The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-19 00:00:00

moss' wen well supported; these was a rather better feel-
wards foretipe, bat tho sales made were sot l use.
Beam And ready boyars at former prices. Barley is for
the memeat useleeted. Oats more off steadily, at fully pre-
vious rates. Imports for the week eadiag April 17 :
Wheat, 664 • Oats, 2,410.

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GUILDFORD, April 17.—The supply of Wheat at our
market to-day was liberal, whieh, being in request, com-
manded the extreme rates of last week. Spring corn with-
out alteration. Wheat, red, 365. to 435.; white, 44sto 61s.
Barley, 30s. to 365. Oats, 19s. to 22a.
HERTFORD April 17.—Th. Wheat market to-day fully
supported 'sit week's prices; supply fair. The malting
season being almost closed, the trade fur Barley ruled dull,
at barely so good prices. Oats made fully as much money.
Peas and Beans were sold at last week's prices. Wheat,
tine. 245. to 30a. per load. Barley, 2is. to 31s. per qr.
Oats, 17s. to 245. Peas 17s. to 21s. per load. Boons, 17s.
to 22d. Tares. 235. to 214. Rye, 16s. to 20s.
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MA.NCIJEATZIi, AcIIIL 17.-Our market this morn-
morning wee of a more animated character than for some
time put. In most eases holden of both wheat and flour
demanded slightly enhanced rates, but any.advonee was
not so generally obtained as to enable us to raise our quota.
lions. Oats and oatmeal wire in rather better request at
late rates. The following are thepresent prices. Wheat, per
bushel of 701b5., English, white, 65. to 75. Od.; red, 34. 03.
to 6s. 2d. Barley, per bushel of 601h5., grinding, 3s. thl. to
4s. Oats, per bushel of 44105., English, Scotch, and fine
Irish, 3s. to 3s. 24. ; Irish kiln dried runs, 2s. MI. to 2-.lld.
Beans, per qr. of 60111 n., English, small, 338.0 u. to 311.0 d.;
tick, 325. Oil. to 335. Oil. Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, flue,
30s. to 41s. ; fine seconds, 365. to Its. Peas, per 8 imperial
bushels, white soil blue boilers. 325. to 315. Flour, per
sack of 22401b5., English and Irish hue, 265. to 235.; super-
fine and households, 2/Is. to 305. ; estra and whites, 31s. to
325. ;Idouble sates, or firsts, 335. to 345.; French, including
sack, 335. to Xs. Oatmeal, per load of 2401t0., English and
Irish, 245. to 245. _ - • •

NRWCASTLIt.uroN•TYris, April 17.-The weather this
week hes been dry and parching, with the e ind meetly pre-
vailing from the eastward; ruin is much wanted, and it it
do not come greedily, all .pring corn must suffer severe) y .
At our market this morning we lied a pretty good eupply
of Wheat Inim the growers, bat having little offering from
the coast, fresh thrashed samples sold readily at au advance
of Is. per qr., whereas a fair business was done at the mine
time in south couutry Snit foreign, at fully lut week's
prices. In Flour we experienced more inquiry, but late
rates could net bu exceided. In Rye nothing doing.
Malting Barley, owing to the weather keeping cool, met a
slightly improved demand, extra qualities being ;eatable
at 290. per qr., weighing 43Ibm. per bushel and upwards;
but as the inquiry from henceforth wi I be contingent upon
the temperature, we would dissuade our friends from
making shipments. Grinding sorts without change. )lalt
mast be written the turn cheaper. Beans suit Peas sta-
tionary. Oats, with more emoderate receipts, found more
favour, and upon choice qualities we raise our quotations
3d. per quarter. The following are the pro sent prices :-
Wheat, British, Northumberland, new, white, 4t hi. to 455. ;
red, 38e. to 415.; Norfolk and Sufbdk, old, white, 42.. to
445.; red, 794. to 415.; new white, 41, to 465. ; red, 394. to
42t. ; Lincolnshire, old, white, 40s. to 435.; red, 38.. to 40..;
new, white, 42m. to 445. ; red, 395. to 41s. ; Scotch and Dun-
dee, white, :lei. to 41e. ' • red, 375. to 39.. ; Alueniouth and
Berwick, white, 40s. to 424. ; red, 38s. to 40i. 14e, Nor-
folk and Suffolk, 34.. to 364. ; Berwick and Scotch, 'lie to
265. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 264. to 285.; Chevalier,
275. to 285.; extra, 295, ; Northumberland and Scotch, 26e:
to 28..; Chevalier, 275. to 29.. ; grinding and distilling, 24..
