The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-28 00:00:00

NRWTOST, TILE Or WIGHT, April W.-There was but
Ms wheat 'Mired at this enaram, when met a ready sale at het
Oselles prises. Barley sad Oats woe ss Mat week. beat, 36e. to
We. Barley, SW. to les. Oats, 17a. to Ios. flour, 22e.
NOUMEA. April 26.-Our market to-day was only
Mederalaie spelled with Wheat by the erowere, sad the merchants
abie offered bet sparhigly. Yea netwithetanding the lastelineat of the
supply, pales &idled siva Is. to ls. 6d. Fee qt., and a the reduc-
ible mat mask Waage/ beads. The trade in Hoar f.o.b. is mated-
leglF ine, WeltesPl• sale be mat. &Phones offered at ere to as.
per sask W meary. Ms wager for malting being paste, little was
eolle M Believe *MOO fee grinding premiere sod the supply bring
Merl, Is. per qr. edema was paid. beans and Pam in dust supply
sad prices the turn la femme the seller. Oats cotonianaed full prima.
NOTTINGHAM, April 26.-We have but a trilling amount
of beefiest passing in ithe awn trade here today ; the yea ally of
Wheat Maned to hand is small ; umpteen", quite equal to the
mute of millers in the present state o' the flour trade, which is I'o
low for them to pay the mem demand. 4 for grain. In the Barley
Market the burins' Is also limited eta shade store money tot the beet
samples. For Beam and OM, also furlrates are paid for fine qualities,
prlacipaily for reed.
PETERBOROI2OH, April 26.-With only a moderate supply
of Wheat, pricer were Is. per qr. lower than Lot week. burley rail
Oats could be Weer on sealer teems. ikons were rather dearer.
Perwonru, April 26.-We have no change to note in
our earn market to-day. The quantity edemas of any grain was net
large, and prime acre about as lest week.
PRESTON, April 26.-We bad only a poor show of Eng-
lish al heat at our Caen exchange tnis unerring, the &mond lot w Melt
was bno means seam; but the extreme rater of this rely wannaht
were e tablidied. All descriptions et Wedge were in bruited revue t,
at our quotation. Flour mile dearly. leans, being very states,
Were, in a retell way, the tarn higher. Flee heavy Cede are watt,
and such would command al. per ba.hel tom I,rt weeka cw rem y.
Farmers' Oatmeal 6d. per lam dearer. leak in f request, and the
late mimeos fully maintained. No change in other articles.
READING' April 26.-Notwithstanding we had a very
short supply of M heat, the tame was altogether inactive, Vie levies-
don on the millets' minas that, with the proton prime et Wheat,
they will not be able to compete with French Flour, induced them to
wit ,hold buying until the tellers mule en abatement, to which way
le., and, in arose inameta, 2e. per qr.-was submitted to, when
clearance was effected. Nut much doing in Barley ; prices without
alteratiOn Wan lac weeL Beans and SUM short supp.y, with the
torn dearer.
SArrillaN WALDEN, April 26.-Wheat, rather dull, 375.
to Me.; Talavera, 475. per goatee. Barley, ear Waiting, dearie, 2ae.
to 294.; grinding, 17e. te lea beans, 235. to 3*. Pea., 21s. ; good,
305. Osta fearer, Ille. to Its.
SHAFTESBURY, April 26.-Our market to-day was well
attended, and :uily sunpied with grain. Au esteemed Manero• per-
vaded foe the site et Wheat, but prices were without any quotable Al-
teration. A very small demand for malting Bailey, said gond.ng
samples met equally glow a male, sod pram decimal lid. to le. pm
qr. In Oats me mate a steady demand, at former yeetattom. Pearl
scarcely inquired mr. Wheat, 305. to 445. liarley, its. to Ootit,
13a. to 20s. Beane 30s. to Be Peas, Me. to 300. Malt, 4as. to 3IA
per yr. Tares, 3s. to 6a. Gel. per Nebel. flour, 261. to 'mils. per sack.
SHREWSBURY, April 26.-There was a short supply of
Wheat, limey, and Oats, at this tray's mimeo, which made ileac as
mach mosey es last week. with hale doing.
WARMINSTER, April 26.-Wo had a fair supply of
Wheat, end the attenniorce was tolerably good. Sales were mei euni-
cared with the a...actions al list week, but pricer for every droop.
tea continued firm. The supply of barley eat niore Dian sutticient
tat therequitementa of the trade, welch met a clack dernena, and
declined Is. r qr. Oats were witheut change ur value. la Brans
not much Mapemma doing, end tea qautatiOliti ot sure are ors.
law thaw last week. Pow tbe Same as before. hc to-tombs are the
prism Wheat, white, 415.• red, els. to Wt. Barley, 20s. to 275
.
Oats Ifts. to 20.. Bona, 205. to Sin. Pros, Mo. to art. Mall ens.
Is Mee pe: qr. Taiga, ss. to 7e. per bushel. Flour, 2bs. to ilea. par
seek.
