The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

THI EXPRESS. TUESDAY I

REVIEW OF TIM CORN TRADE.
(Yru the Mirk Law sAvess)

so Maws la the deliveries was upeeted at least or a
time.
The adders from the lower Baltieperts agree as to the
molt of the harvest in those parts. Wheat is remote) to
have yielded well, and the quality Is described as doe, the
'rester part haring bees Wrested Is sapitel cooditlos.
Stocks of old wheat appear to have been reduced lato a
narrow compass in that quarter, and the deliveries from the
growers boring bees oft quite a moderate male, fall teems
had bees asked ; say Sile. to 40s_. per qr. hues beard.
Barley is also dear at most of the Billie ports, ranging I.
raise from 22a. to :is. Cid. per qr. Of oats them ars hardly
say oven.
At the near continental markets the wheat trade seems
to have been somewhat indueneed by the dell secomuits
from beau.
Hamburg letters of Tuesday report an Increase is the
supply of wheat, and the demand having continued slow,
prices had given way about dd. per qr. Spring Corn had,
on the other hand, been In good request, and barley was
quoted Is. per qr. bigleet then on that day week.
In the Dumb markets business in wheat appears to have
remained is a quiet state, but oats and beans bad been
sought after, sad bad obtained rather enhanced rates.
From Fromm the reports ere not of so animated a cha-
racter as they were last week; the value of wheat and
Sour appears, however, to have been very firmly supported
at the leading ports ea the coast as well as at the markets
in the interior.
The sews hem the Ilediterraneas is not of mash in-
terest ; priors of wheat seem to have remained stationary
in that quarter, and Indian corn having been taquired for
bad rather risen in value.
' Odessa letters of the 17th ult. quote wheat from 30e. to
o 31‘. 13d. per qr. free on board, and freight to the United
Kingdom Ss. ad. to th. dd. per sr.
The latest &deices from the L nited States confirm what
• bad been previously said respecting the favourable result
of the harvest, si though stocks of old flour had Wane
r considerably reduced at the principal shipping porta, prices
) had (owing to a falling off in the export demand) rather
! receded.

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The harvest bas new bssii sane dine SAW, and
we have been apes' dam in soeniudue is callarldate all
the infermainan we have bees oashird to AVM nopostlog
the samalt.
Kees sirs adlaary mils this awe la anis-
' int at a delkalbs entslasiss as to tits prohno of tin various
is 011111111MPINISO at the pot misty of quality and
=react ia Odd is lianas pans of the kiagdout. Uader
these circumstances We feel swim Imitation is paving a de-
cided opinion, though from the tare we have bestowed in
our mvs.tigatirus, WI trust ear estimate may not prove far

