The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-27 00:00:00

show. The demand foe this grain was good,. and the best
sorts ware rather dearer than en the prance's week ; oedi,
nary ditto quite as well sold. Old made 365. to 40s. ; new;
illa to 3M. pre 24 stems.
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sr, Aram 26.—There wee a pretty good
of all grain lore today ; the trade ruled doll sad
being unwilling to take lower prose, there wee bus
be done. Fine fresh threshed red wheat made
In 765. per qr. of 36 stone.
RIADING, Aran 26.—The market foe wheat opened
rather heavily, but holders remained firm, and ultimately
the fall prices of laid week were obtained, both for the hest
and other qualities. Fine white sorts of old realised from
83s. to 86s. ; beet new, 80e. to 82a. ; aseendery, 76.. to 604.;
and inferior, 70s. to 75e. The beet descriptions of cm.
commanded • fair inquiry, at recent terms, other sorts at
nominal rates. Poland oat. maimed from 31s. to 34,,, ;
Wakiriao, 28a. to 30a. • end Tartar', 23.. to 27a.
ROCIMITII, Arm—At the Corn Exchange to-day
the elands were well tarnished with wheat and other
kinds of grain, but best maniples were in short supple,
With a fair attendance balloon ruled firm, late prices
being gmerally well supported, while afew of the choicest
lots were about la. per qr. dearer. For the best runs of
white the terms are 76e. to 80e., and a few choice fine lobs,
80a. to 62a. per qr. ; secondary white, 7'2.. to 76a, and
inferior, 6fle. to 725. per qr. of 621 b.. to 6411 n. to the
bushel. Beet red wheat, 721. to 73*. ; secondary, 68e. to
725., and other descriptions 645. to 68e. per qr. A Inode-
rate supply of foreign grain was at market, and with a
quiet demand former terms were well supported. There
wee no material change in flour, and the demand for all
fine descriptions was steady, at former terms. Barfly
was in steady request,. and • few of the choicest lots for
malting purposes bring • trifle higher terms ; for best
barley the rates are 4Ge. Sc 485., and grinding rte. to 4,9.
per qr. The cat trade is firm, and • few of tile best old
lots command 6d. per qr. higher rates.

WIBBFCH, APRIL2i.—We are fairly supplied with
wheat, and but little spring corn at this day's market
Wheat makes fully last week's prices, and fur anything
select la. more ; spring corn as before.

Wozcserza, Aram 25.—At this day's market thsre wag
an increased aupply of English wheat, for which a furth,i
advance was demanded, but not complied with. barley
scarce, and still tending upwards. Grey oats isgl. to la. per
qr. dearer ; in other Rinds no alteration. Beans inquired
for. Peas dull.

Yong, APRIL 25.—There was again a very small show of
wheat to-day, and the attendance of the trde was male.
rate. In this large county the wheat plant is doing well.
The weather has been warmer than last week, and the
pastures are looking better. The demand for wheat
liras at a slight advance on the quotations of the previous
Saturday. For white sorts prices ranged from 7ss. to ,21,,
for red, 725. to 7Gs. per :16 stone. In barley there eat
hardly anything doing, the season being now all I,:t
over. Malting, 45e. to 475. ; grinding, 42a. to 445. per. .ir
Oats came very sparingly to hand, and the tone of the
demand was healthy. No difficulty was e•perienecd is
obtaining a little advance on the rates of the prev..,l4
market-day : new, 28s. to 30s. per 21 stone.

WATERFORD, APRIL 25. —Only one cargo maize to report
arrived. We must renew nearly all our quotations of
this day se'nnight. The business done, although to
considerable extent, has not been quite so Urge as either
of the two previous weeks. Wheat: Foreign well mast,:os
full values; the demand which had elackem d for , and,
is again reviving. In Irish we have not heard of any
transactions. Barley is held for more money. k oats,
holders look for 34. per barrel advance, which shipNes
hesitate to pay. For Indian corn the inquiry continues to
improve, but still the quantity moving into consui,,pti-s
is not so large as usual at this season of the year. Prices
gam favour buyers. Flour very firm. Imports ttis weak:
Maize, 1,929 qrs. Exports this week :—Wheat. hrlq. •
oats, 4,947 ; barley, 906 ; flour, 894 sacks ; oatmeal.

THE COLLIERS' STRIKE IN SOUTH I E E.-
WIGAN, SATCRUaT.—AII was quiet in Wigan and neigh.
bourhood this morningE, and there was Lirilly a collier to
be seen in the roads. livery possible pi ecaut ion s.lll Liken
by the authorities to preserve the peace, hut there ea
not the slightest necessity for any action on their part. A
meeting of the county magistrates was held this morning,
at which the charge of the several colliery districts round
the town was allotted to the different magistrates pre.
sent. It wall also decided to establi•h mouuted patrols
both in the borough and the county. It is believed that a
large number of men will begin to work ou Monday and
Tuesday, now that it is certain they will be protected.
The masters assert that three fourths of the col:iers
would work if they dared, but this statement meets with
a positive denial from those who are resolved to =tame
tke strike.

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STRIKE IN THE LIVERPOOL BUILDINt; TROE
The Bricklayers' Union has caused a strike at the swiss
of Marra. Holm and Nicol, large builders and eon
tractors of Liverpool, the grounds of dispute being link,
stood to be the refusal of Messrs. Holme and
foreman to pay a penalty of 54. towards the expenses a
former strike, and an opposition to a new code of rules of
which the master builders had given notice. The Mo.oor
Builders' Association have intimated that unless tie
strike against Messrs. Holme and Nicol be inunedi.ady
withdrawn, steps will be taken to protect that firm..0..1
that after the 4th May next the master bricklayers will
only employ men who are willing to work ander the nee
code of rules.