The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-23 00:00:00

foreign, 1,067 ; barley, coastwise,2so ; oats, coutwim 235;
flour,ooestwise, 1,782 sacks.
NORM ICH, 21.—There was a very fair sums of
wheat at this market to-clay ; the trade rekegitst
than of late, and prices must be quoted 6d. to la tr 4
higher than on this day se'nnigbt. The supply o
appears to be now nearly exhausted, and for the dams
sample or two offered kte prices were made. In ems,
beans, and pees, but little doing. We have had warm and
genial showers during the week, and all vegesmsee
111 progreesiug rapidly. White wheat (weighing 600,
50s. to 545. ; old red ditto (weighing 65 lbs.), 48s. to 50s ;
' new ditto (weighing 601 b. to 631b5...),42x to 475. ; Ms;
malting barley (weighing 521 b. to 0316 e.), 365. to 365. •
runs ditto ditto (weighing Mb*. to 1521ba.), 'An to 364,
distilling ditto (weighing 501 be. to 5211 m), 30s. to Us;
oats, 245. to 265. • beans, 375. to 38a. ; peas (maple), 365,
to 3t.. per qr. ilour, Ms. to 31a. per sack. Avenge :
Wheat ,2,305 qm., 43e. bd. ; barley, 737 qn., 365. 44.;
oats, 50 qrs., 275. 6d.

Norrianti.fi, Aran. 21.-There wee a fair show it
wheat, and the condition of the grain wee varied.
demand was steady at full rate'. Old white, 575. to 60t.;
old red, 50e. to 535. ; new white, 545. to 58e. • new east
475. to 50s. per 30 stone. Of barley there 'wee not re*
shown, and the demand was slow at rather below *
prima of hat week. Malting, 375. to 445. per qr.; griadiaa
30s. to Me. per 30 stone. There was a tolerable demaii
for oats, and sales were effected at previous currencies:-
old, 30s. to 34e. ; new, 265. to 30a. ; foreign, 22e. to 31a
per 24 stone. Beans were in small supply and very deer
old, 50a. to 535.; new 445. to 48s. per 38 stone. 6saa
flour, 38s. to 40s. ; seconds, 345. to 36e. par wk, ilk
growing wheata are very well reported of in this district.
Oxeoan, APRIL 20.-The market had an upward tea
dewy, and quite la more per quarter was gives tar tY
best quality, and a fair business was transacted. Ink
wheat ruled from 46a. to 56a. per einarter ; red wheat, ut
to 48a. Barley, which was from ls. to 2.. per gases,
cheaper, made from 335. to 38s. ; old beans, 4* to Ma;
new beans, 42.. to 50s. ' • the latter were from 2a to 3az
quarter dearer. Oats, 235. to 325. Hog peas, 40s. to
Flour (seconds), 355. per sack.
Paritatioaorott, APRIL 21.-A fair show of gram ben ts.
day. Fine fresh threshed wheat sold readily, at la
qr. over last week's prices. All descriptions at apace
corn found buyers at fully late rates.
READTITO, APRIL 21.-Our market this mornieg at *
opening had only a short attendance, with a mode*
supply, but the grain generally was in good aonditioa, k
wheat the trade was firm, at late rates, but no gash
change can be stated. Good malting barley wee haek
inquired after ; prices as last week. Oats, beau, sad lien
a short supply, and a quiet trade.

