The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TAR CORN TRADE.
(From the Mark-law Exprus.)
_ _ BRITISH.

Another week of broken weather, with heavy
shower', has hindered the harvesting of the second crop of
grass, much of which is now likely to be spilt, but generally
vegetation has benefited, sad the stubble, have booms better
prepared for the ploogb. In asses where it has already been
coed the alternations have greatly arnelbirated the land. Nice
rains have also fines in Holland and Welborn tieemany,
whem they were much needed ; but, es a considerable quan-
tity of corn wee oat in the Danubian Principalities, a con-
tinuance of the prevalent fine weather one greatly desired.
The wheat trade, in the course of the week, has somewhat
recovered tone, more particularly in the country, even with
good layette*. In many instances there has been en advance
of fully Is. per qr. on tine eamptem of cow, old generally
being held back tor better opportunities. The diminution
of foreign imports shows a dissatisfaction with tte state
of trade, and yet markets abroad are fairly sus.ained.
France, Belgium, and Holland either note • rise In price, or
mire Bremen, in the mammas. The same state of things was
felt in the Danube ; but Odessa, forced op by Neepolitan
orders foe a time, has become oslm. New York, too, bas re-
card from Its buoyancy, the Canadian harvest being pretty
sure, and nnitereally admitted to be abundant. Should
priors in any needy country be (Attractive, Americo and
Odessa seem likely to be competitors this season. The Goer
qualltise, however, from the Baltic will moat probably come
here, to supply our deficiency in weight and flour-making
properties.
The arrival. off the coast alum the 9th Sept. have been 19:
4 of which were wheat, end 13 maize, an 1 the buaioeee trans-
acted was as follows-12 cargoes vr.,cet, viz., 4 Berdianebi
at 43a, 4 Odessa Ghirka at 405., 4i do. at 415., 2 Taganrog
()Ohba at 42e. 61., 1 do. at 42a. 3d., and 1 Egyptian at 295.;
' 20 of maize at 23a. Ild. to 29e. per qr.; 6 of barley at 20e. to
231. ; I of rye at Us. lid.; and 1 of Taganrog oats at
178.14. . . .

The Baler of wheat noted lut week were 92.821 gra , at
4?e. 91., against 119,237 qrs. lent mason. The London
averege, were 113. ow .4,366. qrs..

Tli; imports into the pritUiir el Pais of Great Britain, for
the week waling 71h Sept., in wheat and flour, were 23,944
qrs. The total imports for August last, throughout the
United Kingdom, were 304,664 qrs. wheat, and 118,116 cwt.
firer.

Monday's wheat trade in London opened on moderate
supplies, there being some falling at! is foreign imports.
Tte net, counties is the course of the morning sent up
tower eazaplat, mostly new, and very little fine. Early in
the day some attempts were made to eetablish some advance,
mveml of the country markets closing the previous week
with more tone, hat it was soon found that millers
were not eager buyers, and only picked parcels
obtained the former rates, and the bulk of the
inferior was unsold. The brasher in foreign was
restricted, but there being no weeping Fates former
were made In retail. On Wedneeday there Wen 1,7.8
qte.
per coast, and 2,610 qrs. foreign. Though the weather wee
then rainy. there was no great life in trade, the few toe
r... 1
sam
on show maintaining former rale., and the inferior
GEM retail. In foreign there was mom Armee for
as temples. Friday'. returns were 2,680 qrs. per meat, and
3.990 qrs. foreign. Some of Monday's samples were yetnpon
the Keatlsh stands, but the quarries wen not first-rate, fresh
percale wag preferred, but three only went of slowly. Old
was rather more in request, both English and foreign.
The foe sign supply of flour OD Pd.llClll WM Wiry small,
and flat bola the country only about the averem Norfolks,
though Am far picked make, were generally dull, at en-
siteredretss, though holden stained their samples at We.