The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-28 00:00:00

THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

(From the Mark-lane Erpren.)
By the most recent advices from the Baltic we
learn that the quiet tone of the English letters bad had
more or less effect, and that the upward movement in
prices had received a check. Holders appear, however, to
have remained very firm, and previous rates had been
steadily supported. At Dantrig, on the 21st inst. (Tuesday
last), 51s. per qr. free on hoard was paid for GOO qrs. lower.
Polish wheat, weighing 031bs. per bushel ; and about 400
qrs. of middling quality of high-mixed changed hands at 435.
to 4.5 e. per qr. There had been some inquiry for the lower
descriptions on (it was said) Dutch and Belgian account,
but the actual operations had been unimportant. Vessels
were very scarce, and freights rising; 4s. Gd. ant SI. per qr.
bad been paid for London.
At Konigsberg, on Tuesday last, business was quiet, and
prices were precisely the urns as on that day week. Vessels
were scares, which bad tended to increthe the difficulties
attending the execution of orders.

At Stettin, on the 22nd in►t., holders of Wheat were rather
more anxious to realise. The weather had for some time
been, and was then, very auspicious for the growing grain
crops; which circumstance, together with the less encou-
raging English advices, had checked the disposition to pur-
chase. There had, however, been no actual giving way ;
but it is probable that, with positive orders in hand, wheat
might perhaps have been bought on somewhat easier terms.
The speculation in Rye had quite subsided, and rather a
serious fall had Wren place in the value of that grain.
Rostock letters of the 20th inst. inform us that Wheat
had continued to excite attention at that port, and stocks
being very small, holders had raised their pretensions to
475. per qr. free on board for moderately good (albs. qua-
lity. The weather was hot and dry, with parching easterly
windi, and the crops on the ground were supposed to
hare suffered from. drought. Scarcely any spring corn had
been brought forward, and prices of barley, oats, Sic., are
relatively higher at the Lower Baltic ports than in the Eng-
lish markets.

From lf 'Bohan? vs. learn, under date of Tuesday
last, that the export inquiry fm- Wheat h.,' r.tlacr
slackened; but tellers had manifested no disposition to
lower their pretensions. There had not been many
offers from outports, and but few transactions bad been
closed since the previous market-day. Spring corn had
been in fair request; for 53lbs. Danish barley 255. to 251.
Gd., and for Jutland oats weighing 391ba., 160. Gd. to 161.
9d. per qr. free on board had been paid.
In the Dutch market prices of wheat appear to have ten-
ded upw..rds. Rotter !am letters of Wednesday state that
several purchases had been made there for export to the
tipper Rhino and to Switzerland, which had counteracted
the effect which might otherwise have been produced by
the dull English advice s. For moderately good GO to Gllbs.
red Wheat about 430. per qr. had been realized.
The repo eta from France are of rather an exciting cha-
racter; prices of wheat and flour have run up very rapidly
there within the last week or two. The first impetus was,
no dsubt, given by the shortness of the stocks; and since
tl:cn some fern appear to have orison In regard to the pro-
bable result of the harvest.
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At NM, on Wednesday, flour was lir. per sack, and
wheat 2fr. per I hectolitre higher than on that day week.
The stock of the former article had been reduced to 20,719
quint ale.
From Marseilles we learn that the bad amounts of the
crops from many parts of France had caused a specu'ative
inquiry for Black Sea Wheat, and that prices had undergone
rather an important rise. Polish Odessa, deliverable at the
end of the year, had been sold at 38s. 3d.; and for Mariano-
poll and Berdianski, deliverable in September to December,
equal to 40s. 3d. per qr. free on board.
Letters from Odessa, dated sth inst., state that large pur-
chases of grain had been made there for the supply of the
Russian fleet and army, which had caused prices to rise
materially. Freights were high, and little was Ming
shipped to England.
The accounts from America are of a similar character to
thoso received last week. The supplies of flour appear to
have fully kept puce with the demand, and prices were
r.,ther lower at New York on the 11th than on that clay
week.

SHIPPING INTELLI9ENCj.

ARAI VED.

