The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-25 00:00:00

THE CORN TRADE.

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(From the N.h Lam lierress4
. • - BRITISH.
Another week's propitious weather, with very little
iaterrmitha eaperimerd in the one prtc:diag, hasjileeed a
great deal more em. s in the &ornately and later
oat of harm's way ;aad. with present preemies. :WO:4
appear that the when haziest of the United Kingdom will
be Mortl gathered I. without further detrimeat than ea
ones west el amillins is the maple. The polity of
the new mop, as it arms to market, madame to exhibit
great variety; sad as equally different nage of prises must,
therefore, Meals : but so no such sadden and emanated
rodastiss is likely to occur as was presented last seam, so
we mist oar asinaltnral friends whose produce is light or
delleleet I. lie yield will continuo to enjoy a fair rein-
foe Mile eankils end toil. The upward teadeney
' iset week hes bees Gremewliat checked by the better
pOW
el sew whist which have generally appeared,
Wow yoga morn of millers; and were it not
AM Ppm" dame a mationous rise, the rednetioa might
Mee Met seeeker than it is; bat with a pries paid in
lisle fet Mew eptivaleat to 75e. 9d. per seek Mn, it swam
oddest that, without • material change in the French
IMAM, • pen reduction bem the pretreat me cannot
Velemonsae, ask me twee wants, as the season ad-
come pelselle. All accounts agree that
Ile Monet eseattlem. Spin and the Mediterranean,
Ma erem, we feel satished, will he imequal
MOM Mks and il's surplus (though samaim writers
seggerie It likely te nosed European wants by something
Medierable) we believe, with the permanency of this cow
pedals, will be well drained. The waste of war, and the
prespestive rionneemes of this dire calamity, keep Remiss
some at • long distance from oar warehouses ; and, es a
Missal and political necessity, " mensetny" should be
the seder of the day. It will be seem that the late par•
chases el Spenish lour here at 66e. leave • very good
loc remelt recount;
and the fall in wheat this
:214 has tamed lineation to this grain, and led to some
pinkness of erammunce, at fully Monday's rates. The
missal English wheat through the mentry last week were
97,873 qrs., at 765. 9d.; lest season they were only 70,127 qrs.
The week's supply of foreign, including flour, which
terminated the 12th September, was 38,490 qrs. The qoaa-
"iv Maenad during the moth of August was 583,192 qrs.
of 'rime sad 834,410 ewts. of Rom
The mien ea Monday emanated mi • supply of wheat
be the_ pmeions wok, eserdedeg of *370 pc. WO liWne
tlitinFarAilea. Vial mete • similar pon.ity hem tne
sad about 3,500pe. from the EOM. TM
Mew of animies fees the am menthe was awe Meal
thealeellee Mee the new harms, sad it wee ems Mind
that hems - mild not be realised. Same Whims
was lennameled ate redeetioa of 2s. to 3s. fee new ammles,
sad hest M red ezporioneed a dewiest= in same Maleness
of es. par le ; bet these sedated terms were net nefkiestly
miller" to doer di the supply, 0 good man-
tityallswar te
I. ft over at the Mee of the market. An equal
abaammal, hemmer, did not take place on qualities of old,
RM. Ma were somewhat cheaper. Foreign factors Wag
indisposed le__give way in price, tUrri were very few trans.
Mien Oa Wednesday there was bat • very limited simply,
that par mast being merely 970 qrs., and the foreign "sly
65.11= Men? gauntry markets having responded to the
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reports, the quantity left over scarcely sold so well
Mes the previous market dsy ; and the trade in foreign
samples was exesedingly limited, at former rates. By Fri-
day, the MOM arrivah per some being 2,220 tin., and the
foreign 11,450 pc., with inquiry for Frame somewbat
sustained the market. and • better tone was winced, asps.
daily as resposts foreign samples ; but the slightly improved
frolics did not reach to any improvement in the quota•ione.
Behan Egyptian wheat has brought 435. ed., and Midi 2s.
to 3a. more afloat; but the foreign demand fee floating
mums' has generally been less lively.
TM supply of flaw has rather increased, the quantity
:g*, country befog 11,500 sacks, with 8,300 sacks from
and 1,600 Wis. from New York. Against these
Illeelin arrivals, there were exports to the amount of 2.700
Mims The French demand inereued the value of Norfolk.
fly lii., and American barrels found an equal rise ; while
Ipenhe being more in regent, advanced 2s. per seek, the
piles paid for that on the spot being 66e., and for floating
arras 625. was demanded. Tows miller', however, did
„MI alter ptiem, the top quotation remaining at 725. The
ordeals per coast m Wednesday were 620 sacks, the foreign
390 sacks, when the trade was inactive, without c'm;
and is it manned em Friday, with seemly any addle's"'
to ell Ise's'''. and may 420 emotes more foreign reported.
