The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-01 00:00:00

37e. to MM. per es& Averages:
495. 9d. ; barley, 3,219 qrs., 40s.
Norrnicrtram, SEPT. 29.—The weather has bem
able this week. In the no' th of the comity thfro.7.,
a good deal of corn out, but in the soutlwra diesaiihTs
harvest is gesical* oonaleded. At ear Com
to-day the show of wheat was middling, sod .441174:::
mule steadily at la. to 2a. per qr. &dream. Old owa%
ass, to 63e. ; old red, b6s. 501. now *kW. shl. te
new red, 64.1 e. to 66e. par 36 stone. Per has goh*, j
barley the demand was active at improved rates ;
nlorta about the same. Malting, 3da. 461.
=34s. to 37a. per 30 stone. Tbe isqlenu,
thy, and high rates were obtained olk a,
36a. ; nevr, 245. to 30s. per 24 stone. Baia
limit.dusfsts: toto
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0110sn, Bun. 29.—There wee a good arm,
to-day, with a large attendance ofday, millers and
holders of dry old ample@ at the cominenstraint o '
market sotight advanood rates, which boyars dig oak,
incaLled to give the finest dry raispirik keen,. ;
made last week's primes. New barley, for Inaba%
poses, was pits 3s. per qr. deem. Old hams vim
•A Tame of 2s. qr. woe
ttlaegt4 and en per Asked lea
of first rate quality were very Kens, a
quite 3s. dearer. A great quantity, even is this am..
will, from the very wet weather, be hardly word, ian-411,
mg. Q9(466103 VON as follows, via. :---Old whisk hia
82s. to 60a. ; new wheat, 445. to 58s. ; new badly, mi,
48e. • oat*, 235. to 33c ; old beans, 50• to ,
beam, 425. to 45e.; hog pass, 40a. to 44e. ; beak ;
44a. to 48a. ; flour, seconds, 425. per seek.
Prrlatiosounif, 20.—There were good egoism
all grain here to-dsy. Wheat sold readily at Is tels 7
qr. advance os last week's pries*. Bar/ay was spy
2s. per qr. dearer; and both beans and pais food
at • similar. rise in prices. Osta without altwatha
value.

ELMO, Sim 29.—There was a fair supply of
our market to-day, but wheat came to haa4
middling condition. The trade was lively aai
at late rates. For barley there was great dessai,
dally for fine malting parcels, and 1111 advancer
per quarter was realised. Oats, beam, and pew,
nil trade.

ROCHZIIII2, Bar. 29.—The condition of the v,
samples of wheat brought forward at this corn midst
very irregular, and In consequence of the Mak
character d the weather many of the panels win dna
apnaleisenerally assailable. For all superior penn
the rates advanced is. to 2s. per qr. one Malmo
of last week, which bed the effect of checking Wank
and sales accordingly wen very languid. The tomb
best white are 545. to 1575., and extra superke Ma is
per
l
rqr;si and
woto:antc!ags.to 54a.: secondary, to
inferior white 50a. to slatr, %Lai
damp and inferior, 45e. to Ms. per qr. Forgive eny
wheat were in limited request, sad with a nallielei
demand the terms an aboat la. per qr. higher. The fear
market continues to rule exceedingly ilnu, and all sews
makes command about la. per sack more money, lan
fair consumptive demand. There was but a small shard
barley brought forward, and the little oft offer woe say
dear, the quotations showing an advance of IL to 21.4
qr. ; bee; malting sorts of barley are quoted at 361.
and others at 365. to Me. per qr. ; best grinding, 331. Is
36a ; and secondary, 31s. to We. per qr. Malt conies,
to rule very inn, with a limited inquiry. Oats we is
steady request, and good old white feeds Maned Id.*
Is. per qr., the terms for best being 265. to 30a., end saw
21e. to Ws. per qr. There was but a abort rawly of helk
beans sad peas, and the quotations show as !rad
tendency in both those descriptions of pules.
Wiseacu, Barr. 29.—We are well 'applied with AIM
to-day. The condition not so good as last week ; ima
tholes@ all sorts are dearer, the best dry 2L, and the saw
dary la. per qr. There is a better supply of apt* an.
the quality of both barley and oats only asidellan, sash
each 6d. to la cheaper. The interim' barley is only fit kr
;folding purposes. Prices to the grower :—Wheat, vine,
52a. to 57a., 63lbs. per bestial ; ditto, red, 51s. te 5k ;
white, old, 625. to 57e.; red, ML to Ms. Ona, lit
to 12d. per stone.