APRIL 21.-The stands were rather see.
rately supplied with wheat, for which there was a eta*
demand, the operations being confined chiefly to betide*.
Superior lots of both white and red kinds of wheats/es
about la. per qr. dearer, but secondary and inferior Is/
were hardly saleable, even although offend at tans
slightly in favour of buyers. The present quotatieu
best white wheat are 465. to 485., and extra superior mai
48a. to 50s. per qr. ; best red wheat, 40s. to tee, ad
secondary, 375. to ds. per qr. ; secondary white, 43a.todia pos
qr. Therewasonlya small supplyof foreignwhestaudositi
thepresent unsettled state of the Continent, prices we ea
turn dearer, best northern kinds fetching ls. per qr. au
money. A moderate business was done in flour, at sled
late quotations for best makes. There was only end
show of best English barley, and the foreign Ws ee.
hibited were offered at slightly easier terms, the piss
being about la. per quarter cheaper •, the risme Ty*
Lions for best malting sorts are 3fis. to 40e.; and reetadasy,
33e. to 36e. per qr. • best grinding, 30s. to 325.; sad
secondary, 275. to 30s. per qr. In malt there is calls
small demand, at about late quotations. Oats are ha
for all best feeds, but secondary feeds are about64.pw
9r. cheaper to purchase. Beans and peas both united
in values, and the inquiries moderate.
WIBBRCH Aran 21.-The supply of all pals is shet
to-day. Wheat is in fair demand, and la dearer. flpik
corn as before. Prices to the grower:-Whest, wide, ei(
50.. to 535., 631 b. par bushel ; red, 475. to 49e ; whin
new, 475. to 52a. ; red, 45a. to 475. Oats, la 14.
is. 2d. per stone.
WORCIRSIR, APRIL 21.-At this day'. market there as
a fair supply of wheat, for which higher price sui
asked, but no progress could be made at over hat win
rates. Barley inquired for, and fully as dear. Oak lid
and white ones cheaper. Beans and peas unaltered.
YORK, APRIL 21.-We had a limited supply of able,
and there was a tolerable attendance. The trade was fns,
and the rates of last week were rather exceeded. hie
for new white ranged from 48s. to Rs. • for new
to 48s. per 36 atone. The show of barley was s
but there was not much activity in the demiad,ead prim
were lass firm ; malting, 38s. to 40s. per qr. ; peak,
325. to 345. per 30 stone. There was a thin epiakliesel
oats, which met a fair demand, and late prices wars *
tained : new, 265. to 28s. per 24 stone. The slew d
beans was scanty, and prices were the turn in fags
the seller : new, 42a. to 45a. per 38 atone ; ma, din it
665. • rye, 30s. per qr. ; flour, 3341. to 375. per re d
2801 e.

WATZBIORD, APRIL 21.—The weather at rot I
changeable : a considerable quantity of rain ell ehrini
the early part of this week, and sunshine would
beneficial to the country. Our foreign imports oat d
a cargo maize and one of wheat. Supplies of bowfin
grain continue limited. The trade since our last balms
active, and in most instances higher prices can be NAY
obtained. Wheat—Just now the quantity on isle ben a
limited, and this combined with the further improved se
counts from the leading markets, enables holders to dna
an advance of about Is. per barrel. Irish stiffens in vain
Barley from increased scarcity commands a slight 'slum
ment. Black oats have considerably fallen off in sop*,
and for the few parcels to hand sellers require on impels*
ment of 341. to 41 per barrel. Indian corn in good re-
quest, but the descriptions now on the market being viri
variable in quality we are obliged to lower sour first gaod
tions for some varieties, but for anything prime full Mr
are demanded. Flour the turn dearer. Imports 111
week :—Maize, 3,291 qrs.; wheat, 1,400; Roar, 250mab.
Emporia this week :—Oats, 2,773 brls. ; flour, 535 sacks;
oatmeal, 2.

THE MURDERER BELOE.—David Beloe, who
murdered on the morning of the 13th inst. Ranh Ass
Giles, with whom he was cohabiting in Ethamalrmt,
Kent-street, Borough, and who subseckumnly attempted
suicide, and was removed to Guy's Hospital, is melds*
During the last few days he has been able to oceans
with the police-constable who has him in draggy It air
pears that on the day that the coroner's jury mddrw,(l a
verdict of " Wilful murder," he was out of his
ship as a lighterinan. A few days previously he
had forwarded him a sum of money to pay diadem mow
sary to make him free of the river. As soon so hair sat
ficiently recovered he will be taken before the magistrate
at Stones-end police-court.
BAILNED'S BANKING COMPANY.—Ottr Liverpool
correspondent understands that some of the Iced halm
have offered to make advances on deposit accounts atil
the accountants have finished their inveetigatioc 01 the
affairs of Barned's Banking Company (Limited), endow
definite arrangements can be made with depodtom Tbi
will prevent the great inconvenience whlch offenw
would have been felt by tradesmen and others, who wee
in the habit of drawing weekly from the bank WINO
and other claims.
THE BOMBAY (HEAVY) MAIL.--GIBRALTAIL, Ana
20.—The Syria leaves at 4 p.m. to-day all well ; Agra,
be expected at Southampton on the 25th inst.
SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 21. —The Peninsular 114
Oriental Company's steamship Maasilia, Captain lockw;
arrived this evening. She brings 20 passengers, 6parksil
specie, value 68,0001. ; also 9-17 bales cotton, 111 lok'
ages general merchandize, and 442 bales and 15 ass alt,
value 40,0001. sterling.
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