The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-27 00:00:00

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THE FOREIGN oak* TRADE.
(From the Mark
The four trade in Perim has fe calm, with the
holidays in propped; bat millets ham horn am, the bens
qualities being bold 69 fuses per 167 Wen (equal to 386 64.
per 280Iba. English).. Foe the four marks 157 fr. per 167
was d (37.. .per seek Ragliab). Inferior qualities'
were as low am ffitr. per 167 Won (21a. per Melts.
). The wheel Made has conthmed mush of the
moo sharamer, 32fr. per IS hem. (49x. per qr.) being paid
slowly for choice sorts, 30fr. 60.. per heat. (Me. per qr.)
fee mammy. Rye, barley, and oats have fasamely
gene my change; but the former two were railer itaTzdai
Bed alovereeed still quoted 1106. per bele, and
4ffir. per bale, double Saintoin 14itr. per 1} bat. (Me. 6d.
perms) ) In the department. generally, prime tended up-
but some places were unaltered. Marseilles wee
steady, there being to apeculatios, and the rates at Bor-
deaux for top quality wheat were Mfr. 60c. per beet. (47e.
ATM
Ikrlgian markets have generally improved, as high se
67a. ed. per qr. having been made of man wheat at Ant-
werp, and of rye at 38e. 3d. At Termoade the top quotation
foe wheat was 66e. 64. per qr. Floor sold freely, and other
spring uont was firm.
- In Modred the navigation bad been closed by the severity
of the weather. The wheat trade, however, at Amsterdam
bad hem only languid, without quotable change, the rates
quoted ranging from 37e. to 665. per qr. ' • but holders were
veryfirm, sad extra dry qualities in retail obtained more
money. Barley rye, and oats sold at previous currency,
dried rye beteg ;other dearer. At Ideestricht, though the
rupply wee light, there wee little business, sad that in buyers'
favour.
At Hamburg there bad teen a calm, with previous quota-
time meintained. Wheat to 48e. pee qr. ; rye, 36a. 3d.;
barley, 29a.; cote, 16e. 6d. to 19e. fld.
The Cologne wheat trade was steady, without change of
value.
Berlin edvlcee tote extreme cold sad a heavy fall of snow.
Arrival. almost nothing. Nee and barley were ant awed.
Oats were dull. Rye had rather decreased In value in
consequeoce of numerous orders to sell for future delivery,
principally from Poland. Flour being in plenty, was a slow
gale.
The Swim and Bavarian markets were all rather dearer.
The demand for wheat at Danish had been active, end
prime consequently improved, about 17,000 ms. being placed
at from 41.. to 48s. per qr. Bye lino at 29e. 6d. per qr. ;
2,000 qrs. for delivery Morn May to July had beta sold at
29.. 6d. to 30.. per qr.
Ma corn market at Konigsberg waslITM at previous rates,
the prices being the same as at Beattie. Oats doll at 19..9d.
to Me. 91.
Prime at Stettin were steady and unaltered, with, bow-
ever
liorebutateelobad. been doing at Odors In of
the firm advises from England, sad a better supply hoes the
iaterior. Prices, however, were much the same, excepting rye
and Ilaseivi, which had rather improved: the week's males
amounted to about 23.000 qrs. of all kinds of grain. Freight.
were firm for England and Trieste; but nothing was doing
for the Mediterranean.
The upward course of prices continued at Alexandria;
Um shipments to England in the course of a fortnight were
7,790 adobe of wheat, and 9,963 ardebs of beans. Freights
to Ragland 21. 64. to 3e. 3d. per qr.
The
was dull;
and oats at Trieste were rather
lower; was dull; but there bad been a good badmen
in maize, at prima
Contrary winds at Naples keeping out the expected sip-
plies from the Black Sea the wheat trade was better, and
prices raised for Bari quality to 63.. per qr. ' • Tarentram, to
60e. ; Taganrog, Me. ; bat oa good supplies these rates were
not expected to continue.
Throughout Sicily the game effects were from short
supplies, wheat at Palermo of the beet gustily quoted
61a. 64. per qr
The value of wheat also at Leghorn bad incensed 2.. par
athe usual supplies from the interior failing. A good deal
ira therefore been done in Aril( wheat, which bed risen to
69.. per qr. The arrival of Indian corn being good, the
grabs wee not dearer, white nears wheat was worth 66e. per
qr.. and red 63a. per qr.
At Algiers, without mach bmineme, prices remained firm.
L Hard wheat was worth 261. We. per 100 kilos. (47.. per
qr.) At Oran 261.60 e. pa ISO kilo.. (48a. ed. per. qr.) Ar-
rival. wen insignificant, bat the cessation of a foreign demand
made a smell Mishima. Wheat et Bona and Philippeville
I was quoted 24f. per 100 kilos. (44e. per qr.) In mnsequeuee
I of large arrivals of Languedoc Slur, this article was difficult
I to self; first quality Harbour, Re., we, held at 47.. per
• wee.
, By American advice., we learn that SOOT at Beffaio end
Chicago were is fair demand at former prices, but wheat bad
advanced at the latter place sent. per bushel, 97c. per
I bubo! being paid, say 32.. per qr. of 48011 e.
Floor at Philadelphia was quiet, prices ruling 6 dole. 26c.
to 6 dole. 370 per brl. (22a. 24. per brl.), red wheat to 1 dol.
82c. per bused (44e. per qr.), white 1 dol. 430. per bushel.
s (475. gal. per qr. of 48016 a)
At Toronto wheat was dull, aid oats at 89c. per bushel.

CORN.—CAlWrialarlY. Duo. W.—There was rattier/
large aappl au =whist at Saturday, but trade very dull, sad
Maw y the war aa last week. Wheat, brows, 36e.
to 465. ; aver, 354. to 46e. ; whits, 401. to 490. slew, 38s.
to 48 Be arm, 30a to 43e. Oates 2g.. to 32a ;
aver, 18a. to 21e. Beaus, 40a. to 44a. ; sew, 325. to 371.
lioeg peas, EU to 37a.