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The new York Express of the 23d inst. says !:


~. ,syvs bv The last Steamer, to the 4th instant,
~ - H. had ~ mos, paraIyzrng effect on Breadstufs,
~ ha. cent nrces down nearly to the old stand
u i Flour IS down to about $5; Wheat to ITO
w. 40 cents, and Corn to 60 65 cents. These
ccs although very fair, are such as will be con.
Ga.Tfd low to what they have been for several
SIsohs past and will pay the farmer very well for
IshbOr."


CottOn The Express of the same date SAYS,
.Se advance upon Cotton in England has had a
nos cheering influence. Until these tidings were
rseved the market was gradually yielding; but
soon as the private accounts reached here there
ras healthy and active state of things. Prices,
rput up l2 cent Shippers came into the mar
EeI and during the past three days, over 5000
kles have been Sold" The following are the


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