The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-23 00:00:00

-e=wssasttig.erefir=gliod-r„ Slow ehal be:noted—at
dff=cittte= Mee trade Isere to.
I borer pekes thin was but liktie businees davt( ut:
eare4a lII'S ftwais, *mg IN• Prim **lB.ll9egied•
*nano. lien= YL —There was bat a andante show
Cl altspiesof wheat in the Bootbange to-day, and mapy
Cl the patash appeared te be eat of esodition from the
damp weather. Mien were Ms is their inquiries f
all In sad
lamas maples, sad
the
were taken off at tra
full terms at t week. All the oilier sorts experienced
• doll sale, and a little reduction was obliged to he
submitted to to find buyers. Old white wheat, best,
realised from Ma. to Ma ; new, 78a. to 811. ; secroadsry,
755. to Ms. ; and inferior, 70s. to 745. Fine old red wheat,
78a. to 82s. ; line new We. to 725. ; secondary, 655. so
GBs. ; and interior, 60e: to Us. The trade wu good for
fine malting barley, at last week's currencies; although
dfstalieg and grinding parcels experienced a steady in.
gain, holders remained firm, and eternised as good prices
se late week. Fine malting paraeh were quoted at 455. to
Kt: distilling, 40s. to 435. ; and grinding, 31e. to 3its,
There was • liberal demand for seed descriptions of oats,
and these 'life taken off at fall terms. Feeding parcels
were slow in disposal but not cheaper. Best Poland sorts
meld at 288. to 331. ; Wateeloo, 261. to 2M. ; and Tartar',
I Mk. to 26a.

Roesserza, MARCH 21.—There was a fair attendance of
buyers sad others at our earn exchange, but the stands
were not Largely supplies' with best samples of wheat.
Hominess aged& ruled duO, and although holders were
willinusoni • further reduction in price the trade
ruled • with but Utile doing, while the tone of the
market was about la. to 2a. per qr. cheaper. The prawns
quotations antes best white wheat 73.. to 77a, and extra
Ise, 77a. to 79a. per qr. ; aeoeadary white, 70a to 73a.
and inferior lots, b7..t0 70e. per qr. ; best red what
70e. to 725., and extra old surmise, 721. to 74a,
per qr.; eesonclary, 6Gs. to 70a, and inferior, 63a to
pes qr. Foreign wheat was in very little demand,
and only a Mail business war transacted at
barely late quotations. la the dour trade there
tram little passing, and although most kinds
were offered by millers at • reduction of la. per
sack the purchases made were manly in retail, and coo.
fined to the finest makes. With a restiicted supply of
barley panels for distilling purposes ruled firm, a few of
the best lots fetching a trine higher terms. Fur beat malt.
ins parcels the quotations are 44e. to 4%., and other. 42,.
to 44a. per qr. ; best grinding, 33e. to 36, and others, 3la
to 338. per qr. Malt commanded little attention, Oats
were in rather large supply, and this bad its influence on
priest, which are about dd. per qr. cheaper--a few of the
best old lots fetching 30e. to 32e. per qr. Beans and pees
firm, and the demand steady.
WISBICH, MARCH 21.—We are fairly supplied with
wheat and other grain at this day's market. Wheat is in
fair demand, at fully the prices of this day week, and all
spring aorn rather in favour of the buyer as to price.

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MARCH 21.—At this day's market there was
• fair windy of wheat, which sold slowly at a decline of
6d. to la. per quarter. Batley quite as dear. Oats 6d. to
la. per quarter higher. Deana fins. Igo inquiry fur peas.
YORE, MARC/4 21.—We had • limited supply of wheat
from the fa.ruera to-day, and there was a limited &We.
dance. There was not much doing, and price■ were mud.
sally unaltered. White qualities realised N. to 80.;
rod, 700. to 74a. per 36 stone. There was a moderate
show of barley, which met a steady trade, at priors much
the ante as those quoted on the previous SMurday ;
ing, egs. to 48a. ; grinding, 42a. per qr. The supply of
oats was tolerable, and there was a pretty fair demand.
The best sample; were rather in favour of the seller
with respect to price, and other qualities were firm-25..
to 30e. per 24 stone. Beam were a middling show, and
samples were disposed of at late rates-48.. to 7.0• per
38 stone. Malt, 68s. to 70a. ; rye, 42.. per quarter ; dour,
66e. to 575. per mak. Seed mowing has made fair progress
during the past week in this locality.

W AAAAA ORD, MARCH 21.—From foreign one small cargo
maize and a fair quantity of wheat arrived since Saturday
hat. For every article of the trade there bas been a 'tatty
improvement in the demand • business to a considerable
extent was transacted here this week, and any fluctuation
we report in prier are not of much rosequenee. Wheat
—lrish not on quite so good hiquuy. Forcinn meets e
ready sale, and is fully as dear. Barley is lower for all
aorta. Is Mack oats traffic is still restricted from want of
shipping ; at our quotations of this day se'nnight them are
buyers, but holders look for a further advance. Indian corn
we must mention rather easier, say about 3d. per barrel.
Flour 6d. per rek cheaper. Imports this week :--Maize,
1160 quarters ; wheat, 6,200 ; flour, 4 sacks. Exports
this week :—Oats, 2,362 berrels ; barley, 400 ; flour, 549
sacka.

TAM STAIK2 AND LOCK-OUT AT SALTAIRIL —At
noon on Saturday • deputation appointed at a meeting of
the people held on Friday evening, waited upon
Messrs. T. Salt, Sons, sad Co., at their works at
fieltaire, to represent to them their grievances, sad to
express to them their wishes with reference to wager.
laeoiselloyers expressed their desire to consider the
of the workpeople in the most favourable
WreaTtes give whatever wages other firms were giving,
and even more. They desired, however, that the work-
people should resume work at ones, in order to an imme-
diate satisfactory arrangement of differeness. The con.
aities was accepted, and on Saturday afternoon notices
were posted at &hairy that the works would bo opened
as usual on Monday morning. There is no truth to the
statement made in • Leeds paper that ono of tho partners
had stated that the firm found they were paying less
wages than were paid by other firms, and were oa that
account ready to pay more.
WORK INO-WONSN'S CLABBI4I. —On Thursday even-
ing, 11th lad., Mr. M. I). Conway, of Virginia, gave a lec-
ture to the friends and members of this institution in the
class-rooms at Newton-house, on the New England State,
of America, embracing not only the social and physical
condition of these countries, but more especially done
stirring political events which led to their first settlement,
and accompanied their early growth. Mr. Conway pos-
sesses, in an eminent degree, the power of combining
instruction with amusement, and of giving to history and
philosophical speculation the vigour and freshness of per-
sonal obeervatlon. On Thursday evening next Mr. J wrph
Biggs will read • paper on American literature, illustrated
with selections from various authors.

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