The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-25 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS.

OORN.-43•1111111.12, Anil 23.-A very dull twist
again, without change in pike. Wheat, 32.. to 40s. Bar-
ley, 36.. to 34a. Beans. 325. to Me. Oats, lt,s. to 231.
CARLISLE, APRIL 23.-There was a small supply et
el kinds of grain this morning, and a slow sale at Lat ges-
tations. Wheat, white, 15s. 6d. to 181. ; ditto, red.
13s. 6d. to 16.. ; barley, 10e. 6d. to 12s. ; potato eats.
7.. 6d. to 9s. Gel. ; ditto, common. Gs. Gd. to 811. Od.
beans, 13e. Gd. to 14a. 6d. ; peas, 13s. Gil. to 14s. 6d. per
Carlisle bushel. Flour. 1.. 6d. to Is. 103. per goes.
oatmeal, la. 7d. to 1.. 9d. ; ryemeal and barleerne.d, Is. 4d.
COLCHESTER, APRIL 23.-A heavy supply of whe.it-rce-
dente of other grain. Wheat declined fully Is. Barley.
hems, sad peas unaltercd.
GUILDFORD, APRIL 23.-There was a good supply et
wheat at market today, and although no quotable change
took place in value prices were rather in favour of Layers ;
a fair clearance was effected. Barley sod other spring DOM
met a dull inquiry. Wheat, 365. to 45.. Barley, 211..
311 s. Oa* Ns. to 21s. Peas, 32a. to 31s. Beaus, 325.
365. per qr.
HERTFORD, APRIL 2 . -Not a large market. Wheat le
moderate supply, bat trade was again very dull and prism
an sailed lower though growers gener.lly will not Nubia*
to the reduction of 6d. per load. Very little doing. in
malting Lesley, the season being about over and ensile
nominal. Oats sad beans both fetch late rates readily.
Wheat, red, runs, 231. to 245. Gd. ; fin., 2:a.; white, rims.
24.. to 25a. 6d. ; fine, %s. Gd. per load. Barley, malting.
33e. to 375. (oomiesl) ; griedisg, 22e. to .10.. per qr. Oat;
coarse, 161. to 225. ; feed, NC to ZS.. per qr. Banes.
21.. to Ma. per toed ; old, 26.. per load.
LEICESTER, APRIL 21 -We bad a fair supply of wheat
at our corn market to-day, there being a fair sprink:ing et
red and white sorts. Around here the young wheat plant is
looking very well indeed. Business was decidedly inactive.
and sellers were obliged to take Is. per quarter lees money.
New white samples made 42a. to 455.; new red, 39, to 42‘
per 36 stone. There was a tolerable demand for barley, the
show of which was somewhat meagre, and prices were si-
milar to those of last week ; malting, 32a. to 3G.. per qr.;
grinding, 275. to 28.. per 30 atone. The show of oats wee
again small, and the inquiry being healthy, sellers see-
ceeded in obtaining quite se marl money as Lot market
day ; new, 21.. to 24..; old, 28e. to 30s. per 24 store.
NiwcArrtz.ceos-Tnra, APRIL 23.-At oar market the
morning we had an abundant supply of wheat from the
growers ; but. factors being indisposed to sell either south
country or forage, excepting at extreme rsts,i, fresh-
thrashed samples in coma:quanta found a ready sale at lent
week's mice*. Flour was not so pressingly offered am
during the week. and we look for an improved sale at
Monday for anything really choice. Grinding barley met
little attention, and so little is stirring in malting that we
cease to quote it. Melt in very moderate request. Besse
and peas not much sought after. Oats held firmly, with.
however, little doing. The arrivals this week ace : - Wheat,
cosatwae, 1,019 qrs. ,• foreign, 1,190 ; barley, coastwise.
28; foreign, 2'30; malt, coastwise, 241; oats, coastwise.
390 ; foreign. 650 ; peas, foreign, 600 ; beans, foreign 5 ;
coastwise, 1,269 sacks; Indian corn flour, 120 sacks.

