The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN.

The Paris flour market, though dull, bag undergone little
change during the past week. the lowness of the waters
making the manufacture difficult ; no that millers have been
careless sellers. Priem have ranged for first qualities from
59 to 63 francs per 159 kilos. (equal to 38s. 6d. to 41s. per
2801ba. English.) Four the four sad six marks 61f. 50e.
(40a. per 2801b5.) was demanded. and for the current month
61f. (39a. Bd. per 2801 be.) Wheat of the new mop heirs(
plentiful, and for the most part fine, was If. per 120 kilos.
lower-say Is. 6d. per quarter • for choice Montereau. 36f.
per 126 kilos. was required (565. lid.) ; and for
Du Centre and Bourgogne, 351. 500. (55e. per quarter.)
Very little was passing in old wheat, fie* qualities being
nearly used up, and what was offered was held at Mt.
(525. per qr.) Foreign was scarcely seen in the mast.
There had been buyers of the new crop from the north. Rye
was more neglected, and cheaper folly I franc per 115 hike.,
offers not exoesdieg3o francs per 115 kilos (31s. per qr.)and
for delivery 19f. to 191. 500. Old barley remained dull at the
low rates-15f. 150. to 16f. per 100 kilos. ; and no new was
on show. Oats, being well reported, were fully 1 franc
per 150 kilos. cheaper, the best not being over 28f. 50c. per
150 kilos. Rapeseed sold freely at 43 to 45 franc, per 101
kilos., and trifolium incarnatum had advanced to 82 francs
per bolt The country wheat market' were all tending
downwards for wheat, from 30 centimes per beet. to If. 110 c.
(9d. to Ss. 6d. per qr.) Nantes, Havre, and Marseilles
were all dull and against sellers.
The Belgian markets have varied, but the best supported
were not dearer. At Antwerp there was a very moderate
oonsumptive demand, at fonmerprioes, Stettin wheat moving
off in retail at 61s. 641. Courtrai noted a reduction of Ss. 6d.
per qr. Liege was down 21. for wheat, sad le 3d. for rye
and oats ; the top price of wheat was 61s.
Rapid progress had been making with the harvest in Hol-
land. Prices were scarcely sustained at Amsterdam, the
new con having become plentiful in the interior. Rye wars
neglected, but holden did not offer at less money.
A change to beautiful weather at Ramberg bad lowered
rates. The rye harvest was far advanced, and well reported
as to yield and quality • so that prices were Is. tokwl64:ll .
per qr. down. Very lug wheat was offering at 575. 6d.,
red fleas to 57e., mixed llsnsig to 1195., red Eanteranian
to 555. Harley was brisk from English orders, Danish
having sold at'S. Oats also had been in lively demand
for England. New rye wan being brought In quantity to
the Berlin market. The quality varied, but on the whole
wr satidactor The late speculations bad been very die-
estrous, bat wheat and other gene bad little fluctuated.
Arrivals of the new wheat were getting common in Beve-
ria the quality of some was very fine ; prime from tbs. to
des., fine old to 475. per qr.
T. Swiss Markets were searly all lower for wheat.
The satire crop of r” was harvested at Kayseri, and
wheat had bores to he cut The former vseied, and the
few new samples of wheat were ordinary, but the barley
was very doe.
Wheat habeas in good request for the north of
▪ Ecdipberg, bat the &mead bad somewhat se=
sod prime were oreediag ; es it was with rye ; other glob
being calm.
The change of weather. and abated inquiry from Englead,
had lowered wheat at Den* fully la. to la. dd. per v.

About 9,000 qrs. wheat bed lean placed at 55a to 625. and
1,100 qr.. barley, at 275. to 295. 9d. per qr. The quality
of the new Polish wheat wan below eat year's, sad also the
quantity.
Fair supplies were yet drawn from the interior of Rus-
sia to Odessa, but three were drawing to a elossiutiV
bushier bad bees doing In wheat, principally for
at former quotations—ay to 42a. 6d. per qr. far fined
Obirka wheat.

Foreign news not being encouraging, hairiness at °lasts
was dull, especially as but few vessels were in port. Very
beneficial rains had fallen, and the crop of maize once In
jeopardy now promised a good result. Maize, however, at
Trieste was still active at ful‘former rates. The business in
wheat was sleeked by pretensions of holders, but
since the completion of certain shipments on baud a earn
bad ensued. About 32,000 Baja Banat and Hungarian
wheat had been placed during a week, at 78. 60c. to 84 75c.
mti* (staja equal to 3. qrs., the florin about Be. Bd.)
t stock about 64,000 data,
Maize had bees active at Venice for consumption, with
prices risiag, a fortnight's drought having listened the pro-
swat of a crop materially. The new wheat was cam* la
the interior pl ntifully, and pekes tending downwards fat
native sorts. _

-Lees favourable accounts from Europe, and a reaction in
the gold market, lowered breadstuff, at New York. Canada
flour down 10. to 15a-say sd. to 7gd. pet brL ; some
deseriptioes 20e. to 25a-my 104 d. to 120. per brl. ; ad
wheat 2c. to 3c. par bushel, or Bd. to la. par qr. Baltimore
flour 5 dots. 25c. to 6 dolt. 80s. (equal to 21.. Bd. to 28a
per bit) The alai for three daya, is wheat, were
535,000 buahels. Chicago 1 doL 10e. to 1 doL 16e. per
bushel (365. Bd. to 38s. Bd.) ; Milwankie, 1 dol. 14c. tot doL
19c. (Ms. to 395. Bd.) ; amber lowa, 1 doL 190. to doL
22e. (39a. Bd. to 40s. Bd.) ; red State, 1 dol. 28e. (425. 8d.);
winter red Western, 1 dol. 28.. to 1 dol. 30e. (425. Bd. to
43.. 4c1.) ; green Bay, 1 doL 20e. to 1 dol. 24e. (40a to 41s.
4d.) ; amber Michigan, 1 doL 30e. to 1 dol. 33c. (43.. 4d. to
445. 441.) ; white Wasters, 1 dol. 35c. to I dol. 41c. (455. to
47.. per qr.), all per 480 lbs. Export. from the 14 to the
23rd July, 290,403 brla. floor ; 2,090,013 bushels wheat ;
572,991 bushels maize. Clovensed op to Sa to 84e. per lb.