The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

ihaelater at Mark-lane has felt the influence of the kn.
oreeemer which has taken place in the weather, and there
wee eartainly lees inclination to purchase towards the close
than In the early part of the week.
The arrivals of wheat endwise into the port of London
have been rodent, only 3,470 qrs. having been reported
opts this (Saturday) evening ; the quantity exhibited by
land-earrisge maples from the neighbouring counties has
misenwhile been small, and sellers have consequently refused
to maks any carnation. Up to Wednesday the demand
was tolerably active and the sales made on that occasion
we at quite as high prices as those previously cannot.
Then was a want of activity in the inquiry on Friday ;
beton were not disposed. however, to give way, and the few
bargains closed were at terms similar to those paid in the
oonarnenernent of the week.
The avenges are now moving upwards in all parts of the
kingdom; the last general weekly return (395. Ild.) shows
a rise of 66. per qr.
The receipts of wheat her abroad have increased,
36,983 qrs. having OM to band during the week. This
supply is larger term had been generally calculated on, but
Importers have Mg hitharts sosaifeeted any anxiety to press
sales. Oa Wednesday a sir extent of business was done,
several purchases Mies melee by country millers at prices
equal to these of the }seeding market-day ; subsequently
the inquiry eleskeemi, wYis Ispethr with the increase is
the 'Mesh, rendered it veep Moak on Friday to sell ems
the beat qualities at provisos MOIL The transactions le
flestri cargoes have been ertreillit &ring the week, and
eat of inwards of 60 winch whist thdea arrived off the
easat. al abouthaw ha&masna swamis imiliepowl W. The
boo p 4 ter sod Odin%lb. od. to
▪ fid.• Resealktha. 110. Ithelle, Ms. Pd. to
Ms., and igyptie OL to lth pew qp.
The tap perm toomweavillotheadisen has not varlet
awe cur lath but thew las be ma Imposed sae Jr sl
freelseadoiaWklea. Cathay flaw has ammo gni*
forward ; the sesrofty of wheat la the itheriar rem
densay mate • increase in the supplies of tee asanufer
tared article improbable • and if the receipts hem Frame
should iii el the town ;tillers would have a good trade.
The snivels from France have again been to • fair exe
tent, sad besides 6,649 sacks from thence, 1,702 bria. bow
been rewired hem America. All really fresh qualities of
foreign Gear have met a ready sale, and have ameneedeil
quite r meek mosey as before ; but ordinary kinds were
veznexadUllfaLlt to quit on Friday.
barley has ceased to some to market, and
few lots is granary have been held at very full terms. From
abroad we have had fair mime, vie., 7,898 qrs. The im-
provement in the weather bas had more or lees influence,
and there was less disposition to buy on Friday than before •
without, however, leading to any alteration in prices, good
grinding qualities being as der at the close as at the be-
ginning of the week.
The transactions in Malt have been on a retail scale, and
we have no change to report in quotations.
The arrivals of home-grown oats have been of the same
retail character as for some time past; but a material in-
crease having taken place in the supply from abroad, the
upward movement in prices has been checked. A few car-
goes have come to hand from Riga, and the receipts from
Ramie arc likely to increase in the course of next month;
we do not, however, calculate on any overwhelming sup-
plies, and are inclined to think that, if prices do give way,
the decline will be only temporary. The dealers acted with
much caution both on Wednesday and Friday, and in par-
tial eases a slight concession was made to facilitate sales of
out-of-conditioned qualities, but really good sweet corn was
not generally sold cheaper.
The few small lots of English beans brought forward have
realised full terms; and for Egyptian, whether on the spot
or to arrive, quite as much money has been asked as before.
Peas have excited less attention than last week, but their
former value has been well maintained.
A considerable amount of business has been done in
dies corn afloat, and most of the cargoes arrived off the east
during the last eight or ten days. have been placed pried.
pally on Irish account at full prices.
REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.
