The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-18 00:00:00

per (artiste bushel. Hear, so. 4.1. b *. 7d. ; oatmeal, *
2s. ed.: manual iind barliymea!, Ia ed. jre stone.
m.i'..triteirres:, Fut la —.I iu.ol, rate .upply of wheat, which
: fair deemed. at Isit wee►'s prices KM ley went off slowly
at late rates. Beans and peas iso alteration hi the prim for
dry rumples: damp unsaleable.
GCltb►Omn, Pte. le —There was a fair eupply of wheat to.
day, fur which higoer nits* were akke,l, the weuewhat chocked
holiness. and In order to make program last week's prices had to
he taken. Barley and other spring are sold &lowly at late
values. Wheel, 40. to 745. Barley, 345. to Us. Oats, It, to
Ws. Peas, 40s. to 445. Beaus, 4*. to 4as.

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It —flood supplies of grain, but not emelt
demand, and trade for both wheat and barley ass heavy, with a
tendency to decline in prices. Oats, beans, and peas ann.
Wheat, red, per Mad, runs, SM. to Ses. : flue, 42a. white, nuts
3Pa to 505.: One, Na Barley, malting, per qr., 40. to Us. ;
grinding, Ma. to Ma. oats, coarse, its, to Itts. ; feed, CM.
Bmns, per load, SM. to Si,, Peas, 21s. to Be,

Lillactriut, It —The show of wheat wan barely an aver-
age one, and the condition of the grain was variable In this
neighbourhood the young wheat In pretty well spoken of. The
demand was ern; and prices were the turn in sellers' favour.
New red sorts made 59,1. to toe. ; new white, 666. to Ma. ; old
rod, am. to am, ;me white, 70s. to Tla per 38 stone. Yoe Ithe
qualities barley 'the skew of which wits small there was a
arm demand, and previous rates were estabibbed onlinary
kinds moved off slowly: matting, Ws. to Ms. per quarter ; grind-
Mg, 32a. to 355. per So stout. For mite a healthy demand took
place, and sellers espetienced no difficulty in maintaining recent
teems old, 38a. to Sea ; new, MIL 4, SW. per ti Stour. Beans
were not much Inquired after, and the rites of list week were
realised ; old, 1503 a. to Mc ; new, s 3. to 43s per 38 stone.
Plns Mar, 48a to 50a ; aeconds, 435. to 4fa per sack.

NIWCAgeLIe.OWN.TTNI, FIB. 16.—At our market this mom.
lag we had a better supply of wheat from the growers of various
conditions and quality, the beet samples of which were dewed
off early at fully last week's rates whereas illeonditioned stun
had to be parted with on rather emier terms. From the stands
little was done, but all descriptions were Orally held. Elmo
without change. Malting barley a very slow sale, it being iv ne.
rally understood that our malteters and brewers hold good stocks
and consequently they prefer waiting, and take the chance of the
market later on. Malt, unless One, quite neglected, little
change in beans or per. Good conditathed Scotch oala met
more Inquiry, but for any other aorta the demand proved
limited. The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coastwise, 3.7%
foreign, 966. Barley, coastwise, 1,120 ; foreqin, 60. Oats, CO.St.
wise, 2,471. Peas, coastwise, 50 : foreign, 6. Beans, coastwise,
86 ; foreign, 82 qrs. flour, coastwise, 2,050 sacks.
NORWICH, Fee. 16.—The supply of wheat was somewhat
limited to-day and the blade ruled firm far ill pretext.
ditloned descriptions. There was not so much barley offered
today as of late, and prices for good malting qualities may be
quoted about the same as last week. Secondary sorts were in
demand at rather lower prices. The weather has been more
settled during the past week, hut many of the strong lends art.
too wet for ferniers to make much progress in preparing their
land for spring sowing. White wheat, weighing 021 be. to Mills,
705. to 725. ; red ditto, weighing 60iha. to 6131 th, els. to 65e..
hest malting barley, welghlag 52111 a. to 6311136 465. to 604..
runs ditto, weighing 0111 w. to 521ba., 454. to 475.: distilling ditto,
weighing Mahe. to MAW 304. to 401. per .Ir. Flour, 455. per sae k.
Averages : Wheat, 1,901 qrs., Ms. 1.1. ; barley, 3,811 qrs., the
tid.: oats, 85 qrs , gra

NOTtlatinan, Fits. I6.—At our corn market to-day there was
a tolerableshow of wheat. For the beat sorts prices were Is. per
qr. higher, bat In other kinds there was no alteration. Old
white, Ms. to 7M. ; old red, 00a. to kW : new white, GM. to ifs.
new red, 56s to tdo. per MC stone- Earley was only moderately
represented, and there was a steady demand, the currencies of
last week helm well maintained. Malting, 40e. to We, per qr.
grinding, 28s. to Ma per 30 stone. The supply of oat, was
rather limiter!, and the tone of the trade proved healthy. ?firm
for good qualities were fully as high ari on the week previous
old. 3016. to 40s. ; new, t'is. to 335. per 24 done. Of beaus the
quantity on otter vras may midaling, and the demand was slow
at very littic change In prices ; old, 54. to 58a. new, 440. to 50s,
per 30stone. In mad there was not much alteration to quote.
duper dour, Ma. to Ms. : One, 48s. to 50s. per 20 stone.
01,0141., Fait. In—There was a gond attendance here today,
and a fair supply of grain of all kinds, but, owing to the weather,
so many of the samples were in that damp state as to render
them quite unsaleable. Fine dry samples only commanded
attention, and Cyril with theme business transactions were some-
what retarded, as dealers purchased with great precaution.
Wheat ruled from Ms. to Mu per quarter barley. 33a to 48e.
oats, 23e. to 3314 ; old beam, 50a to ; new Leans, de. to 440.
bog peas, 40a to 425.: boiling peas, 44*. to Ma : four (seconds
steady sale , 48s. per sack : hay, t 4 to .C 4 15e. per ion. The
floods on the bank, of the Isis and Cherwell are sleety sub-
aiding.

