The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-08 00:00:00

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in beans or peas. Oats fully la. lower, with few buyers.
The arrivals this week are:—Wheat, coastwise, 1,243 qrs. ;
foreige, 4,500. 11.rley, coastwise, 152; foreign, ?C.o.
Oats, coastwise, 9.105 ; foreign, 1,(6t0. Beans, winterise,
20. Flour, coastwise, 697 nicks. Lodi* core floor, 100
sacks.

NORWICH, SEPT. 6.—There Irma rather a limited supply
of wheat at this market to-day, and the prices Cl last
week were supported fur all descriptions. A few samples
of new barley wee, offered, and the best made Vs. to 311 s.
per quarter. Flour supported former rides. Now white
wheat (w 57th.. to rgilbs.), 535. to 57a. ; new red
ditto (weigh ug 571 M. to 63113 e.), 46N. to 555. per quarter.
Old was quoted at higher sates. Flour, 40s. per seek.

NOTTINGHAM, SEPT. 6.—There was a moderate show
of new wheat at today's market, but very little old.
For new, prices were Is. to 2a per quarter lower ' • old as
before. New wheat made 575. to 61.5. ; old, 575. to 645. ;
new red, 565. to 58a. ; old, 575. to 62a. per 36 stone. The
supply of old barley was small. New sort* were held at late
rates, and made 395. to 423. ; foreign, 35i. to 42.. per
quarter ; grinding, 295. to 325. per 30 stone. The bulk of
the oats offering were of the sew crop, and samples sold at
prices according to quality—old, 255. to 315.; new, 245. to
295. ; foreign, 25.. to 275. per 24 stone.
OITORD, Farr. 6. —Considering that farmers are engaged
lin harvest operations the attendance at market today was
pretty good, and a considerable quantity of wheat, both old
' and new, was offering; buyers were incised to do some
business, but as holders could not nu at any reduction iu
prices but few samples changed hands ; quotations being for
old wheat from 525. to 60s. per quarter ; white, from 50.,
to sfs. ; new barley made from 34a. to 42a. but as malting
' has not yet commenced trade was dull. Oats realised from
21.. to 3U ; beans from 41s. to 445. • business in both the
latter was anything but brisk. Flour, seconds, 40s. per
sack.

Prrannoitoucii, SEPT. 6.—The heavy rain we had in the
middle of the week prevented our fermate going on with
thrashing, and we have here today but a small show of
wheat, for which the trade ruled dull, at prices about equal
to !lime of last week, 6311 m. of red or yellow wheat making
from 53.. to 555. per qr., according to condition. Soros fine
new barley made 38a, and new cats fetched la. to ls. Old.
per stone. . .

READENO, SEPT. 6.—There was again only a short supply
el wheat at our market this morning, and the complaint. as
to the shortness of the yield are very general. The trade
was somewhat healthier than last week, and a fair business
was transacted at fully last week's prices. In other articles
the trade was purely of a nominal character.
Rommel, Sem 6.—The stands were well supplied
with grain, for which there was a very fair inquiry. Beat
white wheat however, fully Is. to 3.. per quarter
cheaper,
cheaper, and rewheat underwent the same reduction. The
quotations for beat new white were 58e. to 665., and red, 54e.
to 565. per quarter ; for old the rates were, white, 545.
to 585., and red, 56e. to 545. per quarter. Barley was in
rather better supply than was the cue last weak, and prices
were about the same, best malting making 365. to 40.., and
grinding, 28e. to 33.. per quarter. There were sane 6ne
samples of new cats exhibited, for which full rates were
obtained.

WIBB6CH, Barr. 6.—The weather during the week, with
the exception of Monday and Tuesday, has been Boe for
harvest operations, and much work has been done both in
cutting and carting. The wheat crop is turning out well,
both as to quality and condition, with a fur yield. A good
supply of wheat at market to-day, and last week's prices
obtained. But few cats showing, and last week's mots
given. Prices to the grower :—Wheat, white, 565.
to 59a, 63Ibc per bushel; red, Ms. to 575. 631ba. per bushel.
Oats, Is. Oid. to Is. ld. per stone. Beans, 441. to 45.. per
19 stone.

WOECEEITIN Barr. 6.—At this day's market there was
good supply of wheat, which mold readily at the currency
of this day week, both for new and old. Barley more in-
quired for, and fully as dear. Oats unaltered. Peas and
beans rather lower. Weather fine. _ _