The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-06 00:00:00

no change. Baum and Few were in limited supply, and
hardly a lanais transaction in them articles woe reported,
The fl inr trade is very dull, end price.' Lyre fallen IC to 2,
per em:k.
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WISISECH, J t.ur 4.—We Sr. well muppred with whrtt
to-day, an 4 at a decline of le.; per qr. sums quantity wN
taken. All spying corn in short eupplb end teat week'.
prices given. Prices to the grower : —Wheat, white, 11,
to 61e. ; exit, 65m., 6.31te. per bombe! ; red, 495. to 60L;
extra, 61s. 63Ibe. per bushel. Omte, Is. Id. to L. 2d, pq.
atone. Beano, 445. to 44a. per qr.

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Woaczaria, Jusa 4.—There was • very good attendance
of farmers at our market to-day, bat the price of wheat was
duwa again, and se millers would not give so much turner
by le. per quarter, • good deal wan withdraws. Ensile(
white wheat 19.. to 2.4)e. 6d.; and red, 11e. 6d. to 18.. 691,
per beg. The lost Worcester average won 21. 10,. 10d. per
tmpenal quarter . barley unaltered; bean', 6a. 24. to 6s. 6d.
per bushel; carte, 39. 3d. to 4a. 3d. per 391 be.; and vetches
10s. to Ito. per bushel.
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Yoax, June 4.—A moderato quantity of wheat from the
Lumen was offered at our market to-day, and the demand
wee extremely glow at • reduction of le. on last week's
priors. White wets sold at 62e. to 66e. • red 60.. to 625.
per 36 stone. There was a smsl. supply of barley at market,
and late prices were for the most part sustained, Friediny
qualities midair 300. to 325. per 30 stone. Of other kinds of
grain the supply was very limited, and the demand was quiet
at the preceding week's commies ; oats were quoted at 24,.
to 26e. per 24 stows ; beau, of the beat quality, made 46e.
per 38 stone; malt, 66a. to 61is. per quarter.
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WATERFORD Jahn 4.—Oar SUpplies of home-grown
grain this weeleoonsist almost exclusively of ate, of which
them has been a fair quantity rtfering. From abroad we
bare had a liberal import of wheat. but of other articles there
is not • single arrival to report. The tone of the trade boa
been very quiet steatite date t f our last, and prices generally
have tended downwards. Wheat, with &moderate ln_quiry,
may be noted Is to Is. M. per barrel cheaper. Barley
, nearly maintains late rata, but oats can be had at 2d. to 3d.
' par barrel leas money. Holders of Indian corn having re-
dosed their prices 2d. to 6d. per barrel, we experience a bet-
ter sale, and at present Mee a good ccmaumptive demand
looked for. Flour of the beat descriptions moat be written
Is. to le. 134. per rack lower, bat the 00anter kind' maw no
&moieties is vales. ImPorte this week :—Wheat, 6.449
qrs. IL:ports :—Berley, 60 barrels; mils, 2,878; H0ur,1,662
sacks.

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KIRICALDT Juan 4.—We have had another week 111
very due wager, and the growing crops, with perhaps the
exception of grade, have made considerable Improvement
since last week. Rain would now b e very acceptable; a
very little fell ibis morning, and appearances indicate that
we may have plenty to-morrow. At our country markets
thin week we had little passing in any kind of grant.
Farm ere seem diepored to wait a few weeks ere they odor
their sampler, and merchants appear quits willing to humour
them, so that literally almost nothing changed hands. Hen
to-dap very small supplies of wheat and oars, and only OW
of barley. Gain Wow, at prior fn favour of buyers.
42a. to 63e. per qr.; bar y, 36e. ed.; oata, 22e. to
I 282.