now estimated at 80,000 hales, not to exceed 3,000 bales could be
bought at the annexed quotations ; a very large portion is held under
limits of 10e. The trilling improvement obtained in England, In view
of the unfavourable condition of the sowing crop and the Immerse
consumption, is a matter of surprise to all engaged in the trade. The
quotations are as follow :-
1 New Orkens, MeV* Florida. Uplands.
and Tem.
Ordinary . ........... .71to ..„.. 71W
Good ordinary 7l to—
Middling
Good middling II to
Middling fair
Fair 9 to 9}
Fully fair -
The exports, lke., o. cotton since It September to the 23rd lest. are
as follow :

To CI. Brit Receipt& Stocks
Total export 2,078,000 1,466,000 2,543,000 199,000 bele&
Last per 6,313,000 1,124,000 2,261,00) 208,00
Year before 1,029,000 683,000 1,736,000 413,000
Facroars—The rate of freight are : —To Liverpool, for cotton, In
square hues, id., and in round, 5-32 d. per lb. To London, 2s. per
barrel for flour, and other articles in proportion. To Havre, tort
te per lb.
Beasmervret.—Conalderable firmness has been manifested for a
week past in flour, mused in a memory by moderate supplies and
some export inquirj. Corn has varied slightly, but the operations
have been large, as the statement below will show. The exports Iron,
this port to Cheat Britain and Ireland, for the week ending on the
26th inst., were 12,127 brls. flour, 800 Mts. corn meal, on 1 269,0;
bush. Indian corn. Thehome trade hes been moderate, but the eastern
sad export orders have made holders rather more firm, without hav-
ing caused much improvement. The common State brands are diffi-
cult to be obtained at less than 4 dots. 50c , although occasional isles
have been made at 4 dole. 44c. Straight State and Western 4 dol.. %le.
to 4 dots. 621 c.; pure Gesessee, 4 doh. 44e. to 3 dole.; fine and unto-
'meted. 4 doh. We. to 4 dole. 2.3 e.; Southern kinds me a 4
4 dots. 870. to 3 dots. Rye Sour mane at 3 dols. 6 Cong
eal in
demand at 2 dots. Ste. to $ din. for western and Jersey, and 3 dls. 182 e.
for Brandywine. The market for Wheat la heavy the better kinds
of Ohio are held at 100 e. to 106 e.; Genneriee 122 c. to 126 e. Barley
ia out of season. Northern oats are selling at 341 e. to 352e-
per basbeL Indian corn arrives freely, and finds ready buyers at 380.
to 39e. for round northern yellow ; for northern white ; 53e. to
We. tor southern yellow; 33e. to He. for Western high mixed; 530-
to 54c. for southern mixed.

are in fair demand at 3 dots. 364 c. to S dots. to 630.;
and Pearls at 5 dela 50e. per 100 Its.
Winserr.—With light receipts, thentarket infirm. Film of Ohio
have been made at 211 e. to 211 c.: 50 tweets of Pennsylvania, at 2k.;
and 100 kVA. (State Prison bsrrels) at Mc.
NAVAL STOMA AM 111114 with limited transactions. Rough turn.
tine was sold last week at 2 dole. 374 c. per bbl. of 2001bs. ; MOW
rates are now irked. Saks of spirits were made at from 32e. to 32ic.
cash, to 34e. 4 menthe. White rosin command. 3 dols. 50e. to
4 dole. 50e. per ISO itte.t; common do., 50c. to 90c. Tar, 1 dol. 75c. t 0
1 dol. 1174 e. Pitch, 1 dol. 2.5%