The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-25 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Juts 13. '
Money is abundant at s'x per cent. on demand loans, and
abundant facilities for the negotiation of good business
paper, at 6 to 7 per cent.
Exchange for steamer closes as follows:—Loudon, 60
i dos s, 91 to 91; Paris, 5 15 to 6.121; Amsterdam, 411 to
41 ; Frankfort, 401 tr 41 ; Bremen, 791 to 791 ; llaufbiarg,
34 to 361 ; Antwerp, 5 131 to 5 15.
le leading feature in the stock market is the steady
increase in price of government bond,. Our quotations
show salts of Si: per Cents. of 1867 to the extent of 31,000
dole, at 1221 to I, being an advance of j within the last
three weeks. State StO, ke are also in demand at improved
rites. New York State Fives of 1858 sold to-day at 109,
and of 1862. at 1101 ; Ohio Six per Cents. of IRGO, at 1071 ;
Kentucky Six per Cents., 1081; Virginia, 106. Shares in
the new Banks are at a small premium, but improving in
value. Sales of Continental Rink, at 1021 ; St. Nicholas,
1001; Commonwealth, 1001 ; Bask of Commerce, 1071;
Knickerbocker, par; !therms, 121 ; City Bank, 122; U. S.
Trust Co., 1051; Erie is steady today at 791 to 1. Crystal
Palace, 145 dela. to 156 dots.
The cotton markil during the three days past has scarcely
varied; the turn, however, although not 'vial to a quota•
tir], being in the huyer'a favour. The sales are estimated
at 6,000 bales, of whim 3,260 were sold yesterday and 1,400
today.
At New Orleans on the 9.h, the market at 91e. to 10c.
for low middling, 101 c. to 1010. for middling, and 110. to
tile. for good middling.

On the su►ject of the growing crop we have nothing new
Ito advise, the drought in some sections still prevailing to an
alarming degree, while in other quarters rains have fallen.
The critical period for the growing crop, the " 15th of
July to the end of August," is now approaching, and the
weather during that period will he a subject of much in-
terest.

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L. Ord. Ord. G. Ord. L. Mid. Mid. G. MM.
Wew Ortega. and
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. 91 91 10 101 II 111
Ms Ws, Florida said
9 91 tai 10 101 11
rawheat the transactions of the last week were large,
mad generally at a alight decline on previous rates, puttee-
liarly on the lower grades, but the favoursble accounts by
Ms last steamer have given an increased demand at an ad-
vance of 3c. to sc. per bushel. In this State the crop i:
being h ted in good condition, and we have favourable
reports from Michigan and Northern Ohio. Rye is dull at
85e. to 87c. Oats are mere plenty, and heavy. Indian corn
remains in a quiet state, with no export demand. The dry
weather at the South is said to be doing injury to the crops
in that quarter.
noun..—Sour flour, 4 dole. 121 c. to 4 dole. 25c.; in-
spected, No. 2, 4 dull. Soc. to 4 dols. 621 e. ; ordinary to fa-
vourite State 4 dots. 811 c. to 4 doli. 871 c. ; mixed to fancy
Michigan, Wisconsin, and Indiana, 4 dole. 561 e. to 4 dole.
; common to good Ohio, 4 dols. 7dc. to 5 dole. ; fancy
sad extra Michigan, Ohio, and Genessee, 4 dots. Si &c. to 6
data. 2.5 e. ; Canadian in bond, 4 dole. 94c. to 5 dole. ; Bahl-
Mom Alexandria and Georgetown, 5 dols. 121 c. to 5 dole.
; fancy and extra ditto, 6 dole. 50c. to 6 doh. 25c. ;
Michenoad City Mills (Haxall and College), 8 dots. ; 'lye
flour, 3 dole. 75c.; corn meat, 2 dole. 871 c. to 3 dole. 25c.
OltAlN.—Wheat—Ohio red and mixed, per 601139.. 112 c.
, .

to 118 c. . • ditto white, ditto, 122 c. to 126:1.; 'ditto Michigan,
ditto, 122 c. to 126 e. ; ditto Geneve, 132 c. • ditto Canadian
in bond, 120 c. to 123 c.; rye, per 56ibs., 8,3. to 87c. ; barley
(nominal), Me. to G6c.; oats, 36e. to 40c. ; Indian corn,
southern and white, per 5611 as , Gic. to 66c. ; ditto yellow,
ditto, Gic. to 63c.; ditto western mixed, 63c. to GU. ; ditto
Jersey and yellow, 67e to 69c.
Freights to Liverpool are more active : Flour, 11. Gd. to
Is. 94. ; bacon in boxes, at 23.. Gd.; cotton, Nome bales,
p r lb, 1.1. ; resin, le. 71d. ; heavy goods, per ton, 12s. Gd.
to 204. 61. ; grain in bulk, per bushel, sd. to 51d. To
London : Flour, per bbl., 2s. 3d. ; turpentine, per 2801b5.,
28.71 d. ; measurement goods, per ton, 25*. to 395. ; heavy
goods, oil, 20s. to 2.34. ; Weak°, per bhl., 2s. To Havre :
Cotton, square bales, per lb., Ic. to Ic. ; ashes, per ton,
6 dole. to 7 dole. ; rice, 6 dole. to 7 dots. ; measurement
(foods, 8 dols. ; whalebone, per lb., ;le. to Ic. ; flour,
40c. To Glasgow : Staves, 40s. grain, 6d.

SAN FRANCISCO, JUNE 13.
The general market has been extremely quiet, and we
hear of few sales of moment from first hands. The number
of country buyers in town thus far this week is quite small,
and the jubbiog trade is of course limited in a measure to
local requirements.
Little freight is going forward to the interior except by
the river steamers ; shipments, both yesterday and to-day,
have been moderate.

Ftotat.—We know of no parcels of Gallego or Hamill
offering on the market, and no sales of those brands have
transpired. There has been a good icquiry for Chile, and
an advance obtained by holders. Sales last evening
of 600 halt-sacks, without inspection, at 10 d 01..,
1,400 quarter sacks superfine, to-day, at 11 dole.; 1,000
ivickages (halves and quarters) in lots, also superfine, at
10 doh. 50c.; 600 half sacks, without inspection, at 10 doll.
23c., 1,030 do. do. on p. u. t. ; further sales of about 2,000
packages superfine, half and quarter sacks, in lots, at
10 dole. 30c. to 10 dole. 75r. 450 bbls. Richmond City Mills
sold at 9 dole.; Gallego and ilazall are jobbing at 13 dole.;
Chile, in original packages, at 11 dole.; quarter sacks of
City Pecking, at 10 dole. 26c.
GRAIN.—Wo hear of ni transactions.

CORN MlAL.—Sales of 150 bbls., on p. n. t. ; 200 half
do., at 3 dols. 121 c.; 76 do. do., at 3 dols. 25c.
PUOVISIONS.—Tke market is quiet with a small inquiry;
pork and beef still remain firm, with rather an upward
tendency. Sales of 100 hbls. mess pork, yesterday after-
noon, at 23 dole ; 100 half do. do., today, at 12 dols.; 65
blds. do., at 2'2 dols. 50c.; 100 bbla. mess beef, to arrive, at
13 (1011. 60c. ; 18 casks ham, at 181 c.; 12 do. do.. at 18c. ;
115 firkin. butter sold on p. a. t. ; 50 do. do., at 20c. ; 120
do. do , in various parcels, at 27c. to 29.7. ; 100 kegs lard on
p. n. t. ; 50 do. do., at 13c.; 6,500 lbs., in tin, at 131 c.