The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-01 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

(lnia IM Mirk JAM Ilaras.)

By the most rioently received advieee from the
norta parts of Rareps, we learn that the frost had eon-
tinned. sad that ma emornmews ipmesties et mew bad
se as empletelp to basal, wig dile mods, end
suppiles Ana the *Wrier reisp ibs *Gwent polo em
the come. Most of the rivers nod \mimes were Est Moen,
sad a complete stop had tluireams boon pat to shipments.
In this position of affairs but Mk bosiseso had takes plat",
bat holders of wheat bad reaminsil esessilinply ilene, sad
had meeifested more disposing. to miss timmt to lower their
pretemelems.
At on the 18th of February, a email advance
was in the value of wheat. Cloelotions were
then feallia.e. red, 445., good mixed, 455., sod 1.. high-
est:id 40s. pee quarter free as board i, spring. The wee-
di
thew to wee% end the glam hod** musing marked 22
et heat. rettin lettemiCat Meaday lest&wadfe Mould m iaterm
and the riverm
mimed hp is.. The
mloyer bedew . aloft dem in
wheat we hem bees tent bet Whew bad
deiwessM fell Mew, wry dot. M. Is 41a. elf en
SI The.
red Pemeeeshm mid te die. per quarter free en bond
for whits reties et the mem weight.
At Raba pootitse pa** Wpm oleo to have bee. well
repperted. isi the seem* penerally tram ell the Billie
pores am de dealitally Sem elemeeta. The advisee hem the
near andoentol peels ms oho eta fro Immo. The Me was
still Aged by fee en Turley. aid time nee eemennestly
little ding at gig hr gamete linieee wise however
very &me and goad so& apiontribeatoniptilag tab Nelbs.
per bushel, estil4 am be bought hien 47.. pr km on
Penn the Um: Balticperts there had hoes offers
of 61 lbs. hello at 411 s. Id. to 475. Bd. per qr. free ea heard.
Glastelisms of spring sera had not varied : for 53 lbs. Danish
barley and for 98 lbs. oats 16e. 34. to 161.9 d. per qr.
free ma board, had been asked.
In the Dal* markets buainme seems to have remained
quiet. At Rettordees, on Monday, 60 to 61 lbs. red Rhine
wheat was quasi 44e. 6d. up to . per qr., free on board.
The inland was closed, but the change which
has since takes la the weather has probably broken
up the des en wow.
Littan hem Galata of the 7th February state that very
little bushing had been done during the preceding fort-
night, and that scarcely anything was being shipped.
Freights were high, and vessels were scarce. 15e. 6d. per
qr. for wheat to the United Kingdom would have been
readily paid. Good qualities of Gala* wheat might have
been bought at 25e. per qr. free on board. At Ibraila
prices had rather improved, the finer kinds having risen to
Us. per. qr. free on
The latest accounts from America state that the news
from England had had rather a depressing effect on the
value of wheat and flour on the other side of the Atlantic.
From New York we have letters dated 9th instant. The
' purchases of western floor had for some days previous been
1 on a retail Beale, but in southern a fair extent of business
I, had been done prinei_ally for shipment to California and
Australia. Prices of Western Canal, Ohio, &c., bad given
' way 61 to 121 cents per bal. The demand for room having
slackened, freights to England had become rather easier,
' and 2s. 9d. to 6 per brl. had been taken for Liverpool, and
3e. 3d. for Lend*.

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