The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.
(From the Mark Lane £rpress.t
In the neighbourhood of Paris there had been a very
heavy fall of rein, which had rather quickened the aunt
than otherwise, and which hes lately been gradually teed*
onwards ; so that the font best marks of fl,ur are now Wm
87 to 88 banes. Wheat was seem, and in demand loathe
north; but th. improvement of 11 to 2 fr. per Ii hectolitre,
or 3s. per qr., had been a check to business. Ilse is amias
more into notice. At Lille, as well a. Massaapti,
were rising; the latter port having its foreign stock is 4r
maid for England. The markets in Belgium, includia
Antwerp and Brussels, have been without mach inured;
supplies med . Bossiness not very active, bat pries
rather dearer. The quotations for rye at Amsterdam an
68.. lower, with a sack &cowl. Whe t without change
In Pomerania the rye has suffered from the severity of la
easterly winds, and the ',hart plant w.is backward, though
not apparently hurt. The yield of last year turned on
very
slight, and less in quantity than expected. Steam
Denims and elsewhere very light.
Both Philadelphia and New York have retaveredifron
the slight depression of last reports, the smallness of mess
and continual demand bespeaking a ready placement arse
plies from the west. Wheat, in the f ranee pace, mans
21.55 c. for red Pennoylvanieb, and 2f. 60e. for white. Deo
at New York from 10 to 13 dole. fur fancy brands. Sufis
of Indian corn getting light, and price, firm.
Advice' from Melbourne, of the lOte March, maw
that, in consequence of the failure of the crops in the plain
of Southern Australis, the anticipated reduction of 101. pet
ton in the price of flour from last year's rates was very ea•
likely to be realised, the dependence now being plated a
Van Dieman's Lend and Chili, large eupplies beleg et
petted from the latter place, but not betore the *spiritist
of a few months.
The corn trade bed slackened at Ramberg, and wheat
was quoted 2s. lower for parcels on the spot. ohne nothing
was doing at outports. Barley was firm, 631 b. kiindried
Zealand being 325., 53tib. Jutland 28.. 34. per qr. fat as
board. Oats without soquiry, but ootcheaper.
Holders of wheat at Stettin were very hem, to the of
struotion of business. Mixed Polish white 30f. 50e. set
beet., red 29f. 75e. to 30f. 85c. per hect. Sacks at Romp
berg very low ; wheat his. to 77e. per qr.
Accounts from Trieste describe the wheat market am
active, through tt e continued demand for Enema,
higher rates; more business would have been dons belle
the pretensions at holders and wane of stocks; alai
6,000 qrs. Ron:moos had been takes at 321. 75c. to 33tfle
per beet., and Eityptia• 201. 26e. to 21f.
At Constantino, le, the 3rd of May, a cargo of soft the
of Galata was add at 241. per heat. for a port in El3ll°L
There was little demand of a mummifies kion theta 11
consequence of the great ahuodsnce of ft or. The Mail
wheat was 60,000 beets., and of barley 29,1.00 heal.
A good business had been doing at Gale's in nun.
43,0011 hear. brought 61. 354. to fir 75e. per beet.; :6,011
beets. of wheat, at 101. 60e. to 12t. 404. per beet.

COTTON.—LtentPuoi. MAT 23.—Tbe America 14
vices have again esegted the cotton mark..t, and the Phi
to day have been 35,000 bale., at an advance f 11. pet It
noon all descriptions. Of these 26,000 were Amends
(3,000 being taken tor sport and 18,000 on sceesiatiu),
2.600 Permian and Maranhao) 61 to 8 I.; 1,12
Egyptian, 63 t. to %a. ; and 6,000 -Surat, 31d. to hi
per lb. (3,000 on speculation).

CATTLE.—Lmaroot, MAY 28 —Sheep were in gold
demand at market Me morning, and all sold up; 11:
cattle meta rather sl .w sale, and a part was left well.
Beer, 6d. to 7d.; mutton, 60. to 7d.
COALS.—LONDON, MAY 28.—Holywe11,17s 6d.; Bee•
ard's West Hartley Netherton, 17s. 6d. • West Hardly
Greys, 17s; Wylsm, lbs. 61.; Walls End Acorn oat,
18s. 9d.; Walls End Hatton, 17a. 6d. Eden Main, 195,
Walls End Belmont, 185.6 d. ; Walls Ead Braddylls, 195;
Walls End He ton, 205.; Wall End Hetton Lwel,
18e. 9d.; Walls End Lamhton, 19s. 6.1.; Walls End 'er
atter, 18s. 34. • Walls Bud Pluton:, r, 19,4 Walls EM
Riau:mild, 18's. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool Trail*
185.91.; Wails End Hartlepool, 19.. 9r.; Wall Bed
Hengh Hall, 18.. 6d.; Walls End 61.u11i Ella, 18s. 81.
Wails End Tees, 20a ; Carr 's Merthyr, 225.; Derwsntwate
Hartley, 176. 6d..

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