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

FOREIGN.

The Parisian Hoar market has continsed to rise till the
pries for the four marks his relished 116 frame, sad some
demand 117 ; but the Mossitesir of 21st indicates a retention
oa the part of government in its system of artificial &spree.
aims es not answering the end, and a greater liberty in trade
will, it seems, characterise the faint* policy. The do-
dgiest', of the wheat harvest in Fronts is there estimated at
7,000,000 hectolitres, or 2,300,000 qrs. ; end it it thought the
permission at natural high prices will be the best means to
secare *saltine up of the &Britoil from foreign purls.
Rye, though offered fine end in plenty, wait Me, to if.
dearer. Wheat hes not been so active, but still a general
moderato rise is re rated through the departments,
though at Eainspol sad Marseilles lower tiotatioce
obtained. At Alge prices were rising, and parcels of
Wheat for immediate delivery sold at 33f. 60e., and 34
francs; soft wheat was very scarce. The purchases are in
anticipation of orrivals ; that on the spot fetches 36E 60e. to
36f. 60e. pet 100 kliegs. There are holders at 1 frame sees.
Priem were dna at Malone, with little dolor. Has
burg kesbeeeme a eartomer instead of making offOrs.thip.
meets keels, been mule from Hull to this port.
The markets fa Holland are still higher, bit there has
bees less oritivity in business. Trade was quiet at Antwerp,
when three Gorgon of wheat from Galata sad England had
arrived. Bowe odes of the former were made at ME 60c.
for the to mare Mid at 38E 30e. for home growth. There
wee a pod ea ply at Terroonde the day before, and rates
were soder, shoogb et the same period Canal we. dearer
Es wheat sad rye, end the latter was improved at Berlin.
'Aamembi Dem Daasig give a sad preepret of disk
reeves e% the Ode &gamble sleek betas spasebt ss.
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411 SOOqw., .rift die eidoloook abed; MO. sti•
he Busload, sad newly half as salmis being destined be *l
beterisit; buyer. 'lava, appeared ben nem owe of
umsel Nunes of supply. _ Bat few semples.Mtbe new wheat
have yet eosin to band, and the weight Is like that sr
barley. vin, , only 491bs. to 641 b.. per barbel; still it is to be
hoped that bossier samples will be sissedy on the market,
bet severtheleee it smut be much below the average. Far
old en the spot as high as 93i. hie been paid. Freights,
fan the scarcity of Tema, were ?bag.
The Animism market, were residing in miss. Fleur at
New York wee 60 10 76 mats clasper per barrel, of about
365. to 375. per qr. Freights, 3.. 61. to 4s. Large cedars
were out, and free shipments were beginning to be made
to Frames and England. Wheat was also cheaper, from the
bettor supplies ; red, 1 dol. 60 e. to 1 dol. 660. • whit*,
I dol. 66e. to ldol. 80 e. At bask, Soar was Midst 6 dal.
60 0. to 6 dol. e. per barrel; at Albany 7 dol. to 7 dol.
60e.; wheat, I dale We. ; elm 114 e. per basheL
Mamma from imalmendcweresnismoMmy of previous re.
pram to the deasiewey er the maps la geseraL The yield
of wheel is set eutimeasel at beyond half an average, and
Mb. per Whet mesidered a heavy weight. It 1. well
herreeted; but the ealeulatios is that there will be nothing
iswthemobe till cap in& end that the whole quantity for ex-
pert will not 11101111111 1010 qrs. Some Airmen, who bare
hoes helsaata enough to pow a Asa quality, find a ready
hems esseamptles Ise mod at from ins. to 100 s. per qr. The
beet weight of rye le but 1171b5., .ad the crop is very defec-
tive in the yield. Barley bet moderate, and 621bs. a heavy
weight; oats being the only gra!a that has turned oat
fair sad productive, and in some district/ they are elm
wiry light.
Ad {use from Odeon note little doing. Daring the put
fortnight about 7,000 qrs. of soft wheat has bees placed at
71.60,. to 81.60 e. per beat. ; 2,000 qrs. bard, at 7f. 20c. to
fif. 46e.; and 7,000 qrs. of maize, at if. 20e. to 4f. 26e.
Prices quoted at Ismail are ;-For soft wheat, 81. 40e. to
; for bard, 9f.1100. ; liaise 4f. 60e. to 4f. 80e.; barley,
3f. 006.184 f. 200.; oats, 4f. do. to 4f. 800.
Those had bees many speculative purchases at Alexan-
dria, bat the market had calmed mob. Prices for wheat,
421. Bd. to 465. 3d. ; beans, 28s. 101. to 345.; barley, 28i•
10d. to 295. 6d. ; homed, 695. 2d. to 60s. per qr.
Priem of dour at Hebert Tows and Melbourne were 48s.
to 60s. per cwt. Wheat, 20s. per bushel.

(From the 4grituthwai Gazette.)
We may now fairly assume that after three weeks
of the most *Medi& weather for the later harvest, the
gnat bulk of the erope of every description are under
esker ; and if we except the north of Ireland and Bootland,
where egrieelturalopqadens are usually much later than
la any part of England, there le very little own of say de-
scription abroad, twain the ism sown spring wheat, which is
tact maturing. Probahly another week of such weathee as
we have had will triad up the harvest in England.
The amounts of the amp of wheat vary materially, but we
believe we may amuse Mat .either the average produce.
nor the quality, or rather the weight, of the grata is at ell
equal no thew of the crop of IBM. The premature ripen•
Fag of the mop would in a gnat measure amount for the
letter ; but the admirable condition I. which it has bean
harvested will greatly eampeaeitit, as every kernel will
tall ; sad so dry km beta she weather that old wheat will
not be required to mix Off with the new until the wet
weather has eat ie.
If thee we amide, the exhaled= of the stock of old
wheat up to harvest, the esallnem of the importation last
mama, and the drib:tufa in the yield and weight of the
present crop, and maple these with the fact that none of
the &den hold any stocks, aid also that Frame sad
other continental countries are in precisely the same preedb
comsat, we need not be surprised at the continuance of
high prime and buoyant markets.
From the continent we continue to receive unfavourable
reports of the mops, *specially those of wheat and rye, and
the importations from the northern ports are repeated to
fall very far short of an average this season.