The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

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sere fully malntabrel. Other sorts IMO SI4O taken 00 at
late gads ion.. wleat is qu4te4 tbie evening 164. to
48e. ; red ditto, 41s. to 46e. per quarter. Best Chevalier
molting barley, 42e. to 475. ; runs chevalier ditto, 34e. to
33e. ; dietiibu6 ditto, 226. to 27e. per quarter. Flom, 294,
to 29e. 6d,prr s eck from the millers. Latest average.
Wheat, 2,5161 qrs , 425. 2d. ; blrley, 0,101 qrs., 304. 7d.
Corresponding period lest year :—Wlmat, 1,887 i qrs.; barley,
4,779 i qre., 35e. 3d.

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NOTILNOIIAM, N0v.6.-At our Corn Enchant* this:Dorn-
ing the quantty of wheat on offer was tolerab y good, and
the prices of lam week were supported. Old white made 60a.
to 646. ; old red, 445. to 48a. ; new white, 46e. to 625. ; new
red, Ms. to 40e., per 36 atone. There was a middling show
of malting barley, which was quoted at extremely high price.,
395. to 46a. per qe. : grinding was the turn in favour of the
buyer. samples realiAing 27e. to 31e. ; Saab., 32e. to 41e. per qr.
Veep little alteration in oats ; old, no. to 335. ; new, 22r. to
226. • foreign, 244. to 29c, per 24 stone. There was only •
small show of beans and primal advanced a shads ; old, 4116. to
61s. ; new, 41s. to 445., per 38 atone. Super flour, 365. to
39*. ; ditto fine, 30s. to 336., per 20 stone.
OXFORD. Nov. 5.-Them was a ood supply of wheat
war but trade w emerdingly dull White wheat ruled
from 445. to 60*. per qr. ; red, 36.. to Ma. ; barley, 284.
to 42e. Fine 011oipies in gnat request, Interior on a drug.
Oats realised from 18.. to 32a. ; beans. 365. to 486. • hog
see3B6. to 424. • boiling pem, 43a. to 484. ; flour, 32:. per
k; hay, 31. 10k to 41. par ton.
PETIRBOX01:011, Nov. 6.-At our market to-day we
had a short supply of wheat, which meta doll sale at about
the prices of lnb day weak. Barley fully as dear. Oats
made le. per qr. more money. Been* Is. per qr. dearer. Best
red wheat, 44e. to 465.; common, 39*. to 40s. par 6041te.
Oats, 100. to Hid. per stone. Boom, 40s. to 41s. per qr. of
63211:e.

READING, Nov. 6.—The supply of wheat was considera-
bly larger than list week, and the trade being dna yesterday
in London, led to a dispaition for increased rates. This
caused slowness in trensactiona, and no advance could be
obtained upon the prime of this day weak. Tiers was a
good demand for best sorts of barley at late quotations; In
grinding qualities there was a shorter supply than for many
weeks previous, and as there was a brig inquiry salmi were
readily itftctql at recant rates. The market was steady an
oats, haws, and peas.
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ROCUISTE)I, Nov. d.—For the very but samples
of white wheat the full rates of lest week were freely
given, bat inferior kind. could scaroely he got rid of. Best
seta of white commanded 46e. to 505., sad other kinds 42a.
to 48a.; same good samples of rad sold at 465., but the
general ran for tom deecoption was 40e. to 44a. Then was
no alteration in the prima of flour. There nu •
falling off in the quantity of barley brought to
market, though good wimples be melting poses
are still in much request, prime iota still rWising
the comparatively high figure of 445. There was
only little peeing in grinding, which le • trifle °beeper. The
oat trade was very quiet. The markets, howenr, are °s-
praying, and prices are • trifle higher. Beans were in short
'apply, but old parcels commanded the same rates as lag
week, best lore fetching 42a. to 48s. Scarcely anything doing
in peas. which are unaltered.

Wisaacm, Nov. 6.—The 'apply of wheat coatinaes fair,
bat abort of (quilt" corn. Wheat reali.es lam week's prices
for all sorta, with rathtr more for the beet. Ode, beam, sad
barley readily make former rates. Priers to the grower :
Wheat, white, new, 44.. to 46a., extra, 47a., 63the. per bushel;
do. rod, sew, 39.. to 41.., extra, 42a.; do. white, old, 44.. to
47. extra, 486.; do. red, old, 40a. to 42.., extra, 435. Oat.,
104 d. to ltd. par atone. Boum, 38e.t0 424. par qr.

Woacastak, Nov. 6.—At this day'■ met ket there was
• Urge supply of wheat, and the trade ruled dull at the
earneney of this day week kw all descriptions. Barley un-
altered. Oats only taken in retail. Beans firm. Pees guise
•s dear.

Yost, Noe. 6.—At to-day'. omen market there was a mid-
dling show of wheat, both old and new, and the trade ruled
quiet at INS week's rates. The beet white qualities made
60e. • serondtry sad inferior, 41.. to 48e.; best red, 44'.;
eloodary runs, 38s. to 425., per 36 stone. The trade ruled
sluggish fur grinding burly at former prices, while malting
gnaltties mei a steady sale so fully lest week's rates-365. to
Us. per qr. Only a limited trade was done In oats, and
there v. no material champ in the quotations., which ranged
front 26e. to 24. per 24 stone. Beans were the turn in favour
of the seller, 44. to 48a. per 38 stone. Rye, 30e.; malt, 665.
to 635. per qr.
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Nov. 4.—There wee a email supply of every
description of rein, especially burley, at market to-day.
Higher noes ware demanded, end • trifling edemas was
generally realised, but many buyers held back, and • large
numisor of sample. of oats and barley remained unsold. A
small business wee done in Indian corn at late quotations.
11.11XCALDT, Nov. 6.—The weather during the week has
been extremely changeable, oocsaionelly eery boisterous,
with heavy falls of rein. The remainder of the potatoes Si.
being lifted in not • eery setisfectory condition; we should
think from • fourth to • third damaged by frost and disease.
Ake our country marker this week we had fair supplies of all
kinds of grain. Bales of all good qualities free at lea week's
prioes ; middling and inferior slower sale, end nth" cheaper.
Here, to-day, we had good supplies of all kinds of grain.
Um of barley and wheat ready at lest week's prices; oats
sold slowly et 6d. per qr. reduction. Wheat, 40e. to 50e.
per qr. barley, 26e. 6d. to 38.0. 6d. Oats, 224. to 27e.

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WATELFORD, Nov. 4.—We bare again to report very
limited receipts of grain from farmers and by boat. From
abroad the arrivals consist of only one cargo of Indian corn,
and coestwiee nothing whatever by come to hand. With
such scanty supplies onr market has further advanced for all
article., and Irish wheat mast be written Is. 6d. per bane
dearer sines this day se'nnight. Barley has brought 3d. to
61. per barrel more money, and all the oats on offer having
been cleared off at Is. per Dural over last week's rates,
holders now refuse to sell excrpt at still higher prices.
Indten corn continues to meet a good inquiry, sad yellers
have bed no difficulty In obtaining an advance of Is. to
Is. 6i. per barrel on our last quotations. Flour saleable at
en enhancement of Is. per sack. Imports this week :
Indian corn, 2,100 qrs. Exports this week r —Barley, 180
barrels; amp, 3,061; flour, 3,666 sacks.