The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-29 00:00:00

AMERICAX GRAIN.

With reference to the progrene of the American
grain movement, the Mswy Market Review of
Saturday has the following
We are now *tut, Hiroo wo;1. of the ib.:l time for the
Oiseition of the American grain movement from the Weetga
States. Marine ioaurances expire on the American lakes
and canals on the 14th of November ; and, when the winter
seta in early, there is a snapension of shipments before that
date. A pretty close estimate can, therefore, now be made
of the probable extent of the American grain sbipmetas
from all the Atheitie ports during the remainder of the
year ; and, indeed, up to next June. The shipments this
Gear sod last from all the ports of the United States to
reat Britain, for the Wave mouths aiding lst September,
WON : _

1860 10,748,151 bushels.
1859
Increase
The increase during the month of September has been in
a much greater ratio :
September, 1860 4,498,04 bushels.
1868 67,405
Adding together the inmates to the let September, and
that to the lit October, we have, as the excels of e
for the present year up to the leatenined date, the large
quantity of 13,866,997 bushels. To arrive then at the pro-
bable excess up to next June, we have only to estimate the
shipments from the Lake ports send Canada from the Ist of
August to the close of the navigation ; the usual time
occupied in transit being thirty days, the September ex-
porta were in tiransitu before the Ist of August. That
estimate bee been carefully made for the guidance of
the New York Frain dealers, sad is 22,077,000 bushels.
This large quantity remains to be received at New York
before the clone of the salmon ; and vs have only to ascer-
tain what proportion of the previous receipts at New York
have been exported to England to fled the probable propor-
tion that we have still to receive. The atoms of receipts at
New York to the Ist of October is, as near ea am be,
18,315,000 bushels, while the exports to England to the
same date are 13,866,927 bushels. Presuming, then, that
the exports will continue in the same proportion, the fur-
ther shipments from the United States will be 16,000,000
bushels. Adding the figures together, the grain exports
from the United States until the grain movementis resumed
next June, will stand as follows :
To lit September 10,748,151 bushels.
To Ist October 4,499,564 „
To Ist June
Total 31,917,706
Such are the probable large pun receipts to be provided
for from the United States at the prevent range of prices.
Any further advance in the earn markets would no doubt
increase the quantity largely, while a decline in pprices
might, to some extent, lead to increased ooasmmptioo in
the United Slates, and to a lees quantity being imparted.
From a consideration of them figures, it is easy to under-
stand why the American exchange has &eline4 and why
the remittances of specie to England have moat ceased.

ROYAL COLLEGE or SURGEONS. —The following
gentlemen, having undergone the neoesrry examinations
for the diploma, were admitted member of the college at
• meeting of the Court of Examiner,on the 98th instant,
via.: Armen. Joseph Frederick Eyrley, Llanymynech,
North Wale ; Robert Foreman Cook, (late heed ; George
Joseph Dinhant, Miloond ; Edward Charles Hammond,
Qambridge; and linuteville Howe John Sterling, Deal, Kent.
At the same meeting of the court, Mr. Walter Frederick
Cope Bartlett, late of the Royal Naval Hospital, lionc-
Hong, passed his examination for naval surgeon. This
gendman hcstilVezivaioubesslibeen admitted a member of the
college, his date August 8, 1864.
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