The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-29 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE

DURING TRH PAST WEEK.

(Pr= the Mark Lau Brarrae.)

The official scoonnt of the importations of grain.
pulse, and Ellin Into the Crated Kingdom, during the month
eudiog 6th fast , has just been published. This statement
does not 'how the falling off in the supplies of foreign pro
duce, which, from the position of the wed*, and the foot that
Fiona hays icr a eonaiderable time been relatively lower in
this country than on the continue, might have been ex-
pected. The total arrivals of all kinds of corn and pulse
have amounted to 832,091 qrs., sad more than half of this
large supply (via. 460,000 qrs.) hes consisted of wheat;
is addition to whieb, 612,344 out., of foreignuanufao
lured AM hue been received. Bine* the expiration of
the period imbrued in the retarn, the neap= have been
' on an equally liberal seals; bet we are inclined to think
that a demeass will now take plate. The wind has lately
been favourable far =sok ea passage from the north of
Europe ; and, as the shipmeets from the Baltic have
throughout the present and during part of last month been
comparatively mai, the probability is that the arrivals from
that quarter will (at least for a time) be more =literate. As
to what may be on passage from prts lying east of Gibraltar,
we are not prepared to speak positively. The aggregate
quantity of Polish Odessa, Danube, &a, sold to arrive,
has not bee* inceasiderable daring the last mouth or two.
The punkas= have been prioapally made for Irish asmant,
sad the bulk of the supplies from thanes will most likely go
to the aster isle ; there to, eons gently, reason to believe
that the English markets will be rather moderately supplied
Ia November with for•tojeobru, and, a the deliveries from
our own growers will we think, be ism liberal than of
late, we are disposed to ere to the opinion we have an
former *cc =ions expressed—via., that wheat will probably
err up a few shilllap per qr. previous to Christmas.
The wheat trade has saint amid a arm tone tines oar last,
bat there has not bon may Immo of activity; midtown
having is general boa essesslsd to take jest so mutt as
redo for immediate am, end as rm. Fumes rpm,
however, to have determined to hell en as hug as possible ;
sad, till they are compelled to sell to raise funds for Christ-
maa, rents, its , they will probably eat up to this resolve.
The principal market' in the egglertural diorites having
been rather sparingly supplied, a small adverts hue been
established, notwithstanding the somewhat subdued set
the advises from Mark-leae and sire of the other largo err
suming towns. At the peals en the assist psi orrivals boo
abroad have prevented the swam of the home suppnes
being mar felt; still the as - prices has been
upwards.
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some omelettes bed team plan thus la Misr sod IsElsa
sore, on re prommilea that a rho mall tebe Amos tit
ease either arbbe_heitag the whoa math" Kra
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rapetirlr on the pererre of Arida, s%t
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