The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-04 00:00:00

ler pass tall rates
seek. were supported. Fine sour, Ns. to big
ereceds, 14s. pror

NnWCIMPRUPUrOaI-TTsa, MAY Y.—At our market this morning
we had a lamp show of wheat from the growers, and the arrivals,
coseterise as wail SS from abroad, as previously adverted to, being
moderate, fresh thrashed maples sold pretty freely, at fully me
noes of this day sansleirt. Pram the stands Use transseuese
proved 'baked, to a want of suitable quidity—Black fles
•, la fact, there was little else offer-
irrirtaruled quiet, the change of temperature affecting the
dammed. Little psalm In barley, beans, and peas. (fats a slow
We but primes osnuot be written cheaper. The erriveis this
week are :—Whast coastwise, 1,430 qrs. . foreign. 400. Bayley.
foreign, 143. Malt, coastwise, 20. Osta, coastwise, 314: forefeu,
I,loe. Peas, foreign, 507. Flow, coastwise, 985 sacks. Milian
corn, 180 sacks.

NoRWICH„ MAT It-The quantity of wheat offering et this
market to-day was fair, but the trade ruled slow, at barciy
last etnrdays rates, White wheat, 161 s. to 64a red ditto, Le.
to 76a per qr. Malt, wholesale, 64a. retail, 71n. par qr. The
weather has bean very fine daring the week, and all vseetas4,,,
le now preeentimg a promising appearance. Averages-MI
1,310 qrs., 745 10d. ; barley, 388 gra, 43e. 7d. Corresponding
period last year- Wheat, 3,5681 ; barley, 141 gm
3711N.0 NO 4drit: oats, t 1,161
-.a grli 11.2 .27rten have been busily
7.ito Otit-doer Work during the put week, and the faced,
the country ham decidedly improved. At our corn market W. 4.1
there was only a moderate quantity of !wheat on offer, the
lity of the main tielng fair. There was a quiet demand,
literates were difficult to sapped. White realised from 10.•
84a. : red, 73a. to 78a per 36 stone. Of barley there was rq
litUe on offer, and the Liminess done was at fully as
money as heretofore, malting, Ma. to 508. per qr.: grinding, 4,q,
to de. per 110 stone. The show of oats was wain only of a linotto
character, and afirm feeling prevailed In the trade. An
vane on late rates was tried for, but no material alterst,..,
occurred In the quotations-old, MI. to 385.; new, :Ns. ti
per 24 stone. lieanscamo to hand very sparingly,aud the .kinad
being healthy, holders were enah:ed to realise en admit. se
per qr. on former terms-old, Its. to bee ; new, 48s. to 53/1. 'kr
3d stone. yeas were a small show, and maintained their noire.
Super flour, 381. to 60a. ; fine, 345. to 56.. per 20 stone.
OYrlaD, Mar 2,-The corn market today was well attended,
and fairly supplied with corn :barley excepted, which is gettiN
very short, but In consequence of such high prices being shied
business was very limited. Currencies were as fellows, vu ;
Whew, 745. to 82a per qr. ; oats, 265. to 365. ; b.ans, 50s. to 54., ;
flour, bee. per sack.

