New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06
Review of The British Corn Trade,
DURING THE WEEK ENDING ocT.aL
From lie Mnrk.lanc Exprcs..

Review of The British Corn Trndc,
DURING WEEK ENDING ocT.dl
From the Mark.Ianc Express.
The very wet uniavorablc weather experienced dur
ing the week has done much injury 10 that portion
o the crops still abroad in the Northern counties rs 10
render mex; TO impossible for the Grain be secured
in any other than the worst condition however Huspi
cious the weather may hereafter become. When
rain occurs early in the season. MS effects may ire
ouenty, be ALMOST wholly rcmedied; but the year i
nu too lar advanced 10 admit u hope that the mis-
chief done in the present case can be repaired inc
shortncss Of the days the diminished power OF the sun
and the heavy night dews al tend to prevent tha whch
has been thoroughly saturated with wet being easily
dried eycept By artificial means; the corn which mas
crn nyposed in the fields the frequent heavy showers
nj the past fur hit (and the quantity 49, We aTe sorry
IN ar considerably must therefore inevitably be
ed in damp state. In some localities. where there have
been heavy floods portion Will bc cntifey os ana 1a'
part saved scarcely be expected 10 ce III NJ ofef
for hrcshinr for months Gomez 90 Tar therefore, from
from nny Improvement having taken place IN our pros
poets there is reason fear that the result OF the hhr-
y,st-takiuc the kingdom colcctIvcy-wll prove even
moro unfi.vorabe than before apprehcnded ana
,hcr can no longer DC any doubt that fine old Wheat VIII
become valuable in proportion a. II iounu l" ne
required for mixing with the damp inferior qualities OF
new That the quantity left OF last years crop IL
r;tiino is generally admitted whilst it is unduuoed
fact that of free foreign very little remains IN the coun-
try 1t is true that have about halt million OF quar-
tiers of Wheat i'll bond IN the Kingdom ana IL Is possoie
that somewhat about 100000 quarters may arrive before
Winter puts stop TO shipments from the Baltic; but
even were the whole OF this quantity mmediateiy re-
leased we doubt whether it would have any material M
thence on prices In the present position OF affairs 1t Is
not likely, however that importers will enter Tor home
consumption as by leaving their property under lock,
they will be in position to take ADVANTAGE oil the la!
which must. later in the year, occur in the duty
The trade in Wheat has since our last, been active
and no; only has the previously established advance been
maintained but farther rise in prices has taken place at
many OF the principal markets MISUNDERSTANDING .ne
niucc:nent held out by the present remunerang rates
farmers have nancs led very little anxiety 10 part with
their Wheat and the deliveries have rather fallen on
than increased buyers haze on the other hand deemed
il prudent TO make farther addition To their stocks and,
n, present we can discover symptoms of REACTION
At Liverpool, Tuesday. the best dry Qualities OF
new Wheat readily placed at terms iu!iy "a per ~
above those OF that day scnnig ana old rose To ABOUT
he me extent Bonded parcels sought AFTER; but IN
consequence the very high rates demanded the actual
rauctions not extensive. On Friday The nciiia'
zion To make investments more general than H. the
csry part of the week and Tor parcel OF ordnar rec
Baltic in bond, U.s. per 70 lbs. was paid
The reports from Leeds and Hull, of Tuesday though
of decidedly firm character, less animated than
might have been anticipated considering the quantity OF
rain which has recently fallen i'll Yorkshire AT neither
of the places last named were the mi.ers willing
pay enhanced rates and sellers declining 10 acceP
former prices the operations We're comparatively un-
i,npur,ant the case however different al wake
field on Friday the continued wet having created much
uuepsness for the outstanding portion OF the crops On
the whole q fair amount OF business was transacted
there and Wheat realized from Is 10 Is per Or more
than on that day scnnight.
The adyces from the western anu NpIlH-'f cst'IH
markets report material rise in quotations AT Bristol
on Thursiav all kinds OF Wheat advanced Is TO Is per
ar; and at Birmingham the same day the enhance
lncn amounted to - to IS per or Letters from Inc hs
named town inform that good deal OF heal pro.
portion Of the Pens and ares and nearly the wnoc oi
iL.. Beans are still abroad in The neighborhood.
