The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

bar,ryi alone found bums; all inferior bled, very difficult to eel.
&maul beans not higher. Indus own without demand. Outset
in retail at late rate,. Imports for the week inning Nov. 11 :
barley, 1,151 qrs.; em 5,1,038.
Gvicoauat. Nov. B.—There was wain • large supply of wheat,
with • very deeded improvement is the condition; hence there was
no (Mutt, in getting rld of the lout qu ;huts on fully,u giod tame,
but superfine sample. were bard to quit, and must he quoted la, to fa.
tower. Wheat, 020. to 820. Barley, Hs, to 50s. Chas, 23e. to 301.
Beau, Ws. to 45e. Pees, cis. b 15s.
lierrroaa, Nev. B.—We had a good supply of wheat at market
the best demelptlona made fully as much money, damp sam.
dat folly it. 6d. lam per load. We had more barley at market
the finest parcels only supported last week's priws, Inferior
lower. Oats, peas, and beau, sold at fully a, much money.
waist, his. to 464. per load; barley, 365. to Ha. ter qr.; oats, 245.
to 525. per qr.; peas, IT.. to 295. per load ; beau, Vs. fah per
load; tares, Sea. to 05e. per load.

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Nawciarinwrow-Trita, Nov. 8.-The weather still continues ea
favourable as pteeible; frosts have generally peer died at night, but
thin morning we have rata. The SIMPIL•LI regardiag potatoes are
wry diseoureglog, end ft le the *Won of those conversant on the
subject that the Memos has not been en rimiest since the year 1840.
The trade daring the present week feu been characterised by great
insert ity; but we have to note a toe iderable tailing of in the meet-
ing receipts of wheat, which, if not Inereseed materially hereafter,
moot tend to reaore more steadlaese. For a lit le new Norfolk and
Suffilk yellow 71e., 631ba, bee been acquired in retail, and to each
qualities the limited demand bee been ontiesd, other descriptions
being comparatively neglected. Flour hos sold slowly, although
off. red at a further rednetion of Is. per sack. Barley sal other ar-
tides have partioipated Is the general dulness. At our market this
morning we had a very moderate show of wheat from the growers,
col:Arlene whereof exhibited little or ne improvement; red mid
from 50s. to 70a., whilet to make progress with south oonntry
qualities it was seceseary to enbratt to a reeiticticm of 2s. per
Or., fine yellow Wisbech weighing 60Ibe. being placed at flis. ; extra
Nortuik and Suffolk rather nigher. In oid [warmly • transaction
cocured, and our quotations may be coneidered little better than Doe
nsinaL hour must be written le. to 2s. per each cheaper, with a
limited I:Amity. Bye quite neglected. Nailing Oder exhibits a
drooping tendency, and sales are only practicable by submitting to a
decline et le. to 2a per qr. Malt not eo much inquired for, hut can
scarcely he written lower. Beans and peas mialteted. With oats we
were crustily supplied, and with the inception of line old ems, all
ether dear-Options are obtainable on rather earner terma-new Scotch
weighing Otte. were selling at 30s. to 31s. to-day. The arrivals this
week arc: Wheat, comtwies, 3,351 qrs.; foreign, 271. Eye, coast-
; foreign, 161. Barley, ceestwiee, 2,021 ; foreign. 40. Nall,
coastwtee, 735. Oat., midwife. 1,759; foreign, 917. Peas, coast.
wise, 10; foreip, 63. BOOMS, cauterise, 17; foreign, 420. Flour,
no sacks.
Boater's, Nev. 8.-There was a fair supply of wheat offered to.
day; Improved; prime ruled rather dull, but no material
alteration Wtll apparent. Floor was in fair demand at late rides; •
fair amount of business was trarmacted f.o.b. Barley trade wee dull,
at • decline of 2a. per qr • quantity offering wee large; demand Lan-
i beans and pees no offer ; dime little inquiry, but no
M n
Me In this ankle. Oats In good supply, with a kir amount of
badness, at late mem Wheat, white, eft. to 70a. per qr.; red,
001. to 81e. barley, malting, 425. to 46w ; grinding, 30s. to We.
Beeps, 48e. to 10,. Peas, 445. to Vs. Oats, 32e. to 81s. Fine
household Sow, f.0.b., 44e. per rani of 2301 M., prawn finding
sacks and debating ens month's credit.
PETUBOILIXIGN. Nov. 8.-We had a large supply of all grain hero
to-day ; wheat le., barley 2i, oata Is. and old bans le. to 2e. per qr.
lower, end hut little business doing aithe decline.
RIADINO, hie. 8.-The supply of wheat was tolerably good, ant
in much hitter condifton than of late. The offer of lower terms pro-
' dated a dulness in tra-to, and riles were only effected at a reduction
of Is. per qr. for finest quality, and 2s. inferior. The market for
barley was not very brisk ; malting declined Is., and grinding 2s. per
qe. lower. Oat,, beans, end peas a slow trade; prima without ma-
, tette *Reediest.