New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
The British Corn Markets.

LONDON. Oct l7-Although the weather continues IA
vorabe the trade generally is extremely firm and there
il nm i'm proved demand for free Foreign Wheat the
advance made Monday. and bonded again is dearer.
Barley Is higher. Malt held for more money Beans
and peas steady at fully our previous currency Nowlth
standing have good arrival OF foreign the GER
ainty OF lower duty and speculative dema and prevents
their being cleared for home consumption and the Irish
arrivals the only supply Tor the present wants oil
buyers, vino had TO comply with atrLner Use ul o. u
As per quarter. 81.
LIyERrooI Oct 1.-THE only change in the duties
this week is reduction foreign Barley 10 is, and on
pease to 3s Cd per Or The arrivals coastWse ana from
Ireland fresh up for day. altogether rather limited
and we have no Grain from abroad hey ond 1924 qrs.
Wheat from the Mediterranean whilst of States and Ca
madam Flour the import is moderately fair.
Notwithstanding the Immediate district may be con-
sidered out o! the influence OF wea regards
the safety of the Corn crops return of rain here on
"Wednesday again stimulated speculative disposition IN
stranger degree than the reports from other parts OF
the country would alone have effected and in the course
of the past two days considerable business transac-
ted in bonded and free Wheas as also IN bonded Flour
each at improving few parcels being offered at any
thing near our previous quotations which were not at
once taken up.
was also on the increase. Yesterday The weather was
ceed rl fine and to-day fair though cloudy. still
market this morning opened with much higher expect
lions ON te part of holders than could be realized which
tended rather 10 check the demand In t.nSsn ana
Irish nev Whcats however, iolerabls of busi
ness was done at an advance OF Id 10 I'd upon Tues
DAYS prices and al qualities OF old Id. per ~ lbs
Flour was no, so readily sseable before, but was
held frmy al Is per sack. and Il per barrel bove our
at quotations Barley and Malt claimed somew hat more
attention Mt a slight improvement in value; and for
Reans "a well as Pease advance OF Is TO % per o.
was in some cases paid Oats and oa;mea! continuing
N ee GOOD demand. the former readily nanded
d ner - TO- and the latter Is 10 Is per 2i0 h. pre-
ious rates The advance IL Indian Corn is d per Or
upon our last currency
Bonded Wheats though not lively earlier in the
week coutiuu.d to meet inquiry higher terms good
red Baltic obtaining per 10o and other kinds at pro
nort;onate amendment. States Flour under lock, being
held steadily n: Os per barrel taken off rather spar
inpy TO-DAY and very little Offering.
(From The Circular Of j & C. KRfpa,riat9
Our Corn market has exhibited the same features OF
excitement which have now existed FOR nearly two
months The weather has been. doubt. extremely
uniayornblr. and this date, tTing portion OF
our harvest in the north OF England and Scotland and
tho west Of Ireland remains unhoused. Along with this
,br il no.ye certainty that serious injury has
eep done TO the potato crop extensive districts IN the
,iree kingdoms as well as on the Continent
An these causes have joined TO raise prices con-
sidrrnhly and to convince US that will coanuc 20
b.vc beh rates for al bread SUITS. In Corn Elk
change Yesterday large business done m bonded
Four from 2ss TO 2s and in Canadian from Ola TO 3Js
81 and somo extra ,ian marks J6- Canadian Wheat. OF
nc oity would sell freely n. 60 Cd to 9s Sd per 70 10
No States Wheat yet arrived.