to 264. Malt, fiths. to 624. ; Chevalier, 62s to 545. Outs,
Northumberland and Scotch, potato, new, 2es. to 245.; cum-
neon and Angus, new, 201. to 225. Peas, white boil re, 30..
to 3k ; grey and maple, 284. to 325. Beane old, 22.. to
4135. t new, 30:. to 33e. Flour, fine, Stockton and
Northumberland, 2841. to 30.. per sack ; Norfolk, white, 30s.
tens. ; households, 275. to 295.; animus, 255. to27e; house-
hold., 24e.t0 26e.; thirds, 225. to 241.; households, 22a. te 24e.
Foreign: Wheat, Minnie and Konigsberg, white, 441. to
4131. ; red, 38m. to 405. ; Silesian, white, 425. to 41s. ; red,
40e. to 425.; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 445. to
465.; red, 425. to 445. ; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt,
white, 40s. to 445.; red, Ms. to Übe ; Kid and Holstein,
white, 39.. to 41s. ; red, 364. to 395. ; Petersburg and Arch-
Beret, red, 345. to 361. ; °duet, red, Us. to 38s. ; ditto
Polish, red, 38s. to 40s. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian,
km. to 36m. Barley, Pomeranian and Holstein, 26e. to 28s.
Oats, Dutch brew, 203. to 22a.; Pomeranian feed, IS.. to
20s. ; Holstein and Danish, 175. to 1990. ; Archangel and
Riga, 16e. to 18e. Peas, white, 28e. to 32.. Beans, Fries.
land, 30s. to 325.; Alexandrian, 225. to 245. Flour, per
barrel of 1961b5., United States and Canada, duty paid, 223.
to 24e. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 1,873
qrs.; Barley, 426; Malt, 97; Oats, 1,333; foreign, 96;
Peas, 19; Flour, 725 sacks.
NORWICH. April 17.-Our market to-day was but spa-
ringly supplied wtth Wheat by the farmers; condition
good, prices were firm, and in some few instances lc per
qr. advance was obtained, but we do not think it was gene-
ral, and therefore do not alter figures. Flour was a slow
sale at similar prices to this day week, and not much busi-
ness done in that article. Barley did not vary in price;
supply diminishing and demand now getting very slack, the
malting season being near at an end. Deluding descriptions
were more plentiful, and moved off at lc per qr. reduction.
Beans and Peas were small in supply and demand ; no
change in value. Oats commanded a fair sole at prices
fully equal to this day week. Wheat, white, 43.. to 465.
' per qr.; red, 38s. to 404. Barley, malting, 275. to 295.;
grinding, 25e. to 265. Beans, old, 334. to Mc ; new, 315. to
113 s. Pees, 28s. to 32a. Oats, 224. to 26e. Fine household
Flour, f.0.b., 27.. per sack of 280 lbs., purchasers finding
sacks and claiming ono month's credit; retail, Is. bd. per
stone.
Norrisonew, April 17.-We have more disposition to
ere...et bunion in the article of grain in our corn market
he,, today; the supply is good, particularly in Barley,
MA buyers aro willing to give the prices of last week for
am malting qualities, and also for the best temples et
Wheat. The show of other articles is small.
PETZUROROI:OII. April 17.- Although Our supply of
Wheat here to-day was pretty good, prices advanced on ell
fresh.thrashed parcels Is. peiNr. 631bs. to Glib.. red Wheat.
38s. to 40.. per (qr. Very little doing in Barley. Beans
and Oats Is. per qr. dearer.
READING. April 17.-We have but a thin attendance of
both Corn end persons at market to-day. Wheat at con- I
inencement me. mad to be rather brisk in disposal, at top of
last week's prioes. It afterwards became languid, with a
more downward tendency. All other grain was much the
mane, with the exception of Barley, which was bought es
mbar easier terms.
Waseca, April 17.-With a small supply, Wheat is in
ed request here to-day, and is. per qr. advance is
or all fresh millers' qualities. Oats and Brans only
for
Moderate supply, and in improved demand, at something
Me homer price.. The weather continues remarkably
age tend rain is now much wanted for the spring sown
rWheat, white, 393. to 435. ; extra, 455. per qr. ; red,
he 40e. ; extra, 41s. Oats, 10d. to 101 d. per stone.
"Me, old, 32m. to 345. per qr. ; new, 301. to 325.
