The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-11 00:00:00

agree that the pleat never looked in better condition. The
improvement observable in the nom trade last week has bee.
fay maintained, the prices at the several markets held dur.
lag the week exhibiting inoroased buoyancy, with more dis-
position on the part of millers aad buyers to operate. At this
cora =change the stands are very liberally supplied with
wheat and all other kinds of grain, the condition of which
wee much improved. Inquiries for good pimples were deci-
dedly more active and the trade ruled exceedingly firm at as
advance of la. to 2s. over the our:ended' of last week for &st-
rata parcels of both English and foreign. Barley maintained
Its vales, that for malting purposes exhibiting an improve-
ment in favour of the teller. Oats were not ranch inquired
after, and prints WC nominally the tame. Beans and peas
ruled firm, with a quiet trade. The following are the quota-
tions :—Whits wheat, 625. to Hs.; red ditto, 46e. to 605.;
foreign, 64e. to 58s. ; malting barley, 34a. to 38e. ; grinding
ditto, 30a. to 32s ; new oats, 24. to 286.1 peas, 40s. to 44e.
and beans, 42a. to 445. At Maidstone, on Thweday, with a fair
trade, prices improved Is., and at Canterbury this day the
quotations of last week were idly supported.
Wisar.ca, J•rt. 9.—There is a moderate 'apply of wheat
at oar market to-day, and last week's prices ere supported
for all good dry samples, but inferior sorts were Is. lower.
The show of oats and beans continues very small and the
velar. unaltered.

WORCISTRI4 Lex. 9.—There wee a good supply of wheat
at market to-day, and the trade clewed dull at httle over the
of ourreney this day week. Melting barley dearer , grinding
unaltered. Oats firmly maintain their value. Beane lees in
request. Pees ai II inquired for.
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You, JAI". 9.—We have had a geod show of gun at
this day's market, and all description were taken freely at
taily last week's prices. Wheat, white, 52a. to 665. per
imperial qr. ; red, 48a. to 51s. ; barley, malting, 365. to
40s. ; grinding, 30s. to 83s. ; malt, 70a. to 72a. ; oats, 1118.
of to la. ld. per stone of 14lbs. Flour, 87s, to 119 s. per sack
20011 n.

KIRKCALDY, JAN. 9.—ln the early tart of the week re
had • few der of sharp frost, and it looked very like as if it
would contain° for • time It gave way on Thund_alr, sad
we have it quitefresh again, with the wind from B.W. At
oar country markets, this week, we had fair supplies of all
kinds of grain, for which there was an active demand. Wheat
and barelerseiaidily sold at Is. to 2e. per qr. advent* on Ur
e and oats were
mele 6d. to le. per qr. dearer. Very
few bear an per offering ; we seldom see a sun*. Saran
to-day, we had good supplies of all kinds of grata. Woe
quick, at le. per qr. advance on wheat and harry, and an
the best oats la. per qr. also; middling r botweek. Wheat,
33e. to 60a. per qr. Barley, 21s. to 30s. Oats, 18a. to 26e.
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WATIRTOILD, JAN. 9.—No can be noted in oar
deliveries of farmers' produoe since Saturday Liar, and our
supplies by boat have rather fallen off. From abroad the
snivels are but moderate. Our market hoe been characterised
by great firmness throughout the week, and higher prim
have been paid for wheat, Irish realising an advance of Is.
to Is. ed. per barrel. Foreign we note dearer by 6d. per
barrel, with a more general inquiry for all good qualities.
Barley: Grinding parcels cannot Le boeght cheaper, and
melting godlike. being scarce, have brought rather more
money. Then has been very little activity in the oat trade,
and last wades prices are barely obtainable for black, but
white and tummy bring full rates. The demand for Indian
oorn gradually Improves, and holders generally are disposed
to look for an advance on present rates. Flour the tort
dearer. Imports this week:—Wheat, 2,690 qrs. Indian
I corn, 1,820. Exports :—Wheat, 80 brie. Oats, 200 brio.
Flour, 977 sacks. Oatmeal, 46 sacks.