The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-26 00:00:00

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TSB FOREIGN FOREIGN CORN TB4DB.

(From t Merk-lesso I:prem.)

The Paris dour nude diem some recovery from the late
depteesion produced by a mean to free import', the four
mark. being quoted at 48f. par 157 like. on the spot (31s.
per 280Ibe. Engheti), with business done at this prior for
dietetic delivery. 1 be rest bas gained 314 quintal., it being
8,697 in all. The wheat trade has also evinced rather more
tone, 60c. per sack of bee. (or 9d. per qr.) more being re-
spired for choke quality, which wee quoted 28f. 60c. per
be.. (40e. 9d. per qr.), though inferior qualities could be
bought et 24f. per bre. (J7e. per qr.). Rye and barley
have been dull, and oats in good demand at former rates. In
the country several places have advanced about le. per qr.,
while others have cautioned the downward movement to an
equal extent ; and at Vimontier the decline was 600. to If. 60e.
par 100 kilos (10d. to 24. 6d. per qr.). In cloveresed
very little was doing, without quotable difference in priors%
fine new red being held at 120 f. per bele, and old to 110 f.
At Marseilles holders were getting discouraged for want of
business, and were inclining to lower rates, though there
was still some demand for
ce Spain, chiefly in Boar. At Nantes,
all spring corn, excepting oats, was la, per qr. lower and
wheat declined Is. to le. 6d. ; quotation there were 38.. per
qr. for Sartmur wheet ; 5211te. herby to 28..13d. • oats,
401bs. per bush., to 255.; bean& Win. per hush., 3415. 6d.;
superfthe dour, to 30.. 6d. per 2801 be. ; extra, 32a. 6d.; sub-
sequently there was an improved feeling for wheat, which
wee held at 6d. per qr. advisees; rye and buckwheat bang
in demand far Holland and Belgium at 27.. per qr.
The Belgian markets were very little changed ; wheat sup-
ported re price, and rye wee wan la demand ; beans sad
tine eats looking rather up. New Leann wheat at
was worth 42.. per qr., old 41s. psi qr. Lettingen had
but slow market.
In Holland the corn trade rambled very calm, with quo-
ndam, both of wheat and rye, egnieend as Anambra, but
Rotterdam was rather dearer ; plos isdrisi *kat Wig
worth 460. per qr., rye 365., bar Wiley ern n2b., briar
seed 35e. W., canary 89e.
The wheat market at Hamburg was doll, se well as all
other grain, at rather under former rates: New Danish
to 40e. 6d.; 631te. Holstein, 4b. ; rye, to 27e.;
bulgy, to 28e. 6d ; 421 b.. oats, 235. 6d. ; 39. be. to 40Ibs.
Swedish, 18s. 6d. per qr. BINISIBM, Cologne, and Berlin gave
similar advice.
Wheat pricer at Stott& were very firm, and rye looking
up. At Danzig prices were mainteined.
• good demand for wheat was experienced at Konigsberg
for die interior of Oerrnaoy, at rather lower Min.
Bowing linseed, at Riga, had amewhat declined, though
9i s. r. per bit was still asked. The corn trade wee dull, ea
well a. at St. Petersburg.
From • fear of the resumption of the sliding scale In
France, merehanta at Odom gave way in wheat prices:
but subeequently, when another y ear'i trial of free trade was
decided on, there wee considerable excitement at the beater,
with a proportionate advance beyond buyers' views; but gala
had been made craft Polish wheat at 39e. per qr., (Mirka at
37e., and hard at 35e.; rye at 16.., meth* 26a. 4d.. oats
lbs. 9d., and 35,000 chats. of barley at 15.. 4d. to 184.64. per
quarter. Linseed was easier, and down to 46.. 3d. per
quarter.
At Bar:liana' the new wheat turns out inferior to the old,
the beet being only worth 34a. 4d. per quarter, feat year's
being 36e. ,• oats, 13e. 2d.
Ohirka, at Taganrog, wee held at 32a., hard to 375.
Oslals prices of wheat and rye were lowered by the conti-
nued discouraging news from Belgium and Ragland.
The wheat trade at Constantinople was limited to a NW
eureptive demand at father prices, but there had been a free
export of barley. Seidl wheat at Alexandria we. quoted 61
piastres per ardeb, and beans 65 piastres. A fortaighee
shipment to Great Britain comprised 28,284 adobe mama,
and 46,100 Laths beans.
The trade at Trieste wee way heavy, with scarcely*,
difference from last quotation.
In Span generally prime were firm, Santander still bop
lag to 43a. 61. per seek of 280 lbs. for the bast dour.
The American markets report es follows:-At Mai&
phia there was no change in wheat or flour; Baltimore wise
firm for wheat, but dell for flour, at 5 dole. 660. to 6 del..
60c. (22a. 81.) per bd.; Chicaned quotation. for Iliad
were 950. per lora, for red (31s. 1.1. per qr.). and 1 dol. 100.
for white (36e. Bd. per qr.). with dour to 4 dole. 50e. (18a.
6d.). At Chicago, though wheat was Sc. to 4c. dearer, the
nit& were 62c. pet buth. Sri damsel (SOL M. pet qr.),

et which 27.000 bushels were sold. Red Olsio, at Sulfa;
was 1 dol. 6c. (365.) ; whits Michigan, 1 dol. 16c. (38e.
4c1.) ; prime bailey, 96c. 8d.); red Illinois wheat at
OPlregO, 1 dol. Sc. (36e.); Milwaukie Club, 86e. (28s. 44 ) ;
Canadian barley, 1 dol. Bc. (365. pots qr.) At Albany 6.0t10
buahele fair white Canadian ware *old at 1 dol. 30c.
(43.. 4d.) ; oats, 44e. (14.. 84.); barley, 1 dol. to 1 dol.
Sc. (365. 4d. per qr.) Nom, free male, at 26e., or la. per brt
less money. At Montreal *applies were coming to Load
pretty freely, sad market prices were uncertain. New York
accounts were dull, both for dour and wheat ; supplies baring
accumulated, farroers not having sent their produce in the
panic, wheat was Sc. per bush„ or h. per qr. lower. Super.
floe State barrel dour was 4 4ols. 9t)c. (20. t. 2d.) per brl.
Round hoop Ohio to 6 dolt. 30c. (21s. led.) ; southern, 6
dots. 30c. to 6 dole. 60c. (21s. 10d. to 2.35. Id.) ; Canadian.
6 dole. 40c. (265. 4d.) per brl. Wheat, Milwankie Club, 1
dol. per bush. (335. 4d.) ; Canadian, white, 1 dol. 29c. (435.
per sack); white western, 1 dol. 200. (40a), white southern
to 1 dol. 40c. (465. Bd.) ; red, 1 dol. 18c. (390. 4d.), all at
60111 e. per dub.
Accounts from Tasmania represent the island aa very
eligible for the growth of corn, the virgin soil keeping heart
with wheat crops for many years, without manure, producing
a weight of 7111. per bush., at the rate of 60 bath. per acre,
oats 100 bush., and potatoes 10 tons.

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