The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-10
Corn Trade of Europe

The following taken from the London Mercantile
Gazette, of April 49, intimates that the Schleswig-
Holsleln difficulties will have a very material infu-
ence on the corn trade of Europe in general and Of
England in particular:
The certainty that has been con- menced between the
Danes and the PuSsians and the possibility of the struggle
Deng p.otacIed have had the effect OF producing
ctemenf IN the grain trade The north Of Europe the
qnaTteT from whence Great Britain usually receives the prn
cpa poo q her foreign supplies OF corn and was from
Hen the buIk of the arrivals expected this
oy ne DANISH ieet, If continued and carried out rO0siy
w0ud therefore nave the effect OF cutting off the principal
bablfy OF such occurrence should have impaired conf
dence to holders OF breadstus this country. Our
should lead to proacted hostties and the Baltic remain
closed against should still receive sufficient foreign
have to advance here to moderate extent The very large
GUM and Holland have reduced stocks into comparatively
small compass IN those countries and they not likely
now eunen in our markets. Holders of -four and wheat in
The United States of Ameca appear also have determined
with slight prospect of profit as has til now been held
ont by me position of our ma kets and therefore be
neace be not speedily concluded between Denmark and
been that since he receipt of the intelligence that ho
Ities mad actually been commenced and at most OF the
leading provincial markets held during the week. the value
81 spng gon as well as that OF wheat has en more or less
Meanwhile we continue to receive favorable reports from all
tumn wheat and Though the temperature the last
lew days been cold for the the general of
ii
lar as my Judgment can yet be formed promises well
The arrivals OF wEeat coaslwise INTO Lonion have been
small and The quantity brought forward Mark Lane by
andcar!aSe samples from the home COUNTESS has been
quite moderate Most OF The exhibited on the EsSeA
heht and Suffolk stands Monday in improved con
dpon which circumstance was Hot without influence
dntng the MI lsrs to buy. and clearance was effected
early at prices iuy high and in rather above
those current on that day week On Wednesday factors
raised their PREDECESSORS aad The few lots sale an
advance OF Is Der quarter. which generally oh
tanned this morning Foreign wheat has forward
qufe 80 ieey this week previously and the inquiry hav
ing improved, better have been fealIZ d. On Mon
nay rather an extensive business done scarcely
ootanabe on That day week, and then the
has continued though holders have insed on prices fully
IS per quarter higher. This which paid with
re- nctance on Wednesday. realized this morning.
Flour has been go0i request througho tie week The
nominal top pce has Undergone change but other kind
nave bslught sOmew hat enhanced Barley of home
gowh has come to hand snarngy and the arrivals of for
eIgn nave not been large. This grain has excited
eGtnn than of late although quoabe rise has occurred
The Imporian: fall which the immense supplies OF oats
received from abroad during te last few weeks caused and
the belief that the arnvnls viii fall oft considerably
have induced the large dealers buy freely this week Al
together, considerable quantity has been cleared of the
mattel and the pressure has been much essened Mon
Day good about cd quatter deaer than the
day might aud then further advance has
tabiShed, most OF the sales made o-ay beng fully
T. Pes above lhose hen cluent aud change has taken
Place quotations. Pease have been held what high
and have with aif share of attention Floating
caFgoeS OF wheat Indian etc. have been held very
tnIi pnccs.