Ni;awicit, Aran 23.—The gangly of wheat w.ui tether
less at this market today, but prices must again be quoted
somewhat :ower, the farmers, however, being very unwillisig
sellers at any further reduction. The supplies of lerley U.
now becoming limited, aid as the malting swoon in drawing;
to &close ths trade may be oonsidered almost nominal. Whigs
wheat (weighing 631 be to 6611 s.), 425. to 44e. ; red ditto
(weighing 63lbs. to 6.51b5.). 365. to 40.. ; best chevalier
malting barley (weighing 551bs. to 561ba), 3res. to 365. g
extra, 375. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing MIAs. to 5.541a5.),
33.. to .4s. ; distilling ditto (weighing 52lby to 33161.16
.Te. to 30.. • oats. 245. to 2Ga • betas, 365. to 37a. ; psis
(maple), 35a; to 365. per qr. Flour, 25a. to :Aix. per sadc
from the miller.

NOTTINGHAM. APRIL 2.3.—A • -ry moderate quantity
of wheat was offered at our corn ezcieuige today. samples
being. for the most part, io szoellent condition ; bow-
' ever, were made slowly at a declaim of in. per quart,- r ; new
white lots realized 41s. to 465.: new red, Sig. re. I ; eid
I white, 39.. to 4.15. ; old red, 375. to 42i. per atone. TM
supply of barley was small, and the denoted for the boll
I sorts was firm at full rites ; no change in nrdioar. rune;
malting (new.) 30e. to 375. per qr.: old STiodia".
29a. ; new, 2tia. to 31s. per 30 stone. There was a fins'
feeling in the demand for oats, which were in limited supply;
late rates were wall rupportevl ; of I, 245. to .kb. ; new, 196
to 26e.; old foreign, 21a. to 245. per 24 stone.
OXFORD, APRIL 2:3.—Oar Coro Ezchange to-day wen
well attended, and samples representing lens quantities et
wheat were on offer ; but trade ruled very and to dm
any business holders were reluctantly coinpellol to . rodeo.
tion of ls. per qr. on fine qualities and on infer or sorts
something more from last week'. prices. Hole} trade set
very brisk, former quotations hardly maintaicame. Oat.,
beans, and nese remained little unchanged in value. Float
(seconds) 30s. per seek.
Yerzawniouon. Aran, 223.—0n1y a moderate of
graiu to-day. Wheat dull, and hard to ae.l unless ..t a re-
duction in price. Oats and beans each la. per quarter
dearer.

REAPING. APRIL 23.—There Ina a liberal show of wheat
to-day io the market—evideetly much more than was re-
quired for the demand of the trade. The inquiry was) slow,
but all the beat sorts moved off at the hi,;best term. of late;
secondary sod interrnediate were a little easier to hay. Some
fine parcel' of Talavera realised 49.. ; but the beat ordinary
runs of white wheat were quoted at 425. to 43a.: ..,vonada7.
3d.. to 42a.; and inferior, 33a. to37a. ; best red.3'Js. to 43a.;
secondary, 36.. to 39v. ; and inferior, 334. to 3d.. All 6s•
qualities of barley sold readily at former curreocney bat
other deeeriptiou. were decidedly cheaper. Fi, blrley,
3Ca. to 39e. ; and gnading parcels, 24e. to ate. 11, .0,1 tonsil
oats were in request, and sellers willing to accept rates
found ready buyers. Beet parcels were quoted , 2.ta. to
27e. ; intermediate sorts, ltke. to 22e. ; and Mier: 15e. to
Ms. Beans and peas are now sold at nominal The
flour market has ruled quiet, households selling at 33e. ;
and seconds at 31a. per eack._ . .

ROCHESTER, Arnit 23.—For the beat descr,etians
wheat late rates were obtaised with difficulty, L^d other
kinds could ooly be mold at • reduction of la. per latter.
For best white wheat the terms were 425. to 4 ts. pt lu tiler.
and red, 40,. to 425. per quartet.; secondary an inferior
white, 30,. to 42a.. sod red 365. to 41. M. per quarte Flour
only taken is retail at barely late prices. The forc,:e trade
was without alteration, and former quotations ‘T,TS well
maintained. Barley was dell, and wiles were coclined is
best lots for malting purposes, which maiutaine.l former
rates. Oatsand other kind; of Lent corns the same as
before.

