The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-26 00:00:00

oats has been received from Ireland, and a moderate quan-
tity of malt coastwise; whilst from abroad the imports of
wheat, beans, Indian corn, and flour, although by no means
extensive, are to a fair emount. Our market th s morning
was of a lifeless character, but in the value of fresh wheat
and flour no change was observable. Oats and oatmeal
being in limited request, may be considered the turn cheaper.
NRWCARTLE. I; PON-TIM 11, July 24.—We had a moderate
supply of Wheat from the conatry tu•day, and having only
• small parcel or two from the coast fresh up, our millers
being in want of such quality, had to pay last week's rates.
Foreign was held with equal firmness, there were buyers
at Is. per qr. decline, but holders retest d to concede further,
and little busiuess rerulted. The demand for Flour conti-
nues restricted to the weekly supply required by the dealers
and bakers, and as ireah manufactured is nut plentiful, late
rates are about sustained—old warehoused lota are entirely
neglected. Barley, Beans, and Pras dull sale. Malt steady
with a fair demand. Oats still ceetinui flat and difficult to
sell. The arrival* this week are: Wheat, coastwise, 1,136
qrs. ; foreign, 2,661 ; Bye, ceivitaise, 41; Barley, foreign,
210; coastwise, 30; Oats, coastwise, (.90; Peas, foreign,
26; Flour, 1,178 sacks.
NORWICH, July 24.—Our market was well attended to•
daiv both farmers and merchants, sad a large quantity
of Wheat of very fine quality was on offer; the market
ruled the turn in favour of the buyer, and a considerable
quantity changed hands at the reduction of le. per qr. The
growing crops throughout this county are looking remark.
ably well, and with the exception of a few reports of the
blight, an abundant crop is expected. The light nailed
soils mere especially have very promising crops. Flour a
fair sale at prices similar to these of last week. In Barley
no trade. Beans and re... were a very small offer, and no
demand. Oats a large offer and very small demand ; prices
ruled tally Is. per qr. cheaper.

Norrtteuitais, July 24.—The feeling produced is con•
sequence. of the beautiful weather hos a considerable
effect upon the minds of buyers of grain here, and we have
hsd but little doing in the way of business. Just a w
sales in retail quantities are all that eau ho noticed, and
where sales are pressed off, less money has to be submitted
to for most Wicks in the torn trade.

FETEIt1301101:011, July 21.—This hot weather is bringing
our grain crops fast to maturity, and we have some few
pieces of winter Oats and a piece or two of Barley already
cut. At this day's market wheat can be bought at Is. per
qr. under last week's prima, &Whs. red making 3Gs per qr.
Nothing doing in spring corn.

RT.ADING. July 21.—We have but little Wheat at mar-
ket, but quite Equal to the demand. Sales eaceedingly
languid, and übou• Is. per qr. lower than last week. Sum.
mer corn unaltered.

Wishful, July 24.—The weather continues uninterrupt-
edly tine for bringing the harvest to maturity. To-day
there it a report of mildew, but to what extent it is out
possible to say at present. Wheat must be written Is per
qr. cheaper than last week, with a lowering trade for all
other grain.
Wow:Es:rut, July 24.—At this day's market there was a
short supply of Wheat, and the prices of tide day sennight
were firmly maintained. Barley, 6.1. per qr. lower, at
which there was an improved demand. Oats were sold at
• similar decline. Beano, is. per qr. cheaper. We had
scarcely any inquiry for Peas.
Ynox, July 21.—We have again had a week of most
splendid weather. There was a better show of Wheat at
this day's market, which met a slow sale, at rather ander
last week's prices In other articles no alteration. Wheat,
white, 425. to 445. per imperial qr. ; rid, 38s. to 40s. Malt,
525. to 545. Oats, 10d. to 101 d. per atone of 1411 m. Flour,
295. to 31s. per sack of 280I1s.
Cultic, July 23.—The receipts of Irish grain are so trivial
as to need no notice. In the prepared market tome prime
Irish Wheat brought 225. Gil. per barrel. No transactions
in Barley. Oats have declined 6d. per barrel, although the
quantity being offered is small; however, the lame impor-
tations of late into London caused a decline in Mark-lane,
which of course influenced all the Irish ports. Flour an
exceedingly dragging trade, with a great falling off in con-
sumption, caused, no doubt, by the great supplies of good
potatoes at market, which are now within the reach of all
classes from their moderate price.
WATERFORD, July 21.—The weather this week has been
exceedingly hot and forcing, which, added to the cautioned
dull educes from the English markets, tends to keep the
trade here in a state of great depression. Supplies of Indian
Corn have somewhat increased, but imports of other arti-
cles are quite trivial. Wheat: We have not heard of a
single sale of this article; holders, however, remain firm.
There has net been any Barley on the market ; but the
supplies of Oats were tolerably good, and at a reduction of
3d. per barrel, the whole hu been cleared off for export.
Indian Corn: Some sales of this article were made early in
the week, at 21a. to 21s. 6d. per Darrel ; but the arrival of
a couple of cargoes has had the elf ct of ruluen g the price
6d. per barrel below the quotations of last Saturday; the
demand continues pretty good. Hoar is dull of sale, but
not cheaper. Imports this week : Indian Corn, 2,518 qrs. ;
Flour, 149 barrels. Exports this week : Wheat 500 barrels;
Barley, 300; Oats, 8,472 ;Flour, 550 sacks.

KIRKCALDY, July 24.—We bad a good many thunder
showers in the early part of the week ; latterly at has been
dry and very warm, extremely favourable for the grow ing
crops. At our country markets, this week, our farmers
offered very little grain of any kind; even wheat was not
offering in quantity sufficient for the local consumption ;
consequently prices were very firm, notwithstanding the
duller accounts from the leading markets. here, to-day,
we bad a fair supply of wheat, which met a good demand:at
last week's prices. Of Oats, a moderate supply ; sales slow,
at Od. per qr. reduction. Only three small parcels of
Barley. Wheat, 36e. to 435. per qr. Barley, 245. to 275.
Oats, 18s. to 20s. 64. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801ba., 30s.