Earley Ma again appeared in very small quantity, the
week's supply being only 1,000 ars., nearly halt Ea=
sad the reminder from Denmark. le. more was,
fore, occasionally realised for favourite samples, theesh ghi
"abasement did not geserally anply. On ' Weigel,
610 qrs. per coast. were reported. with 630 pe. lersign ;
and Mere was a firm market in the few trameeldeas Into
On Friday, with only 160 qrs. eddlimel, Bar
Cr liitistioss were raised mother Ghillies to IMO SSW
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Malt has also participated is the improved Mike rid
hoe experienced a better demand. with a prequel 111 MOO
ineressed value.
Oats time oaly some moderately to hand, the nth"
week's arrival being but 13,400 qrs. Of them, 10,600 qrs.
were from the Bales, 2,000 qrs. from unload;
_and the
small remainder consisted of paneled English, chicly per
rail. Most dealers Metall lately get into Meek, die de-
emed wee not so active • bat the retail bedews dimmest
(ally the previous Monday's neon On Wednesday 3.960
qn. Irish and 2,870 qn. foreign were reported, when beld-
ame prometed no new feature, sales proceeding steadily
without change in price; and in this Mats the market re-
mained as Friday, with the small accession of 900 qrs. more
Irish, and seemly 600 qrs. additional foreign.
The week's suppliof bmns consisted of one cargo from
Alexandria. and on 221 qrs. of home growth. Prier,
therefore, were wall supported; but transactions were
few. The coactry markets especially the northern,
have lately taken peer:edema ',eche port of London, in point
of activity and Menem In the value of this grain.
Pees also show • short ,apply, the English only reaching
to 306 pa.; but about 1,370 qrs. white got up Min the
Baltic. • irmaiderahle Moo ass taken place in beam
which are very indifferently spoken of hen; while the new
crop in the BUM is pronounced to be an almost entire,
failure. This tooreased value, however, somewhat checked
the demand for boilers on Monday, which, together with
hog peal, were only considered firm; but on Friday they
were spin somewhat d .
Limped prices by no means abate, the export demand
continuing active, and supplies limited almost to what arrives
from India; the tendency, therefore, still keeps upward,
and cakes remain sought atter at fall rates. It is the same
with rapeseed, the supplies of new being very short. Hemp-
iced, with lees inquiry, keeps firm. New mustard seed
contlems on the decline, the prise of 121. tor Ilne qualities
not now being obtainable. Canary mod supports its value, as
well as clover seed and trefoil, from their esereity. Winter
tares in demand at 12.. per busheL Cutaway and coriander
dell at last quotations.
The country markets this week, as repasts wheat prices,
preeeat very mush the same appearance ea Mark-Ise'.
Birmingham, which last week led the way te a &cline,
presents more firmness, mid ewers the redaction at oily le.
per qr. At. Worksop sad Norwich they were • trifle
cheaper. On Tanday, at Newcastle there was no change
from the previous Saturday, but the market dined le. lower.
At Ipswich, Oainaborough, Woodbridge, Brine', and New-
ark they were 2s. lower. At Heil, Boston, Blssford,
Alford, Lynn, Bishop's litertford, Stowmarket, and Bury
St. Edmund's, the reduction on aim was 2s. to 3s. At
Spalding, Leeds, Dzbridge, Market Raven, Newbury, and
Melton Mowlway, Is. to 4s. ; at Louth, 4s. to as. Old
qualities have 'partaken but slightly in the redeetion. At'
Liverpool, on Tuesday, they were generally Id. to 24. per
70Ibs. cheaper; for new Irish 3d. to 41. per 701 M. less. Oa
Friday they wen firm at them rates, and Spanish flour ls.
dearer ; sized American con, 39e;to 39.. 3d. ; whits, 449.
to 475.
Harvest having been somewhat interrupted is Brottland,
the Scotch markets do not show the mum amount of de.
premien, • groat deal of torn being y.t outstanding;
though lately the weather has bees more decidedly fine,
and • good deal has consequently bees ear.ied. Potatoes
are rather better spokes of, but not the wheat mop, which
is audacity very inferior I. quality and quantity to the
last: and even spring earn does not reach to the productive-
'nem of last seasons At Glasgow, of late, there has been
less doing, and priors of new have receded Is. per boll.
There woe no alteration in flour. Barley rather dearer, and
all spring sees. firm.
With -some partial interruption, a good deal of progress
in harvest work bas been making in Ireland ; but much et
the wheat is of leerier quality and condition, aad, cow
parativoly, fetches a low price.. Mach old will be wasted
for mixing. There are also many light out.. Markets
puerility have bees quiet, and prices somewhat downward.
Dahlia, for now grail, rather cheaper. At Limerick no
change. At Belfast new wheat le. lees, and oats 6d. per
cwt. lower. Cork and Waterford were firm for old wheat,
and dull for new.