The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-16 00:00:00

TILE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

(Fran the Mar! Lew Soren.)

Prins d vied amear to ban busit myy firmly
suppling" eit Sift Masi markets oltila4llaalaent, and
mamba 'Milk= aimed with then MEOW* hew, it
will tie at Men aborred that purchases mils tame can-
not pay ia flu Enekets if prices do not 1011•10 IN this
SFrom ben, under date of Bth instant, that a
faiumail berians had berm done during the pro-
of loiaelpally for &livery in spring ; the prices
pardlsecla filly se high as thew prwtously earnest ;
my, kr othmi qualities4os. to 4211., and fee doe high-mixed
43,. to 41e. per qr. free on board. Some shipments were
stall in progress, but the mureity of weeds had interfered
more or las with business. The stock I. winless, was
estimated at about 110,000 qrs. and of this qwestky it was
calculated about 22,00 u qn. had been sold for immediate
shipment-
At Konigsberg, on the Bth fast., business was awiet ; the
weather had been, and still °outlawed mild and wet, which
bad rendered the roads nearly impassable, mad supplies of
grain from the country bad consequently come forward
sparingly. High-mixed old and new wheat was quoted
42e. 6J.; mixed, of 6111 b.., 411 ; and red. S 'e. • high-
mixed, stew, 444. • seized, ditto, 41.. 6d. ; sad red, 896.
per qr. free ea bard. Freezes had rather weeded, sled
man vessels might thee have been chartered at Is. per v.
for wheat to London or East Cost.
Stettin letters, of Monday's date, state that a lei& de-
mand had bee. experienced durine the preview week Ike
wheat, and supplies having come forward sponegly, prises
had rather crept or : for lino Glib. to 6111 b. Pemiessim
pail to 42.. to 42a. 6d. per qr. free on board had been Fa
Of spring corn scarcely any supplies had comas forward. GM
barley bed commanded very fall terms. Freight to Looks
for wheat was 3s. 9d. to 4° par qr.
Rostock advice*, of the Bth Alt.. rer.egabigeLiggsg
for wheat, and the supplies of coo
farmers had, it appears, met a ready sale at apoilial
41s. per qr, free ea board..
We have similar advims tram Straws.%
Ageism, *4.
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blocks of old wheat apes, to bare been nearly ex-
hausted at all the Lower Baltic ports, and the delimit.
tram the growers having bees my 'moderate, sellers have
lad it all their own way.
The weather seems to have been similar on the Conti-
nent to that experienced here, viz., wet and mild.
Hamburg letters, of Tuesday, state that the transactions
in wheat had been unimportant einem the previous post
day, bat that holders bad remained very firm. Red Upland
on the spot, weighing 61i lbs., had not been offered below
425. 6d. to 43e. per qr. free on bird. There had been few
aim from the Lower Baltic for immediate shipment, and
he delivery Ia sprites high rates had been asked, my
4b. 6d. to 44e. 6d. per qr.
The advises from Holland do not notice any material
'hang* k the wheat trade. At Itotterdem, ua Moonier,
WWI* Snaked what was rather euirr, but other qualitiis
flashatehud their previous value. Oats were about ls. per
vmaisr borer, tad Ober articles fatly us high as before.
Flea AIMS Its ausanu are of mac► the same chars.•
• ter inellreek I Wien awes to have endeavoured to
establish an ageism as wheat, which buyers bad resisted,
401 the sporkkas had cosiequendy been unimportant.
At Pkie, OE Weimsday, Auk was quits as dear as on that
day es'
Yrkaatitteditemasas we have no news of much
kismet; isms farther purchases of Indian eons had, it
upporey bon nab for shipment to England. At Trieste,
ea the 61i kkthie ankle wee 444k4 2411. to 26e. 7d. per
v. asses 114111.