Frremsokorrai. Fmk 16.—We had a large supply of grab,
here to-day. Wheat skid readily, at last week's prices. Fine•
barley unaltered la value ; Inferior sorts rather Warr. Oats and
beans found buyers at the full prices given on hatunlay last.
READINO, FEB. 10 —lt was unusually late when business cum
menoed in our market to-day, the attendance in the early part
of the morning being ray small. There was an average ■apply
of grain, and late prices were fully malntalned. For beans, pas,
soil oats, there was considerable inquiry, and In some instances
■ little advance on the quotations of last week. Slaiting parcel.
were quoted at Sol. to Eds. ; secondary, 47.. to 411. and mind-
ing, ads. to 65a : oats. best Poland, 77a. WM. Waterloo, to
265. ; Tartary, 20a. to its. ; bat old beans, 47a. to 641, : new, 43t.
to 475. ; and inferior sorts, 40a. to 43a ; peas. Us. to 42‘. The
demand for flour has been steady, the price for households being
65a., and seconds 511. per sack.

ROCHL'eTZR, Yes. 16.—The supply of home-grown wheat on
offer at this corn exchange was barely an average enc. and the
sample' shown were mostly in improved condition, while a
bettor tone prerailed in the trade, extra flue qualities advarirk
about is. per qr., and /damp and inferior sorts almost entirely
neglected. Wien and others evinced more desire to do bun-
nem, and at the close of the market a fair clearance had been
effected. The quotations for best parcels of white wheat are
Ott to 94., and secondary and inferior lots eos. to etc per qr. :
best red wheat, 695. to ada and damp and secondary
kinds, Sts. to Oda. per qr. In the foreign trade the steads
were only moderately supplied with wheat, ostrich was
purchased sparingly, while the tone of the market was
in favour of buyers. Some few of the choicest lots of north
country parcels were dos. to 70c per ff. The hoar trade ruled
steady, and with prices rather In favour of buyers there ass a
moderately' muisumptlee business done. Superior panels of
malting barley Mime later terms, but secondary and iffiudine
kinds are the turn cheaper The quotations for bra malting Into
are 45e. to 495.. and secondary, 40a. to 465. per qr.. in-st grin lent
barley, 34a to: s, and secondary, We to Ms. per qr. ;lists met
with a moderate sale, best kinds fetching 2:4, to nit. and Se-
condary, 9Ds. to Pas per qr. Other kinds of Lent urn ool) tAnn
in retail at about former prices. The weather has been v. ry
allowing spring sowing to be promeded with under very terror.
able eircumatannea.

Wisancn, FEB. IQ—The supply of strain of all kinds contloom
liberal. The condition of wheat is very indifferent to.osy, but
for anything good and dn. (particularly for red) an advanui: ai
is. per qr. was made. All spring corn as last week, with a fair
demand. Prices to the grower :—Wheat white., et.. b. (;:e
(nibs per bushel . ditto Tod), SM. to Ott. ; oats, 121 d. to ISL
per stone.

ohcEstEn, Fn. la. —At thin day's market there was a abort
supply of wheat, which ruled dull M an advance of Is. per qr.
Parlek unaltered. Oats Od. per qr. cheaper. Beans tending
downwards. Peas held for previous rates.
Yoga, Fr.r. lo.—The supply of wheat was pretty fair, and the
demand was good at fully late rate. Prices for white sorts
ranged from 56a. to Ma. : for red, 60a, to boa. per 36 steer. Mere
was not much barley at market, and the demand was tolerable.
Higher price, were asked than buyers were willing to pm, and
liminess was transacted at the rates current this 110 seek.
Malting, 30e. to 40s. per quarter ; grinding, ati. to 34s pet ad
atone. The show of oats was limited, and there was a fair
demand. The priors of last week were for the mod part sip
ported, namely, 24. t. to tea. per 24 stone. Beans were in slow
request and not materially altered In price ; new, 44e. to 4<r. per
:18 same ; malt. Cm 7u,.: rye, 345. per quarter: floor, pine. to
ICs. per sacked
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WATIMPORD, PIM 16 —Both onr foreign and coadiriae import
lists are complete blanks this week, and also we lawn miters a
considerable falling tiff in receipts of home-grown no-go. Tiw
trade since this day ire'linight has been fairly aelhe. Home
grain commands more mousy, but to Induce busier,. in foretop,
produce holders have within the Mat two or three day: submitted
to a conemion In prices. Wheat—For 101.06,11 there Is only a
limited Inquiry, as millers seem intent on running their storks
completely out before making fresh purchases, and .c moot
quote all varieties lower by about 64. per lam!. Irish very
scarce sad Ikl. to gd. dearer. Barley—grinding biydier.
Malting wanted, sod more money would be paid. Mack iiata—
us consequence of ibiht supplies sellers have been able to "Maio
• few pence per brerel wlvatwe. Indian ram mots a maul ,ra,
sumptave sale at 29c to 241. CA, which shows a decline ,drat Far
barrel. Flour unchanged. Imports this week wk..
Experts this week :—Oake, 7,314 barrels; barley, ii, 110i1r, iJ
sacks.

QUEENSTOWN, FEB. 17.—The Cunarl extra
ateamvhip Heela, from New York, arrived here at 6 a.m.
to-day, with 35 rometigers. She landed the despatches
and two passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool st 6.10
a.m. All well.

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