The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-11 00:00:00

30*. to 36e. Oats, coarse, 18s. to 245. ; firm
per load, 23.. to 31a. Peas, 23e. to 265.
Leimarzu, Jure 9.-We had a fair slur
samples met a ready sae at 26. to Is. per q
rates current We day week. New white 6
red, 455. to 50a.; old whits 58• to
535. per 36 .tans. The business done in ba
currencies of the week preceding ; molting,
qr. ; grinding, Ms. to 325. per 30 aka
steady demand for oats, which were in ma
prices remained without material abash°
325. per 24 stone. Beans were in short i
demand was less active, but late prices •
old, 525. to He. ; new, 44e. to 48.. per
flour, 375. to 38e.; seconds, 34e. per sack.
NEWCASTLI-011-TTNR, Juin 9.- -At
morning we bad a moderate stn w of
rowers, and fresh thrashed samples 1.
early clearance was effected, at an impro,
qr., foreign and south country being as
market closing strong. Flour fully la. de
demand. Fresh grinding barley more in(
still pointing up. Beans and pay e
fully as dear. The arrivals this wes
coastwise, 586 ; foreign, 6,961 ; rye for,
coastwise, 30 ; foreign, 943 ; malt, csa
coastwise, 391 ; foreign, 2,031 qrs. ; pe
foreign, 240 ; flour, coastwise, 469 sacks ;
2,300 sacks.
NORWICH, JUNE 9.-The present I
as uncertain state of affairs on the
many of the farmers to keep back their •
and the trade consequently rules 1.. tc
higher in the transactions which took p
however, of a very restricted and limit
other articles little doing. We have
weather during the week, with a
temperature for the last day or
tion is now in rapid growth, Whit
ing &fibs.), 50s. to 54a. ; old red di.to
48e. t 0505.; new redditto (weighing 601 b
to 48.. per qr. Flour, 31s. 6d. to 32
rages .-eat, 1,352 qrs., 45e. 4d.;
36a. 6d. ; oats, 25 qrs., 16a. 6d.
NOTTINGHAM, Joao 9.-The supply a
rate, end the demand ruled bash y at
more money. Old white sold at 56e. to
to 53a. ; new white, 63a. to 575. ; new 1
36 stone. Of barley very little came
week's rates were established-phalli
30 stone. There was a limited show a
the demand was quiet at about former
345. ; new, 265. to 30s. per 24 atone.
beans was on the whole healthy, and p
realised-old, 495. to 53e. ; new, 42.. I
Super flour, 38e. to 40a. ; fine, 34a. to 3
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OXPOED, JUNE 9.—ln this market
ad nince in the pries of wheat from ls.
and with this extra charge a very fair
acted. Barley, oats, and beans fall
week's quotations. Flour, 375. per sag

