The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-29 00:00:00

NGMCAJALL-031•TTNR. OCT. 27
morning we had a good s-pply
glowers, condition very indifferent
tram 364. to 545. for red up
Mends little was done, holders
'opting at very extreme rata,
trade ruled quieter than of late.
at our extreme quotations. Choice
demand, at fully last week's prices
titi;sand inclining cheaper. Mali
and peas tending upward.
with foreign oats, sales were more
having stocked themselves pretti:lit,
The arrivals this week are :-
foreign, 1,907. By.
_oosetwiset 30
684 ; foreign, 407. Halt, coaster
1,119; foreign, 4,744. Peas,
coastwise, 90. Flour, coastwise,
flour, 775 sacks.
Bounce, OCT. V.-There
of wheat offered at this market
extreme rates of tide day se'neighl
some instances exceeded by about
of barley was good, but there
for all good malting qualities t.
per qr. dearer ; other sorts remained
quotations as last week. The west),
week has been fine, and farmers '
make good progress with their wb'
(weighing 621155. to 631b5.), r
(weighing 601bs. to 631bs. ), 545.
ley (weighing 523j1bs. to 53,!1b5.)
(weighing Sulbs. to 521ce.), 445.
(weighing 491 be. to 501ba.),
41$. to 425. per sack.
NOTTINGHAM, OCT. 27.-The
wheat, and samples came to ham
demand was not over brisk, but
qr. higher. Old white poets sol
56e. to 625.; new white, 555. to t
per 36 stone. There wee about
and sales were made rather elm
were realised ; malting, 425. to
to 38s. per 30 stone. For oats
ply) there was a fair demand, a
were rather exceeded ; old, 334.
' per 24 stone. A small quantity
and the trade was active at be
545.; new, 47e. to 51s. per 3$
flour made 45..; fine, 40s. to 42a.
OXFORD, OCT. 27.-This corn
exceedingly well attended, and
corn has been sold. Wheat of
great demand, and towards tin
had to submit to a rise of qui
malting barley realized quite
grinding sorts made from 27s
which there was much inquiry,
commenced, made from IN. to
request, old making from 48s.
48s. Hog peas, 425. to 445. ;
Flour, 435. to 455. per sack.
PETERBOROUGH, OCT. 27.--Onh
here to.day, and prices generally
but some fine red made 605., ar
per qr., 631ce. per bushel, to
more plentifully, and easier
found ready buyers at late prii
BEADING, Ocr. 27.-The oT
to-day was quiet, the supply I
of both buyers and sellers el
dull trade at late rates. In
pies must be quoted bi. per qr
peas as last week.
ROCTIESTRI, Ocr.
furnished with supplies of whi
I grain for the season of t
disposition on the part of eat
chases, in consequence of thi
I holders, and the transactions
retail character. For all superb
I red qualities of wheat fully tat
a few of the choicest samples'
more money. The present
sorts of white wheat are
to 605.; and inferior, 53e. to
wheat, 545. to 58a.,• seven('
and damp and inferior,
There was only a small
in the foreign trade, the supi
qualities, however, maintaim
instances an advance of ls. 1
The flour market was fairly
in demand a further advance
best descriptions was estat
experience a fair consumptit
again quoted se la. to 2s.
malting samples the tens
395. to 435. per qr. ; best grim
secondary lots 30a. to 34e. per
doing, and the quotations er
a fair supply of oats at marl
a further advance of about l
old oats are 26e. to 30a., am
per qr. Beans and peas bi
with a steady inquiry.
Winerga, Oor. 27.-A bet
and the condition rather in
made fully last week's prices.
not so ready a male. Spring
Prices to the grower i-Whi
per bushel ; ditto, red, 535.
to 625.; red, old, 565. to 0"
done.

WORCESTER, Ocr. `7.—A\
a large supply of wheat, whi
of Is. to 2s. per qr. Fine
other kinds Is. per qr. lower
inquired for.
YORK, Ocr. 27. There
wheat, which met a steady so
quarter over late rates. All
As. to 605.; red, 445. to 52.0.
tolerable Family of barley,
steady and the rates of last
to 41a. per quarter ; grim
o.its were in limited supply,
was finn at prices the turn in
Per 21 'Vine. Beans were c
was a fair demand at prices
last week. Samples made f
lta. to 725. ;• rye, 31s. per I
of Monis. In this district
KIRKCALDY, OCT. 27.—.
week, with a lair quantity (
brisk demand for all kinds,
at daily advancing prices ;
In. to 2s. per qr. higher, the
wlYstace, Here, talky, we
kinds of grain. Bales read,
ls. to 2s. per qr. advance.
Wheat, old, We. to 67a.
barley, new, 30s. to 41s. 6d.
WATERFORD, OCT. 27.—'
now to report are limited ;
aomewhat improved. The
has been very active, and (
siderable advance in prices
with a large demand must
dearer, and Irish finds read;
3s. per barrel. Barley—Mt
2s. per barrel over the cure
oats dearer by about lid. pet
ment a faiaj business was
large inquiry, and fully ls
again advanced. Imports 1
flour, 160 sacks. Exports I
oats, 10,627; barley, 1,301;

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