The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-19 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

(!roe the Mak Lase Express.)

Nv material cheats • to have taken place in peiees
*Carobs at any crib. lea matinental poro ; but holden
of whut seem to have beim& somewhat wore animas to
restive, and the value of the article had on the whole tel4ed
downwards.

From Dansig our letters are of the 9th last. The Vistula
was free front toe, but strati sake bad prorated supplies of
grain ootudag down the river. The land supplies had, mops-
while, been very modem's; and thourk the inquiry had
been decidedly slow, holders of parcels in griller/ had naked
former tame, the best hinds of new haying been held at Ms.
to M., and wiperior old higkutized at quit to 425. per qr.
free on boned (rates much too high to allow of business), and
tie transaction bad consequently been of very little interest.
Vessels were plentifal, and freights low ; charters had been
dieted st the following rates:—For Oranges:south and New
castle, 3.. ; and Leeds, 3s. 4d. to 38. 6d.; and large
sued vessels for Liverpool, 3s. to So. 6d. per qr. for wheat.
Le Koulgalten, on the Bth Monti, badness war quiet ;
but diesels, ino had been at previous rates. The river
had become free iron ice. Ise qsetatioss little er no choose
had warred dose that day week; fair red wheat having
been bald at 32a. 6d., sized at Ms., and high-mixed at
340. 61. to 36e. per qr. free on board. Prices of other arti-
cles wire likewise much the some as before, say—barley,'
small, 12s. 9d. to 13e. ; large, weighing 63 111. per bushel,
145. 6d.; oats, 91. Std.; peal, 18s. ad.; aad Waal. 20s. (id.
Per qr. . . _

At the nearer ports la the Baltic quotations .af wheat ap-
pear to ,have remained ivory nearly stationary_ Poznan
haring been busily engaged with fold work, oily moderate
euppbes had come forward at the &Parent nutrlcata ; and,
notwithstanding tho want of English orders, ton an term
had been steadily supported.

Stettin letter; of the 11th Marsh state that hold en had
refused to make say coneession ; the flair kinds of Usher-
mark and Pomeranian wheat, weighing 82 lbs., havina ' blen
held at 345. 61. to 36a., and 81 lbs. Bassist' at 33a & pr
qr. free en board. Barley had not excited much anent Ion:
the lighter kinds bad been offered at 16e. 6d., and ilia
heavier sorts at 16s. 6d. to 17e. par qr. free on bong.
At Rostock a small purchase or two of wheat bad be,
made on British account, at equal to 351. per qr. free oi
beard, which had given rise to renewed confidence and im-
parted a firm tone to bailee's.
The accounts from Stralsund, Griefewald, and Anolam
notice little change in the position of affairs at any of thew
places ; the supplies from the farmers had not increased,
and storks in granary being generally small, sellers had
inristed on previous rates. say 34 .. to 345. 66. be wheat, of
61 to 62Ihe. weight, and from 15s. to 16e. per qr. for good
62Ibe. barley.
Lynn from Hamburg, of Tuesday's date, Inform as that
but little had been done there since the previous poet day,
and that quotations had remained much the nate as beers.
Wheat on the spot, weighieg 60 to 60111. e., had been offered
at 331. Bd. to Ns. per qr. free on board. The offer, from
outlaws had not been numerous, and too high meshed be..
asked fir wheat free on board In the Baltic to allow of snack
business being done.

Spring corn bad excited little attention. Seale Barley, as
the ,pot, 6011 be , bed been cffered at 174 , and from the
Danish Islands there bad been offers of 6311 be. qaalities at
14s. 3d. per qr. free on board. Freight for wheat to London
per ✓eamer wee 2s. to 2a. 3d. and 10 per cant., and by sailing
vessels le. par qr.

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The admen from Holland and Belgium describe the grain
trade as excudingly doll. At Rotterdam, on 31landay
white Zealand as well as red Rhine wheat wee about ls. per
qr. cheaper than on that day week ; still .but little was done
for export.
At Antwerp, en Wednesday, Wilma we. eery languid,
the supplies bash., increesod and the demand fallen off.
line 621bs. Louvain was then obtainable at 36e., and 61,11 m.
to 621 be red Antwerp, 34e. 3d. par qr. tree on beard.
In the Trunk markets the tendency of vetoes seems to
have been downwards, and the latest advisee hoes Nantes
and 'AMMO inform u that %hauls* of wheat sad flour had
rather receded during the preceding week.

From the YeeLterraaeaawe hay; nothing of the slightest
interest to report. A letter from Trieste, of the 4th inert.,
Maws that though the traasactions in wheat bad hee■
quite of a keel ottatooter (ao ihrport doisiutd havtrot been
ozperieuetd). Ste. to Mc per tr. had Wes paid for Odessa,
sad 3.55. to 34e. for Marianopla. The stock of Indian cora
at that port was estisasted at 26,000 qrs. °dais was quoted
26a. 43. to 245. 6d., sad Black Bea 26e. 44. to 26e. Od. per qr.

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