Rather unfavourable weather having been expe-
rienced in the early part of the month over a large portion
of continental Europe, and the &deices from hence having
tended to encourage speculation, a further rime has, it
i . been established in prices of grain, &c., at all
thet
foreign ports. At Danzig a very large extent
of business seems to have been done, about 30,000 qrs. of
wheat having changed hands during the week ending lath
inst. at high terms-say 41s. to 465. for 621bs. to 631bs.
high-
mixd Upper Polish, 41s. to 42a. fur red mixed ditto, 435.
to 44e. for the best high-mixed Lower Polish, and 40e. to
41a. for fine mixed ditto, weighing 611 be. to 6211 e. per
bushel. On the 16th June there was not so much doing,'
but sellers remained exceedingly firm, and the rates
named were boasted on. Four-and-twenty mesh led
been chartered during the week, capable of
=2 20,000 qrs. The freight paid for Los
ham 2a. 9d. to 34. ltd., and charters had been
closed her about 8,000 qrs. ; freights to other poets had
been he Meat the same porportion-say, to Liveried
Pm 41..Nomosatle Is. 4d., the Frith of Forth 2a. 9d., ma
Delia de. per qr. for wheat. The latest sale named lei
bow a wed of Upper Polish red mixed, weighing 621ba.
per be• for which equal to 425. per qr., net, freight,
and haenrasta, had been paid. Of Lower olish a parcel
ens ere had theaged bands at &Is. to 395. per qr. • in all,
alma IMO qrs. were sold on Monday the 16th inst. The
meet recent advice, from Stettin inform us that the
weather, after having been stormy Bad cold, had Weems
warm, which had to • certain extent counteracted**
abet of the brisk reports from hence. Prier of whoa
had Mew 3a per qr., but the advance had been pad
too ainetestly to allow of much business being done.
110 tee ipmeldien for 61 to 621bs. Uckermark red wheat
was ties lead W. per qr. ; Pomeranian was held at
Ilet. to 30e. Id. and red Silesian of 60 to 61Ibs. weight
at 37a. dd. to Its per qr. free on board. Supplies of Spring
Cent bed wee hrward very,spz,iingly, but the.extran-
Mrsiknrbassittrett":ffenred bellao72bOas 6d. to tobrkg,
and it Oats 6d. to 19s. 6d. per qr. bad been do-
msmieL
At Nmstock the inquiry for Wheat appears to have bees
eintliell, owing to the high pretensions of sellers. The
soap is that neighbourhood are represented to be back-
ward, but not otherwise unpromising. Fair qualities of
Wheat had risen to fles. Id. to 40,., and line to Os. per v.
free on board; but at time rates little inclination bei been
shown to buy.
The advice@ from the other Lower Baltic peal are to
much the same AIM, and it is perfectly pleia that a
considerable extent of wmainiathen has taken place in
that quarter, handed em the bola that Pram Britain
will require knee oupplies before harvest. At the near
pests the same wiles appears to prevail, and prices of
Wirt have been ithem op at all the continental markats.
At Nimbi* ea Tiesday, the article was 3s. per qr.
Wier arm ea that day week, and at Rotterdam an
VINO fld. 2s. per qr. was established on Monday.
The most at important rise has, however, been in the Frame
malhale,
_Saar having advanced from lee to eight frame
MIMI& (equal to 4s. 2d. to In Sd. per sack of elz
at Faris within the period of 10 days. We
thin Aires of meth date, par aunt skip Csasda,
trew Os Minted thaw The wasethe hem that wen-
tor have aipia awned a of informant which
hen ma fir elm thee allehol to the letters
hem drams, Ithswath se Ithe dm side has
hoompth oar paw soft/ allow lbw winalth In r United
MMus es to Wade I wore them whelk ea absinth of
lowithiffs to into what will be mil ham the other side
of be Atlantis to Great Britalas Om New York reports
an dead lith last Since the depotare of the C ainbria
es 111111171& Ififf, lone had farther woodad agz barrel,
oesSmarit of expel &mad L poi breath
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and inorzreoe ishalob at
th aposimmissato
led ales. The
!lalarm emanated
7,000 Wheat ken New
barrels. Wheat and ladles awn had she weeded
in value, very few purchases having been math hr export.

BILL TO AMEND THE CHURCH BUILDING Acre.—
On Saturday a bill which has pained the House of Lords
was printed, te assad the Church Building Acts, which ex-
ceed is unbar • deem
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Gleisteres. 1431.,, is lisdaa.wpsare, ea Satazdat, to
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dm isle landed in Go aftwassa at the 184
res. Is INS 11114 aware, till kis arrival at Spithead, et Yip
pommies to dm ask 01 asar-Adalral.