Woucloorga, Sm. 29.—At this day's market then me
• short supply of wheat, sad English sold at an thyme
of 2a. to 34. per qr. Barley Is. per qr. dearer. Oats It
per qr. higher. Beans Is., peas 2s. per qr. dearer.
YORK, BzPr. 29.—At to-day's corn market we had ak
• moderate show of wheat, the quality of the an
losing irregular. There was a fair inquiry, and was
sorts were fully la. per qr. dearer ; damp lots, a I oda
White ranged from 54e. to 605.; red, 48 M
a. to 14e. pall
stone. There was a better show of barley, whisk meta
fair sale, end prices were rather higher ; malt*, Oa to
445. per qr. ; grinding, Us. to 36e. per 30 stone. The Is
quirt' for oats was good, sad buyers had to pay 'Anse
currencies—new, 245. to 26e. ; 01d,29a. to 30s. per 24 ger
In beane,a tolerable trade was done, and late rates go
exceeded Is. per qr.—new, 48s. to 50a. per 38 stoma Mal
realised 68s. to 70s. ; rye, 345. per qr. Flour, ea per
sack of 280Ibs. The harvest has made limited rpm
this week, and a large breadth of grain is still la no
fields. The injury done to wheat is not so great as sr
feared. Barley ham, however, been seriously damatat
Beans are • good crop.
KIRKCALDY, SEPT. 29.—At our country markets ilk
week we had moderate quantities of old wheat sad an
barley offering ; prices of both 2s. per qr. higher. Fee
oats offering, and these brought last week's rate& list,
to-day, we had moderate supplies of old what end zee
barley, but few oats. Priem of wheat and liarkw:
from Is. to 2s. per qr. higher. caste unchanged.
old, 525. to We. per qr. ; barley, new, Ma. to 400. ; el,
new end old, 28s. to 33.
WATERFORD Sire. 29.—The foreign arrivals in ism
now to report are liberal, and our supplies of hansom
grain continue to increase. A good business pasong la
all descriptious of grain, and we have not an, importut♦
terstion to note in prices, except for maize. Wheat, FedP
in larger demand at full rates. For prime dry unpin II
new Irish more money has been paid, but the cenditios of
the parcels to hand is very variable. Barley, malting U.
changed in value ; for grinding our quotation' see Mill
nominal, as only • few sacks of this dee:ailed= here so
et appeared at market. In black oaks thee is a fair
paring, several vessels having arrived, =MC
shipments to be proceeded with, and we meet tott
picot just the turn dearer. Indian corn is folly 64 6
9d. per barrel higher on the week, and moves off freely It
this enhancement. Flour up Is. per sack. Imports MS
week :—Maise, 7,000 qrs. ; wheat, 9,160 ; Seer, B mob;
meal, 64 sacks. Exports this week :—Oats, s,sllteask;
barley, 760 ; dour, 631 seeks ; oatmeal, 128.

OUTWARD AIEKRICAN MAIL. —QTEKITIOET,
SEPT. 30.—The Royal Mail steamship Asia arrived lean it
11.30 a.m. to-day, embarked the mails, pastonlin rd
telegrams, and proceeded for Halifax and Bootee at 4 Ni
All well.
THREATENED STRIKE OF RAILWAY OrMetalee--
The engine-drivers and firemen on the North &stem lei
Stockton and Darlington Railways—the annbised ire
of which, the London and North Western exesend.
cads that of any other line of railway in the Irlepher•
have threatened, unless certain demands are cooed,
strike. Six of the engine and fire mere ceived astielle
leave on the Stockton and Darlington Railway far Or oh
reason, the men allege, that they were prominent soda
of their trades union, the Engine and Fire Mae Wei
Society, the head aloes of which are in Insist, oil
which includes amongst its members the most of this OP
scription of workmen employed on the chief lines of IM
kingdom. The terms demanded included the
rsesMP
meat of the six men under notice to leave, ari sego
regulation as to remuneration for labour. Tbs hies
hitherto been paid • certain sum Rublile sword's; •fi in
distances their engines ran ; but t now require si
stitution of payment by the day. e director an or
sidering the latter proposal at the request of (1044140
who have waited upon them, and have meanwhile tel.
stated four out of the six men before discbs4F4
other proposition will doubtless be likewise Woos*
considered ; for should the men strike, as they WWII,
to do in case of their terms not being oonoetled. dr.
of the railway traffic of the north-eastern part of NW.'
would be stopped, as from the peculiar eliaiscist sed
responsibility of their work the men's places coca DOM
tilled up. In case of non-compliance on the part GI
directors it is understood that the Great Northam sne
would also be called out.

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