The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-20 00:00:00

THE BRITISH CORN TRADE.

(From the Mork•fane Express.)
The weather during the past week has been '
variable, though continuing tram, bat there wee eareagh
sunshine to enable many light-land farmers to get ma with
sowing their wheat ; sad this, with the presset tempera-
ture, moat soon be up, with every chance of getting strong
before Christmea. We I:M4 :however, more unfavourable ;
accounts of the keeping goatees of the potatoes raised, the
work having been hindered by wet ; so that in this respect
matters are not procmdingso well as wee expected. In the '
several country markets very little or no ohmage bra occurred
in the valm of whist ; and indeed with the averages now
sunk to 4la per qr. we do not expect mush anxiety to all, r
the falling off in the Leodoc market inflialsetly iodiostes.
With the exception of Fiance, sibriese hem &mope show
the continuance of calm, rata being somewhat lower, bat
not sudiciently so as to give any chases of Feat by
meats to this country. Montreal advice@ sole the
ing influence of Earopean reports; bet New York has be-
come so much like the stock market that quotation lees
their interest. After a careful consideration of Irish statis-
tics for this year, as furnished by the Registrar-Denny, we
should have ease much to deplore in the ocadition et that men-
try bet for the improved ebersoker et the het hermit, the
of which are net yet furaithed. By oar estimate,
Virevtari of good and bed, we take it that the ziainnV,
las • erli;le, will be p& in Takao of about
cereal; cattle, green crops, and flex &eluded. =all
the amount is on the right ; but this, with a peronis-
ta/ea, say, of about six minima, is only 3s. 4d. each, or
not quite two days' labour. Thus much will sot therefore
be @sough to atop further emigration ; and without a con-
tinuance of fine semons, and the adoption of superior hus-
bandry, leaiegprosperity is hardly to be expected.
Poillollll ars had is many 'mealtime.
The arrivals off the met Mae 9th lookout were 14
cargoes, of which 11 corer wise wheat, barley, sad 1
beans. The price@ paid. were ae follows :—Poliek Odessa,
40a. ; Gleirks, 345. to 364 ; and for the coatiseat, 365. 9d. ;
Melvin** 35e. ; amber, 38e. ; Saida, 33a. ; maim,
203 a. Ito 28e. ; Syrian barley, 22a fed. ; Egyptian
beans
The sales soled list week were 110,525 qra wheat at 415.,
spinet 92,193 qrs. fa 1862. The London averages were
445. 9d. on 1,538 qrs. The imports for the week seeding
10th instant into the kingdom we 114.331 qrs. wheat,
100.551 cute. leer. The Muerte fet September were
573,816 qrs. wheat, 365,604 owls. flour.
Mondity's market le London asmeemed on a fair supply
of English wheat, end a Marry arrival of foreign from all
pmts. The morsiOg's show of Molar from Emu and Kent
was small, but the quantity of foreign offering made millets
very earekes about baying, though only the previous rates
were demanded. Eventually sales were made on the same
terms for good white, hot red hung on bead.
The foreign trade was in abeyance till nearly
the elm of the mriM, whoa semi cauatry
buyers took off good old at the former eurreecy. Cargoes
afloat, not being plentiful, obtained the previous rates. On
Wednesday there were 480 quarters per coed, 21,970 quer
tam foreign. Trade this continued dell, and only pert el
Monday's
111111VIags ware cleared elf at tore pvious raise.
The business in &raga was also es a small scale, at shoat
the previous Tatra Fe iday's Maras were 590 quartos
ocastwite, 21,970 quarters foreign. Trade this wasup:o2
languid, some of Mooday's samples yet
with but a dull peospect for Monday should- be free.
It was the some with foreign, though mums afloat were
quiteles dear.
There was a large supply of flour as Meeday, both in
country qualities and barrels from AM41114011. Balsam car
tinned very heavy, even for mroved country marks,, theogh
price could hardly be ealkd lower ; though lontersor qua-
lities could not be quitted mikes at some reduction. It was
the ram with low Americas; bat floe foreign was steady,
and tows prices tenohinged. Oa Wednesday there were 020
socks per cosett33o _mks 10.890 barrels foreign. 110•11111
remained very Irma aid sales difficult, excepting is ap-
proved country marks said choke Ameriese, though no
quotable differesim Walsall is prime. Friday's returns
were 750 sacks coestwiee, 330 socks, 15,720 barrels foreign.
The good foreign arrival sod warm weather were spinet
the trade, but prices, both of .00tietry make and foreip,
were much the serene. .

