The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-23 00:00:00

F9IIBIGN.

Tbo Paris floor market boo soderpao littbobwor &aim I
the prat week, there Wog a alight mover, fr tee Area-
ward toodoossy, the fear masks for tin elmos* beim
bold or 90f. to 90f. 60r. per 159 No Se lif•
Iltoillei rook of 280 lbs.): for WAG, ihrpolso starWN.
60e. to 871. Moil to 665. 9d. pee ByiW seek).
vie, however, by es Isms brisk It the Magmas:lV

stock on hand was 9.610 quintals. Wheat, without animated
must, was held with mute oonfidenee, and lees has boon on
offer. That of &who and Anjou was worth 47f. pw 120
kilos. Rye was more plentiful at 266. to 271. per 115 kilos.
Barley held at 231. to 241. per 100 kilos. Owe 26f. Mo. to
271 per 160 kilos. Tie C3lllltr7 markets were unsettled.
Ciallardon was If. d per bent. (equal to 2s. 3J. per qr.
English). and Le Bleat 2f. 60c. cheaper (equal to 6a. 6d.
por qr. Enalieh). At Havre prices were sustained, floe
New York Beer being worth 381, 500. to 39f. per brl. (equal
to 30a.92. Bogliph), extra 401. (equal to 31s. 7J. English);
Now Orleans, 471. 60c. (equal to 37s 6d. English). Mare
seines, being without arrivals, kept firm rates. The few
flee Richelle samples on show were held at 671. per 129 to
132 kilos.

The Belgian markets show a slight decline in the weekly
averages both in wheat and rye, but bays sines become
Griner. At Antwerp busineee was calm, Cul:maks wheat
being worth 67e. 6d. to 68a., sad white Zealand 60e. 3d. per
qr. • Archangel rye, 40s. 3d. per qr.; ordinary Riga lin-
seed, 46a. 6d. par qr.
Wheat prices is Holland bare been maintained. Con-
siderable variety appears in the new samples at Rotter-
dam; prises rang. from 69e. to 86e. Maestrecht we.
scantily supplied. Amsterdam quite as dear; but Gronin-
gen was dull.
At Copenhagen ousels were doll, barley erupted, which
was in demand for foreign shipmest ; dried wheat 60s. to
645. per qr. ; new barley, for malting, 34r., weighing 49 to
49k lbs.
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Advents from Stockholm describe the market as slenderly
supplied with wheat ; prices 635. 6d. to 79.. 61. ; Rye, 365.
to 415.; bulgy, 395. 9d. to 41e -for spring it was held at
30,, with buyers at 29e. Gd. per qr.
Hamburg was lower 11. per qr. for wheat, and rather
cheaper for all other grain, especially Seale barley.
The Prussian port. note h.tle change from previous at-
meets. At Konigsberg heavy rye was much in demand for
Norway, at 38. Bd. ; for spriogdelieery the quotations were
335. per qr. Baley sought at 30s. 9i.1. to 32e. per. qr. Not-
withetand ng Ities• high rates, supplies were scanty. New
oats, 18..61. to 19s. 3d. per qr. About 2,000 qrt. wheat
had changed hand. at Danzig, at 69.. 3d. to 66e. 34.' all old.
Stettin weeat prices were, for Polish, 71s. red 645. 9d., for
spring 62. 3d. to 635. per qr.; barley, 28; 6d. to 32a. Gd.
Complaints were beginning to be made of potatoes at
Berlin and through all Pomerania and Bast Prussia.
The Italian markets were dull. The arrivals at Leghorn
were pawing on to Marseilles. With only their native
supplies slenderly furnished, there was noadvanes. Trieste
reports wheat neglected; about 600 qrs. Taganrog and
Venetian Bold at 67e. par qr. For Ibraslaeona4nutents of
seise in November, April, and Kay, 30s. N. per qr. was
paid. In the wane of the month of Augur, the decline in
wheat at Naples was le. per qr., present rates being 43a. At
Barletta it was 435. 61. per qr.
An:oasts from Rigs state that all through the past
summer a sold and humid state of the atmoephere has been
experieaced; only lately haa the weather aesumed more
stability, it having been dry and warm, leading to the
espectatioa of a good crop of linseed ; it was otherwise as
respects the grain er. pe, which could hardly be fine with
such an unseals' time without a prolonged continuance of
warmth. The lateness, however, of the season, forbad
the ezpretatioa of liberal supplies. The rye harvest yea
Ins; wheat, barley, and oats were yet partly dependent on
the weather. Russian rye for May delivery was quoted
288.44. Nothing was done in Courish, which was flee.
Barley wea likely to be dear, from the demand for distilla-
tion. Courish for October delivery had brought 30s. 9d.,
with 60 per cent. in advance. Oats, 16s. 64. Petersburg
prices were much as last quoted.
At Alexandria about average supplies bad arrived; a
decline was first experienced, but subsequently a revival of
Bto 10 per cent. Seidl wheat, 384.61. to 395. 3d. ; Behar%
375. 2d. to 37e. 81.; beans, 30s. 31.; barley, 245. 6d. to 25..
par qr.
Montreal &deices were quiet: extra flour for home use
brought 38e. 9d. per brl. ; the inferior were declining ; old
spring Chicago wheat, ef.; new, 6s. 3d. per bushel. Freights
to London 24.24. flour, 6s. 6,1. per qr. for grain.
At Galata there had continued a brisk demand for maize,
at 22.. 101 per qr.. free on board ; rye, 26..6d. ; for delivery
in September, 23.. 9d. per qr.; barley, 991. per kilo. New
Wallaebian wheat had brought 44.. 41. Freights, 13s. ,for

The Australian markets were declining for breadttuffs.
At Sydney, floss was reduced to 231. mitres ; at Adelaide,
to 201. with wheat 7.. 31. to 7s. 6d. per bushel Adrian
from Hobart Town, quote Chills. flour 241. to 261 ; Tesm►-
nian, 241. ; wheat, Br. 64 to 9e. per bushel ; barley, 9s. to
10s. The hareem was completed at San Francisco very an.
tistactorily, it beim' estimated at beyond au ge.
Flour at New York had declined, the lower sorts 20 to
30 mats par barrel, and the higoest 60 cants (.1251 to
2e. 2d. Hsglialt). Hates Ohio was .1,11 worth 6 dots. 150. to
7 dole., extra new ()enemas Bto 9 dot.. 800thern sort. bad
alto declined, but Canadian had been in good demand. A
lively trade was found in wheat, with some fluctuation',
which lett prima much as lest quoted.