The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-16 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING,

THY PAST WEEK.

(Fria lb. Mere-Imes Express.)
BRITISH
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Though no actual denlinahis tam place in the
value of wheat when we last addressed mar raiders, dun
were strong symptoms of a reaction, sail we hue new te
report a reduction of lc to 2s. per qr. al many ef IM hod-
in provincial markets. The turn width the tide has
taken since the commencement of the pretest USIA het
eased sense oneyik end hes nentserserzite part
:Welt eriblirlialit pZi._r
tess the de-
ihigeose,
Mtn liberatto satisfy ilss
se Inn' haft arrivals et fwd o hoeitiodi, they ken
mond mare WS prams. lined ba-
to held
foe the -7• Io. await
mmelieemorlis tipporlunityleput reallol ThoWgifieisse still
Myl es the &hie, ma Ile mathm. pandas= at wheat
In the Due,* sat Isiglin markets hr Cierniany
at role ensiderubly Awe these esteem in this eountry,
hen been totally ninon inflame* here. The feet is,
that no one is disposed to speculate on future wean-
pewits, and so long ma "efficient comas forward to pro-
vide for the consumptive demand, priers do not advents;
whilst an excess of supply, however trifling, is imme-
diately felt. The country millers being enabled to ob-
tain all they require at the markets in their own neigh.
bourhood, the large towns depots of English or foreign
corn are scarcely visited ; and, though the consumption
is as great, or probably greater than usual at the corre-
sponding period of the year, the means are quite sufficient
to meet the end. We endeavoured, months ago, to point
out the fallacy of the argument of them who based their
calculations of high prices on the state of affairs in the
north o! Europe Their conclusions as to the probability
of a material decrease in the supplies from the Baltic
we were not disposed to question, but we did question
whether the effect would be so great as expected. The
favourable result of the last harvest is Gnat Britain, and
the comparatively trifling intent of the pinto disease, had
placed the country in a position se
assgs with huge int.
portations ; we; threshes, the idea of the
probability of saythei like Wag felt, MINA we
admitted that • sesentim of pow= of hello en
no markets wend ban dm MOM of sehlng
semserhet soon insennenWlng pent thm lintsos bed pow '
Wendy Wm ennhied to Wit °napkin Ms undergone •
as ohmage ones thus; no initel the shoe last autumn
may be regain es nand, and, though scam trifling crea-
tion may offer, we on se mem to moot that quotations
will rule mink lower during the onsieng summer than they
do at present, even if the emus en the gonad should pro-
, grew faminnehly. An unpropitious sewn would be very
likely to setae speculation; the position of the itartbefilampe
' welsh this toll; but so long as nothing occurs to threaten
liken Is the geowing nom the date of the foreign market
ea nip be,. a ilogndee Likammo en min The cleaner
dew manse hoe net angel sine our lest; ion has
Mm lees host, but the temperature has esslomed low and
dn. All kinds of outdoor work have
fur-
rapidly,
eel the sewing of ening is further adowateed than is
may the um at hie enneopondig poshd. no wheat
plant is kept leek by the Wm .aunty wind, but this will
dego hum if April shoat peon pall.
The dell accounts him lftiolons of Monday appear to
hoe Kele 111121610 is Me north ; still they were not
tin hl at the principal markets in Scotland
WA et whin adi Sew has. slightly given way
he meek. The win of spring corn had been better
itramegoomoo of a good demand having been
In the fear ignolitiee for med.
dvlssa hum hie sift el the Channel had also had
some - ea the Ma mikes.

ThesTicliTeeThstheeTe;;Particular presume on the
market, the snivels of 'abut coastwise into the port of
Lomita bavise rooseasi to only 3,924 qrs. up to this (8a-
Motley) evasine, MI bola= as Mark-lane has been ea-
emilegijuts=awi the tarn has, on the whole, been in
L
Tb• arrivals of basks wheat hay. amounted to only
032 qrs., el wbisit ram than the half is from Holland.
Tbe tlessawl lersViitsebtat tbs week been exceedingly
blew, it kit le make perces in saes
from ea heard ; assa et what has been received
bar bower is algal is be, lemiled an account of the im.
part*eee. Is forwea missal la prim there has not bean
an
The male of town-suadatirmeil flour has not been by any
asses astive. .
esseipta of Be a& lardy have been small, but the
Mai/ht ibewensi We proved amply suflldent to
wit* timstml. nisisters and dealers having acted
will Mob le psi* of prier we have no ahem-
dee le erne& lbs Essisemi hr barley has been of quite a
wadi eltesseter, bat psi Mob grinding qualities have not
is.. elm' et ell Asses' this previously.
11110 hit am" of siumwdiat tardily, but sellers have
set fermi Wine% awl cabal km been done has been at
wael Use mete Isms es lietsro,

The asaigele sf sail lageimma madorate, and of the
===d a 734 ca see bu= abased. The re-
saber as= eistimestel ports have
Igulea
Ira tow weeks gmeeied ageolletioe • and not-
** =migrate ehartaire Of AO hors supplies;
the opesssity Lea* forward bee bees sullibst to enable
the anises le bay ealpsies es erg teems ash= week. There
was some eppeeeimme of impeesamet on Wednesday, but
so rise Is plisse OW be meabibbed, and quotations were
peesis:litir seae at the aim le they were in the begin-
tensity of lu lkk Item brageht forward has been
swa, mod timagb gibe bee been of a retail nature,
fem. tows ban bees sappeted.
Peas lave newt= mooed et at similar rates to those
sanest ea Mosiq.
ladles sera abut bee bees In moderate request, at pre-
vious deism