The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-11 00:00:00

request. Prices about the sues. Barley yea rather more
implied after, and late rates were fully maintained.
PETIERONDUGH, JOLT 9.—A fair supply of wheat, and
Flees 2s. per qr. lower. 445. was the price of our beat 631bs.
yellow wheat. Nothing doing in epilog corn.
READING, JOLT 9.—The quantity of wheat on offer at
this exchange to-day wu but limited; and there vie very
little disposition for business, unless at lower rates. Barley
and other corn was in moderate supply, sad trade was heavy.
ROCHESTER, JULY 9. At this Corn Exchange the
wheat trade ruled exceedingly dull. and but a willing
smount of business was done. The stands were but iudif-
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ferently supplied. At the commencement of the market
farmers began by asking the terms of but week, but millers
declining to do business a reduction was made. The little
bullies, done was effected at Is, to 2a. per quarter in favour
of the buyer. For some best samples of white wheat se high
as 64e. was obtained, but the general run for that description
wee 48s. to 62a. ; there was scarcely any demand foe red, and
price' were nominally 42.. to 48s. per garter. There wee
scarcely anything doing in barley, but prima remained un-
altered, enahiag sample. being quoted at 38.. to 42e., end
grinding 28a. to 33e. For oats there wee but little inquiry,
but that description of grain remains firm, the quotations
being 23a. to 27a. Beane and peas anahered, the latter
having a tendency downwards in con.equenes of the favour-
able reports of the abundance of the present crops.
Wioeecu, it:LT 9.—With a continuance of splendid
weather the corn trade rules very dull in all its branches, but
es the farmers are not f acing sales very title business has
been done to day, and therefore the prices ere almoet nominal.
The crepe that were beaten down by the late heavy rains
have been improved by the gentle wind and hot sun, never-
theless the injury done to the heavy whey a is more serious
than is generally thought. Prices to the grower: Wheat,
whits, 46e. to 48s. • extra, 47a.; red, 41a. to 42e.; extra, 435. •
8311*. per bushel. 'Oats, ls. Id. te Is. lid. per stone. Beans;
42e. Us 483. per qr.
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WORCESTEN'JtLY 9.—ln our market today there was
Rot much business doss, and white wheat remains nominally
at 6.1. 2d. to fis. 441., and red da. Bd. to Se. per bushel of
6210 e. Bailey in plow request at former rates. Beans (the
crop promising well) are rather cheaper.
YORK, Jt LT 9.—Oar corn market was moderately sup-
piled with wheat to-day, but there was °stye sinutqd attend-
ance of buyers. There wee not much activity in the trade,
at a reduction of le. to 2a. on lest week's rates: fine whits.

71;;;i7trons;ol7a;4117. 7secoodsey, 425. per 38 stone. Of
malting barley there was seemly a sample on offer; grinding
sorts were the turn maim to buy, 28e. to 30.. per 30 stone,
being the ruling currencies. Oats were s slow sale at Ism
week's prices, namely, 24a. to 28s. per 24 stone. There were
Italy few beans at market, for which sellers refused to take
kW than the rates of last week, being disposed of at 48s. to
480. par 38 sums. The weather during the week has berm
all that could be desired for the growth of the young mope.
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KIIIILCALDT, JULY 9.—We have had a week of flee
weather, with occasional showers; they have fallen par.
tlally, however, and we need a good deal more moisture to
keep the oats and turnips growing. There is manifest im-
provement ht ell oar crops since last week, sl•hoagh we do
not now expect that we as wake up what we lost during the
severe drought. At oar country markets this week we
have Mill to report very little grain of any kind offet tog. No
disposition to buy anything, with occasitnal sales making at
prices In favour of buyers. Here to-day we bad fair sup-
plies of wheat and oata, but small of barley ; sales slow.
Wheat at 2s. per qr. reduction on last week's rates ; on bar-
ley and oats little change. Wheat, 425. to 51e. per qr.;
barley, 30e. to 325. ; oats, 225. to 28r. 6d.
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WATIVILFORD, Jour P.—With the ercepiion of two small
cargoes of *beat from France, we have no foreign arrivals to
report this week, and our supplies of hove-grown grain con-
sist elmoet exclusively of oats ty boat. Our market, influ-
enced by the dull account' from London and Livertool, has
been quiet for most articles, without, however, much change
in prices. Wheat with a limited Inquiry, we note cheaper by
Bd. ter barrel. Barley has been procurable on rather lower
tams, and oats the lest day or two hays given way 3d. per
beast. Indian corn, in the absence of arrivals and with •
gradually increasing demand, improves in value, and all de-
scriptions must be noted dearer by 3d. pit. buret. Flour not
eta; to sell, though holders would take rather lees money.
Imports this week :—Vibeat, 1,415 qrs. ; 11 Air, 32 saris.
Exports this week .—Oate, 2,811 barrels; flour, 834 Backe.