The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

on lest week'. tales. Old white .on. sold at 50.. to 62.,
new, 60.. to 6111. ; old red, 44e. to 466. ; sew, 46e. to 48... per
qr. of 36 ante. la the pries of bailey (of which tho supply
wee very small) there wee no impartial &tinge ; malting,
34e. to 43e. ; foreign, s3a. to 37.. per qr. ; grinding, 28e. to
30e. per 30 stone. Oats were rather a short supply and prices
wore a chide below thaw of the previous week, old selling at
80a. to 341, ; forelp, 25e. to 30a. ; new, 22e. to 32a. pig qr.
Berne were about le dearer than on the precedieg market
day ; old ware quoted at 60.. to Us. ; new, 48a. to 62.. yer
38 stone ; super hour, 38e. to 41s. ; fine ditto, 34e. to 36e. put
20 stoat.

OXFOILD, JUN 18.—The farmers generally 'peeking were
too bney la the h■y field to attend market to-day, and as there
wee a great unwillingness on the part of buyers to make
porchasse, the market in respect to ell kinds of grain Vlan
as eneessirely dull one. Quotations shout the wane as tut
week.

PITII3OOOUGH' JUNE 18.—We have had but little
wheat offering hereto-day, still prior most be considered
2s. per qr. tali), those of last week, Ike yellow samplee
reeking 475. to 48s. per qr. Scarcely say spring corn
showing. _ .

READING, JUNE 18.-Owing to many tanners being still
*amid to haymaking the attendance at market was mall.
Wheat wait moderate in supply, bat trade was sluggish
throughout the morning, and none could bedispo•ed of unless
at • decline of 2e. to 3e. per quarter on last week's rates. No
improved demand in barley, and but few Wee of oat., beans,
or peas occurred ; the priers of each were mostly nominal.
ROCHZBIIIB, JUNE 18.-The supplies at this exchange
today were szesedingly moderate, and sales could only
be effected at a redaction of Is. to 2e. per qr. Some
good samples of white wheat found purchasers at 60e. to 64e.
per qr.; both the inferior and monde were done at 44e. to
50.. Red wheats were sold at 445. to 60s. Foreign expe-
rienced a decline of about 2s. per qr. There was otdy
small quantity of barley on offer, and a decline of about Is.
foe both sorts had to be conceded ; the rates for melting
sorts being 375. to 42a., and grinding, 28s. to 335. There
Ives a fair supply of oats, but the trade wee very dull, and
prices were the mu cheaper, prime sorts being done at 23e.
to 276. Beene ant peas were the turn cheaper, but scarcely
I any sales were reported. At Maidstone corn market, on
Thursday, very little wheat changed hands, and prices were
shoat 2.e. per qr. cheaper. At Canterbury market there was
a fair demand for bath fanner,' mid foreign wheat, but maims
Wand to operate, ezoept at a redaction of le. to 3s. per qr.
Earley was the turn cheaper.
WISBECII, JUNI 18.-Our market wee thinly attended
to-day, there was no disporition either on the put of buyers
or sellwe to do Mariners, and consequently little was done.
The weather is very favourable for growing crops.
WOLCZATIR, Jules 18.-There wee a small attendance at
our market to-day, prices being still lower. English
wheat 6a. to 6a. 6d. for white, and 61. 6d. to 6s. per buebel
for red ; barley 4a. to 4s. and beam 6s. 3d. to 6.. 6d.
per boatel ; oats Ss. M. to is. 3d. per 391 b. Last Worcester
averages of wheat 21. Ile. id., and beans 21. 13e. 4d. per
v-i-. _ - • • • - ^ •

You, lowa 18.—Our corn market to-day wag fairly sup-
plied with wheat from the growers, sad, with a languid de-
mand, a 'eduction of 2s. to 3.. per qr. on last week's prices
took place. For white qualities proms ranged from 465. to
60a, and red 445. to 48.. per 38 shine. The trade ruled dull
in barley, and @maples of erbviing Bold at the rates of the
wading week-28e. to 325. per qr. being the quotation..
Oats were not quite so deer so last week, and the isles
affected were at from 23e. to 265. per 24 stone. Of beans
there was a small show, and the demand was steady, at •
Wide mere money than on the preceding week ; fine qualities
making 60s. per 38 stone. Mat realised 80s. to Ms. per qr.

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ILIILICALDT Jose 18.—The dry weather matinees, and
the effect on all thin crops, and even on all thin or bard soils,
la now not only very perceptible, but likely to affect the
produce very seriously ; indeed, If we are not favoured with
rails immethately. the general deficiency on oar mops may he
safely stated at 26 per cent. under that of hest year. At our
comity markets this week farmers offer very li'Ve grain of
Wgind ; suet in place of following the leading markets and
leas money Invariably almost leek for an advance.
Here to-day we had very small supplies of all kinds of
grub. Sales slbw. Oats and barley much about the prices
of last week. Wheat 6d. to le. per qr. lower.
WATERFORD, JUNE 18.—Our deliveries of home-grown
pais have been very trilling this week, and the arrivals
from abroad show a considerable falling off. Notwithstand-
ing the lightness of supplies our market has remained in the
same dull state is reported on this day sennight. Wheat
has met a very limited inquiry, at 6d. to is. per barrel re-
duction. Barley can hardly be quoted cheaper, but oats are
procurableat 3d. to 3d. per barrel lees money. Indian
Con—The present low prices of this article Indic* a better
demand, which holders generally seam disported to meet.
Flour about le. per sack lower, and difficult so sell at this
reduction. Imports this weak ..—Wheat, 1,570 we.; Indian
oorn, 636; flour, 821 sacks. Exports Ws west .—Wbeat.
1,900 barrels oats, 6,201; flour, 916 sacks.