The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-27 00:00:00

week, 631 b. yellow wheat m iking 48a. to 495. per qr. Oats
and beau :may sale at previous tales.
RIADTHO, JUNE 25.—The supply of wheat bete today
was tolerably good, but there weir few fanners in attendee, e
A better tons pervaded the market. dale. were made at
about the some rates Ai List week ; in a few instances a little
more saw was made. Barley end other corn ruled dull,
sad prices wine mach ea last work.
ROCHE...TES, Jut.: 25.—At this market there was but a
thin attendance of the public, and only a few samples
on the stands. Beat samples of white were done at
planed
to 625., and other kinds at 42a. to 48e. There was not
much doing in red, but best qualities commanded 44.. to
48•., and inferior, 40a. to 445. The market for barley was
exceedingly quiet, and scarcely any parcels changed hands,
prices being nominally unaltered. fasts wine in moderate
supply, and the demand exceedingly dull; in order to effect
saes a decline of about 6d. per quarter had to be submitted
to, the extreme rates being 23e. to 27e. Few aamples of
beans and peas were plead on the steads, sad mos:oily any
business was done in those articles. Millers have reduced
the price of dour about Is. per sack.
Wm Baca, J '. 25.—Weep In the midst of haymaking,
with splendid weather, and therefore a small market. The
little wheat showing realises 2e. per qr. moo than on this
day.vreek, aad the growers not inclined to sell at the Mynas.
**mg corn erotism* is short supply, and the value remains
about the same. Prices to the growers Wheat, white, 465.
to 485. ; extra, 61e. ; red, 445. to 465. ; extra, 47a. ; 631 be. per
bushel. Oats, Is. Id. to Is. lid, per Moos. 8e..., 42a. to
48.. per qr. _ • • "'

WORMITEN Jute: 25.—There was a better dispoeition to
Mohan on the part of the millers. and prices were Is. per
qr than last week. English white wheat worth
V. hr was
tOtle. Bd., sad iv' fa. 64. to 6s. per bushel ; Why,
4e. to 44 6d., sod beans 6s. 24. to 6e. 6d. per bushel ; osta„
3a. 4d. to 4s. 2d. par 39Th ; and spring vetches, 10e. to Ile.
per hushaL Last Worcester averages:—Wheat, 21. 6a. Ild.,
sad beans 21. 10e. Bd. per imperial quarter.
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Toren, Jrez 26.—Our awn market to-day was fairly sup-
plied with wheat, for which farmers a-bed an advance of 3a.
per qr., and needy buyers purchased only for immediate
wants. For the beet conditioned samples of white 60e. per
qr. was obtained, while red of • similar description was
quoted at 445. par ditto. Scarcely any barley was showing,
and the trade may be reported es nominal. There was •
moderate supply of oat., but the inquiry ruled inactive, and
where sales were pressed, holders were obliged to take less
money, namely, 225. to 24e. per 24 stone • beans made fully
late rates, sake being made at 445. to 48i. per 38 stone;
malt, 68s. to Ws. per qr.

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KtRILC&LDT, Jells 26.—At our country markets, this
work, we had, as hes been the case for some weeks past,
very little grain of any kind offering. Farmers were re-
luctant sellers, even at an &draws of le. to 2s. per qr. on
wheat, and 6d. to Is. per qr. on oats. Barley seems ex-
hausted. Hers, to-day we had extremely small supplies of
of

aliTtlitrs org-istis7lre "q7a—i o. a full
shilling per qr. on wheat, barley, and oats. Wheat, 44e. to
53a. per qr.; barley, 325. to 36e. ; oats, 23a. to 30s.
WATWO&D, JUNE 26.—Supplim of grain to our mu.
kit have been very limited this week from all sources, and
the ire& has assumed a decidedly firmer character. Wheat
of prima quality boa met a good inquiry, at 84. per barrel
advance. Inferior descriptions difficult to move, at late
rotes Barley folly maintains our former quotatiOas, but
rata we note cheaper, by 2d. to 3d. per barrel, with only •
limited business passing. The demand for Indian corn has
been much larger than of late, and for really good samples
holders have had no &filed/ In obtaining 3d. par banal
more money, but secondary sorts cannot be quoted dearer.
Flour rather easier to buy. Imports this week :—Whest,
785 qrs.; Indian corn, 966; Soar, 917 sacks. EzporM this
week .—oats, 3,200 barrels; dour, 668 sacks; oatmeal, 22.