The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-27 00:00:00

namely, 355. to 475.; for Seale, 395. to 42e. per qr.;
grinding enehaned, 39e. to 31s. per 30 stone. The incptiri
for oat. was steady at recent rates; old. 275. to 334.. new
23,.. to 284. • foreign 245,. to 29e. per 24 stone. For; beau.,
1.• her tahLond prices were obtained ; old, 48e. to 62e. ;
new, 41a. to 44a. per 38 stone. Super flour, 365. to 39e.;
fine, 31a. lo 335. pm 20 suss. •
Oxman, Ftn. 25.—The market was wall attended, and
plenty of samples in doe condition,cwiag to the dry weather,
were showing, and a greater dispisitlos to do business ; con-
sequently former rates wens folly maintained,whie
',beet from 48e. to 645. per quitter; red wheat, 435. to 48..
Good samples of barley for gnnding purposes were 2.. par
quarter darer. Oats a good trade, mitring Is. Per quarter
more than this day •ennight. Hams sold well at previous
prices. Hog paw were worth from 39e. to 42a. Flour 335.
per amok ; brads very Inn. Bast quality hay 4t. 10a. per ton.
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Pwriasozonow. FEB. 26.—At our market to-day we
had a swell .apply of wheat, which met a good sale at La.
per qr. over the prior of this day week. Barley malt/red.
Oates nady isle. Beans le. par qr. dearer. Beet red whet,
46a.; omen" 445. pow MN. Oats, le. to la. Id. per atone.
Beans, 41.. pee qr. of 6821b5.

READT/10, Fee. 26.—A moderate supply of wheat, and a
fair attendance. Trade commenced rather slowly, and the
business transacted was at about last week's rates, the non-
advance of flour preventing further rise. Bast 'amp's. of
barley Is demand, and other sorts not so good a trade, but
maintain late rates. In oats, beam, and peas the trade is
steady with an improved'trade. Wheat, 38s. to 634. ; barley,
30a. to 441.; oats, 18s. to 32e. ; teems, 42a. to 624.; praa,
38s. to 48a. Flour : Households, 39e.; seconds, 36t. per
sack.

R 001207114 Faß. 25.-The market was well attended,
and all descriptions of wheat, most of which was in very
good condition, were in request. The rates of bat week
have been fully maintained, and several best lots were taken
, off at the fall quotations, test samples fetching from 465. to
62a., and inferior 44a. to 48d. In red than was a slow trade,
and the quotations of that article were 40e. to 465. There is
an active demand for barley, and the trade continues very
brisk, best kinds for malting purposes fetching 40/. to 445.
per quarter, and grinding 28s. to 345. Oats wen quite as
dear, and as there is an increased demand just now for prime
samples ter seeding purposes the market was slightly against
buyers, a few lots fetching ea high as 28e., which is about 6d.
dearer than bat week. Beans and peas were not brought
forward In any large quantities, and the demand was not
very active. Beans are the turn dearer, but peas art dull,
without alteration.
Wissucli, Fen. 25.-We are fairly supplied with wheat
at to-day'. niarket, with more oats and beans. Wheat readily
makes btat week's prices, and spring sun of all kinds rather
more mousy. Prior to the grower :-Wheat, white, new,
465. to 465.; extra, 48e., Salbs. per bushel; ditto, red,
new, 424. to 44a.; extra, 465.; ditto white, old, 465. to 48..,
extra, 605.; ditto red, old, 44.. to 465., extra, 48e. Oats,
114_d. to le. per stow. Beane, 384. to 434. per qr.
WORCSBTIII, Fsa, 25.-At this day's market thee* was
• fair supply of wheat, and the trade again ruled dull, but
prices realised for all qualities were quite as high. Barley
rather dearer, but in limited request. Oats only taken in
retail and quite as dear. Beans and peas unaltered in value,
and both in limited request.
Toxic, Flit. U.-At our oorn market this morning there
was an abundant supply of wheat and • good attendance of
farmers and futon. Although the tons of the trade was
somewhat inactive samples re.lised their full value ; white
descriptions changed hands at 46e. to 60s. ; red, 420. to 46e.
per 38 stone. Superior barley was an exceedingly meagre
supply, and previous rates were readily given-namely, 38e.
to 40e. par qr. ; of secondary and inferior lots the show was
rather large, and the demand was quiet at 325. to 345. per 30
stone. The oats trade was quits as active am last week, and
late prior ware for the meet part obtained-23e. to 28s. per
24 stone. In beans very little variation took place, the best
sorts selling at 48a. per 38 stone ; secondary, 424. to 645. per
ditto; malt, 88e. to 205.; rye, 328. per qr. ; flow, 33e. to
365. per sack.
HISLCALDT, FIB. 25.-At our country markets this
week we had fair supplies of wheat and °ate, but small of
henry. Salsa ready for all sotto, with an extra demand for
the fine qualities for seed, and for such le. to 21. per qr. ad-
vance. lieu, to-day, we bad good supplied of wheat end
oat*, but very small of barley. Sales ready, at prices very
much the NUM as last market day. Seed barleys Is. per qr.
higher. Wheat, 42a. to 60e. per qr. ; barley, 30s. to 41e.;
oat., 21e. to 29e.

10frATIMPOILD, FRZ. 26.—Th• deliveries of grain to oar
market from farmers lave been very trifling this week, but
we have had a fair quantity of oats on off' by boat. Oar
Import list, with the exception of 60 sacks flour coutwise, is
• complete blank. The trade has not undergone much change
since the date of our last; business has not been quite so
active, but on the whole the transactions have been to • fair
extent. Wheat—all well-conditioned 'maples have sold
freely at late rates, but inferior and damp parcels could only
be disposed of by submitting to a reduction of 2d. to 3d. per
banal. Barley fully maintains former price", and oats have
been in good request, at • further advance of 3d. to 4d. per
barrel. Indian corn—purchasers having 'applied themselves
largely the past few weeks, the buying has been rather
limited, at a trifle lees money. Not much inquiry for foreign
wheat, and its ?slue remains unaltered. Flour firm but
quiet. Imports this week;—Oatmeal, 50 sacks. Reports
was week:—Wheat, 600 barrels; oats, 3,618 barrels; flour,
741 sacks.