The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-09 00:00:00

yea ate:—Whorit, tionstwise, 4,534 ; foreign, 2,006
Indian earn, 91. Bye, wasetwise, 3d. Barley, scent
e/is%
71; foreign, 76. Malt, seeetwise, 20. Oata, coastwise,
921. Pesa,seasterlse, 74, 8e..., esestwies, 90 qrs. Mir.
aosahriee, 70 sacks ; Indian corn flour, 90 seeks.
NORWICH, MARCH 7.—The supply of wheat at cor
market to-day was fair, and prime for all dry and good
qualities were taken by the millers at about the terms et
last Saturday. But few samples of barley were offered foe
sale, and the prior demanded being higher than the trade
wettest*. bat little business was done on late team.
oats, brans, and peas little passing. The weather be.
beset vary Ilne and open for the season of the year, and
the land being in fins working orders a large breadth eg
barley has been already sown. White wheat (weighing
61111 a. to 631ba.), 76.. to 80s. ; red ditto (weighing 6111 m,
to 631 he. ), 72.. to 765. ; beet flunking barley (weislus.
53Ibe, to Wm.), 425. to 445. ; MIS ditto (weighing Sail
to falba.), 41%. to 43e. ; distilling ditto (weighing 49Th, to
511 be.), 3Co. to 38a. ; oats, 28e. to 34e. ; been., 46e. to 47e.•
pees (maple), 46e. to 475. per qr. Averages: When:
1,829 qrs., 765. 2d. ; barley, 2,441 qrs., 43e. 10d.

Minimum, Itasca 7.—There was a fair attendance
of farmers said factors, and a tolerable quantity of wheat
was shown. The demand was rather better, and Wes
were made at the rates of last week. Red samples was
taken olf at 75e. to 775., sad white at 795. to 83e. per 36
stone. There was a small supply of barley, the dermal
for which was steady at quite es much money so hereto.
fore ; malting, 465. to 49e. ; grinding, 4b. to 435. per
quarter. We bad a tolerable supply of oats, and a faie
inquiry was experienced. The best qualities were rather
in favour of the seller; other sorts much the same as hers.
tofore, samples making 30s. to Me. per 24 stone. Reaoe
were not plentifully represented, sad with a moderate de.
mend prices ranged similar to those of last week, taw
being made at 46e. to.bas. per 38 stone. Peas—a middling
show and unaltered in rake. A good deal of Mill hal
fallen during the week. The wheat plant is pretty wen
spoken of around bare.
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OIVORD, MARCH 7.—The Corn Exchange was but thinly
attended. Business was unusually dull. Prices were
nominally the same. Samples of all kinds of grain were
anything hat plentiful _

_ .
rammoitouog,ileaca 7.—There wee a fair trade doing
to-day in all descriptions of grain at fully last week's
prison

READING, MARCH 7.—The market was very dull, and
rather lower prima were accepted than those realised last
week. The supply was but moderate. Barley unaltered
in demand and price. Oats, • firm trade, at late quote.
tiou. Beans and peas dull of sale at former rates.
Romans, Maim 7.—We have again to report a
dull, inactive market at our Corn Exchane, while the
business transacted and the deliveries during the pad
week have been on • small scale. With the excepties
of • few of the best lots prices have given way a further
le. to 2s. per qr., with nothing doing of a speculative
character. At the exchange the stands were modentely
supplied with wheat and grain, and there were only a
few samples on offer of beet desmiptions. Choice lots of
both white and red sorts made late rates, but for sem-
dary and inferior lots holders were willing to concede a
further is. to 2s. per qr. in prices. The present quotation
are for extra fine sorts of white 765. to 795. • ' secondary,
72.. to 765. • and damp and inferior, GSe. to 72g,
per qr. ; best red wheat, 70s. to 741. ; sores.
dary, fills. to 72a. ; and inferior lots, Gla. to
68e. per qr. In the foreign market the trade was eery
quiet, while late prices were about maintained. In floor
there was rather mote passing, and, with a moderate am-
empties inquiry, prices must be noted at shout the Name
as before. Barley, of both malting and grinding sorts, were
in rather short supply, and the demand still ruling steady,
the quotations must be given at about the same as three
of last week. Little was doing in malt, and prices are us.
altered. For oats there was • better inquiry, and pod
old kinds must be noted as the turn dearer. while inferior
lots men be purchased for rather less money. Other hinds
of grain unaltered. The weather continues fine and okras,
and the temperature remarkably mild for the season of
the year.

WISRECH,, MARCH 7.—The supply of wheat at market
to-day is eat large. Of oats and other spring corn ratter
more offering. Wheat makes fully last week's prices and
in some instances more. Spring corn in favour of the
buyers as to price.
WORCESTER, MARCH 7.—At this day'.. market there was
a large supply of wheat, which mold slowly at last week's
rates. Barley more inquired for. Oats held for some ad-
vance. Beans scarce. No inquiry for peas.
YORK, MARCH 7:—At to-day's market there was
limited supply of wheat, which met a dull inquiry at
about the rates of last Saturday. White, 7Gs. to tds.
red, 74e. to 78s. per 3d stone. There was nut much barley
'bowing, and the demand was on the whole firm, prices
eenerally being fully equal to those of this day sen'night.
Malting, 445. to 475. ; grinding. 425. per qr. The show of
oats was about an average, and a brisk demand prevailed
at slightly enhanced terms, 28.. to 30s. per 24 atone.
Beans were not in large supply, snd buyers porchnel
steadily at about last week's quotations, 48s. to 50s. pm
38 stone. We had not many peas at market, and utopias
were disposed of at rates similar to those of last Saturday.
Malt made Gds. to 7004 rye, 445. per qr. Flour, bss. I.
575. per sack. _ _ _

Wargaronn, liAltelt 7. From abroad our market has
been well supplied with maize. With the exception el
oats very little home produce came to hand. For all
descriptions otgrain there is an increaae in the demand,
still the qusatity changing hands is limited, buyers only
supplying pres.ing wants. Wheat—Of foreign sales have
been made at dd. per barrel reduction, but this concesaioe
is the utmost sellers will give. Irish readily bought ii
full prices. Barley better looked fer the last two or three
days, and fully as dear. Black oats close firm at o.r quo.
tattoos of Saturday last, but more money cannot he had,
Indian corn again favours buyers. The present inquiry
for immediate consumption is larger than • shoo while
past, and a continued improvement is looked for. Hoar
, unchanged. Imports this week:—Maize, 8,231 qrs. Et.
this week :—Wheat, 20 barrels : Oath var
I Cry, 300 ; flour, 1,096 sacks ; oatmeal,l6.

DISPATCH OP BOMBAY MULA.—SOCTHAMPTOM,
MARCH 7.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam.
ship Tanjore, Captain Brooks, sailed this afternoon, with
malls for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean Rapt, Aden.llom•
bay, ko. She took out 30 passengers and a general cargo
including sovereigns for Alexandria 3,000 t., and bar eilmr
for Bombay 2.,9504.
OUTWARD AMIRICAN MAIL. QUEENSTOWN,
MARCH B.—Tbe Royal Mail steamship Java arrived hen
at 8 a.m. to-day. She embarked the supplementary
malls, consisting of 63 sacks, and proceeded for New
York at &30 p. 211. All well.
BOMBAY MAIL.—MARSEILLES, MARCH B.—The
Delta arrived at 7 a.m. to day. The mails hare fee
London at 1130 a.m. _ _ .

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