The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-21 00:00:00

COTTOY

- (From Takott and Brother'. Circular.)
Our Lilt review was written fur the .Iretie, 4th inst., and
left the market lo an unset,led and deptcoved moot-Bon, cauael by the
Canada's advice& On the 3th scarcely any sal. s were effe ted. Yes-
terday in all about 1,000 b Were furred, at folly le, reduction on
the quotation* of the oth, chiefly Upland., at 121 c. for roddling, 13e.
fn middling lair, and I tie. lee fair. Today the intelligence hoot
Charleston, dovannah, anti Mobile, In return to the Mcan.er's advice*
per telegraph, ',bowing my • decline 0f../e. in the that t costumed
market.(" fur" beteg lie, 5041" mid. 12c.), and Ic. in Mobile,
"middling" 112 e , with advancing fretght at exh port, has. being oc-
tants-ducal by the orders Isom the south "to hold," led to an
lacreued demand here soda recorery of I be larger proportion, if not
the whole of the ground loot pa red ,y. 'the rules reported on 'Change
were Oyu balm. Vie quote sus tdloo o:
Tres Ban. Bas. Tres Ordin're. Ordlo're.
New Orleans itl 131 131 to le 141
Mobile
Up'ande l2 134 131 131 to 1
Yaluoient—Nothing offering for France ; nominal rate the came,
se. • to lAverpol mote Coeur —establ shed rate, 3-32nds.
Cor.—The latest table made up of melte., exports, &0., errs the
fallowing resultot—laceis in receipts at all the porta 46,61.1 baler;
encm in cap .rts to great Britain, 29,..64 bales; encere in sanest' m'
France, 46,t4. bales. The free receipt. at Mobile and New Orleans
have induced room parte., at those points to increve their armor's
white in the Atlantic Nate- there is no change of opinion. ln oinking
our estimate of the crop advised per Aria, Nov. 3th, we were girded
by the choosier and length tit the KM!, hoot the date of blooming
to that of or.ling (Tort, and ere not &sneered to change It from the
flgure• then advised, namely, 2,111,000 to 2,133,001 bake, to conse-
quence of the present easeee in arrivals at the porno, well knowing the
fallacy of &Unclog conclusions from ouch data. The exports to Havre
will now decrease, as there is a lodine of epprehenision that the
declining course of the Liverpool market will prmitree an unfa-
vourable eolith:ore on that 44 Havre in eonsuitienee of the
free shipments thither made. The Gallia or to-morrow,
city 3,000 hales, cleats with only about 4311 bales. The total export
to ?ranee is since Ist September, 173 000 hales, and thin would be •
deatient sopply if the onerous duty on the raw material was repealed
or soodilkd, and the numnfaeurers of France thu. be enabled to cum.
peter fairly with those of (ivat Britain, who are now monopolputut,
through tort tarstrseing p,liey of oir itobert l'yel, the market* of the
world for their manufactured goods.
Banat m rea—Foot e.— We observed more firmness in the 'casket
for Western and 'state today, though priers remained without (loot.
able change. A better inquiry prevailed for city use. and these was
a m &nue business done in Western tor export. liulders of glate
evinced leus inclinatam to realise, lad the low grades were, U any-
thing. better.
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Assite.l4lstber more activity preeailed In the market for thls ar-
ticle mince our last, without epectd change to value. TM receipts by
railroad during the week have been fair for the mason. The day's
smite reached 100 barrels, at 3 doh. 6lic fur pots and pearls.
HUM. —a moderate demand prevelled in tee market for all dee•
criptioes derma the past week, and with leash etelts Talbot better
prices Imes been nalised. We noticed site, of 9,750 Buenos Ayres,
amortise relbe, at I 4 less I per cent, 5 months; 4.225 Rio Grande,
awaits, 23.ba at Ills., Rumness, 9.6 peel salted cow, Buenos
Area, at le. ; 1,, esse dry western, et loft., cash, as they run; 000
Certhagem, at 101 e, IN/ 4 per cent, as tier run; 144 wet ...sited Cu-
roma, at 9e.., Ims 4ow cent.; and 1.0 Buenos Ape bull at tc.
auction, VS P.Agli-b slaughter bide. were sold f account of the
underwriters, at lje , mats. sa they rue, sight, damage!. TM
stock on hand this 'venire reached 30,ns 0 of all kind..
New ORLEANS, FEE. 7.
The sales of cotton hare boon 4,000 bales, at fc. docline
since the Canada's news. Flour has declined 1,044 We. Oho sold
at 4 dole. Ile., and fit. Louie at 4 d tti 23c. Belson side. are at
and shoo den °sc. Prime barrelled lard eels at lj to Sc., and Mil at
Sugar, mousey slid pork, are unchenged.

WEAR VALLET RAILWAT.—The half-yearly meet-
ing was held in Darlington on Monday—H. Stollen, Esq.,
in the chair. The report stated that the bill providing
powers for amalgamation with the Stockton and Darlington
Company had been withdrawn, and the new bill introduced
in its stead had been read the first time. A resolution was
then carried approving of the recommendation of the special
'general meeting of the proprietors held in London on the
I lth inst., and declaring a dividend of 5 per cent. to regis-
tered shareholders. —J. C. Hopkins, Esq., had pleasure in
bearing testimony to the clear and intelligent manner in
which every resolution had be n put at the London meet-
ing.—Similar testimony was borne by Mr. Plews, Mr. A.
Kitching, and Mr. it. Thompeon.—Mr. Plows said that as
the interests of the Wear Valley Company and those of the
Stockton and Darlington Company were so completely
identical, he thought that the meeting ought not to separate
without espresaing an opinion in reference to the Tees con-
servancy measure. He moved that the proprietors of the
Wear Valley Railway approve of the steps taken by the
Stockton and Darlington Company to secure a proper con-
servancy of the river Toes, and request them to persevere in
their efforts.—A Shareholder seconded the resolution, which
was passed unanimously .—A vote of thanks to the chairman
terminated the proccedinia