The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-08 00:00:00

in the trade, the sales effected were made at en advance of
le. per qr. for the best samples, while secondary lota w.•re
fully as dear. There was scarcely a sample of any other
gram to be seen. Flour in favour of the seller. Whit.
wheat, 565. to 601. ; red ditto, 52v. to Ste. ; damp and in.
foliar ditto, 46a. to 48s. per qr. Flour, 365. 6d. to 395. per
sack from the miller.

NOTTINGHAM, JULY 6.—At our corn market today
the show of wheat from the growers wall barely an
average for the season, and consisted of old and new sorts.
Trade ruled firm, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter ;
old white realised 67e. to 775. ; old red, 62a to UNs. ; new
red, 58s. to 61.. ; new whits, 475. to 665. per 36 stone. There
was scarcely any barley exhibited, and the demand being
about on par with the supply, no =Aerial alteration can be
quoted in pewee ; grinding made 295. to 31s. per 30 stone ;
malting all bat nominaL Of oats the show was scanty, and
the demand was slow ; consequently holders could not ob-
tain any advance on former terms ; old, 325. to 36e. ; new,
Ws. to 345. ; foreign, 28e. to 325. per 24 stone. The show of
beans was meagre, and with a quiet feeling in the trade
prices were about the same a. last week ; old, 56.. to 60s. ;
new, 40e. to 60a. per 38 stone.
Punnuaoaomm, JULY 6. —At one market to-day we bad
a fair supply of wheat, which met a ready sale at la. per
qr. over the prices of this day week. Barley : None showing.
Oats in small supply, and no alteration. BMW : More
offering, and la per. qr. lower. Prim :—Best red wheat,
58a. per qr. ci Wlllbs.• common ditto, 38e. to 40a. per qr.
of 48016 a. ; oats, ls. ls. Q. per atone ; beans, 425. to
44.. per qr. of 5321b5.
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R;Ainifo. JULY 6.—Many of the farmers being engaged
with the hay, the attendance at our market this morning
was small. The supply was also limited, and business quite
of a nominal character. For the best maniples last week's
prices were obtained ,• for inferior there was really no de-
mand. In other articles there was but little business doing.
Rocaterriat, JULY 6.—Both homegrown and foreign
wheat was in fall supply, and the market, on the whole,
well attended. Most of the best samples were in very fair
request at about former rates, while in some instances a
aught advance had to be paid for the finest qualities,
although inferior kinds were almost entirely neglected.
The barley trade was somewhat brisker, and prices exhibited
rather more Imam ; but the demand for this description
of grain being very small at this season of the year, the
burner doss was on a limited scale. Best kinds of oats
sell at fanner prior, but for anything inferior a decline of
6d. per qamter had to be submitted to.

Viummon„ JOLT 6.—With the exception of a few shower,
during the week, the weather has been as beautiful is
could be desired, and all the crops greatly improved. The
supply to-day is small of all kinds of pain ; the millers
pick the best fresh samples of wheat at la. to 2s. per 7.
over last week's prices, and with more demand for the in.
ferior sorts. Sprlog corn dull sale at former prices. Prices to
the grower :—Wheat, white, new, 445. to 5.1 e. 631bs. per
bushel ; red, new, 40s. to 505., 631 be. per bushel ; oats,
new, la. 00. to la. lid, per done.

Vioscsfirn, JOLT 6.—There was spin a very short
supply of wheat at market today. and all descriptions were
le. to 2e. per qr. dearer. Barley nominally unaltered. More
doing In cote, at 6d. to le. per qr. decline. Beans le. per
qr. higher. Peas ls. per qr. lower.

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Yost, JULY 6.—The attendance to-day was only
moderate, and the show of wheat was magre, consisting of
a sprinkling of rd and white sorts. The demand wu
steady, at an advance of L. per quarter ; white samples
ware quoted at LOs. to 60e.; red ditto, 40s to 525. per 36
stone. There was a small supply of barley, for which the
inquiry ruled slow, and recent rates were for the inLetr...t
sustained ; melting kinds were nearly nominal ;
made 321. to 345. per 30 stone. Oats came to
sparingly, and there not being much life in the trade
maniples were taken off at prices not much varied from three
of last week ; the bed kinds made 30a. ; ordinary 28s. per
24 stone. La beans a limited share of business was trans-
acted at 100111114 rates ; dd, 52.. to 545. ; new, 48.. to 50e.
per 38 stow. Malt, 70s. to 725. ; rye, 36.. par qr. Flour,
445. to 46a. per seek.
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KIRKCALDY. JOLT have had a week of variable
weather aseniesally brilliant sunshine, followed in the
afternoo, by heavy showers, with chilly east winds, very
favourable, however, to the progress of vegetation. Barley
and cats prenin to be tarp crops. Wheat, both
winter sad 'prim sows, is the wont of the cereal
mope, and eassualy abort in breadth. Potatoes ben sot im-
proved se we should have liked. Turnips look well every-
where. AS our orentry works* this week, we have still
to report veli6itase gnaw et any kind offering. Fanners
ask several drams cm when, which is only com-
plied with • yby needy buyers. No change in spring
corm Hem today, we had only trilling supplies of wheat.
Oats and bealey—ealas ready. Wheat, Is. to 21. per qr.
adman, and oats ed. per. qr. over last week's prices.
Wheat, BBL to We. ed. per qr. Barley, 30e. to 33.. Oats,
Ns. to SU

Watinecoti. Jura 6.—The temperature this week hue
been very warm, with frequent heavy rains, and farmert
begin to with far drier weather. We lave age& to
a ounsiderable arrival of Indian corn, but of wheat rayon
few ltimdied quarters have come to band coastwise. Our
market beg been steady, without any material change since
the dais of oar last. Wheat maintains werkos rates, with
rather mare inquiry for the better descriptions of foreign ;
secondary qualities neglected. Barley and oats fully as
dear, bat the balsam passing in three articles is very
limited. loam corn declined 3d. per barrel early in the
week, bad has dace fully recovered this fall on large
higher& sad the market closes very firm at our quotations.
Floor of pekoe quality unaltered in value ; inferior brands
rather abeagar. Imports this week :—Wheat, 455 qua
Liam eon, 15,042 qrs. ; flour, 200 sacks. &pods this
week :—Whist, 30 barrels ; oats, 2,944 barrels ; flour, 131
soaks ; oatmeal. 8 sardo.