It'ealign, MAT 2. —The market this morning was well
attended, but the supply was short. Some good samples were
offered, which fetched fully last week's priest Barley and oats,
for which there was a good demand, sold well.
ItnennesTaa, MAY t —Only a moderate supply of wheat was
brought forward by farmers and holders, and tho opantay of
tine samples on the stands was very small. With a fair attend-
ance of the city and country Lade Tusinets was exceedingly
languid, with but tittle doing. Notwithstanding this, however,
the tone of the market was very firm, and foe a few of the beq
runs of both white and red samples prices advanced a further Is.
per qr. The quotations for beat runs of white wheat are Pt.
Ws.; and tetra tine, 80a to S. per qr. • secondary sorts, 7
7da ; and inferior, 70a to 735. per qr. Best red chest,
765.: secondary, kis. to 725. ; and other lots, 645. to GS. p r
Only • limited Inquiry wee experienced for foreign whet, nt r•
theless former prices were well supported. Toe flour trail. was
quiet, and with &steady inquiry the quotations continue
the same aa before. Superior lots of both malting mot ;.
kinds of barley were in demand at a tilde higher rate.. ;
terms for the former being Sta. to Via, and grinding,
per qr. Malt is firm, with but little doing. oats wer : 1.. !...r
supply, neverthelesslate prices are well maintained, a b . I
the beet old lots commanding about ed. per qr. more
Beans and peas little inquired after, with prices the rat „e ai
before. The weather during the week has been wain:, tat
all kinds of vegetation have made rapid progress.
Pr.rnanottotoit, MAY 2 - Only a email supply of w!. at h.te
to-day ; still prices (from the want of demand, mmt be .•..nsid. led
Is. to to. per qr. lower than last week. We have but little .pniag
torn uttering, and prices must be considered the rms.: a-
week.

WISBECTI, MAY. t—A small supply of grain of all
day's market. Wheat fetches last week's prices, tly, tell ti,•t a
brisk side, and all spring corn as before.
Yost, MAT 2.—The late rains have been of groat
vegetation In this district. The wheat crops rue well r. ~rt.-1
the weather having of late been very favourably 11.• am, of
wheat at to-day's corn market was very limited, au .I :t, n.I.
snot was by no means numerows. Tbedem!unt ..n

firm, and Business was done at the rates of the we.... .4.
Priem for white sorts were 78s. to 525. ; ditto re.l, ;, • per
30 stone. The barley season is now over, and there !,a,ity a
sample at market today. Prices remained stati. mar) - iodate
435. to 455. per quarter. Oats were only a small ...1 tavre
wall a firm inquiry at rates quite equalling those of sat ;
new realised 2es. to 30$. per i 4 stone. of beaus ..hilt' few •a;/,!,w
were shown, and these met a tolerable sale at rat, th.- tern us
favour of the seller-50s. to 525. per quarter. Very little
in other things. Malt, ass. to 701. ; rye, 435. per quart, r I i.ur,
53e. to 575. per sack of aMlbs.
WATIRFORD,MAT s.—From abroad a fair quantity i.l t and
maize arrived here this seek. We have no importai.t ,It. ran
In our quotations of this lay sennight to mention Ihe I.a.s.
ness transacted was not to much extent, but the!, is w,
tlon on the part of holders to latex odes. Wlit at —Fort .2, it
held firmly, and buyers have to pay full prices. Irish at—ut
before. Barley is hardly so dear. Black oats are in heta r rr.
quest, top value more freely paid, but any advance asked
business entirely. Indian corn.—From all diftcti.vis we le a is
liable reports of a continued steady increase in the consetepii,..
we find an improvement in the demand. Prices the tarn, vier.
Flour unaltered. Imports this week:—Maize, 4.lir, qt,
4,355 ; meal, 50 sacks. Exports this week :—Maize,
wheat, 7U; eats, 10,424; barley, 432; flour, 701 sacks; oatee
66.

NORTH OF ENGLAND IRON TRA DZ. —ThOtigh the
mills and forges of the northern district are now generally
well occupied, the tone and prospects of the iron tr.:a
do not appear to be quite so promising as they were. It is
general opinion that orders are not coming in with out .
cient rapidity to replace those being worked off. Ship-
ments of railway iron are now heavy. For plate or tingle
iron the demand is fairly maintained. l'ig iron is not
quite so firm, the requirements of Lancashire and Stafford.
shire being small just at present. Makers' stocks are not
going down very rapidly. Prices are nominally un•
changed, and are, No. 1, 475. Gd. ; No. 3, 434. 6d. ; No. 4,
42a. Gd. nett cash. Shipments of pig-iron to liaalAnd
and the continent are going on briskly.
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