As already remarked. only moderate supplies maze,
this week been brought forward by the growers ana
al the shippiug ports the east coas-iron whence
tho Growth of Lincolnshire Cambrdscshirc, and Nor
folk is despatched the chief consuming narkcts-the
supplies have fallen somewhat short OF the demand AZ
spading aud Lynn, on Tuesday The turn was decidedy
in favor of the seller and nj Boston Wednesday, the
advance amounted tn fully Is per Or i.
Our adyccs from Scotland speak very desponGnGiy oI
the weather and the progress made win harvest opera
lions in that country Even in the neghborhood oil
Edinburgh much OF the corn is still. we are informed
in the fields; and in the backward localities, immense
injury has il feared been done by the heavy and CON
slant rain as. however the prospects IN respect to
quantity previously very good II was sun hoped
that-thouLh the quality would he inerior-about an
average produce would be secured These remarks ap-
ply particularly 10 Oats the staple crop oil inc
cnuury Wheat appears there, with 10 have sui
fercl from the OF warmth and excess oi moisture
during months and is therefore expected 10
be- short IN yield. There was considerable excitement
in the crni trade AT Edinburgh on "Wednesday. Wheat
was quo;cd 2s per Or Barley IS TO Is 3D. ana Oats H.
to % per or higher with actve demand Tor each AT
Glasgow business also lively on the day named ana
the in prices was quite as great at me "7t rs at t
first mentioned town.
Ireland appears TO have been visited with similar
weather that experienced on this side OF tAc Channel
and good deal of injury said To have been done IN
the litter districts only the Corn remaining abroad
but also 10 the Potatoes These reports and the rise IN
the English markets had caused holders OF Grain TO de-
nand higher terms and the principal markets, the
value OF; Wheat and Oats had tended upwards.
The arrivals of Wheat coastwisc into London have
slightly increased 10 qrs having been reported up
this Saturday evening against 5s36 qrs the present
week considerable proportion the supply from
Linconshrc the greater part OF which has gone 10 the
11lers direct From the home counties the show o'
samples at Mark Lane has been very Small! indeed so
t-itpg that the buyers have experienced some dcul-
~ in securing the quantity required for present use.
The few lots exhibited the Essex, Kent and Suffolk
stands on "Wednesday, were easily placed ut prices not
previously ohtanabe; whilst On FRIDAY use oil Is 70
-. = or. the rates current IN the beginning az tne
week was insisted on and very generally realized Tor
really good qualities whether old or new" Inc damp
condition in which much OF Tic new Wheat nas come 10
hand mas rendered extensive mixture OF old neees-
say and the finer kinds of free foreign have therefore
been a good deal sought after holders of the latter
have, consequently. raised their prctensions; and the
sales made the close OF the week were Il. prices Is :
Or above those M which purchases might nave Oee ell
iected on Monday.
throughout the week; and mad importers been disposed
TO have accepted former terms, extensive transactions
aud probably have been entered into. Inc very high
rates asked have certain degree checked business
still some rather large sales were concluded on ffday
for good 10 ne hishniXed Danzls heat AT os 10 obs
ner ar Tor lo, OF old red honigsbere 32s. I'd per Or
was paid There very little Lower Baltic red !" neat
Offering as low as Sos and ior fine heavy Rostock sell
ers declined accepting less than 5s, making the rise
from Monday fully =. per Or
Az YET the duty lss perqr but the averages
are coming high from tne agricultural districts
and fall must take place before the end oil tne not'
Wills, fro. the present position o: affairs we are n-
iued 70 think that Wheat will the termination OF the
wear be admissible los. lbs per Or Ii not lower
The rnl.rs have shown some Hnwl.lIngntss 10 enter
, forward contracts TO deliver Flour expecting Tar
thr rise in the value Of the article. Snip Flour was Do
cidcdly dcarer on Friday also Cunadien aud Uni
ted States ,.-,,,....
ed and ms the time drawing near when the mat
stcrs usually commence purchasing holders Of the hite
here have manifested dspostionto INSIST on ehnheu
the close OF the week and old Foreign samples
held more money. Barley is al present rtia-
lively cheaper than most other kinds oil gram anu II
therefore reasonable 10 calculate on advance IN It's
value.
The scarcity fine old Malt has caused the better kinds
be sought after, and further small Improvement on