from coma
The breadth of land laid dews ter wheat last autumn
was about the same as ia ordinary yew Is liogleed and
Scotland, but in Ireland leas of tisk win teem arm
than usual. The seed time was very peespliiene► smiths
winter proving mild sad ors, thepotei hominid
eta
promising appearance early in the r
genial warmth in the first months of wpm', abated
vegetation, hut wheat had then already seethed great
strength, and the dry weather in June, sad the imam
heat and drought in is did no injury to this crap; la-
deed, until near the ekes of the last-named mends *epees.
pests for the wheat harvest were highly aml
but roc the subsequent rain in Ample we
have bad one of the largest crop ewer peen
country. Constant rain, sad vide* pies et *WI, kr
s period of three weeks, at • time when the grate be all
the southern parts of the him** was ripe sad ready
for harvesting, marred the wargethe ezpeetedues so
generally entertained up to the ekes of July. The crops
were beaten down, sad twisted by the rain sad seled to
an extent irretrievably to injure the quality ad to de-
tract greatly from the produce. In this Mats et *hags
fanners were fairly at a low what to do—te lease their
cr. pe in the fields at the Dewy of the eknesetes, or to
endeavour to occurs them as well as eirenmelleneue would
permit. The latter aiternattve wee peseally saute& and
by far the greater proportion at the mks* vows to the
south of the river Humber wee seeded is very bed coo-
-1 dition ; much had begun to sprees Wein it was carted,
and the great balk went into the sisekeysrd in very la-
different order. Previous to the ammeseentent of Nth
ties it was discovered that blight eel mildew premthei
to an unusual takes dug the met some, acre esp.*
on the fen lands is Liessieddes, Cemeheldisidee, eel that
ueisthbourhood. These Mash yen sloe appmeth he he
hoine and sew of the emehrea emote% eel we li
therefore, in all prebehillip base MI pees vestryt
quality, ewe if the weather had team augisiges he the
is-gatherfeg I bat the aria ewes of injury was ewer
tenably time three wake main in Aught. la the
scribers pate of the kingdom the ems wee sot ee he
&deuced whim the wet eat le, and farmers wen, thee-
fore, ander me necurity to harry in their ewes ; the sin
chief in thee dimetion bee, etweequently, bees fanfar►
tively slight, eel we are beelined to think thee the
produce of whose will be equal to that of
=both in wrathy and quality, in meet, ir •
111.33.
essatlea meth el the Humber ; ie
we ereteithe the meth 1111.11111, la every myth The fa-
vserable worm le midi the honest has bees oseeloded
in the late thelelthe gmeimeCoodeempermiu hie satirised
Piet et view, he the sitheleed is the see* and
in
pelat et gewality we en to believe that, setwith-
stmeliag the tumeeetiesable ousel by the truly unpro-
pitious weather duringfignegt time, thine will not be any
mania defriesey. The balk et thaw M ammo, sad
though the yield of pith h smell la yeepordeer it will pew
bebly be newly, if ant quite equal to
masses. The greet delisherry Y h
he
Weer is la malty ewes se bather as te math sem
wholly mat he Ware* ese, eel dm weight 411 in
to bibs. per bead hes Is re_ proffer
aunties thee the swear wsiett Mt last yeagbasessigioN
*eh a great misty in violin,
_hi se desire
as exists this mesa in they au melees Mode stash,
a very searemeetheasee is mimed emely harrerls
alter a careful esnideatios the seleset. we MOS le
Mewing consludes :—Thst resersore et the whist
rows math et the limbo we berverod drabs wet
weather. and that the quality et Os ems miss her we,
rarer to moderately pal. • man pries sessood they
early h Ise, and oilmen weight, end a seemewhat larger
qua City etspod usefid why, thee. esbrilleg the
effects, tem* extent, of unhvasuable weethar. Meth of
the Humber, three-fourthe et the wry rug have bees
carted in geed order, and eatchorthdurin rem weather.
la Sesilesd nearly the whole has been Imetheted
The peedese of Great Britain, though assoliwaldrbsiew
that of lest year, will, we think, as a whehil=tialmell
an average. In Ireland the quality varies bet
in proportion to the breadth grown, the isonlitys
complained of.
So little spring corn has yet bees threshed. that we do sot
consider ourselves in peeseedes d eerier dais to spelt
positively es to the meek et the blew& That Why his
suffered ousseeively ohm sod Or a sesireere e-
porties sprested tie the as, emit be quesibead. Ile
malting swim will eamagreently, we smiths* be
stares; bet we are had te think that the will he ea
dynamos e sneakri sere, the robil berg gay
well Nelms of. Oate lath eat Mee /map wows tins
sasses in lesbril; the simple draw what bath Wawa,
mem humid at the methele le the wisaltheal disleish
have rear light neighs. seft b oos: sod hawks is
every respest ite the avenge growth of geed yews. nil
grain, bee, issue, given • large ream in Beathed
gad belated, sathiedithem teem the semples we have acme
the quality will pierine is both ameles.
Win ed loess woos War wry outessively
blight s
links the woo nor, el bar ~aimed very
Nastily ; Ore sows hussy have set sersoloosevesely,
lis=" asp`astiliskiiret
roap Maier pear by re 'tee= hue
end thei is July, NM re • ray •delleire rep.
We of late referred so Sepia* le the poem
of the palate disease, that we as me the theme maim
diesels palate
par el war sagest is bw Well& Is Ileshml
air Geri Ilovesiisirie posieWM
drltivildw, owl Or IN ISt Zillargraigho be Oho nee la
Ireland ; but the mese% hem themes are of se thatnalle-
tory character as wisty anything like • able or
•baisfilist we look ups. the year 1862 es • very terser
