The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-23 00:00:00

' rats ; in foreign it is cooly now and thee that purchasers
can be met with ; grinding without inquiry. Malt most
difficult to quit. Little stinieg in beam or peas. Is oats
we have little variation to note. The arrivals thia week
are:—Whest, oceetwise, 439 qrs. Rye, aosatwise, 50
, oosetwies, 50 gra Malt, coestwies, 50 qrs.
4960 qrs. ; foreign, 340 qm. Beans,
coastwise, 40 qrs. Flour, coastwise, TOO sacks. Indian
cern dour, 130 soaks.
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Nonwice, MARCH 21. —Tbe supply of wheat was rather
more liberal at this market to-day ; but the miller' not
being disposed to follow any advance, prices ruled the mom
as lest week for all diecripUons. The show of barley was
fair, and there still be' m • good demand late prices were
fully supported. In other articles, little paasing. White
wheat (weighing 59lbs. to 631ba.), 455. to 413 e. • red ditto
(weighing 5916 e. to Ulm). 41s. to 455. ; belt; Chevalier
malting barley (weighing 15.311 m. to &Übe.), 38e. to 40e. ;
runs Cheralierditto ( 5911 m. to 53165.), 565. to 375.•
ditilling ditto (weighing 491itag. to 511 b..), 33e. to 355. ; ate,
240. to 21e.

NOTTINGHAN, 11/11C11 2L—There was • fair atteedarins
at our °ors market to-day, bet there was not • large show
of wheat. The demand was steady, end extreme rates were
realised. New white mad* 435. to 635. ; sew red, 42a. to
49a. per 36 stone. The show of barley was only moderate,
sad saes were made slowly at the currencies of the week
previous. Foreign malting, Ms. to 39a. ; home pews, 33e.
to 435. per quarter ; grinding, 275. to 29a. per 24 stone.
For oats the demand was quiet, and late rates were for the
most part mole ; old, Ze. to 3ls. ; new, 21s. to 271. Pre 24
stone.

Oxman, MARCH 21.—The wheat trade at this market
to-day was very doll. White wheat ruled from 48a. to
65a. ; red, 44e. to 50a. Barley, of which prime sorts were
in request, made from 32e. to 44h. O►te, 21a. to 305.

Piriansonotron, Manor 2L —TM quantity of wheat
offering here to-day waa not large ; being fresh threshed
and in Ise condition, there wsa a ready sale for it at ls.
per qr. over last week's prises. Our supplies of smug
corn are much smaller. Barley u last week. Oats and
beans were worth more money, the latter making la. to
2a. per qr. over the prior of last Saturday.
BLARING, MARCH 21.—There was • abort supply of
wheat at our market this morning. Business was ex-
tremely dull, millers oolyporchasing to meet present de-
mands at fully last week, a prima. In other articles the
trade tram purely of a nominal character.
Rocas:ern, MARCH 21. —The market was well supplied.
For the best qualities of white wheat there was • brisk
trade, and the quotations underwent an improvement of 1..
to 2s. per quarter. The quotations for beat white are 54e.
to 60s. ; and red, 48.. to Ms. per quarter ; inferior and
seoondary white, 48e. to Me. ; and red, 40s. to 48s, per
quarter. There was • fair show of barley, but the malting
Hamm being almost at an end, there was little demand for
that kind of vain, and the quotations must be pronounced
6d. to la. per quarter cheaper. Beet malting kinds made
atie. to 395, and grinding 26e. to 30s. per quarter. Oats
were a slow sale, and late rates were barely maintained ;
best Poland. made 25e. to 28e., and other lots 20s. to 23a.
per quarter. _. . - --- -

VIBBECH, MULCH 21.—We are fairly supplied with grain
of all kinds at to-clefs market. Wheat fetches last week's
prices, and the same may be said oat*, whilst beans and
barley are hardly so good. Prices to tb• grower :—Wheat,
whit*, 465. to 49a. ; ditto red, 445. to 46e., 6316 a. pee
Idabel. Oats, 100. to 11d. per stone. Beans, 35e. to 365.
per qr. 19 stone ; ditto, old, 445.
Woaczwrim, If ASCII 2L —At this day's market there
was an increased supply of wheat, which sold slowly at lad
week's currency. Barley unfiltered. Oats dna, with
little doing. Beans la. per qr. dearer. Peas maiatained
their value.

YosK, X nca 21.—Our market to-day was swiftly
supplied with wheat for the time of the year, and ialm were
made at fully former terms. New red aorta were taken off
at 40a. to 44e. ; new whit*, 46. to 50a. par 36 stone. Barley
came to hard scantily, and the demand being inactive holders
had some difficulty in establishing former rates; malting,
32a. to 365. per qqr. ; Oodles 28.. to 30a. per 30 stone.
There was a modanta inquiry for tate, and sales were made
at the prices of last week; new, 20e. to 24e. per 24 stone.
KIIMALDT, Kauai 21.—At our country markets this
week we have bad very moderate supplies of all kinds of
grain. All parcels fitted for seed sold readily at very full
price. ; middling qualities much as last week. Here, to-
day, we had small su lies of all kinds of (grain. Salm
ready, and pries geowauv in favour of sellers to the extent
of 6d. to la. per qr. *beat, 35e. to 46.. per quarter.
Barley, new, 245. to 20e. 6d. Os* new, 21a. 6d. to
275. 6d.