The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-02 00:00:00

growers, and, having very little south country offering from
the stands, a clearance was early effected, at an advance a
fully IL per qr. South country new red realised 61s. to
065., extra 675., respectively ; whereas I.Ladon old red, ski
ing Still.. per bushel, was placed at 565. all par 564.
New foreign was held firmly, which bad the effect of
Mg business ; choice red Seale and like quality were offeNd
at 65e., and old at 64.. per 5041114., respectively. with. ut
exciting attention, but at those rates factors were indifferent
about selling. Flour ruled exceedingly firm, and we lu•dc
for more activity in the demand next week. In malting
barley very few trausactious transpired, and the little il,se
was at rather lower rates; grinding unchanged. In bold
little stirring. Boiling peas fully maintained their val e,
Oat', unless quits sweet, difficult of disposal ; prices, 6,,
ever, cannot be written cheaper. The arrivals this vire.s
are :—Wheat, coastwise, 2,563 qrs., foreign, 1.256 ; rre
coastwise, 115 ; barley, coastwise, 2,363 ;malt, coestei.e;
354 ; oats, coastwise, 815 ; Hour, coastwise, 2,55 i
Indian corn, 40 sacks.

Noawicii, Nov. 30.-Wheat was in short suptly
at our market to-der, and last week's prices were fully olio.
ported for all deecriptions. Barley was freely offered,
was in some instances la. per quarter cheaper than on tbo
day sennight. Flour fully maintained last week's rite,White wheat (weighing f2lbe. to 6411.), 60e. to 6th. ; r,l
ditto (weighing 6211.. to 641b5.), 56e. to 64e. ; best chanter
malting barley (weighing 541 be. to 561 be.), 38s. to 2fo, .
runs chevalier ditto (weighing 53Ibs. to 551b5.), 36e. to 37"
distilling ditto (weighing 531 M. to follbs.), 34a. to 358.14
quarter. Flour 445. per sack from the miller.
Norrruottaw, Nov. 30.-There wm a limited supply cl
wheat at our eon exchange to-day, and samples emu to
hand in varied condition, and the trade ruled !Inn k orQ
late rates. Old white made 47.. to 645. ; new, 63:. to 70, ;
old red, 50e. to 61s. ; new, 60e. to 65e. per 36 stone. 6(
barley thew pOy was fair and with a quiet demand, pricy
wile tM turn WWI.? ; malting, 345. to 425. per qr. ; grind.
log, 29a. to 31a. per 30 skate. The show of oats was
and samples were hardly so dear as last week ; old, 26e. to
36a. ' • new, 245. to 275. ; foreign, 26e. to 30e. per 24 due
Beans a quiet sale at lat rates ; old, 41e. to 50e. ; new, :ti"
to 43.. per 38 stone. Super dour, 46e. to 511 s. ; tine, rt.
to 44.. per 20 stone.
Oxman, Nov. 30.-The wheat trade at our market to.
day was firm, and a fair business was transacted. Sample
of very fine white realised quite 70s. per qr. • Inferior ems
ruled from 60s. and upwards ; red wheat made from 525. to
62.. Barley was not so much in demand ; sellers had to
submit ton reduction of from le. to 2s. per qr. In other
grain there was a firmness prevailing.
Prvgasosouoa, Nov. 30.-The market here to-day vol
in an unsettled condition, and prices for wheat in putted'',
were very varies, but still no great advance couldem be .
ilted. A very large supply of oat, and barley, aid both
could be bought at lower prices. Beam made rather mom
money than last week was Ores for our best laqm
aorta.

ALADIN°, Nov. 30.—1 n oommosses of the expected dt•
Agreement with Atomicq and the 'apposition that tie
large supplies from that continent may be iskenned, tie
wheat market this morning was is • somswh•t excited
state. Holders commenced by asking an advance of as to
45., bat this wee nee ameded to, sod eine were at length
effected at last week's min There wee akm • firmer Lee
is the barley market, intimeeced by the when nada Otter
grain also followed is the sun r•tw.

Bonging', Nov. 30.—There wee only a moderate it-
teadmos of the town and country trade, and, on the whon,
there was wake lees wheat than usual exhibited. For
good prime parcels holders were firm is demanding the
prices of Let week, whilst in some instances L. per quarter
more avow was embed, without, however, leaerg to say
badness at that advance. Best asenples of white nude
Lle. torn,. ; and red, 48s. to 545. per carter. There was
lighter activity is flow, whiab was held for a trifling ed.
vanes. Business in barley was very quiet, and allbut very
but rove mat be quoted at about Is. per qr. law money.
Winans, Nov. 30.—Vie have a email show of wheat at
market to-day, and, owing to the unsettled state of Ameri.
can politics, our farmers commenced asking an advance of
3e. to 4s. per qr. on the rates of Let week, but ultimately
the supply was taken at an advance of 2s. per qr. Spring
corn without change. Prices to the grower:—What,
white, new, 63. to Me., fi3lbs. per bushel ; red, 58e. to
62.. Oats, new, Ild. to Is. per stone. Beans, 425. to 45e.
per 19 stem.

Wonnerrn, Nov. 30.—At this day's market there WU
• fair supply of wheat, for which much higher prices were
asked, but buyers generally would not submit to any al-
ums" consequently little changed hands. Barley dittcult
to quit. Oats and beans dull, but not cheaper. Per held
for more money.
You. Nov. 30.—The supply of wheat at our corn market
today was by no mans Lugo, and the attendance of farmer!
and 44see wee seederata. Timm wee • Arse feeling in the
fantasied resent rains were emended la. for the beat
sem ; whit* maples tamale 635. to 65e.; red, 00a. to Ws.
per stone. The show of barley was pretty fair, sad the
tons of the demand was slow, at • decline of Is. per quarter;
malting, 35e. to 38e. per quarter; grinding, 32a. per 30
stone.

KLIZCALLIT, Nov. 30.—We have Dad snotisee week of
boisterous, rainy weather, which hen mnailime, put an
entire stoppage to wheat sowing, indeed to almost all
ploughing, Use ground is so saturated by anstinuous min.
At our country markets this week we have had fair supplies
of barley and oats, but very little wheat. Sales is the
early part of it very dull for barley and cats, at Is. par qr.
lower, latterly a freer male ; while wheat has tineeglioct
sold readily at teat week's rates. Here, to-day, we bad a
small supply of wheat, but good of barley and oats. Mee
quick—wheat ht • full shilling advance, and barley
and oats were each ed. to Is. per or. dearer than last
market day. Wheat, aid and new, 40s. to 66.6 d.; barley.
now, 27n to 366. ; oats, nevroals. to 28s.

W•muroan, Nov. 30.—Our receipts of home grown
pals are wverryy moderate this week, and supplies of forenx
show a eosuidsrable falling off. The improved feeling OUlai
is the trade on this day se onight has been maintained, sod
in most articles a fair amount of business his resulted. For
Irish wheat we have had a good inquiry at full prices for
prime samples ; inferior and damp parcels, 6d. per land
cheaper ; kr*s more saleable at extreme antes. Barley,
both malting sad grading fully as dear with more dears!
for the former. Oats taken freely at former prices India
corn in better request without change in value for used
parcels ; ex ship a few sales have been made at a Vide les
i money. Flour the turn dearer. Imports this week:—
' Wheat, 331 qrs. ; barley, 800 qrs. ; Indian own, 6,540
qrs. ; Flour, 40 sacks. Exports this week : Wheat,
1,100 barrel • barley. 400 barrels ; oats, 2,063 bands ;
dour, 1,905 sacks ; Indian meal, 90 make.