ANN MARTTN-at Liverpool, June 27, from Akoeb
Atuan-st Liverpool, June 27, from Aricate
RMiIIICA-at Falmouth. Juse 27, from Almaden
RURRICA-at Liverpool, June 27, from Cadiz
Axim-at Deal, June 26, from Sleek Sea
AIItFOTLE-at Deal, Jute 26, from Port Philip
Arota-at Falmouth, June 25, from °demo
Amours:lD-at Falmouth, June 26, from Buenos Ayres
Amor-at Falmouth, June 27, from Akyab
Atriarrs-at Falmouth, June 27, from Odessa
Anuall-at Falmouth, June 27, from Odessa
Asuaaas-at Gravesend June 27, from Denmark
Ass LOCIAN-at Liverpool, June 27, from Alexandria
Rarros-at Livnpool, June 27, from Marseilles
BkLLCAILRIO -at Liverpool, June 27. from St. John's, N.B.
liortoesta-at Liverpool, June 27, from Memel
Box-at Liverpool, June 27, from Bwinemunde
CORA-at Liverpool. June 27, from Pugwaah
Conon- ad Falmouth, June 24, from Catania
Comfaua -at Falmouth,2 June 25, from Jaffa
CARL Jonas-at Falmouth, June 21, from Alexandria
Catmint -at Liverpool, June 27, from Gibraltar
Co:, rwszani--at Gravesend, June 27, from Bahia
DASIRL DT n-at Liverpool, June 27, - from.... Trieste
DARING -at Liverpool, June 27, from .............. -...........-Lisbon
Datino-at Gravesend, June 27. from Africa
Dr.nrnia-at Bristol, June 25, from Croustade
11,1101 CI-at Deal, Jane 26, from Caps Coast extra
ikwa-at Falmouth, June 24, from Trieste
Duos-at Falmouth, June 25, from lbraini
Davao Boots-at Plymouth, June 25, from Calatz
D.sraysaf-at Falmouth, Juno 27, from. Ilavannab
Kveuo-at Liverpool, June 27, from New Orleans
Ecrio-at Liv-erp sal, June 27, front . BuenewAyres
Farza-at Falmouth, Juno 25, from Odeon
ELSA/MR.-4K Falmouth, June 25 from Mauritius
Eus-at Falmouth, June 25, from Odessa
Earourear-at Falmouth, June 25, from .... Odessa
ENO/OS-at Faltirmth, .lure 27, from °drum
Box %Brom-at Gravesend, June 27, from Caen
EMI. HZ:MIT-at Liverpool, Jane 27, from .«...N. (Meow
Ee, -at Liverpool. June 27, from Paraiba
Fannaanss-at Liverpool, June 27, from Lisbon
Fraxooau-at Gravesend, June 27, from. Rotterdam
FRANKLYN-at Falmouth, June 2i, from Licata
Peasant-at Falmouth, Juue i'.s, from Galata
OtIDITA--at Deal, June 26, from Westward
°twerp-at Liverpool. June 27 from Trieste
lirno-et Liverpool, Juno 27, from Charleatown
lit NIT LikINNIV-at LiveLlloo4 June 27, from. New York
iiliNallT-•-at Lienpool, June 27, from Buenos Ayres
Gyration-at Liverpool, June 27, from New Orleans
ILL'OR TIALENOLNT-at Ilverpond, Jane 27, from Barbados',
riFNEY WALL RN- at Falmouth, June 27, from llavannak
Namara-iv. Falmouth, June 25, from oaeAss
Hamm lie anuK-et Will:A. June 23, from llavannati
llannoor -„%t Dal, June 26, from.... Swansea
linAM". At Deal, June 26, from Tarragona
issurx -at Deal, JllllO :11, from West% ard
Ivln* .o -at Deal, June 26, hum Tenerittc
lo• mama -at °TAW& Illi• June 27, frOm ..... ..... Cadiz
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ADRL-at ONVIIINNA, June 27, !TOM
/Are* C.:alums-at Brildol, June 25, hoer. Bt. Vinornt
Juwo-4 Kai, June 26, nom Odessa
Jenny LIND -at Dial, June 26, from ............ ........ .-. Lisbon
JANAICA-*At Liverpool, June 27, from New Orleans
LRON-at Ornrercra, June 27, from • Gravelines
Laormn-at Gravesend, June 27, from . :rawlines
I.non-at Liverpool, June 27 from Villa Garcia
Meta and Ma.-at Liverprol, June 27, from Dautaie
Ilav i ia, A .I:-..t Liverpool, June 27, from ... hew Orleans
MARIA -at Liverpool, June 27, horn Amsterdam
MART IN-at Bristol, June 33, INet. Nona
MAIIA TRIRIPA-OL DOM, June 26, Qom. Buenos
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