The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-25 00:00:00

more per quarter than this day Ma:tight. Barley wee with-
out site/anon in price, and not much in request. Oata mad
bean sold slowly at former Mae. Flour (seconds) •
steady sale at 335. per sack. Prime meadow key were worth
41. per ton, inferior from 31. and upwards.
P1T1P.301101.70h, JULY 23.—W • had • good aupply of
wheat to-day, sad for which there was an improved demand
at sa Memos of 2a. par qr., 13311 m, yellow oiskiad 48s. per
qr. Scarcely • samplo of spring corn to be awn.
EZADINCit JULY n.—To-day the supply of wheat was
moderately good, sad there were • large attendance of per.
ems. I. consequence of the unsettled state of the weather
for harvest fermem and dealers made • demand for incremed
prima ; this caused weds to rule dull, yet the Duets's. done
wee more in favour of the buyer, in most instances by at least
Is. per quarter. The market was heavy for barley and other
corn, aid very lintle of either was disposed of. The prices
wen about the same mists quotations.
Roesserla, JULY n.—The stands were pretty well
supplied, but mode generally was very sluggish. Foe
flea samples of English white wheat, 486. to 60s. pre quarter
was obtained, but inferior kinds were done at 42a. to 486.
in red wheat there was • slow trade, the rates for that article
being about 40s. to Mb., or Is. to 2a, lona than the prices of
the last market. Foreign was la. per quarter cheaper. There
was warmly any barley on offer, and um little burin's, done
wee only in retail; malting barley is quoted at 381. to 435.,
sad grinding at 286. to Ms. The deemed for oats we. ex-
ceedurgiy slow ; prime ruled from 23a. to 27e. per quarter. In
beans and peas there wee scarcely anything doing, and prices
are nominally malteeed.
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WISSICH JuLT 23,—The heavy storms during the past
week Cave beaten dorm tbo crops considerably, and coupled
with the IL mer feeling evinced in the consuming markets,
I induced our farmers t. ask hlgtor prices, and at 2.. over the
rates of last week the trade closed firm. Spring cone in abort
supply and fully as dear. Prime to the glower :—Wheat,
white, 46.. to 475. ' • extra, 48..; rd, 43e. to 445.; extra,
albs. per Mahal. Oats, ls. 14. to Is. 14d. per stone.
42e. to 465. per qr.
WOILCIIITS/L, JOLT 23.—There was a increased supply
of wheat at market today, which sold slowly at a little over
bat week's rates. Rather more doing in barley. Oata only
taken in retaiL Beans Is. per qr. dearer; peas unaltered.
Toni, Ink: U.—The show of wheat was warmly an
average one, and as advance of 2e. to 3s. wan established.
White descriptions were Magned of et 42.. to 48s. • red, 40a.
to 42.. pr.. 86 stoma. Hardly ..ample of barley came to hand,
and nose changed haada. Other sorts of @pHs, corn came
slowly to ben a, sad lrasters wee by po awns active at the
preceLing week's eminencies. Oats reeled 22.. to 245. pee
24 mope ; beams sold st 445. to 46.. ter 38 stone ; rye lld.
to Is. pee same; malt, 84a. to 68s. per qr. ; dour, 32.. to 345.
per sack et 10 same.
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lIIIXOALDT, JOLT 23.—At our country minds this
weak we had very llale doing in any kind of grain. Far-
m= essmingly Indisposed to offer wheat at the press= n-
dosed earreaey, the te• este offering wan takes by millers
at about lest week's pier. Here to-day we bad small =p-
olies of all kinds of grain. Salem more ready than of late •
wheat at an advance of la pr qr. ; barley and oats mach the
same as last week. Wheat, 42a. to 48a. per qr. ; barley,
Us. to 3.35. ; oats, 2.3 e. to Us.

WATIR7OII.I), JULY 23.—We have not had a single
arrival from abroad since Saturday last, end our imports
coastwise are limited to a few hundred quarters of Wien
00113. Of our owe growth hardly anything hasappeared at
market. The trade this week has been very devoid of anima-
hoe, and prices of most articles have rather given way.
Wheat has mai • for s.le, at about 6d. per barrel lees money.
Barley sad oats maintain late rotes, with a moderate busineth
=fa the latter article. Foe Indian corn the demand
et lee. Wive, owing to the great soaroity of water at
most of our country mills, and purchssers have bees enabled
to supply themselves at about 3,1. per barrel reduction.
Flour we quote 1.. per sack Weir. Imports this week :
ladies oorn, 780 qr.. Export. this week :—barley, 100
barrels; oats, 3,250; dour, 212 sacks; Indian oars, 800
barrels.