The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-22 00:00:00

arm la to 2s. per qt. deuce that on Batard.
oats and beans were a ready sa!e at fully lat. TiCt
READING, JAN. 20.—At the °pearl our
trade was quiet, with short gape
moderate. ln both wheat sad barley too trade
late rates. O&M, beans, and peas a comma trade, "••
ROCHISTI3, JAN. 20.—Rather inmeased No,
wheat and other ports of grain have been 'GMs
at this corn market, but there has been a
part of the trade to restrict their purchsess ttrs"
of a retail character. Of the samples ocoface,
the "tends there were several in poor •
dither unsaleable, although holders wets
nihilists
to &dichosa le. to 3s. per qr. For all kiwis at al
pencesamples late rates were well supported, the *zit.
lbast old and new white being 464. to 50t.„ 5ei"..../. •
prior, 50". to 535. per qr.; secondary and idosii-‘a
of white, 43e. to 46e. per qr. Best runs m
were 46.. to 49a; secondary. 425. to 465,; sad
38.. to 424 per qr, There wae
in the foreign market, and with a fail,
the demand for that deemiption of grail-1.7
the turn in favour of buyers ; the preseet toniT•
best North Sca, 51s. to 595., and secondary, 49:
per qr. Flour remiss without change, and rye
time are chiefly in retail. Fair supplies a terhy
brought forward, and, while superior kis& for bat
sad grinding purposes met with attention, st fug
time, other sorts are the tarn lower ; the p~weea dada
best chevalier ate 35.. to 39e., sod labiti
to 35., per qr.; best grinding sorts, 27s teL
aL,
secondary, 255. to 27.. per qr. Good old ashy
inquired after, but new and secondary ere
although offered at about 6d. per qr. loos mossy.
old beans are firm, anti bast Marapos are the tars
Peas unaltered, and the demand chiefly in wen,
Wienca, JAL 20.—The supply of wheat is
at this day'e market, of oats fair, and peas, boa,
barley, rather more showing. VI heat makes he
prime for anything in condition, but the general bah •
rough that It 11111 difficult .0 meet with Wpm g
&Oise. All spring corn realms the prime of tail
Prices to the grower Wheat, white, cm, ggyi
bushel, 80.. to 56a. ; red, 47v. to 48s. ; while, as.
to 60a. • red, 455. to 475. Oats, new, le. to
,
QV 1404.

Woncesenit, Jam 20.—At this day's market liga
a fair supply of wheat, which found buyers rashly g
currency of this day week. Barley maintained its Oats, beans, and peas more inquired for, and fey is
YORK. JAN. 20.—We lied a seasonable show of
our corn market to day, but owing to the damp
the weather during the past week, many of tbs
were out of condition. Buyers purchased steaddy g •
per qr. advance on recent terms. New whit* ells
quoted at 495. to 54e. ; new red, 455. to 48e. per 36
For barley a fair inquiry was experienced, Red the •
last week were fully supported ; malting, 33t. is lit
qr. ; grinding, 30s. to 322. per 50 stone. There wis
doing in oats ; the supply was small, and Ism*
ti,
diseased of at little or no alteration in prices ; new, irs,j
28s. per 24 stone. The show of beans was halt*.
with a fair demand prices had a tendency to edemas;
li
425. to 445. per 38 stone. Rye about the same, 66,,
qr. Malt, 625. to 645. per ditto. Flour, 365. to 37L
sack of 280 lbs.

KIRKCALDY, JAN. 20.—The weather during the w&
been very changeable--ocosamirly cold, wet, and
and again dull sad mild, with intervals of soul*
agricultural operations are well forward for the aim
our country markets this week we had only
quantities_ of grain offering. Deirmad quick fur he*
per qr. advance. Wheat also the tarn deem
remain as last quoted, unless parcels fitted for seed,
now begin to attract attention. Hers to-day we Li
supplies of barley and oats, and small of wheat.
rather higher. Wheat and oats much as lut wink. TY
435. to 495. ; barley, 30i. to 335. 6d.; Intl, 245. to *Li
quarter.

WATERFORD, JAX. '2o.—Very little farmers' via
appeared at our market since this day se'nsigbt, sad
foreign we can only report the arrival of one
caA
large business was transacted this week insat
niP'le, buyers operated fre lily at or- quotations of
day last, and holders now ask enhanced prices fa
articles. Wheat—leish very sea-ce and frilly is do
Foreign In much increased inquiry, and owing to the '
rates demanded for cargoes off west. sellers bete Dor
for as advance of a few pence per blued. Black
Prices somewhat stiffer, but business is checked by emi
suitable shipping. Barley—Hardly a sample append'
market the past few days, therefore quotations ere al
nomivaL Indian corn hes been largely dealt in sews
'Attie., and sellers now require: d. to titl. per burin
money, which, however. has not checked the dim

Flout: .the turn cheaper. imports this week
2,500 qrs. • flour, 200 sacks. Exports this week :Arlie
1,304 barrel ; oats, 7,155 ; barley, 300 ; floor, 4X
oatmeal, 5.