The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-26 00:00:00

to 18a. barley, new, 10a. to Ila. 6d.; oats, potato, new,
Ba. to d.. 3d. • ' common, new, 7s. te ; 171,14. to I,ie. ;
beans, 15a. to 18a. ; peas. 17a. to 18s.
GUILDFORD, JAN. 24.—The supply of wheat at today's
market was again of a limited ohmmeter. Them was a brisk
damand for all good useful qualities, at fully late Mos.
Barley, and other spring emu, met with a rod *Wry at
last wears pricea. Wheat. 445. to M..; bar,.its. to 39e.;
oats, 21s. to 26e. ; peas, 40a. to 4.1 a. ; beans, 38a. to 44,.
per qr.
Lamaism, JAL 94.—The demand was slow at about Is.
par qr. dechee. Old red made 54.. to 56a. ; new. 42.. to
624. ; old white, 68s. to SOL ; new, 48a. to Ns. per 38 atom.
Barley 1211210 to hand lees freely, and the demand wee tole-
rable at about the currencies of the week previous; malting,
I 34. to 38a. per qr. ; grinding, 28.. to 30.. per 30 stone.
Ear oats the demand wee quiet, and in some cuss prime
were a shade lower; aid, 27a to 30a. ; new, 20s. to 240. per
24 atone.

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Nrwcuerts-orow-Trwx, JAN. 21.-At our market this
morning we bad a good supply of wheat from the growers,
but owing to the tempestuous state of the weather our
arrivals are limited. Farmers' samples being for the most
part indifferent, both as regards condition and quality, a
clearance was only practicable by submitting to • reduction
of Is. per qr, whereas a similar decline would have beer,
conceded ex ship, which resulted in only a moderate business
being effected. There was no pressure from warehouse,
holders deeming it more prudent to await • more active
demand previous to selling. Flour met • slow inquiry.
Very little change can be noted in south country malting
barley of extra quality, but the large quantity .ffering of
country barley, for which low catenate accepted, renders the
sale of foreign barley most difficult, and it is only now and
then that buyers canto met with. Malt in very slow re.
quest, and tending cheaper. Choice boiling peas wanted, but
there is little sale for secondary descriptions, excepting at
grinding rake. Beans neglected. Oats in moderate de-
mand, but cannot be written lower. The arrivals this
week ere :-W brut, coastwise. 1.731 pt. ; foreign, 1,027.
Rye, coastwise, 22. Barley, coastwise. 55; foreign, 257.
Malt,eolatirise, 150. Cate, coastwise, 348. Peas, coastwise,
20. Beane, ociadwiee, 43. Flour, coastwise, 900 sacks.
Nonwice, Jig. 24.-The supply of wheat to-day was
fair, but the condition for the most part very moderate. The
sales made were la. per quarter lower than on this day
eenaight. The quantity of barley oa'sring was limited, and
in many iambusess le. per quarter more mosey was given
for the best malting qualities. In other pain little passing.
Flour in favour of the buyer. The weather this weak has
been stormy and changeable ; today it is squally with •
B.W. wind. White wheat (weighing 571te. to 831ba), 48e.
to 511. ; red ditto (weighing 57Th.. to 63Ibe), 43a. to 48a. ;
be chevalier malting barley (weighing 5310 e. to 5411;e),
375. to 39e. ; runs chevalier ditto (w 52lbe. to
531ba.), 355. to 3fis. ; distilling ditto (w4ioWg 49115. to
511 M.), 325. to 345. ; rota, 24e. to 28e. ; beans, 38e. to
; and peon, 38.. to 40s. per qr. Flour, .141. per sack.
Norrreosah, .fax. 24.-The show of wheat was fair, but
the coedition of the samples was still irregular. Fine ph.
lilies were hardly so dear, but inferior kinds declined le.
per qr. New white made 45e. to Ma. ; sew red, 45e. to
file. • old white, 584. to 84e. ; old red, 50e. to Ns. pr 36
stoma. There wet a moderate supply of barley, and the
best sorts commanded late rates ; inferior rather cheaper.
Malting (new), 345. to 43.. ; new foreign, 345. to 40e. per
qr.; grading, Ms. to 30a. per 30 Moos. Oats were sot
much inquired after, sadists piece ware hardly supported.
except for superior sorts ; old, 25a. to 31.5. ; new,t
25e. per ?A stone.
Pwricanoitouce, Jas. 24.-W• have • very small
marled here to-day. Wheat hods dull at Is. per qr.
decline in piee. Barley reedy sale at rather more money
than meddles made last week. Cala and beans without
alteration.