TheTe—wa7; Lair supply of barley on Monday, heti
British and foreign. There was, however, a great scartity
in really fine malting English qualities, which sold readily at
former values ; but secondary sorts were doll and of doubt-
fill value, coming into cesimetition with fine French and
Seale. Foreign grinding was unaltered. On Wednesday
there were 540 quarters per meat, 6.520 quarters foreign.
None but choice paresis of ish. malting were then sale-
able at former rates, the se ,my qualities being surpassed
by Scotch, selling at 365. &L, and 6oto foniign at 34a. Fri-
day's returns were 580 quarten ecastwies, 10,966 quieten
foreign. This was the heaviest day fee sales of the medium
descriptions of English, end even grinding qualities partook
of the dulness.
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The malt trade was heavy on Monday, sad prime rather
in buyer's favour. No further change took place in values
during the remainder of the week.
Though very few &eta oats appeared on Monday . and
not many from linked, there was • fair quantity of home
growth, and • very heavy arrival from 'braid. These
heavy 'JIM'," ooming on • very dull market, with dealt=
pretty well stocked, ocamirsed a farther fell of 6d. per
quarter on all sew oats, and emu old, salmi choice, were
rather is buyer'. favour. On Wednesday there were 70
quarters per rout, 2,270 quarters Irish, 27,640 quarters
lonise. 'With such good recitations supplies, sales of
Dew, especially foreign out of order, were same Alkali,
though quotations were nominally as before. Friday's
giantlike were 70 quarters emesswise, 2,270 quartets Irish,
27,790 quarters foreign. Though new parade of foreign
wore again rather is favour of buyers, them was a firmer
feeling as respelled old Ruesies, whisk wen oirtaisly no
MThThere was a fair supply of beam on Kombiy, both native
sod foreign. Now Bag bak were very dal: and folly la
per quarter cheaper; sad that. were we free buyers of
foreign unless as easier rates. Friday's market was quiet,
with rates much as before.

iLreTin;;To..derstrailow of Eaglieh per ea Monday,
bat no foreign supplies. Business was extremely Needy* I
in all sorts, sod prices rather easier. There was no change
subsequently.
The arrivals an well as exports of linseed were moderato.
Prism kept very steady, there being no ohmage to note
either in crashing seed or oaks. Good seed being sauce at
the week's came, finished with prices fully as high.
The seed trade was in coda. Little passing either Is i
donned or trefoiL New canary firm ; old, union Am,
very dull. Whiter taros continued plead/al, and not
cleared, though offering at lower rates.
The wheat trade 311 the country underwent very Nails
change. ANw markets mere more animated, at means
rates, as Hail, Ipswich, Chissborough, !shoe Mowbray,
Burly, ,• Rugby, sad UpOsghean ; but them were alma
balanced by as may tending the sontiary way ; while the
majority made so change in the sales reputed, emends(
parade out of order, sad soft, which were fa bayer's &year.
Liverpool ,foend Tuesday a brisk day, and td. to U.
par osoml more was paid oa Americas wheat, the inferior
qualities Wag most improved in value. Oats were again
3d. per 4511:a. lower ; mixed made from 27e. 9d. to 28e.
per quarter. Oa Friday the wheat trade was dull, but
maize was firmer. . .

Spring corn has continued dull, new oats sod the medium
qualities of barley, as well as new beaus, being retiree ia
buyer's favour.
At Glasgow the prios of wheat was much the same ; bat
barley was 3d. to 6d. per boll down, sad oats 61. to 9d. per
boll. Wheat at Edinburgh, from want of couditioe. was
about in. per quarter cheaper, but not good foreign. Other
grain much as previously, excepting rate, which were rather
cheaper.
At Dublin native ',Lest advanced 6d. per barrel, and
for*, was more is demand. Earley and oats wars also
3d. to 6d. per barrel higher.

Tai ROYAL Aoctictivruita. ecocurrr.—The pro-
visaed committee appointed to make the preliminary
arrattganset• is cosoezion with the forthcoming meeting
of the Royal Agricultural Society at Newcastle met oa
Saturday, at the Fanners' Club Rooms, New Town Hall.
The Mayor of Newcastle presided. The committee were
occupied with the arrangement.; of matters to be disposed
of at the spproeching public meeting. A great number of
communications were read from various agricultural socie-
ties and adividuele, promising support and asaistaaos is
making errangensenta, collecting subscriptions, Ix With
reprd to the public meeting, we are informal that a ra
grades, dined by upwards of 200 landowners, croupire,
and others throughout the fan northern counties, has beat
presented to the mem requesting bins to co such a
meeting for the appoiatment of a load committee, Neve.
taries, sad treasurer for the meeting of the Royal Society
in Newcastle next summer, for the opening of a lid al sub.
soriptioes, and other matters in conanion with this object.
We understand that it was agreed that the meeting should
take piece upon Tuesday, the 27th inst, that being the day
preceding St Lake's Fair.—Newateele CAratick
ROYAL NAVAL BINIIVOLINT SOCIITY. —A pal-
tarly meeting of the 'oversews of this society wee held yes-
ter4ky at Williem Rooms, King-street, St. James's. Admiral
Sir George Seymour presided. Ili. J. T. Ricoalten„ the
secretary, plead the quarterly atonal of receipts and dia-
bolism:nate, from the Ist ef July to the 30th of September,
1863, before the meetiag. The total teespts for that period
amounted to 82131. Is. Id., including a bahma from last
seenunt of 2411. les 7d., and interest on invested property
MN. 15e., he. The disbesiemeets amounted to 44W54.10i.,
leaving a Ware of 3781. 17e. The mount invented in
Three par Cent. Coma* was 31,9161. I*. Bd. The daaatione
waisted of IL. feem Onpesia Sotheby, Si. frees Cornetis-
t/area A. Morrell. sad SOI. from Wbampoa, a native of
Hoeg Hoeg, residing at elagapare. It was moved that
Mr. Fraser, ef the Arm ef Masse. Child sad Co., the
baskets, be eluded Warner, and epos brag ppaat to the
meeting wee canted enearteaely. The rsamsaiY for the
relief of those be seed were thee lam *to ecasidastise,
big dety•tais is number, sad therm ef 3801. wee greeted
for the emu
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