The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

fully obtained. One sample of new wheat was offered for
sale, but it was in every damp and unsatisfactory condition.
Pernenonouon, REPT. I.—At our market to-day we
had a fair supply of wheat., which met • slow sale at
about the prices of this day week. Barley none. 0,04,
a fair quantity of the new crop—quality very good. Beans
scarcely any offering. A few parcels of new wheat made
from 601 s. to 681. per qr. Prima :—Wheat, best red, b3s.;
common ditto GOs. per 59111*. ; oats, new, from Is. Id. to
la. 2d. per stone ; Leila; 50s. per 5321b5.
READING, SE M. I.—The improved state of the weather
enabled the farmers to carry, in the course of yesterday, a
small portion of wheat. The condition cannot be good, oaf
whatever the weather may now be the quality must Ls
injured, and it will be some weeks before a large supply
from the home-grower can be received. The attendance was
extremely limited and the supply was also moderate. Itusi•
nese was exceedingly inactive, and prices must be quoted the
same as last week. Wheat, 40a. to GU. • barley, 3n4. tit
455. ; oats, les. to 325. ; beans, 425. to 50s. ; peas, Ms. to
465. ; households, 535. seconds, 495.
ROCHESTER, SEPT. . —The accounte from the metropolitan
and other great markets have given quite an impetus to the
corn trade in this locality, and fanners and holders at this
eorn exchange demanded an advance of 2s. to Is. per quarter
over the terms of last week. Millers, however, refused to
do business at the rates demanded, and trade was in come.
quence very dull, only • few percale changing hands, and
those of the very best descriptions. Foreign partook of the
same improvement. There were only a few parcels of Car-
ley on offer, and the price of both malting and grinding
kinds was about the same as last week. In oata there was
a little bitumen passing at an improvement, for sound de-
scriptions, of 6d. to Is. per qr. Beans and peas are advan-
cing in price, but transactions were dull. Flour has ad-
vanced Is. to 2s. per sack.
Wohcesves, Sv.ev. 1. —At this day's market there was a
large supply of wheat from the farmers, partly of the new
crop, and the sales made were mostly at a decline of 225. to
3s. per qr.; but in some instances a greater reduction W
submitted to. Barley, oats, beans, and peas nominally un-
altered, but to have made progress lower price* must Lave
been accepted.
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YORK, fIRPT. L —There was a limited quantity of wheat
at our corn market to-day, and the attendanoe of farmers
and factors and the trade in general was moderate.
Farmers asked more money, but last week's prices were
only made :—Fine white realised 70a. ; secondary, Ws. to
675. ; superior, 65e. ; other kinds, 625. to 64.. per 36 atoue.
The demand for grinding barley was fair, and the show
being of a limited character, mace* were somewhat higher
than last week, samples making 32e. to 355. per 30 stone ;
in malting very little passed, and late rates were not mae-
rielly altered. Oate came to hand sparingly, and met a
ready sale at the exaume currencies of the week previous
for secondary *arta, and an advance of ls. on fiat-rate
qualifies ; fine aorta realised 325. ; inferior kinds, 28e. to
30s. per 24 done. There was a meagre show of beans,
which were in request at a slight improvement in prices ;
old made 50s. ; new, 48s. per 38 atone. Malt made 68s.
to 70s. ; rye, 40s. per qr. ; flour, 48s. to 50s. per 2(?
Mane.

HISECALDT, SEPT. I.—Here, to-day, we had a liberal
supply of wheat for the season, small of oats, with one
parcel of old and two parcels of new barley. Farmers
having commenced by asking high prices checked sales, but
latterly the prices of last week were rather exceeded for
wheat. Oats is. dearer. The new barley was in indifferent
condition, and weighed 5311b5. and 5311.8., and sold as
undernoted :—Wheat, 58s. to 665. per qr. ; barley, old,
38s. ; new, 355. and 33e. ; oats, 325. to 335.
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WATERFORD, SEPT. I.—The weather was wet and cold
again curly in the week, but the last few days have been
fine, and considerable progress has been made in reaping
oats. A few fields of wheat have also been cut. With fair
arrivals of foreign grain our market has exhibited great firm-
ness, but leas activity than last week. For wheat we have
had only a moderate inquiry, and late rates cannot be ex-
ceeded. Barley and oats quiet, but the quantity on sole
being very small, holden have no difficulty in obtaining full
prices. Indian coin moves off steadily, and purchases can
hardly be made on such favourable terms as at the close of
last w'ek. Flour held for a further advance of Is. per
sack, which checks business. Imports this week :—Whest,
2,8152 cps. ; Indian corn, 4,966 gm. ; flour, Zl2 sacks. Ex-
pecte this week :.IClata, 1,972 ; flour, 902 sacks ; Indian corn,
600 b arrels ; oatmeal, 48 sacks.

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