The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

To which add guaranteed interest on Ilauviliaand Potts-
ville Railroad, and Bold Yegle and Tioga Navigation
Companies

2,089,042 59
The estimates of receipts and expenditures for the current year show
an excess of revenue. after meeting all the urdinmy expeame, includ •
ing the above sumfor interest of !AM dote. Among the expenditures
is the sum of 200,0eu dots. fur emu:ening relief notes. The floating
debt of the stale will soon get to be so large that it will have to be
funded, and thus increase the permanent inels. The ordinary
revenue has sot been suflkieat daring the past four years to meet the
ordinary expeaditures ; sad melees additional sources of Income are
created, the entraoedinary expenditures of the treasury win become
too liege to manage. It will be aeon by the above tubW es,, that a portion
of the old funded debt has become due and desadsYq and en im
mediate liability, which must be provided for 1. some way, as more
then a million of dollars of the new funded debt falls due before the
close of next year.
New Yoax, Jaw. 9, r.m.—Corrow.—The demand con•
Unites active, and pries have further advanced j cent. The sales
of the last three days amount to 3,300 bales.
Upland and Mobile, New
Florida. Orleano, & Tex.
Inferior llOOO once

Ordinary to good ordinary
Middling to good middling ....
Middling fair to (air
Fully lair to good fair 7l to 7/ 8 to 81
Fine nom. nom.. ... _ . . .

flint* the sailing of the last steamer there has been an advance mu
Heed of 30e. per barrel as Sour, the market closing much erm-
ines, and a still further upward tendency. The exaort demand has
almost ceased, but for lame use and eastern trade there has been
considerable inquiry. The average prioe of Clennessee flour in this
city, fur ;he last 26 years, has been 5 d 97e. For the year 1844 it
was 4 dole. 61c.; 1843-4 dots. 99e.; 1846 -5 dole. 7c. • 1847-6 dole.
79e. ; 1846-6 dais. 92c. On the 12th of Dec. the stock in our city
wan taken se many is possible, and the result was 462,000 barrels
of all kinds of flour, and 478,000 bushels of wheat. The city and
eastern trade takes not far from 4000, barrels per day, wl.ich, eith
light receipts, is rapidly diminiihing the amount. The exports to
Great Britain and Ireland, from this port, far the fortnight ending
December 31, were 1,524 barrels corn meal, 29,192 bushels
wheat, end 123,693 bushels earn. From Montreal, for 1848. the
exports have been 127,585 barrels LOW, sad 179,207 bushels
wheat. All state stocks and railway ..hares have improved
materially, and the rate of exchange for the packet to-day
is MI to 109. There has been a gradual improvement, establish-
ing the advance noted. Holders are firm, sad but little desire shown
to sell at present rams. The range of coalman brands Western and
Ornerier has been 3 dais. 23c. to S dole. blic. ; and the better kinds
from S dots. 376 c. to 6 dais. Baltimore and Georgetown, Richmond
county, &a, am now selling at 3 dots. 500. to 3 dole. 381 c. Bye Flour
brings 3 dole. 12je. to 3 doh. 25e. Jersey men meal, 3 doh.
Cum.-Whist, owing to the rise in flour, is firmly held at 108*.
to 116 c. for Illinois and Ohio, and 12k. to 126 e. for Otneseee per
601bs. Rye is dull, at tBO. per kilba fluky is held at 64e. to 66c.
per 4816 a. Oats have advaneed, and bring 44e. to 46c. for Northern.
Indian corn, since the Runspa's arrival, has been in request et an
advance of 2e. per bushel, with sake; new southern while at 60e.,
and yellow, 62c. to 636.; northern yellow, 63e. to 66e. ; and old
mixed western, 620. to 64e.
Faoruoosh-Puck continues to have an upward tendency. dales
of mem have been made at 18 doL to 18 dol. 50e. for new mem, and
14 dd. 50e. to 15 doL for prime-the stock is light, and the demand
active. Country inspected beef Is Ohm st lit dot. to 17 dol for mess
and prime. The receipts of lard ars light, and transactions limited.
Warsaw Is in fair request. Isles of drudge have been made at
23 cents. and 234 mats on time, adding interest; barrels, 24 cent*.
Agars have advaneed. 100 barrels Canada pots sold to-day at
7 dais.; New York pots may be quoted at 6 dole. 75e., and pearls at
6 dots. 60c.
Naval Brous are without change. Rough turpentine *Meg
moderately at 2 dada 50a, spirits of turpentine 33e. to 360.
Futu.-Dry oidikit have arrived freely ; sales have been made at
2 dole. 370. to 2 dole. 50e. Mackerel are selling at 8 dots. 30e. to
dots. 25e., and 3 doh. 50e. fir Nos. 1,2, and S.
Warm On. Is held at 36 mats be shipping qualities, and 40 to 41
cents tot Ideated.
WITALZIONI may be quoted nominally at 30 cents, but the principal
holders refire to acme a pries at width they will sell.
Famours.-The rates are to Liverpool foe cotton In square bales
5.16 d., and in round end. per lb.; flour, la. grain in bulk,
baekd pan ad y To
7Ltdat I'6' 8g
tr,L. AL per Mt. far flour, ;n.=therres"articclesli
pro-
portion. To Haves : Cotton,_l cent per lb.
PEILLDELPHIA, JAN. V !le -The market for flour has
be eery dull today, and the =4 sales are 1,200 brie standard
Pennsylvania breads, at 6,23 dole, which Is the now firm a4dng rate;
Lae wee soemeldng et a speculative inquiry at 5,124 dub., but no
seller could be found. Rye Sour quiet at 8,12 e dole. Can meal beery
at 2,75 to 1,874 doh. for Pennsylvania and B-andywine. Wheat in
demand at 110 e. to 1120. for good reds, sellers want more. 03111
warm, at 66c. for southern yellow. Oats, southern, Is worth 320.
Cotton is looking op since the news, mom small lots have changed
hands at 76e.t0 71e. for Uplands. Prwhinos, no Mock In market.
Butter sells at 110 to nee. Seeds, darer in demand, at 3,30 to 4 dole.
Whiskey la selling at 26e. for Wk., and ewes. Freights very du IL