The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-29 00:00:00

pets, not much in demand, were worth from 40e. to CA'
hoar a good sale, at 455. and 465. per eaik.
Parnanononon, APRIL 27. —At our market to-day we
bad a good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale it
barely the price* of this day week. Barley, beet sorts,
dearer. Oats make hill prima Beane ready sale at la. per
quarter more money. Beet real ulosot, 58e. to 60s. per
smarter al 504145. • common ditto, 445. to 46e. per qr. of
480ibn ; esti, laid. to Is. 4d. per stone ; beans, 44e. to
465., fine up 48e. per qr. imperial measure.
ARAMS°, Aram 27.—After a week or two of fine and
seasonable weather a change took place this morning ; the
wind having returned to the east, the temperature fell 10
degrees, and • cold rain had commenced. Still, es the
mercury is high, it is not likely to be oontinnovely wet.
The growing plant of wheat now requires warmer nights to
give it • healthy and promising appearance. There was not
• a2e attendance at oar market this morning, and the
se yof wheat wee short. Business again ruled heavy ;
i d at the early part of the market sellers could not ob.
tin • bid. !rinse remained the same as last week, millers
only parehanng to meet present want. In other articles
very HUM doing ; prices analteced.
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Roca:renal, Aran V.—The supply of wheat at this et.
change was moderate in amount, lint most of the samples
were in improved condition. Best qualities of both white
and red maintained last week's quotations, but interior
samples were slow of sale, millers being disinclined to give
the rates demanded by farmers. There was a good supply
of foreign, which in some instances was quoted at about Is.
per qr. below former rates. Barley, of which there we.
not a large supply at market, was only taken in retail, at
about former currencies ; but simples for grinding pursue
are about 6d. pm qr. dearer. There is still •god
oar
sumptive demand for oats, which maintain the extreme
rates of bat week. Beans are still sought after, and con.
thane in request, and prime hare advanced le. per qr. hos
were somewhat cagier to purchase. There is no alteration
is the price of flour.

WlBllOll, Aram 21.—A moderate supply of grain bees
to-day ; the wheat trade cmitinues lull, with very little de.
mead for any but the best dry samples, which ma be called
about the same in value cm this day week. Km* corn
of ell kinds in fair demand, at former prices. Weather wet
sad oat with the wind et east. Prices to the power:—
Wheat, white (Dew), 48e. to Ws.. 63Iba. par bushel; red,
(new), 445. to 63A, 6311 m. per bushel ; oats (new), la. to
ls. Id. per Mom
Woman's:it Area. 27.—At this day's market there err
a abort supply of wheat, which found buyers at about to
week's pews. Batley may taken in ratan; value us.
allied. Onto bold far 64..t0 L. per qr. advance. Bean
anther dearer. NY Is. per qr. lower.

TOM. Aran. 27.—The quMtity of wheat exhibited at our
eons market today was pretty Womble, sad the attendance
of farmers and factors was abmt an average for the MIMI.
In this county the young wheat plants variably spoken of
in some pleas it looks tolerably healthy. and is &mug quite
as well as can be expected, while in others it is thin and
canes on very slowly. The dernand for wheat was dull at
lets rtes : the beet descriptions of white made 645. ;
eseendary and common runs, 565. to 625. ; fine red, 565.
other kinds, 465. to 54e. per qr. of 36 stone. The show of
, barley was limited, and only a moderate amount of beat.
saw was trammeled, at press similar to thaw obtained in
the week previous : malting made 38s. to 40.. per qr. ;
grinding, 344. per 36 stone. Ms quantity of oat* on offer
was mall, and good simples were taken off middy, at
prim rather in favour of the seller, sales taking place at
Ms. to firds. per 24 stone. There was a fair demand for
beam but the supply was scanty, and holders had no
difiloulty in obtaining m advance of le. per qr. on recent
miss old, 545. to 56e. ; new, 48e. to 525. per 38 stone.
Malt, 70e. to 72. ; rye, SU per qr. ; flour, 475. to 431. per
ID Mom.

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ELIKOALDT, Am= Tr —At our country markets this
week we had very little grain offering. Geed samples of
wheat mad oats sold readily at b. per qr. advance, ; inferior
wheat, la. per qr. lower. Barley seems exhausted.
So
H today we had very small of all Wade of
grais, geality geserally very middling. slow at about
last week's Mose. biking quality into aceriant. Wheat, 32a.
to aDs. par qr. ; barley, Ma to 40a ; gate, 24a. to 31a.
WATER/OEN ATSIL 17.—Our arrivals of foreign grain
foe the week consist of only two cargoes of Indian cora,
and of oar owe growth the supplies are meet hisignificant.
The trade, however, is far from satire, and buyers limit
their operations ea much as powrible. Wheat—The few
sample. of really good Irish which appear at market bring
full rates, but anything inferior is quite neglected. Foreign
net much inquired for, and we reduce our quotations about
3d. per bane/ Barley wanted, and 3d. to ed. per barrel
4sarer. Oats realise a further advance of 2d. to 3d. per
barrel, which buyers pay mod reluctantly. Indian corn in
better asemad, but the decline la Liverpool enables par.
cheeses to supply themselves at per barrel ieExpna
Flour the turn lower.lndian corn, 3,195 Imports3d.
this week heat, 180
.; ,• four, 30 sacks. ortsmoney.
this
week :—Wheat, 862 barrel, ; barley, 50 ; oats, 4,550 ;four,
672 woks; Indies corn, 1,550 barna ; oatmeal, 8 masks.

WEATHER REPORT.

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7useowans
SO. II N.W.
Alasam lO.l N $4 N.N.W.
Lams 30.21 44 le N.W.
MIME 13.211 40 41 LW.
Massoass 3O. 66 61
POssam W. 4$ 41 1.8.3.
lamas 10.12 46 18 E.N.E.
GALWAY 34.1 16 18N.
801230100101 3010 43 40 N.W. •
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10.11 66 so N.W.
Nab N.N.W.o
rstir 2"11.4441s . . N. 8143 41 N.N.Z.
Loma lO.l 41 40
DOM' 3O. 63 61 16.
PO2lOllOOlll 3O. 68 64 ELI. 0
1611171410) 04.13 64 46 11.3.1.•
Psrmoont
Paraanam ST 66 3.11.1.
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Comma's — 40 LW.
113LD113 3O. 41 NJ!. W.
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