Grain.—Wheat: There is very little, if any, prime milling wheat in first bands, but the demand has in no way improved since date of our last report. A moderate quantity of medium is still in the market, a few small lots of which are occasionally disposed of, but at very unsatisfactory prices to sr-llers. In ferior and fowls' wheat i 3 also in good supply and lower, and as buyers are only purchasing to meet requirements, depending on the advent of the new grain which, weather permitting, will ere long be on the market, very little business ia being done Prime milling, 33 3d to 3s tid ; medium to good, 2s lOil to :;s 2d ; inferiorand good whole fowls' wheat, 2s to 2s lid (ex store).—Oats •. Stocks now in lirst hands are reduced to a.very small compass. A considerable quantity has been, placed during the past week, owing to growers being unwilling to hold over any longer. There are very few buyers, and they operate only when suitable inducements are held out by sellers, lhe tone of the market is miller unsatisfactory. Small lots occasionally command fair prices, but large-sized parcels could not be placed at the same figures. Millers are purchasing small lines suitable tor milling, just luiflioient to keep them going for the time being, expecting the new grain to be in the market immediately, and obtainable at lower prices, which ia almost Bale to be the case should (/rowers insist upon immediate sale. Pri/no milling, tliin- Bkiuned, stout, aud bright at 2s M lo 2s 5d ; brst abort bright feed, 2s yd 1,0 2s Id; medium. 2s to 2s 2d; interior and musty, la Sd to Is lOd (ex store). Barley: Samples of the new crop are now being offered, but no business of any consequence has us yet result. ;.l. rrru.verj •.,.:!!!, oRYr; sm'd, ilm demand not being [jx.iw.v!in»lv '■>■ is!;, bm-.-rs .-tn' n< I, inclined to make prices. Sa!<"3 tif g''.dd i|ii .ii! v (v.r.vi crop) are oa;d to lit! inside at :ii «..i (f.0.b.) sit i.ytt.il ton, awl if tlmt ie. 9() priors hern will not be very pmch higher,

Gnus Sec 13,—There is no alteration to note in the tone of the market for ryegrnss seed, which still con tinues dull, no sales of any importance being effected. 