WIMIITCH. Aron. 23.—The looplr of an grain'. rued*.
rate at this d*s'a market. Whet trade ruled at •
trifle µoder last week's prices. 04* and other r.ug cora
is rather better doomed.

WOIIeRICIRR. APRIL 2.:.—At this day's market there was
a fair supply of wheat, which could only he sold a: a declines
of 68. to Is. pee quarter. Barley, Oats, bean., i. 3 peen
maistained their value, with only a retail sate for either.
Yong. APRIL 23. —The supply of wheat at rr cora
market to-day was rather better than last were. TRAM
was a moderate atteedance of the trade, but samples
changed hunts slowly, and prices hail a downward seudeoey.
New white moved off at 41*. to 440. ; new red, : to MIR
per 36 stone. Very little barley was offered, rid a fair coe-
suruptive demand was experienced, late rates pretty
well maintained. Malting made 28... to 32.. pe :,:iarter;
grinding, 265. to 27.. per 30 stone. For oats (a were
in limited supply) the demand was firm, and pier, 'us rates
were made without difficulty : new, 181. w 20.. per 21 stem.
KIRKCALDY, A Pall. 23. —At our country market, thus week
we have had almost nothing doing in any kind of graia,
farmers seerniogly inclined to wait c.o. expecting, no doubt,
a more favourable opportunity of disposing of their pro-
duce. In prices no change. Here, today, we had swan
supplies of all kinds of grain. Prices were touch tr.e tsars
as last week. Wheat. 325. to 4.2.. per yr. ; burley, 25a„
to : oats. 154. to 21a. 6d.
WATIRVORD, APRIL 21.—With the exception of a fee,
parcels of cote by boat, tamely any home-grown grain hes
appeared at orr market this week. Foreign arrrale an
limited to one cargo of wheat. The trade gec Orally hes
shown somewhat more life, and the quotations this day
***oiliest bare been pretty well supported. To look fee
any advance would completely check business. Wheat.
previous prices are maintained for both Irish an:l foreign,
with a better inquiry for beet descriptioss of the latter.
Barley unaltered. Oat., more offering, and prime samples
easy to sell at 9a. 9.1 per barrel. Indian ix:re mote with a
rather better demand, and we think there is more going Ws
consumption than for some time past. Flour widow*
change. Imports this wed :—Wheat, 2,116 qrs. ; hot*.
58; oat., 156; emir, 2i) sacks. Exports this week :
Oata, 3,878 barrels; oatmeal. 16 sacks.

CATTLE.—C•ausir.. Aram 21—There was no marke.
to.d.y, oorieequence of the opriog feir having been hell
yesterday. At the fair there eras a Urge supply of tale_
There wee a large show of mild, and =lain cows, whisk
sold at prices moiling from 9/. to 16,., and in ono immense
181. was obtained. Ayrshire, sold at 91. 9.. to, 121. ITa.. '
sal 141. a head, 16/. being obtained io one lostst.ee. The
pries for Galloway" ranged from 101. to 121. end I it.; Higai-
binders, 71. to 9/.; [rich wary searce. Ou the whole, .a
kind. sold at extremely high rates. There was a small sap.
ply of sheep. Htlf.hreiels, 40.. to 415.; and for picked hut..
We. s head; Cheviots, 2:t s. to 30s. per head.

MORE THAN EVER AND BETTER THAT ITER. —This
spites to the largeet and beet Hoek of spring and sumac
patterns ever ent•matect for public epprovio The e ortd-hmed
16e trouser, at AMP 1 Wtbb Who,' the ot igthetur'p only emir
hilshment, 79, Droolkoirett. Hanoveroyuart. hgelplo.liol %Mt,
-lAelverlArtmeta.