The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-24 00:00:00

TIIE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

(From the Nork-lans Express.)

The Paris sour market, apparently influenced by
the heavy fall IL Leaden, has lately exhibited some eviction,
millers not being able to make sales without conceding If. to
2f. per 169 kit.. on this pious of last week, the Tame for
clime marks being 63f. to 64f. (equal to 34e. 3d. to Us. Ild.
per 2801 be. Knglish), there having previously been • decline
in wheat of 60 cenumea to If. per sack (equal to 9d. to 1..6d.
per qr.); good qualities being oold at 29f. 60c. to 30f. per 120
kilos (equal to 46e. to 46a. 9d. per qr.) The lower qualities
were down to 27f. 60c. (equal to 41e. 7d. per qr.). In the
country, however, the effect of the late decree in favour of
export has been a general rise In wheat prices-at Heiberg
and St. Florentin as much a. 21. per beet., or 4a. Sd. per
qr., the average advance being about 2a. 64. per qr.
At Bordeaux the increased rater demanded by holden
quite stopped business, 22f. per beet. (Ms. dd. per
quarter) being asked for the finest. Marseilles was
calm, but Item. The information reaching Algiers by
submarine telegraph sent up prices of wheat there 21. per
100 kiloe. (equal to 3a. 6d. per 7.) The rein having oat in
he Uri., colony, sup-tithe. were likely to fell off. Rye was firm
at I'eris ; holey in limited demand, and oats, which began
to rids, fell back again. Cloveneed was quoted at former
without anything stirring, and trefoil remained in
I:111110=nd.
Prices of wheat in Belgium generally hare still somewhat
declined. Antwerp reports of wheat and rye were dull.
Brnesels maintained former rater. Louvain quotations for
wheat were 46e. 6d. to 48c 6d. per qr. ; rye, to *Hs. 3d. The
quotation. at Gbeut were 455. 9d. to 62a. for wheat; rye to
30e. ; barley to 324. 4d. per qr.
In Holland there had beets little change. At Rotterdam
barley kept its value, but wheat was rather c.hosper. Am-
sterdam unaltered.
The Swiss wheat markets generally have given way from
U. to per qr. The mean peas of wheat at Zurtith was
efes. r
pe qr.
The lowness of the waters at Frankfort-on-the-Maine was
a serious impediment to transport; wheat there wan quoted
46e. 6d. to 4.e. si. per 7.
Thu wheat teed. at Berlin was in a slab of great dis-
couragement; but rye, barley, and cats found • tree isle at
former prices. Wheat was quoted 30s. to 43.. 94. per qr.
At Cologne no change woe noted in cereals. Prices of -wheat
at Stetting were lower, with little doing, vie., 39e. 3d. to
41s. 6d., and rye to 27e. 94. per qr. Barley neglected.
DIIILki ferias some business trammeled, and subsequent
lower rates, buyer. refining to operate without a reduction of
fully 4/. per qr. Quotations were 38e. to 50s. per 7.
Hamburg has felt the intlwmes of foreignAmcouregement,
wheat prices having declined 2a. to 3e. per qr., and all other
liminess easier to buy.
Calm ruled at Petersburg, where the high prices had
premed upon the people, who had claimed government relief ;
the rates still quoted were 445. 9d. to 45e. 9d. per qr. Odom
complains of great datum, as the consequence of monetary
difficultier and the absence of a general demand; though
some quantity of new Chicks wheat (about 15,000 qrs) had
been pieced at 42e. 6d. to 455. 91. per qr., and about 8,000
qrs of other qualities at rates varying from 33a. 6d. to 63a. 9d.
Both Beedienski and Taganrog report rates unaltered. but at
the forma port the tendency was downward ; at the latter
place the urgency to complete loading vowels in the river sus-
tained prlcee.which for Ohirks wheat were Me. 3d. to 44.1. 94.
I per qr. ; and at Berdianaki rat wail 375. to 43c, at which
6,000 qrs. were placed ; bud, to 14e. 84. per qr.
Abundant 'applies bad reeled Merit, wheat being quoted
22e. to 235. 9d. Kalafat, 26e. to 28s. Gd._;
hat 24e. 32
.
to 30s. 9d. per qr. Maize, 22a. per qr. Freigt, 13a. to Ith.
per qr.
London advice. received at Constantinople had produced a
perfect calm there ; herd wheel was quoted to 69e. 3d., soft
to 37e. 6d. per ter. Stock, 33,000 qrs.
Cheat complainta weft made at Alexandria of the scarcity
of money ; this, with heavy aeries* particularly of Behan
wheat. Balch wheat, for delivery in Nov. end Dec., was
quoted 31.. per qr. Beans and barley were in demand ;
63.000 qrs. corn had been pieced in a fortnight, with about
170,000 qrs. to deliver ; about 27,000 7a. of wheat had been
shipped. The limited stocks at Trieste aloe* prevented a
decline in wheat, prices of which were only maintained by a
retail demand. At Genoa then had been a fell in wheat of
fall 2.a. per qr. on all aorta; great benefit was expected to re-
sult from the recent parabola' to export from Franco. Ar-
rivals were commencing from the Black Sea.
fittppliee at New York bad commenced in earnest, but not
enough to produce heavy stocks. Prices hadAtly revived,
Baer being 10 to 96 cents. dearer • ' good ship sorts being
moat up. Western Canal and State wee q 4 dots. 90e.
to 6 dots. 51k. per het (20e. 2d. to 22e. Bd.) ; Ohio and
Indiana, 6 dole. 1304 61 6 dole. 26c. (23e. Id. to 255. Bd.) ;
Candles and B.dithern, 6 dole. 76e. to 6 dole. 50c: (235. ltd.
to 265. 9d.) per bit ; sum fancy to 8 deli. 75e. (345.)
Southern red wheat, to 1 dol. 31e. (46e.) per qr., white, to
1 dol. bat. (62a. 24.) qr. • Chicago spring, 1 dol. le.
(33.. Bd.) per qr. F •64 6d. per bed. Boer to Liver-
pool, 2a. 9d. per brl. to • grain, 70. to 84. per
per barbel. At Pletiodeb* lowwasthe turn batter.
Standard rupee., 6 dole. 2M. Ma 86.) pee bet. ; good we 'ern
to extra, 6 dela. 871 c to 6 dole. Ma. (24e. 3d. to 2.55. 8d.);
Lacy, to 7 d015.25c. (29e. 9d.); prime pod wheat, to I del.
21c. (41s. dd.) per qr. • white. to I del. 35e. per beehel (46e.
64. per 7). Rye sadmethr, 73c. to 76e. per bushel.
Thu growth of vela Wog sabouln ads ensoa at Elika