The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-16 00:00:00

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like week. Barley is falling on iaal
sod far the few seasples offered extreme
gems wag Leggsuel ; bnyers oonsequently z.perated miry
lossithir during the pest week has beat
=l.favelgehie tor getting tbs seed in, and a loge
tbebraby bakearly sown. White wheat (weighag
Silts,se to 631b5.), 765. to 80s. • red ditto (weighing 6111 n,
to 631k0.), 79a. to 76a.: bed malting barley (weighing
531bs. to 541 be 1 " • TWIN ditto &AL
636;...21 a 5.17317 drsiditng cliiia (.4,6Triassa.
511 be.), JUL M 88s. ; oats, 28s. to 34e. ; beans, 465. to 474.;
puns (maple).46s. to 475. per qr. Flour, 50s. per saek.
Averages 833 cps., 735. 11d. ; barley, 2,198 qrs..
425. 11d.; oats, 10 qrs., Me.
Norman/at, Maim 14.-The supply of wheat wen
tolerable, and samples were in varied oondition. Bari-
nem was quiet, but fine samples maintained the prices of
last week. White, 78s. to sa. ; red, 720. to 75.. per
36 stone. There was a moderate supply of barley ; the
demand was firm, and prices were about the same as
those of the meioses week : malting. 445. to 495. per qr.;
grinding, 40s. to 435. par 30 stone. The show of oats was
middling, and • shady trade was done at prizes on the
advance : old, 365. to 40a.; new, 28s. to 34e. per 24 stone.
A short supply of beans, which • made good prices ;
535. to 565.; new, 47a. to 50s. per 38 stone. Pees not mate-
rially altered ; demand quiet. Super flour, 565. to 60a ;
line, 54a. to 56e. per sack.
OXFORD. Mown 14.-This Corn Exchange to-day was
well attended ; but the trade in wheat was very much
testrieted in eonseguerioe of fanners holding oat for higher
prices
made solely which werebruerally repudiated, the few purchases
that i;ersolely from necomicy, at prices
ranging from 68s. to . per quarter. There was a good
trade for barley, particularly for planting aptalitisa Cur.
rendes were from 395. to 47.. There was also a good
business done in oats, which commanded from 235. to me,
Old beam ruled from 495. to 525.; new bean., 44.., to 461.;
bog peas, 45e. to 475.; boning meadow none offering. Flour
(seconds), 55e. per sack. Best hay, .1(. re. to V,
per too. Best bread, ; good bread, thl. the llb. loaf.

Prrnieouotion,N•Bot 13.—A very small show of wheat
hers to-day, and such has been the ease at all our neigh.
bowing markets during the week, and prices have ruled
without alteration. The small quantity of spring corn
offering enables sellers to make lusher prices.
RZADING, IlL•mn 14.—There was a moderate supply of
grain in the market this morning,.some parcels of which
were in very good condition. There was no chance in
last week's prices for wheat. Barley was finn. There
was not much business done with regard to other kinds of
grain.

ROCHEISTRI, Meson 14.-There was a rather thin attend.
anus at our city market., the stands at which were only
moderately supplied with wheat and other parcels of grain,
while the Undo was languid, purchasers acting with
considerable reserve. Best descriptions of both white and
red wheats maintained late quotations ; but secondary and
inferior lots declined a further la. to 2s. per qr., with a
slow demand. The present quotations fur best white
wheat are 745. to 775. ; secondary parcels, 70s. to 745.;
and damp and inferior, 675. to 70s. per qr.; best red wheat,
71s. to 745. ; secondary, 68s. to 71s. ; and inferior parcels.
645. to 68s. per qr. Foreign wheat was but little inquired
after, and late prices were hardly maintained, the
terms showing a further reduction of about ls per
qr. Flour was in dull demand, and with the creep.
Lion of some purchases made for a few of the finest lota,
at barely late prices, there wu but little business doing.
Superior kinds of barley, of both malting cud grinding
sorts, were very firm, but rather leas money was taken for
secondary grinding samplee. The present quotations for
beet malting lots are 445. to 48.., and others 40a. to 44e.
per qr. ; beat grinding kinds, :its. to 362.. and inferior .t2s.
to 335. per qr. The malt trade continues atear'y, and late
rates sae well supported. There was a fair retail demand
for oats, which maintained former quotations, best lots
being 2lis. to na., and others 21s. to per qr. Items
and peas both steady, pith a fair consumptive derraniL
The weather continues unusually mild for the season, and
all kinds of vegetation is making rapid Pro,;ree,
Wisest's, Menem 14.-The supply of wheat at this
day's market is very moderate, and a dull trade. Of oats
and other spring corn the quantity showing is quite equal
to the demand. and price in favour of the buyers.
Woncrarsit, MARCH 13.-At this day's market there was
a fair supply of English wheat which was firmly held foe
previous rates, but ruled very dull. Barley ununtained its
value. Oats again rather dearer. Beans firm. reunion
inquired for.
MARCH 14.-With a limited show of wheat and
a moderate attendance sales were effected at very little
change in price*. White made 76e. to ItOs ; red, 725. to
75e. per 36 stone. The demand for barley was pretty goad.
The show was sheet, and sellers held firmly for full
prices. Malting sold at 455. to 458. • and grinding at 42..
per quarter. Oats were moderately represented, and a
fair inquiry was experienoed at the full prices of last
week. Samples made 28s. to 304. per 24 stone. Of beans
the supply weennall, and the quotations of last week were
well established, samples realized 50s. per 38 atone. Rye
was quoted at 46a., malt at 68s. to 70.. per quarter, and
floor at 555. to 575. per sack.
Warintroari. MARCH 14.-We cannot report any arrivals
of grain, foreign or coastwise, and of our own growth by all
way. there was extremely little to market. The business
done since this day se'nnight ban been considerably in
' execs of that during the previous week, and this caused
I prices of all articles to be very well supported. Wheat--
!us the quantity of Irish now to be had must be exceed.
inly limited, millers are anxious to secure soy primeval..
eel, offering ; higher prices might be Paid. Foreign is in a
good duel better inquiry, best deaonptions only thongh.
and closes folly as dear. Barley, with little offering, re-
mains unchanged in value. Mae( oats realised a slight
advance. Extreme scarcity of shipping restricts boeiness,
but many parcels have been taken to go to store. Indian
corn-There are very evident symptoms of a decided on.
provement in the demand, and that before lour,. All des
scriptions rule at about the currency of Saturday List ;if
any change it is in favour of sellers. Flour- No alters.
tion. Exports thin week :-Oats, 634 barrels ; barley, 60;
flour, 617 seeks ; oatmeal, 56.

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