The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-17 00:00:00

allied 80s. to Ms. ; red, 74a. to 76e. per 36 stone. The
supply of barley was tolerable, and there was a moderate
demand. Buyers tried to purchase at lower prices, but
sellers refused to take less money, and samples were tame
eff at very little change from late rates. Malting made
455. to 50s. per qr. , grinding, 41s. to 435. per 30 stone.
The show of oats was middling, and a fair consumptive de.
mend was erperieneed at prices rather higher than those
of the week previous ; old, :Zit to 385.; new, 275. to 335. per 24 stone. For beans a healthy inquiry took place,
and prices bad a tendency to advance ; old, to 564.
new, 464. to 31s. per 38 stone. Peas were a small show'
and rates were unaltered. Super flour, 5,50. to Got. ; fine:
51s. to 565, per sack.
Olivier), Fire. Fzchange was well attended.
but wheat was In but limited supply; fine dr/ simples
brought extreme prices, bat inferior descriptions wen
' hardly so dear ; pnces ranged front S. to eh. per:quuter.
The show of barley was not a large one, and good qualities
maintained their full value. Coarse lota were hardly so
dear ; malting made from 435. to 475.; grinding from 40a.
and upwards. Old beams were scarce, and ruled from 49e.
to 525.; new beans for planting were in request; a good
many samples changed bands at prices varying teem 455.
to:4Ba. Oats met a fair demand, and prices Lad an up.
ward tendency, viz., from 2la. to :Y:4. Hog peas cont.
mended 455. to 458.; there was no trade for boiling peas.
Flour (seconds), for which there was a good trade, made
WA. to feis. per sack. Best bread, B.A. the llb. loaf;
good bread Bd. Hay (meadow), 31. se. to 41. per ton,
PETEEBOROUGH, Fan. 13.-A large supply of wheat here
to-day, and a good sale for it, at last week's prices. ()win;
partly to a demand for seed all spring sold readily at some,
what higher rates.
READING, Frs. lam.-There we. about an average sepply
' of wheat this morning, and sales were elfec eel at an
advance of ls. upon the rates of last week. Larlry %AA in
better supply, hut late prices were maintained. 14,mm
and peas for seeding purposes were quite :ts dear, the
demand being brisk. Oats were also in (...r ugae.t
at
late rata
ltacirEsTrit, rEn. 15.-The attend-nre of buyers and
factors at this exchange w.,s wry and the 'bends
were rather better furnished with el., at and other Linde
of grain, for which the (seismal was active. Supelioe
qualities of both white and red descriptions of wheat
were firm at previous rats, but 10:, % held aloof (rota
operating at the advanced quotation. last w. ek, and
the sales effected were at terms in faeour of
buyers. For best white wheat the ...oda' inlet ale 74v. to
775., and extra superior lots ; r qr. ; . con.
defy, 705. to ids. • and dair.p and Infos Mr, v;-5. to per
qr. ; best red whe'at, 71s. to 749. ; eredoy kinds, e.s.
to 71e. ; and damp and inferior, bdv. 'S. jolt -,r. The
foreign trade ruled about the same as 'aim..., awl the de-
mand steady, a few of t'ue best north country lots f. tvhiug
so.. to tits. per qr. Owing to the mildness of the e,atha
the flour trado was firmer, and a kw of the mien tore
made lots fetched about bd. per sack s:ore money; the
secondary and households sellio: about th.. same . s Wore.
:,uperior lota of both malting and grinding k:.,1 ~1 krh y
were Erna, but other drscript :owe fotchevi barely as no:ris
money ea before; for best ni.elting lots the tern. are tit to
845.; andgrinding, to3cs. p rquarter. ;noel 'l.l •st.aro
dear, and the turn r.gainst buyer., bent nh:te • •
Ws. to 325. per quarter. Beans. nos. u. LI- I. •; ;
Oda. to 50i. for other eloctiption.. Peas in our of
buyers, with an inactive inquiry. Tho oaathcr the
week has been ezceedinly mild, allowin„: ,oc
operations to be carried forward with great % i :our.
YOKE. FEB. 15.-We had again only a limited quantity
of wheat on offer to-day, the show consist:l,4 of a Trick.
ling of white and red sorts. Sales took place
fully tato rates were obtained. Prices for shit.• we.- from
765. to taos. ; red, 725. to 75.5. per 3z; stone. Then. was
a short supply of barley, for which the demand was 1 r,tty
fair. An advance was tried to be made. but buyers re.
misted, and the rake of the week previous were 1. .t ea.
oecded. Malting realis&l 425. to 4Cs. per gn..rer ; rArd-
ing, 4^s per 70 stone. Oats were aremiugly opros
and there was a tolerable inquiry, the eurrcneie. art
week being fully realised ; new, 221.. to Ws. P r I •:.,ne.
Of beans the show was small, and there was a fair d.n.and
at the extreme rates of last Satin:44, flees. to per ::t
stone. Malt, 68a. to 705.; rye, 48s. per qr. to
58s. per sack of 280113.
WISDECIT, FELL 15.-This market centimes to le well
supplied with wheat. A good supply of beans sod i.eall
and fair of oats. Wheat of good quality is Is per quarter
dearer; beans and peas ls. per quarter d,arar, and
sate 6d.

Wogerman, Fan. 18.—At this day's nr.rl:et Care wa
a full supply of wheat, which sold &only at is. pee
quarter advance. Earley dull and rather lnwer. I).ds
maintained their value. Berns quite rts olLar. LAI
neglected.
Warn:roan, FEB. 13.—One cargo wheat from abroad,
with a few small parcels of rriaizo coastwise, we can mow
report. Though there was some increase in th., band
for foreign produce this week, the quantity that eh:m.4
bands was but limited, and in one or two inatanc, lower
Niece were accepted. Home grain well bought at more
money, Wheat—Any prime descriptions of foreign are
held firmly for full rates, though tho transactions were re.
stricted. For Irish, millers are willing to pay some en.
hancement, particularly as theme cannot be mach more ex.
poctcd from farmers this season. Barley—All varicti,r,
nut chiefly malting, meet a ready sale at rel. improvement.
13ack oats have been in good request at up to 4d. per hrh
advance, and the market cleared of prime parcels. Lilian
corn—The tendency of prices is again in favour of par.
Owen. The inquiry which had fallen oil lately o!Dears
to be once mote on tho Wien-nee. Flour no Lh.c...:e.
Imports this week :-31alse, 1,f560 qrs. ; wheat, 4.35.
E:lsorts this week t—lileize, 1,671 barrels ; wheat, *270 ;
oats, 4,7;1; barley, 1,l A ; flour, 118 sacks.

WORKMEN'S INTERNATIONAL ETIIIRITIoN,
—An executive committee has been appoint.! to under-
take tbo necessary arrangements for this exhibi Lion by the
honorary council chosen at the public meetirg, in St..
l'uncras Vestry-hall, under the pre.idency of the lion.
Aubcron Herbert, KA., on the 14th Oc ohs. The courted
are now, therefore, at liberty to take up the larger ques-
tion committed to them, viz., . the iwon,tion of the
technical instruction of artisans in thair trades and
handicrafts.
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