New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29
Review of The British Corn Trade

From the Mark Lane Express Of Oct. o.
We had comparatively fine weather in the ncishbor-
hood Of the metropolis up 10 Thursday SINCE then a
considerable quantity has fallen and though there
i ue Corn abroad In the South The Wet inbst Dc re-
eardcd uniavorabe. nasmuch as that portion OF the
Potato crop which may have escaped me disease re-
csrdinc which 40 much has been said Is likely 10 receive
farther iniury from wet In thu Northern and Eastern
parts of the kingdom there Is m good deal Of grain IN
the fields and the weather seems 10 have been quite
a. unsettled there with US the CONCLUSION Of the mar
vest must be siil farther delayed.
The chances Of the remain er OF the crops IN the later
districts being secured IN tocre order are there
fore very eight IN cary seasons The Northern counties
f0mcmcs fare better than the South This season me
deficiency is likely be- much greater ia the backward
than in the early counties the Corn was not rpe there
TIL the weather became decidedly broken and the quail
~ will We fear. prove worse than the yield We
cannot therefore calculate any thing He me large
supplies we have been in the habit Of drawing from the
East coast The Western eide of Tie Island mas bcen
favored this season but even ncIc the produce
of " heat 10 the acre cOmpaine Of whilst the weight
per busnci is certainly lbs. less than iast season.
It il therefore certain that the total produce OF the
kingdom must be regarded short o. usual years. and
steady and progressive rice in the value bread stus
must ho expected The upward movement may, and
probably Will, from time % time receive checks but'
the whole. Wheat will we think, advance ~ Price
until nest spring After that time much viii depend on
then appearance OF the crop the probable extent "i
the Spring shipments from The Baltic and other causes
Of which nothing az present be- known.
That considerable importance Is su attached 20 the
weather may be- readily seen by he influence mas hAd
on business during the week The lew me dhys cApef'
cnccd IN the early pan bad the effect OF causing adti,
SION In ,rces and irving q generally duh the
trade az most Of the markets held previously 10 Ihufs
day whilst the return of wet restored confidence 70
holders, and rendered buyers anxious to add TO iher
stocks.
A. Liverpool on Tuesday s kinds Of grain receded in
value New Irish Wheat. OF which there was large sup
ply placed with difficulty AZ an abatement oi vi per
~ los and English and free Foreign samples, though
not so pressnsy offered % per bushel lower than
the previous market day. Barley Beans aud Peas were
also cheaper. Flour declined l. per sack, ana Ohs as
well as Oatmeal Obiaiuablc below former rates -
Later in the week rmcr feeling displayed by eel
ers but the abatement was only partially recovered on
Friday
At The leading towns in Yorkshire good supplies OF
Wheat have been brought forward Notwithstanding
which factors have refused % submit % lower rates.
The greater part OF the Wheat offered al HUI on Tues
day was of last wears growth and old being wanted Tor
mxnr an advance Of Is per Or realized Tor the best
Qualities New not 80 sacaoe but rs former value
was supported Al Leeds the same day iaif extent
OF business done in Wheat without any change oc-
curing in prices. The reports from akthrld oi FIdHy
are of firm tone Ola Wheat sold freely a. previous
rates and prices varying from As up 10 OBS per
Or according 10 quality
The markets in the West and Northwest have been
pretty literally supplied by the farmers but the demand
having been active quotations have been maintained al
the chief towns. -,
The int,ori,v of the quality of the wheat brought
forward at the principal shipping ports on the last Coast
has greatly ntertercd with the sale. AZ Wi-heach bOs
ton Spadlng. sc where the weight Of a-i year crop
was commonly 6}to % los few parcels OF the new ieach
oser 90 ibs the bushe whilst many Of the samples are
below = lbs prices therefore propOronaiey 10"
in those markets
Nv our aivices from Scotland learn that harvest
operations have been very much mpeded 10y ine unset
tied of the weather. letter from Glasgow dated
LIST inst states thar than half the crops was then
still abroad and much uncut Wheat was on thai
day quoted Is 20 IT, Cd. per boil hgner ~ tne Town
named and Al Edinburgh. on the same day. hne quail
ties of old worth 7Os per Or Oats Beans ana fea'
were from l. 70 - per or higher than the week before
al both places and Flour and Oatmeal were also ned AZ
enhanced rates
about the middle Of the week but similar uniavoraoe
change that experienced here on me "a also ooN
place that side of the Channel In the southern p-F
OF the Island the harvest had previously pceh hraily
concluded but In the more backward Localities cousl
cradle quantity OF Corn yet abroad Many very ubia
yorabe Potatoes were anOai DIX the COM
pa n,s are hot OF decided character as 70 cause Us
feel much apprehension sl Is pretty certain lhs
the disease prevalent in England has manifested Use.
in the sister isle
The rather duu accounts from the leading Engisa
markets had had sufficient influence % check the upward
movement IN prices neither " heat nor OAs were
offered much below former terms az The chief towns
The arrivals OF Wheat cossi~lse int London have
been moderate during the week. only 80 having been
reuortei I'D 20 this Saturday evening whilst The guam
tity exhibited al Mars.Lane by land carriage samples
from the home counties has been very small.
on "Wednesday the display consisted OF lev runs leit
over from the previous uarketdsy mostly OF nierio qua
liy anu in bad condition any thing hne would Pfooaoy
have sold as wei in The beginning OF TIE week nut the
nferiory OF that on sac rendered u iiial ol
s, prices were about supported Ga Friday lhefe was
much less esgerness ~ sell and the ssn preston no
ccd above was fully recovered indeed the oe-' sam
pies OF old were the desrer and IN improved re-
quest while other sorts rnAnded i-ny the leluls S-i
rent IN the beginning Of the wees
The transactions in duiypad Foreign Wheai nave
been very crcumscbed since our last holders have re-
fused 10 make the slightest cOncesson ana tc niefs
have been unwilling TO pay the rsies demanded
Scarce = any thing done IA bonded " heal on
Wedn,.itv The orars from Holland and bcleurn Being
limited too oe 20 allow OF their execution On Friday
there xas renewed speculative inquiry and Aad selsrs
been some what more reasonable fAtheE important DAT
y rs would probably nNe been closed HJOd quAnes
OF Lower B,iuc red Wneat were he'd al as per qr ana
other sorts A. pr0poFionafe rates have again !" re-
port rather large arrival from abroad w 4fvo' =
but from al We can earn there Is little more % come
The supplies being .nded under oek importers De-
ing unwilling for consumption a. ire eNisAns
duty
The country averages rise slowly. swing 70 nc inferior
quality the Wheat sul there Is every probability
Of material reduction in the daiy later IN the year
The London return published Friday Is oO Id and
Us the Essex and Kent Of Wheat have lately been