PITIRDOROOGR, June 9.-Having bs
wheat here to-day, prices advanced ls.
fresh threshed parcels, 525. being made
little spring corn, and prices nominally
RsaDlxfr, Jews 9.-The opening to
day was very quiet, the attendance=
evincing little disposition to purebsi
wheat, samples of which were in good
average one. Barley, a good supply ;
in good request.
ROCRLSTICR, JUNE 9.-Business In
active in this city since our last repor
of wheat have been fair. With aiv
for both white and red samples of w,
charaokeised by greater firmness than
for some time past, and prices were t
to 2a. per qr. advance being obtained
The present quotations for extra Si
wheat ere 455. to 485., and extra sum
qr. • secondary and inferior white, 4
Wei red wheat, 40a. to 44a., andothei
ties, 375. to 40s. per qr. The foreign
signs of an upward movement, and b
cels brought la. to 2a. per qr. more m
were but few transactions, neverdi
maintained, a few of the choicest kin
per sack more money. The barley
warn weather putting a stop on all
Former quotations were about well
malting and grinding kinds. Good of
prices, best feeds fetching 245. to 28s.
245. per qr. Beans were in model
late figures. In other articles no alto
WHIRLER, JO NI 9.-We had a fi
at our market to-day, but short of
readily made an advance of 2s. to 3s.
of last week, whilst spring corn fully I
WORCZBTti, Jose 9. -At this ds
a fair supply of wheat, which sold res
6s. Bd. for red, and 7s. to 7s. 2d. for
vance of fully 2s. per qr. Barley ens
trade. Oats only taken in retail.
doing in peas.
Tome, Juxs 9.-There was a limit
and the attendance was tolerable. B
late rates were exceeded 2s. per qr. P
from 50e. to 575. ; for red, 475. to 50
ley was nominally unaltered, and the
done in this article ; malting, 38a. to
ing, 33e. to 34e. per 30 stone. Of o
no means plentiful, and prices rand
new, 26e. to 30s. per 24 stone. The
exceedingly small, and sales were mai
48s. to so.. per 38 stone. Malt, 665.
qr. Flour, Wm to 37e. per sack of
splendid rains this week, and veget
derfully better.
Kisecourt, June 9.-At our cow
we had extremely little grain o
Farmers asking enhanced prices m
thing that was sold was at Is. per qr
stances more. Here, to-day, we
of all kinds of grain. Wheat sold a
2s. per qr. Oats, 6d. to Is. deere
Wheat, 42a. to 545. per qr.; barley, :3
275. to 31s. 6d.
WATERFORD, Juin 9.--Our Arne
are pretty liberal, but we. cannot re
plies of home-grown grain by bon
The abandonment of the proposed
the immediate probability of war ore
induced more activity in grain here.
wheat seem anxious to fully supply
per barrel advance is freely offered.
must both be quoted cheaper. Ind:
any =tenni change to note in pric
consumptive demand is steadily imp
sack dearer. Imports this week :
flour, 100 sacks; meal, 8 sacks.
Oats, 4,764 brie. ; flour, 246 sacks.

DESPATCH OP THE BRAZIL
roN, JUNE 9.—The Royal Mail
Oneida, Captain Woolcutt, sailed t
monthly mails for Lisbon, St.Vincei
Rio de Janeiro, Monte Video, Biwa
out 123 passengers and a ruffed cm
English gold coin, 174,3 al. ; bar s
1 156/. ; English jewellery,l,6B9i
SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 10.—T
Lloyd steamer Mississippi, from B
York last evening with a general
1,000 passengers.
SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 10.—A
this morning on board the Peninsi
pany's steamer Avoca, lying in dor)!
andria. Assistance was promptly
was extinguished before any damage
The fire is supposed to have origins
combustion amongst the coal in one
coal in the bunker where the fire
charged, and will be replaced by
will sail on the 12th with the It
Express.
QuzasErrovrs, JUNE 10.—T
arrived here at 9.30 a.m. to-day. F.
gers and 460,000 dols. She lands
spatches, and proceeded immediate

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,

BIRTHS.
CitOPT.—June 8, at Rutland-Rate,
of Sir H. Croft, Hart., of a aon.
DEBENHAM.—June 7, atlleatb-hotum

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Debenham, 11.1L.C.8., of a son.
KKKVKY.--,ltute 7, at Cromwell-terrs
K. Hervey, of a daughter.
MOSENTHAL —June 8, at fit. Germair
the wife of J. lloaeuthal, EN., of ae
SMITH.-June 7, at The Orange, Kerr

of a daughter.' _
WALSH —June 7. at Trinity Panoalß
the Rev. D. Walsh, of a daughter.

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MARRIAGE
BARKER—SEARD.—June
well, by the Bey. J. Bennoch. A.
Upper Holloway to Frances Eliza, di
of Old Kent•road.
GOLDIE-110ItTON.--June 7, at the
Evangelist, Glasgow, by the Bev.
Mr. C. °oldie, H. M.'s Customs, Gre
of the late A. Morton, 1.1 m., of Mane
PRAIL—HOLTOAIiIi—June 0, at Sou
by the Rev. M. D. Conway, Mr. Ms
road, to Ellen Evellne Holyoake,
Holyoake, of Dymoke Lodge, Ovals
DEATHS.
GAGE—June 7, at Paris, Sir T. E. 014
GRIBBLZ.—June 7, Caroline Florenc
Dm., of Harrow, aged 12 years.
HgWETtiON.—Jane 7. at the Waldro

aged $4.
OBBARD —June 7, Matilda. the wi
De Creepieny-park, Denmark.hill.
PAINE—June 7, at Margate,
WELLBORNK —Jane 7, Catherine EU
Menden, aged 3s.

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