The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-27 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 26.—Tie attendance at market was
pretty good. flour mat with a slow sale, but is nominally
without change. Wheat not In active demand, but steady in
price. limas In immigrate request at rather lower rates.
Egyptian 36. to Ms 9d., retail. Barley dull Oats dull. Oat-
meal In fair retail demand at the improvement of last week.
Indian corn has declined la. 6d. on the week, and but little
business is reported. Mixed American, 395. 9d. to 40$. per
reelbs.

LYNN, Mat= 26.—At this days market the supply of wheat
was moderate ; the demand was slow, at la per qr. under the
currant rates of last Tuesday. Barley, but little on oiler, and
= Is. for malting and grinding qusditles without alteration.
and oat* rid. to la per qr. dearer. Per imperial
quarter to the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 61Iba. to td/ba
per imperial bushel, ent. to 654. ; ditto, red, Gabs. to 621 M,
67a. to fiti. barley, hest Chevalier leaking, 6.31te. to 641 M ,
465. to 605.: ditto, runs, Chevalier, ditto, 6211*. to 5311 a., 41s.
to 44a. ; oats, Saha to 381bn, 24a. to Iles_ beans, 6311a..t0
651 be, 42a. to 464. ; peas, maple, 631 ha. to 641 h., 375. to 41s.

NuWaling-emu-Tutu. Maitcn n—At our market this writ-
ing we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but
frees the coast the arrivals aro to a fair extent. Owing to the
change In the weather having affected the conditions. our mil.
len showed little inclination for business, so that where Wei
occurred it was necessary to accept a reduction of lid. to Is. per
qr., according to quality. Flour met little attention, and most
be written lower. Malting barley se difficult to quit as ever, and
It is only occulonally that bUyeni can be found for retail quasi-
titles. Grinding barley lucllulug upward. Little stirring in
beans, peas, or oats. . _

SALMIS!. la, M4ICII t6.—The supply of y WM/
moderate, and the attendance was large. Fraajdne wheat was
slack, but maintained last week's prices. Flour unaltered in
value. Trade for malting barley was dull, and mites
Malt also maintained late prices. with MU* trade doing. in
other descriptions of grain there was no material alteration in
prior, and but little business transacted. Wheat, 56e. to 64.;
barley, 31s. to 455., oats, 245. to 32a.; beans, 44a. to 50.; peas,
401. to 455.; rye, 37e. to 423. per far.; tares, fla. 6d. to 75. Gd. per
bushel : goer, 45e. to 50s per sack ; malt, 72a to 765. per qr.

CATTI.E.-BSLlsscla. Mitten 116.—Our market to-day was
thinly supplied with besets, bat the quality generally was of the
best derlption, there being scarcely any rough things on offer.
The attene of buyers was short. and sales were slow, but
late in the day a good clearance was effected at high rates. The
supply of sheep wax also short; they met a steady sale, at the
extreme rates of last market. The supply of calves was small.
sod sales heavy at late rates. In the pig market there ale a
very heavy supply ; trade was extremely dull, sod those sold
realised very low rates. hest heel realised 121. ed. to 13u ed. per
score ; cow and heifer ditto, lla to lls. ed.: muttou, ill to
10d. per lb. in the wool ; veal. 74 to 7;tl. per lb. ; fresh Fork, 74
to ; green bacon, 71d. to ; dry ditto, 9d. to 10.. ; Port'
en, per wore, As. to 10s.: large Memo pigs, Vs. 3d. to is. sat :
sweet pickled hams, 19d. to lid. per lb. ; quarter-old atom Pigs.
lits. to 14s. each. ,