WINCHESTER, April 26.-To-day's market was thinly
attended, and there appeared km aispoction to pin cheer Utile. ot
reduction; holders ware, however, tam, and triatimeitous were at a
trifling character. The demand for malting Harley it grmay de.
creased, moat of the =ltems having oornalsed timer purviews fur
the oration, and for grinding purpose there is but little in Impost,
and prime had a downward tendency. Other orioles of grain sold in
favour of the buyer; with the exception of O do, which w. re firm.
Wheat sells trees 31. h. to 405.; aarley, 2us. to 2Ga. trats white, 190
to Ile.; Mack, lee to hie Beane, 300. to 365. rem, 2's. to 2114.
Malt, 50a. to 545. per qr. Flour, 2es. to etts. per mak. Tarn, 54.
to
Gs. per bushel.
WIdRECH, April 26.-The supply of Wheat to-day is
with very little of anything elec. Wheat is ed. to .0. ter yr.
cheaper tine the day week, at which decline tame is • good demeal.
Oats and Beans scarce, and again dearer.
WoRCEsTER, April 26.-There was but a moderate sup-
ply of Wheat from the femme to-day, and all dtecriptiona were
firmly held for the rates of this day week. The tranweti -nt were
Imuted barley dull, and Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats in gaad dentate',
and rather dearer. In 3C.11, the tars was in tabour of the seder.
Haze doing in rear.
Yea'' April 26.-We are tolerably supplied with
Wheat at thin ney'a nis ket, which has sirt a ate alp ails at Lot vetteb
prime barley and (Tats very warm. barley Is. per qr. higher. awl
Oats Is. to Is. 6d. per qr. dearer. In Beaus and other mettes uo
flameout.
DCIILIN, April 25.-The supplies of home grain con-
tinue very niederate, and the prime et every d. seriatim were fully
supported, and, in mime Instances,a small advance realited.
Indian Corn witkuut alteration. White Wtertit, 228. to 2.5. ed. •re a
100. to 03e. 64. barley, lee to 15a. • Oats, los. rid. to Vita ea. per
barrel. Oatmeal, I la. to Its. rd. Soloed Mete 126. to 14e. per cwt.
Indian own, 30e. to sae. tat. per 460 lbs.
CORK, April 25.-The weather continues of an April
character, and is biably Livoutabie or the cautery. Vegetation
makes raypatid pntgrar, and everyitang augui s well for the growing
maps. Tee trade, influenced by the very he go arrivals of Meier
grain which have taken place since our hot, ha been very quiet;
though prices have not gamin, given way, still the sales of neat
articles of produce have been slaw and dull. The arrivals bate to-en
off somewhat during the last day or two, an I some nailing have tooth
phew. The supply of home grain onntinuea very trithoir, the
receipts for the week being only-Wheat, 71 brie, Bole!, bat oris ,
Use. 1,311 brie Priem hate not varied during the week. la the
finer deweiptices of Wheat very little too-meet boo been dune, but the
rates of teat week are malotaimeL Ca Egypt-se, however, eume large
sales have been cadent about lea. pm barrel, and With r, according to
quality. Battey, wish a In great demand, cOntitines very static.
tie Oats we have no mars to repine Holder. are unwilling ti subunit
to the terms ofterea by purchasers, sad tee result is a very in :mre
trade. We cannot quote any alteration in the value of the article.
The lostora Made in Flour Li very reab ice^ I, for though a large rm..
sametioa le going ea, tae article pews Iron Brat bands direct to the
baker. Mae remits as last quoted. Indian Can o a very dull and
Mapokg sale, and though we cannot quote any poor Iva reduction in
nine,- Mere is evatently less firmness in the treelo.
WATRRFORD, April 26.-We have no arrivals of Foreign
Wheat ale Week, and of Indian Corn uuly a very moderate import
from fetuses Mao our empties have been exceethugly iineted. Our
market Mame exitibeed much:cavity, but on toe a hole a fair an.Olitit
cabirimes has been treasacted, Mil guinea well suaniard. Wheat :
Bost Maker
.maiples have not met web much attentiom but amnia.
ary and Whalers:him bare bees in good demand at rho currency
of thlsday as t. In Barley sera ly anything has beta done,
owlets to the quantity on offer. Dolmens of Oint continue lot
Mailed* and hoiden here succeeJed in realising a turtner advance
of 3d. to ed. per barrel en born white and back. to-Iran Corn We
bane experienced a dude comparative demand or all descriptions, at
(teammate Mies al listarday last. The ode of Four ha. been slow,
at barely former prima Imports this week : Barey, 7 yea ; !tidier*
Four, S 7
qrs.; Beans,Exports :his week : Oat., 1,60 qrs. ;
Flour, 674 seeks; Oatmeal, 123 meta.
KIRIALDT, April 26.-The weather during the week ems
been very ebangeable, and a good deal et rain has team at Miro-ale ;
re much so, that in many places the ground In too wet to be enacted
te somata's. Potato plsating In nurse stuationa in Tweet. ..11y nu.-
gamiled. At our sundry marketa tills week we had, at bur weeks
pest, little grain offering, nut sulecient toe tee wants of local can-
es/option; creastemently we found an increasing demand for fa eian
eads all kinds, but chiefly tor Oatsyyet Here, to-day, we hel
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