The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LACK AND HOSlBRY.—Norrugatiur, APRIL 9.—
Lyme : The genial air of spring, besides having this year
proverbially melted the snow and ice of winter, seems also
to have dispelled the dullness in this our staple trade, and
the present brisk business, which is now much better than
it has been for a very, very long time past, appears to have
permanently set in—at least it is confidently hoped so.
ave nothing new to repert this week, only that
several orders have been received for goods required before
the holidays, and they (the orders) still run on the fancy
departments, creating plenty of employment for all hands
engaged therein.—Honery: The advanced prices of yarns
rather
cripples business in hosiery, and the rates for cotton
remain about the same as the previous week. There have
been a few inquiries for goods, but buyers hold back in
consequence of the advance asked. The home trade, it is
satisfactory to state, still continuos to improve.—Nutting-
host Journal.

CORN.—EIRMINCIIIAII, Aram 9. —At this day's market
there was • short supply of English wheat which
realised an advance of la. per quarter, bat the improve-
ment did not extend to foreign. Fine barley scarce, and
rose fully le. per quarter. Oats and beans tending up-
wards. llore inquiry for peas.

Banaroc, Arait our market to-day there
were scarcely any samples of English wheat shown :
the few un offer sold at the full prices of last week. Sup-
plies of foreign good, the demand quiet, at barely as much
moneT. Malting barley inquired for, and Is. to 2s. per
qr. higher ; the demand for grinding trifling, but last
week's values were firmly maintained. Oats scarce and
very firm, with but little activity. Indian corn fully as
dear.

BIM Sr. EDMOND'S, APRIL B.—There was • better
supply of wheat offered by farmers at our market to-day
than we have seen for several weeks past ; the trade was
not fast, and the prices of last Wednesday were barely
supported. Very little doing in malting barley. All
other kinds of grain are without alteration. Averages .
Wheat, 597} quarters, 72e. 10d. ; barley, M3ll quarters,
43e. 6d. ; oats, 42} quarters, 275. 4d.
CHRLIVIPORD, APIUL 9. —ln consequence of our market
being held today instead of to-morrow there was a
email attendance and but little business transacted at
last week's prices ; no pressure to sell, and but little dis- '
petition to buy. Spring corn rather dearer. Weather
hem become cold and stormy. Wheat, 74a. Bd. ; barley,
43e. Pd. ; oats, 28s.
Devine, APRIL 9.—We have had • fair trade in wheat
to-day, at last week's prices. The supply, however was
small, and that not all sold—some remaining on hand at
the close of the market. Of barley, the 'ripply wam very
'mall ; what was on offer was quickly bought up at La.
ey
per . advance. Oats as last week. Beane, • short
su , and in dearer. Pea', • good trade, at lass week's I
Best white wheat, 375. to 394.; best red ditto,
' to Mt. ; barley, Mtn to 475. ; beans, Ms. 6d. to
295. 6d. • eats, 245. to Ms. ; peas, Ms. to 275. ; vetches,
94e. to iits. ; rye, 19s. to 21s. ; IRO flour, 58s. to 60s. ;
best asoonds, 54a. to 565.
Osorcearin, Arun. B.—The tone of the wheat trade
sines this day se`nnight has been quiet ; full prices have
been realised for both Engliah and (auto, but the busi-
ness actually transacted has been very limited. Malting
barley is scarce, and is. per quarter dearer ; grinding sells
In retail, at 68. par quarter more money. The demand for
oats oontinues small, but late values are fully supported.
Beans the turn higher. Other articles unaltered.

Lnromm, APRIL B.—We had a mill supply of grain
at this market to-day. Wheat met • good demand, at
fully late rates. Barley dull, but no lower. Wheat, red,
73e. to 76e. ; white, 77e. to 81s. ; barley, 465. to 49e.

NASCHESTZE, Aria 9.—A most inactive feeling has
in the nude one our lad report, but althoughrerijelactions have occurred in any article, the oaly
important alteration in prime has been in Indian corn
which wee offered at • reduction of le. to 2s. per qr. One
market this morning was only moderately attended.
Nagliah wheat met • slow eels at the of this
day ee'nnight, while foreign declined 2d. per rental Flour
was inquired for, bat was not Quotably lower.
Oats scarcely inquired
as dear, but oatmeal brought rather mere
mousy. hems ruled steady, and English wen
the turn IWaladian own was le. to Ils. per r qr. cheaper.

NIWILIM, APRIL B.—With a small of wheat the
ingliky was steady, and the rates of last week were far the
mob part made. We had a short supply of barley—prices
abort as last quoted. Of other kinds of spring corn the
=were 'moderate, sad quotations were without im-
change.
NIRBOIT, Aran 9.—We had a tolerable supply of
wheat this day, the trade very dull, at a rednetion of is.
to 2s. par qr. upon last week's rate*. Barley Virf soiree,
and commeaded extreme prices. A steady sale in oats
and beam, at former quotations.
Warsarran, APRIL 9.—Since Tuesday the weather ham
boss cold and angsmiaL The trod* has a firm aspect, and
sithoogh the kaisers transacted in wheat is to no great
extant, it arises pefaripilly from the market being held off
the weal day, 'indium* a holiday character, prices are
nword.eeqnal to last week. Barley and other articles

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