The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-25 00:00:00

25 "MIL •

, 1861.

affle time participating in the improved feeling of the
trade. Foreign was held very firmly, new red Wolgut
commanding readily Ws. per 5041b5. • old, being limited
beyond the views of buyers, bad the effect of checking the
demand. In dour we have little variation to note. Malt-
ing barley sold slowly, sad may be written Is. cheaper;
grinding unaltered. Malt met little notice. Beans coin-
paratively neglected. Boiling pees tending upward. Oats
folly se dear. The arrivals this week are :—Whext,
eosatwiae, 1,210 qrs., foreign, 4,472 ; rye, coastwise, 52 :
barley, ooestwise, 181, foreign, 868; oats, coastwise,
1,311; flour, coastwise, 400 auks.

NORWICH. Nov. 73.-Here to-day wheat was in very
short supply, and sales were readily effected at fully last
week's pnces. The quantity of barley offering was not so
large puerally as last week, and the trade being rather
easier the isles made were in some instances in favour of
the buyers. White wheat (weighing 62 lbs. to 64 lie. per
bushel), Rh. to 68s red ditto (weighing 62 lbs. to 64 lie),
56a. to 64a. ; best chevalier malting barley (weighing 54 lba
to 56 lbs.), 39.. to 40s. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing
5311 e. to 55 lbe.), 375. to 38s, ; distilling ditto (wtigliieg
&I lbs. to 54 lbs.), 365. to 375. perquarter.
Komxamts, Nov. 23. - There was a moderate
show of wheat today, most of the inspla being of
the new crop. The trade wu firm, at last week's ez•
teems rates. Old white wheat made 47a. to 64e.; sew, 635.
to 701.; old red, 425. to 615.• new, 60s. to 65e. per 36 stone.
For barley (the show of which was tolerably good) the de•
mend ruled inactive, the best qualities making late rates,
but inferior sorts made la less money ; malting, 35a. to 435.
per qr.; grinding, 29a. to 31s. per 30 stow.
Ox roan, Nov. 23.-There was at this market to-day a
good sumly of corn of all kinds, but not • great deal of busi.
nese doieg. Dealers and millers appeared resolved nut to
be large purchasers, unless at reduced prices, and holders
were equally resolved not to sell lower, sod transactions
were chiefly (particularly wheat) from necessity. Quota-
tions were as follows :-White wheat, from ale. to 665. ;
red wheat, 50a. to 60s. ; barley, 335. to 435. ; oats, 225. to
30a. ; beans, 40s. to 48s. ; bog peas, Me. to 42a. ; boiling
peas, 464. to 56e. ; flour (seeouds), 45e. per sack.
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PEEKIINOROUGH, Nov. 2a- Our eupplot wheat to-day
was small, that of spring corn large. Wheat was a slow
sale, and secondary sorts could be bought at Is. per qr.
less money ; not much alteration in fine barley, but all
secondary sorts hard to sell. Oats made something like
last week's price, bat beans were Is. per qr. lower. Beat
red wheat, 634. to 645. per 5041ba. ; common, 525. to 545.
per 48011 e. Oats, le. to la. OiiL per stone. Beans, 42a.
per sik2lbs.
READING, Nov. 'hi.—Then was an average attendance
this morning. The supply of wheat was short, and gene-
rally not so good in condition. In COolletpleoC4l of the
London markets being a little cheaper ours followed in the
same course, though scarcely quotable as la. cheaper. The
trade was dull. There was • bur supply of barley, which
had a downward tendency, and may be quoted L. cheaper.

RoomsTr.R, Nov. 23.—The stands were but rather
thinly supplied with best samples, which were done at
about the rates of last week, with a doll trade, as buyers
were anxious for &reduction in terms. Secondary and inferior
lots weresoarcely inquired after, and the pnoes of those kinds
were drooping. At the close of the market there was a great
deal of wheat uodisposed of. For barley the demand was
quiet, and recent rates were with difficulty supported.
WISIMCH, Nov. 23.—We continue to have small sup.
plies of wheat to our market, but of cats the supply in.
creases. Wheat was taken at Is. per qr. over the prices of
last week, but oats were the turn io favour of the buyer.
Beans and peas without alteration. Prices to the
grower :—Wheat, white, new, Ws. to 6ts., 6.31b5. per
bushel ; red, Me. to 60s. Oats, new, Ild. to Is. per atom

WORCERTICI., Nov. 23.—At this day's market there was
a large supply of wheat from the farmers, and the sales
were made at a decline of fully Is. per qr., but most of it
went back unsold in preference to submitting to the decline.
Barley Is. per qr. lower. Oats rather cheaper. Beaus and
peas firmly held for quite as much money.

YORK, Nov. Z3.—Hem to-day there was not an abun-
dant supply of wheat, which came to baud in moderate coo-
ditioo. The demand was steady at full prices, white sold at
625. to 6435.; red, 60a. to 635. per 36 atone. The supply of
barley was fair and the inquiry proved middling ; price*,
however, receded fully ls., and in some cases 2s. per qr.;
malting, 345. to 38a. per ditto ; ;guiding, 30s. to S2s. per 30
stone.

NIALCALDT, NOV. 'XL —The snow of last week was
cleared away on Tuesday morning ; since which we had
very stormy, unsettled weather, with rain. To-day we have
slight frost, with a westerly wind. Very little progiess
made this week with wheat sowing. At our country mar-
kets this week we had fair supplies of barley end mita, but
email of whet ; sake slow for the two former, at a reduc-
tion of ls. per qr., while wheat sold readily at former
prices. Here to-4w we had a small supply of wheat, which
sold readily at last week's 'stet. Harley and oats were in
large supply ; both sold slowly at a reduction of la per qr.
Wheat, old and new, 46e. to 62a. ; barley. new, Wis. to
35e. ; oats. new, 19a to 28s.
WATS/FORD, Nov. 23.—We have bad slightly increased
supplies of farmers' grain this week, but We receipts by
boat have considerably fallen elf. From abroad our arrivals
are very moderate, and constwise only a few hundred
quarters of burls y have come to hand. A better feeling
midi in our market than for some time past, and for all
articles of trade we expeneuce more demand. Irish whose
sells readily at full rates, and foreign of fine quality is in
good request at a trifle less money. Malting barley the
turn dearer, and grinding saleable at extreme prime. Oats
command more attention, at a reduction of per barrel.
For Indian corn we have an extensive inquiry at an im•
provement of lid. to SAL per barrel, and holders are now
looking for a further advance. Flour firm but not active.
Imports this week :—Wheat, :ri,S42:l qrs. ; barley, 770 qn. ;
Indian corn, 4,975 qrs. Eximrts this week : Barley,
770 barrels ; oats, 4,000 banals ; dour, 601 maks.