The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-19 00:00:00

THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

(From the Mark.laste Boma.)

Very little change appears to have taken place in
prier of train at any of the principal Continental nsarketa ;
and the British demand having fallen off, the transactions
had been on a comparatively retell male. as well at the Baltic
u at the nearer pens.
Litters Ina Daatsie, of the 10th instant, state that the
operation had, dung the preening week, been quite trifling,
holders having refuted to make any coneusioe, and put•
chasm having manifested considerable reluctance in paying
previous rata. Oa that day there was, however, an improved
demand, and about 600 hate of wheat changed hangs--high
mixed, of 621 be. weight, bringing Neal to 41s. 6d. per qr.
fro on board, sod other sorts propnnonste rates. Supplies
had not some forward Wooly, and really flee qualities had
become scarce. In the value of spring sore no change had
occurred.
Our Henipberg advice are of the Bth Awe. The weather
was then very favourable, and the crops were well spoken
of ' • the inclination to bey wheat had consequently been
checked, but prises had not given away, high mined having
been held at 38e. 6d.. mindat 365. dd. and red at 31e. per
qr. free on board. Small barley had been offered at 131. 6d.,
and large, weighing 624105. per bunlost 16e. per qr. fro;
on board.
At Stettin, on the 10th indent, peon wen much the same
as the week before. The water in the Oder being sOallow,
had prevented supplies wean, down, and 'ellen had there-
fore demanded fully former tonna, say 375. for the beet 621 be.
Pomeranian, and Ns. M ads. Gd. ist el to 611111 n. Stettin and
Uckermark. _ _ _ .

s'iTritOrtZek MT little beldame sip sera to have been done,
owing to the high Regime's= of seams; end In the absence
of traneactioss of impertiase tasted= had remained no-
minally unaltered.
Thu &open, likewise, to have beta the ease at most of
the other Lower Baltic ports; sot does any change requiring
notice seem to have takes place in the value of spring corn
or pulse.
At Hamburg on Tuesday there was rather more inquiry
for wheat on English essosat than the previous poet-day,
and a trilling edemas an fame: rates wee, in some cases,
paid for ties qualities. Wane on the spot, weighing 62Ibs.
per bushel, lied Naha 40% 6d. to 41e. per quarter free on
board ; and Mark, Mesh= Basle, he., 60 to 61Ibs. from
36a. 6d. to 37.. per qr. Imlay had been in tolerably
good request, bat the demand he Danish had fallen oft;
there had been offers frees fleelsad, of 64 to 6441 k. quality,
at 16a. per qr. free on bow&
The advises from Holland are not of much interest. The
grain trade appease to have bees in mode the same patios
there as with as, vie., Ihrie but lifeless.
At Rotterdam an attempt was made oa Monday to setablielt
a small advance, which had the effect of checking business,
and quotations remained about the same as is that day week
for white as well as for red wheat. Oats were fully as dear
as before, bat the demand for rye had slackened, and some
supplies of the latter article harts, been received from the
Baltic, prime had rather tended downwind&
At Antwerp, on Wedseeday, holders of wheat were, In
consequence of sheet supplies, and the somewhat firmer cone
of the English advises, very firm, and fine qualities could
hardly be secured en messy terms as on that day week. For
611 b% Lonnie 37.., sad for 61i1be. red Antwerp 365. 3d. per
qr. free on board had been paid.
From Frame we learn that the weather having bees fine,
prices of wheat sad flour bad tended downwards et meet of
the Issuing markets.
The .assumes from the MMISIIIIIMISS ere of mash the
ease character as barn, sad q UL. of wheat are mad-
den* higher there than is tais . At Loghlwile Go
the 6th last, Morisse* and similar of whlsliflrs
quoted 388. to 39e. 1i :rte
p. free as bawd, ad Ow lart.asaied
prise bad boas paid iar ared.