The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-31 00:00:00

Pei leo Co:'::

..... per 4'

Bank o. Loglaold Sales ..... prir
Sp inish DoLLAns Rs 2WI per 100
Gerroon Crowns
per !O.!

Syoee Slyer lOO lO3 tclas
(;old Leaf (range of quality) ....„ gas
. S-littss per tola
(101 l ingots, awarding to tooth,. Its. 131 alg per tola

_ . .
nuour4.
To Lo .don V. to V. U. per too. '
To Li,erpooL V. to V. 1a.......... per ton. •
To el)de ...
To Hull
Tu Cu cutta
.and Re. 20 per
To China ........ B.a. 7a 3 per do. ,ram for mitt:mad.
CLLCUTTA,Jrzug 13.

The effect of the home sines, dates to 24th April, re-
ceived but a day previous to our last issue, to been thus far lOW
favourable, be increasing the ,issues Of our export market, with el:,
however, causing a general decline in the leading staples, prevented
more by holders retraining to prow sales than any evinced inclination
OR the part of buyers to proceed with more active trans:. -
Bons. Indigo unalteied, and the business tenth:Led to some small
bazaar parcels, and the unimportant padic sale p4micul.u.
imed below. Sugar rather easier, and partially more freely
taken. Saltpetre mine looked after for home shipments, ant
pekes of the lower qualities a eba de Improved; best superiors gut
have been parted •na at a slight coneesinoo, principally to American
buyers. litre of the table sort ban again telapsel into neglect. Ram
rtlii of the native sorts offered at reduced pricer, which, however, Ji
not tempt buyers. in expectation of a further dron Curate in but
partial demand, further reduced offers be og resisted for the present
by holders,. sh It lac fiat, with hardly any chose in desirable qt. di-
tto*. Lee dye in lees active inquiry, prices assuming a dos nw ant
tendency. titliaower Is firmly held to previous prices, at widen sa.es
are becoming more current. Oilseeds still ruct with a
Lit demand at unaltered value. Opium has cintlemed at the last
public sale the rates established by private transactions, sal his since
been kept dim with a rather upward tendency. In mu import mar-
ket the unsettled drooping state of pricer has thu- fu been arrested.
that on the previous more moderate terms extensive sales could now
be more essity effected, of which large tramactions In some of the
leading fabrics have been the consequeneov but more to
Native Intermediate dealers than in supply of orders nom
upcountry. Manchester Goods have been freely taken
to a wirsigerable amount, partioulsrly prey shirting. and
mule twist. Glasgow fabrics have not experienced any revival of
demand, and hang h asp on hand, even eta slight further continent.%
Copper has further advanced, and the rise from the lowest point may
be considered Ct. Its isS to Ct. Its. 2 ; but all other metals remain as
neglected as ever, and though prices are not lower they must be eon.
sidered nominal. Exchange continues in a downward tearing. Mg
orientations have rued for it months' sight credit bills at 2e. Old. to
2s.Ojd. Document drafts 2e.nlil. Money in the baraar is again
rather tighter, but rates of discount have en the part of the Banks
hitherto remained unaltered. Freights 41/411CGC.I, shortly after the
departure of the mail, a declining tendency, which has, however, been
again recovered within the list few days, ter pressing ; artist ship-
ments In time for the mail, the large amount of tonnage likely to
shorty became available, leading expectations to • lower range. Just
on going to prem, the arriv a' of the Bombay Overland Express, with
London dates to the nth of May, is reported, the delivery et these ,et-
an being expected s Wynn few hours.
beach—The transactions hare been limited to a few bazar lots, and
the small public rate particularised below at una'tereil prices. The
kw reports trom the vat districts are on the whole favourable as
regards early operations and the state of the greeting crops ; but the
very early Petting in of the rainy season, which we expericric‘d here
during all last week, is ealeid eta( to raise apprehensions of poseib:o
injury to the outshin.ling plant, should a change of a couple of weels
tine hot day westhet not intervene.

Biopsy Baum.
Curtest Value of Government Securities, B.ini,Stoek,lte.
Transtee Vivo per Cent. Bs.
New Fires „.
Siam ditto
Co.'s Rs. Four pet Cent.
Siam It.. ditto
Bank of Bengal Mares, C4:B lid 1.610 0 0 to 1,900 0 0 prem.
Agra Bank ditto 33 to 40 diret.
N. W. Hoak ditto
Cawepure Bank ditto l3 to 30 p r cent. tP.count.
London; Sugar, 31. 7.. dd. to V. le. wiltpetre,
31. to V. 7s. Od. • Ike, 31. 12s. ad. to 31. 130.; jute, V. los. to
114. Ed.; hides: 41. 3.. to 4/. 75. 6d.; go, 41, los.; raw day
41. 'Co.—To liferttOol ; Suso, V. 3e. to 32. 7r. di.; saltpetre, ming_
DAL rice, SI. Ss. to V. 7. t.l. ; jute, 31. to 31. Ss.; we., et, 2..04.
—To Mauritius: Woo, lb.'s re. 1 8 per tug, payable them-10
Cigna : Cotton, 3 iota. per talc; opium, 7 dol.. tug dole. per chest.
NIADRAB, 11mm/a Jung W.

MOWRY 114141L1T —I. Ivo per Cont. L of 18:h korru.t,
1813. at the rate of au!*cription, tit., 1091 Company's rupees per 100
Slow rupees, I to 11 Cir.: Fire per Cent. Loan of 13th January. 1.11
at the rate of eutroription, Ma., 1061 Company's tu,eve per 100
theta room II dtt.; Four per Cent. Lan of let May.
1033, at the rite of autecapt..as, via., 1141 (Ammo?.
rupee per LOU 81mi rupzee, &wont; Four per rent. LOato
of
JIM Yank 11134 13t disamust; Five per Cast. Lean of 30th unik
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