The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-29 00:00:00

54,576
27,411

to 48s. ; old, 445. to 30'. ; emer whitey Ma. to 52a. per
36 stoue. The show of barley was moat'. For feed oats
the demand wee fair at late rates, which ranged from 27a
to 30a. per 30 stone. Malting nominal, at 345. to 38s. per
gloater. Gan came to had scantily, and the tone of the
demand was slow, bite rates being with difficulty realised ;
new, 225. to Ns. ; floe. 28s. per ?A 40011.
NINCASTIZeUTON-TTNI, Jura 21.-Owing to oar farmers
being engaged in turnip sowing sod hey making, we had a
very moderate show of wheat from the growers, for which
• steady solo was experienced, at the extreme rates of this
day aoeight. South country and foreign being also held
for full Moto, very few traosictions resulted. our millers
being unwilling to give the value denmaded. In flour we
have very little variation to note. Grinding Maley sought
after. Malt met little attentios. Beans In limited re-
quest Boiling peas comparatively neglected. Oats • slow
sale, sod, if anything, may be written the tura lower. Tbs
snivels this week are :-Wheat, coastwise. 2,509 qn. ;
foreign, 993 ; rye, comtwise, 100 ; foreign, 153 ; barley,
coaatense, 92 ; malt, coastwise, 250 ; osta, made* 1,248 ;
foreign, 370 ; peas, coastwise, 40 ; foreign, 657 ; flour,
mastweie, 490 sacks ; Indian corn flour, 240 socks.
NORWICH, JUNI 27.-There was • fair supply of wheat
at this nimbi to-day, sod the trade ruled wat former
rates, the farmers being reluctant sellers. White wheat
i eig hng 591b0 to 631 M.), 46e. to 49a. ; red ditto (weighing
weighing
to 6311:a.), 435. to 48e. ; rate, 24e. to 28s. ; beans,
37a. to 385.; peas (maple), 365. to 375. per qr. Flour,
36.6 d. to 33a. per sack. Averages ; Wheat, 2,640 gra,
45a. 3d. ; taeriy, 25 qrs., 295.
NOTTINGHAM, JUNI. 27.-At or earn market to-day the
show of wheat was UM, sod samples were in tolerable condi.
tion. The demand was quiet, and late rates were hardly
sustained. New white may be quoted at 43.. to 635. ;
new red, 42e. to 50a. per 36 'Moue. There was • limited
supply of barley, for which the demand wee moderato, and
grinding sorts eraietained their value .samples realised
275. to 29a per 24 stone. Of onto the show wee email, and
the business done was at about recent currencies ; old,
25a. to 31a. ; new, Vo. to 29e. per 24 stone.
Orton, JUNI 27.-Our corn exchange to-day was
bat thinly attended, and although there seemed little
dispositioo for business transactions, good articles of all
kinds commanded quite as much money as this day
annight. White wheat ruled from 48a. to 545. per quarter ;
red wheat, 45e. to 50e. ; barley not quoted ; oats from -
20a. to 30.. ; beans, 40e. to 44e. ; pees 40.. tol 42a ; flour,
(seconds), 34e. per sack. Good hay may be bought at 41.
Fulton.
PITINBOIOUGH, Jutti 27.-We had • good show of wheat
hare to-day, and to make sales Ia per qr. less money bad to
be takes. Oats and beans offering more plentifully, sod
each could be bought lower.
Boatmen, JUNI 27.-Then was a peat deal of prime
wheat es offer, but trade was rather depressed, sodsales
prooesded but slowly. For best samples of white the
quotatiess were 52e. to 58e., and red 465. to 525. per
quarter ; interim white, 44a. to 525. ; and red, 400 to Me.
per quarter. The foreign trade was firm, and business
easily. Primes' pearls of wheat realised Ho to 605., and
others 50a. to 545. There was not much inquiry for barley,
the supply of which was rather short ; best malting was
dose at 365. to 40e., and grioding at Xs. to 30s. per quar-
ter. Malt without alteration. Good oats, of sound qua-
lity, were held for former rates, and the quotations stand
at 26e. to 28s. for all best kinds, and 225. to 265. for others.
For beans there Wei a fair inquiry, and best made 38s. to
425. per quarter. Peas, the same aa before. The floor trade
is steady sod business quiet.
Wommut, JUNI 27.-The supply of wheat at this day's
market is very small, sad of spring • almost milting.
The best fresh-thrashed wheat • y makes the prices of
this day week, and the same may be said at all spring
eon. The rain that fell lem week laid the wheats very
much, but the run and gentle winds daring the week have
, lifted them up surprisingly, and all now looks well. Priem
to the power:-Wheat, white, 475. to 60s. ; ditto red,
455. to 470, 63Ibs. per busbeL Oats 110. to Is. per stone.
Beans, 38e. to 40a. per qr. 19 stone.
Woncerrest, Imre 27.-Atthis day', market there was
a limited supply of wheat, which sold slowly at a decline of
Is. per qr. Barley unaltered in value. Oats 6d. per qr.
cheaper. Peas and beans held for former rates.
YORK. Jules 27.-Our corn market today was sparingly
supplied with wheat, and the attendance was moderate.
Sales ware effected at late rates. White sorts changed
bands at 48s. to 525. ; red, 44a. to 48e. per qr. of 36 stone.
There was not much barley showing, the supply consisting
almost entirely of grinding sorts. These were taken off at
late rates-namely, 294. to 30s. per 30 Mona The show of
oat, was quite sufficient to meet the demand, and late rata
MOM difficult to support-sow, FM. to 245. per 24 atom.
The bean trade was steady at late prices-new, 40s. to 425.
per 38 skins. Malt, 625. to 64e. ; rye, 325. per qr. Flour
dearer-345. to 375. per 20 stone.
KIRKCALDY, Jars 27.-At our country markets, this
week, we have still to report very moderate 'applies of
home grain ; but as there is plenty of foreign groin offering
the want of the usual home supply is not felt 'smelters.
Here, to-day, we bad small supplies of all kinds of grain.
Sales slow. Barley *old at last week's prices. Oats were
6d. per qr. and wheat la. per qr. lower. Wheat, 34e. Od.
to 45e. 6d. per qr.; barley, 24a. to 28s. ; oats, 24a to 275. gad.
WATZRFOBD, JUNE 27.-We have again to report very
trifling supplies of grain coastwise, but our foreign arrivals
are considerable, consisting of 17,404 qrs. Indian corn, and
1,860 qrs. of wheat, There has been more businen Bearing
is our market this week but the tendency of prices has
bean downwards. Foreign wheat in better request, at
slightly reduced rates. No change in the value of Irish.
OM quiet and unaltered. Barley fully m dear. For
Indian corn we have experienced • good demand, bat sellers
have had to submit to • decline of 6d per barrel on all de-
scriptioes. Flour as list noted. Imports this week :-
Wheat, 1,860 qrs. ; Indian corn, 17,404 ; oatmeal, 90 sacks ;
flour, 146 barrels, 287 sacks. Exports this week :-Oats,
1,694 barrels ; flour, =sacks.

CLlTlA—Ceitins, Jon 27.—With the exception of
Irish stock, which was in peat supply, the number of
cattle be our market to-day was considerably smaller than
of late. For good grazing stock there was a demand.
Prices were much the same as on last day. Our pig
market was supplied with a very good stook of youog
pigs, which were selling at from 18e. to AM. each. 45 cart-
loads were shown, and nearly all were bought up.