tussle re tor the British oriesisurist. Tablas re rob
=kesse;wally, hoe ay be so via=
Y quaky, bat Sege i ..... as
,te essupeesele re low proWiw sod re _____ s hese
the Old ll st vow
011 e etideaunieeserestre rah& cast wl be she weer
poplar., : as parr sore ribs orsplos
See tdog b tbs sesestry mesh at Sr be Sr. per qr.
rasa sontlng_ateestics.
•The lore at Mark-Lae has hoes decidedly Its, but met
by gay mesas lively sine the let. The arrivals of wheat
....twin isle She per Ile Landis lave boos scrap. and wig
Buie hes ADOks: ead by laaatheriese emegies
tram the emaidee.
On Wednesday the and Kent MN& VIM heft
bare, end en Friday the waster oe eels was :pre trier.
The millers have ecedwiteil their °pastime with same
caution ; factors have, aemethelem, herr Awry es pee-
viols rates, and prim woe seise es high at Mhos as
they were in the hejenieg eldminek.
The receipts at mime hem abroad have been essionta,
via, :11,975 queens he her ropers* up so this
(Saturday) ewers ; Nor ehrtdty to, hewer, believed
to be on Arm dis law Sep ad burn her
roarer ae lo wrens are this they have
seeded for lee. iirises d gethewied samples
osbulate with sosildesse is co fisher range et priess later
MOM Year ; them boo hoes so reran to eon frees on
bred ship, home urn hoes vorzate%l. er-
e r
rushy detheed has lave
slightly aad
at.obabilir h that sr toil WI
itgriLoh wanted heti
the per owl is the early part et the prat week a good
rosy epee et wheat arrived -of he err her ports
rot et Mosher ; the greater part lad. however, bra
said bran norieoesr
_shorn, awl there are now few
snivel =gessmmdlepeeea of; the value of Polhh, Ode=
set deaths eerie has rather tended =de, sad eau
desielglisee hue sell quite as well se ti
The sale for town-memihstared kw has bees slow
tbrugheet the week eel the inquiry floe Aserosa lee
set beset active;
the asetiTitersysee have, hewers, hod se pay
previous prism he se well as the Amer.
Emilia beaky km mew hewer rear operiesly, sad
fine malting..
_hum boss Is lively roper is teky
the rates of Imt Ethily; mks, however, to the war et
suitable retires the opeorlem how use bees adswore.
The spoornes kirk et bionsraws barley bees smog off
esseewlsos tarry at review prior Borers Arr=
bee been implied ter, and was really en at
pries, which it Weal thee been Mese to have
in the beginning et the week.
Quotations of malt have undergoes no hasp requiring
notice.
The arrivals of oete coastwise have bees very
From Ireland we have received a fair supply, and several
cargoes have come forward from foreign ports. Thegreater
part of the latter arrived *sly in the week, and he go.
meal belief is, that there are now but few more Archangels
on maw. Soft-conditioned new English and Irish oats
have not sold freely, bet the finer kinds of the latter and
good fresh samples of old have been in fair request at
rather improving prices. Arelisagels were SC higher es
Wednesday than on Monday, sad ea Friday buyers had to
pay quite Od. per qr. more than be the commencement of Mar LosT Te LOCH DOOM.—We are sorry to have
the week. to math the somewhat unusual event of a ppnnooaa being
Beans have met with a fair share of attention, and have Mr Is Lea Dees. It apron that on Wedneeday, the
supported their previous value. 186, a et sear engaged et the ironworks, having
Peas have hardly said se well se they did last week. a icestved to leave a day's amusement on the
Indian corn *sheen held with iweeseed Iremear, set- between eight and nine o'clock, p.m., they landed
withstanding good snivels eir She root. thee sue Cisigenallosh, with the exception of a man
7011311131. shred Aksosirriettl, who insisted on remaining in the
The subdtted the d the adobes has not had but 1111 MNA returned. This was agreed to, and on his
the effect of redoing prises la the contiaental markets, impale= NNW's', Reid was missing, nothing but his
sad wheat being at pemeat aelethely dearer en the Coati- sop bar MR is the bone. It was thought by hit comp-
neat than in he weetry, we as hardly ealesisle en sew err Or he kd awed the rood for psintellinfiton•
sigoments to any moos being are. The le et batem Mel them OM erg he hod not made his cep-
spring corn from heelers ports have she been ea a retell Oa the Miley, a party of the workmen beam.
stale of late, supplies of the new mop having COMO towed C=lll4 ill Vila the lelth a powible to
brat sparingly. &mew the body et their esoror_ , who, by this time,
Daisig beers, of Teethers ate, state thus owl tall Owe tie eel Mead t• hers had MK with a watery
pekoe had been asked ihr gthlitles le granary, sea that rave- Thum was no aerdmi" all there that day,
the little new which ha NNW Melia bid net burro at nor on snossofir• days, who sere were rods for its re.
floc esse puss.* sumo ; gip a pima entry, until Sabbath aftenesee het, vibes a dark object
omob,per buid. sopa 1.41&, wee observed en the mho ef the water is the line where
sad seemeden mete iR the qr. bus as bolsi had hoes the boat pissed tress Tertmeak to Coolosulleob sad tsargives. Its mph= et irter sera bed bray eager far he Castle. Os a bees purr eff, was "hod to to
the hems mid was thorrilhol there would the Germ a Reid. waskinks le Meth et re
belittle he gad afterwards ranged by • sari le the villese.—Norti
At L ea the 28th Sept, old high mixed wheat British Mail.
re., ea sew ruler gr. tree es board ; the 600TH EAMES RMIWAT.—Trodis be the week
qvas et re kir' is desert r very Sae. Berths own ending Oct. 2, 1862,19,2611. em.fid,L OH. 4, 1861,
wee caw hay sea Beam berg c terra pgels. 19,8861. 14e. Pd."; dearer ia 1182, Nu.