Woacearen, April 17.-There was a fair supply of Whose
at market to-day, which was cleared off early at an advance
of 6d. to Is. per qr. Barley held for quite as much money.
Oats rather higher, but the advance was given with extreme
reluctance. Beans scarce and inquired for. We did not
hear of a transaction in Peas.
YORK. April 17.-We have a small show of Wheat at Our
market this day, which has met a fair sale, at 1.. per qr.
above last week's prices. With a good supply of Barley,
we do not quote alteration. Other articles as before. Wheat,
white, 41s. to 445. imperial qr.; rod, 395. to 40s. Barley,
malting, 281. to 30.. ; grinding, 25.. to 28s. Malt, 525. to
541. Oath 10,1. to 10Id. per stone of 14 lbs. Flour, 28e.
to 31s. per sack of 280 lbs.
Demme April 16.-The corn market today was again
extremely dull for every description of Wheat and Barley,
and our quotations of '1 uesday were barely supported for
these articles. Oat made rather abotterdemand, and in some ,
instances realised a trifling advance. There was rather more
inquiry for Indian Cone at an improvement of about 6d. per
qr. White Wheat, 23e. to 26.. ; red. 24.. to 235. lid. ; Barley,
12a. dd. to 16s. Oats, lA. to 1•2 a.; Rapeseed, 14s. to
17s. Gd. Oatmeal, lls. fel. to 12e. Bakers' Flour, 12s. 6d.
to 15.. per cwt. Indian Corn, 295. to 31s. Gil. per 4e0113.
Cage, April 16.-In the corn trade here we have no new
feature. The market is still very dull, but we observe
rather more firmnese disolayed than of late, with a disposi-
fleet on tho part of holders to seek enhanced rates, which,
however, we imagine, they will find a difficulty in obtain-
Theing arrivals from abroad during the week have not
been numerous. The receipts of home grain continue very
trifling, the quantity for the week being : Wheat, 81 bar-
rels, at 19s. to 225. per barrel ; Barley, 720 barrels, at
trtlas . to 14s. 4d. • Oats, 1,274 barrels, at 9.. to lls. 941.
h been little variation in the price of any descrip-
iion of green corn. Foreign Wheat is held with a little
more Grinner, but there is only a small bulginess passing in
the primer descriptions. Some sales of Egyptian, of a
moondery quality, have been made at about- Db. 341. per
barrel. Burley is scarce, and maintains its value. In Oats
we have no transactions to record, Holden are asking
10s. 9d. to lbs. per barrel for black, but without finding
purchasers. The trade in fine Flour is very dull, the pur-
chases being made only for immediate consumption. Coarse
Flours continue to meet a good demand. The business
messing in Indian Corn is very restricted, and we have no
improvement to notice either in demand or value. We
quote the valne of Oalats 71.2.. 6(1. per ton.
WATINJOILD, April 17.-Supplies of farmers' grain have
hies arOdsally diminishing for sonic time, and may now be
leaked ea as quite exhausted. From abroad our arrivals
110aan• Ma, but they prove sufficient for the tiresome
wants of the trade. In tho demand for either prepared
Irish or foreign Wheat we have experienced no improve-
Meat since this day ee'nuight, but stocks of both are rube
.holders evince little anxiety to prep sales. Barley as last
quoted. Oats, of which there has been a fair quantity
oaring by boat, find ready buyers at last weeks rates.
Indian Corn: There has been an increased sale for this
Grade, end we note all descriptions dearer by 3.1. per brl.
Flour unaltered in value. Imports this week : Wheat, 130
qrs.; Indian Corn, 2.140 ; Flour, 70 sacks, 200 bele. Ex-
ports this week: Barley, 110 brie-.; Oat., 3,786; ludian
Corn, 760 ; Oatmeal, 598 ewt.
HIRICALDY. April 17.-Thu weather oontinuem unin-
terruptedly dry, which, ulthougb favourable for most agri-
sultasil opendione, is rather parching for some of the num
on strong lands. At our country market, this week our
farmers manifested no inclination to show any kind ot grain;
needy buyers for local consumption had to pay fullprices
for the little that changed hands. Here today we had
moderate supplies of all kinds of grain, which meet a freer
sale than for some weeks past. Wheat brousht about Is.
per qr. advance ; Barley about last day's rates ; Oat were
the turn dearer. Wheat, 375. to 455. 6d. per qr. Barley,
25e. to 31s. Oats, BM to 23.. Oatmeal, per bag of Mk.,
30s. to 31s.