The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-29 00:00:00

soli .1 16. to 17s. per her, and malting barley 4a. pee bushel;
old hew 18e. to 195., and new 16s. to las. pr 10 wore; oats
12s. to Ns. per 8 score. At Kidderminster oa Thursday wheat
was 16s. 6d. to 16s. 6i. per 3 bushels; sew malting barley,
3s. 9d. to 41. 3d. per bathe; old beans, lits, and new, 16a.
to lb. par 10 sores; oats, 13a. to 164. per 8 won.
YOl/4 AuovtT 27.—The trade rulaltwavy, ataradettioa
of la. per qr.; white deocriptions moved of at 44.. to 48e. ;
rod, 40a. to 41a. pee 36 stone. There was a small quantity
al hairy °Siring, for whirls late rata were prows*, ob-
tained; malting sports making 34m. to Us. per qr. Tho show
at oats wee Sir, bat than was secretly say knead, Sad la
the kw sales that were eltoted last week's pekes woe hardly
'snarled, the hest sorb selling at 26a. per 94 Mona. la
beano a reasil trade was done at the WWII of last Saturday,
445. to 48a. per 38 stone being the quotations.
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KIRKCALDY, ALOU,T 27.—Here to-day we had very
small supplies of old wheat sad old oats, which sold much
about the rates going last market day. We had about eight
paresis draw barley—two of them is poor ooadltion sold
st 210. sod 245. per qr. of 63i sad 641bs. ; the others were
I,;.=canditirm, sad some of them very floe coloured
681 to 68f iba, ; they sold at from 28a 6d. to 345.
per qr. Wheat, old. 40s. 6d. to 47e. per qr. Bang, now,
Us. to Ms. Oats, old, 235. to 26e. 6d.

W41111701D, Atmore` 27.—We have had another week
of very Sae weather, which has ambled our farmer, to com-
plete Orb leaned operetta= order moat faveurable theme-
eatacela Our deliveries al rain from the country have been
to • her extent, sad we have to report s eamiderable arrival
el Indies awn from the lifediterranean, but no wheat. There

iias been ag;cod inquiry for fanners' wheat, but the supply
bang large, millers have bad no difficulty In purchasing at a
dein, of le. 84. to 2a. per barrel. Foreign can hardly be
quoted lower. Barley ?idly maintains late rates. We note a
',faction of 6d. to 94. per barrel in the value of new oata,
but old are firmly held for former prices. Indian corn hu
been largely dealt in, the sudden appearance and rapid spread
of the potato disuses in our neighbourhood during the past
week having indoced buyers to supply themselves freely at
an advance of 3d. to 4d. per barrel =Met Saturday's quota-
time. Holders ere now generally indisposed to make far-
ther melee, except at higher prices, finding it difficult to re-
place at late rates. Floor Bd. per rack &ever. Imports
this week :—lndien cons, 8,480 qrs. Exports this week .
Oats, 5,140 Weak ; Soar, 1,291 auks; oatmeal, 86 sacks.

SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE IRON TRADE.—(From
tioCkftlaratEr.Siamel Citiffithmetalbrolat,Wolverbamp-
tos.)—Tbs boa trod* of South Staihnieldre continues satin-
heWy ; the baling Orme snail MI at ardor% and the seornd
sad aird-rate booms ore well supplied with eradiation to
by link works in full activity Air sone thee to come. The
trade is veduslly becoming more healthy; sad although we
ham bad ao large contracts taken in the district during the
week, • vary considerable number of mall legitimate spool-
Initions for the home trade are arriving by every post, witch
give' toes to our market, and renders the prapootio of the
trade cheering. The orders from the United lintel by the
lats. tac: of t are moderate. and for smell parade ; on the other
• uambn small specifications for Staffordshire 'TOG
have given out during the week for India and Australia.
The general demand still running upon boiler p10t.., sheets,
eagle bars, hoops, sad best bars ; common ben being a little
neglected.