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RCLDING, JA. K—Than woo ad quite eiv large •
supply of wheat at our market this sormag, end in only
middling condition. Trade was very inactive, and what
ales were effected were at last week's prices, millers only
purchasing for present demands. There wee a better trade
for barley, mortly attributable to the short supply, which must
be quoted L. to 2s. dearer. In other articles the trade wan
nominal.
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Rocacwrza, Jaw. 24.—The show of wheat wee fair, but
many of the samples exhibited were out of condition and
altogether unsaleable. For primest iota the rates of last
week were fully realised, beet lots of old white fetching 565.
to 60e., and new, 54e. to 58a. per qr. ; hest old red, 50a. to
64.., and sew, 48.. to 52a. ; inferior and secondary white,
48e. to 64.., and red, 40s. to 435. per qr. Barley wee oily
a moderate show, and the trade was confined chiefly to
malting lota, best descriptions of which realised from 36e. to
40s. ; best grinding, 26e. to 32a. per qr. The oats trade
wee steady, and prices were pretty firm, best Polands
making 265. to 285., and other lots, ZS. to 265. per qr.
WISBRCE, JAN. K—W e are w,ll 'applied with grain
of all kind' at this day's market. Wheat is a doll sale for
all qualities and Is. per qr. cheaper for the cold rough
samples. Oats fully maintain the prices of last week, with
more doing. Other articles about as before. Prices to the
grower :—Wheat, white, 48e. to 50a., 6316 e. per bushel ;
red, 47e. to 48e. Oats, 106 d. to II ed. per stone. Beans,
34e. to 36e. par qr. of 19 stage ; old, 44e.

Woacnorm, JAI. 24.—There was much lees supply at
market today, bat sales could only be made by submitting
to a reduction of 1a per qr. Barley very dull, bat M
lower. Oats firm, only taken in limited quantities. Beans
Is. lower. Pens neglected.
Yolals, JAIL 94.—There was about ea average show of
wheat, and miss were made to • fair extent at a fall of la.
per qr. on last week's rates. New white sold at 50a. to 56a.;
new red, 445. to 48a. por 36 stove. Of barley the samly
was by no mesas absodant, and Bee qualities were had ea
extreme rates ; malting, 33a. to 365. per qr. ; grinding. lb.
to 30s. per 30 atm. There was a limited show of cedy
for which the demand was dull at barely late rates ; new,
20s. to 24a. per 24 stone.
Humcsi.or. JAN. 24. —At our country markets. this
week, we had a considerable quantity at wheat and oats
offering, but a good deal lees barley. Priem of wheat hag
declined Is. per qr. Oats were bd. to Is. per qr. higher.
Barley was latterly is favour of buyers. Hen today we
had middling supplies of wheat sad barley, el
oats. Balm ready. Wheat rather cheaper. eni
oats much the same u last market day. Wheat, be
52a. per qr. Barley, 22• MAJ. Oats, UM to 26..
WATER/ORD, lan. 24.—We have small applies of Irish
vain to report this week, sad arrivals of foreign ere only
moderate. With rather a better inquiry for mod articles
of the trade, our market is somewhat firmer, and holders
have no difficulty in realign full prim. Irish wheat in
good request at previous rates, and foreign mega more at-
Motion than last week. Barley quiet, but not cheaper.
Oata sell readily at an advance of Id. to 2d. per cwt. In-
dian oorn, with an Increasing demand, brims about 2d. per
cwt. over the quotations of this day
_sieseight. No change
in flour. Imports this week r— Wheat, 11l qrs.•
943 ; corn, 7,486 ; flour, 100 sacks. ExpOrta this
weak :---Wheat, 1,596 cigar. ; oats, 7,416 ; flour, 1,630 ;
colniesi, 40.
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CATTLE.—Camarme., JAS. It.—There were only about
half a donna head of frisk cattle on offer to-day in our
market, Showman being now far advanoei. The few on
offer being of good quality, 81. and 101. a heed was asked.
The dock of young pigs on offer was similes to that of last
week, befog 50 curtloads. An improvement in quality wee
obeervableiHred with late markets, most of the lots
being nom of large and well-conditioned animals. An
early
for keeping purposes. Last week's prices were fully rap-
ported, with a better demand. Prices ranged from 9s. and
12s. up to 18s. and 21s.

Importing tea without colour on the leaf pre
kb* Mime passing of I Interior brown Hares as In the
usual kinds. llorninian's Tor uotwkwared. therefore always
saw silks. Boni 10 rackots is
2.5*3 onesink—lndrortisisannt.l

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
BIDGOOD.--JanustT ti. at Bishop's Lodge. Finchley-road, At.
John's-wood, the wife of F. Bldgcnxi Teo of aeon.
CHASlP.—JanuaryHarrington-autism the wife of C.
Chap, bat, of a daufaiter.
SlOROAN.—Janners 21. at Christchurch-road, Btreatharn-hill.
the wife of T. Mown. F•q.. of • dughter.
Iti)lisoSl.—Jesuary at litootasbury.square. the wife of C.

'.'ll7b;;;llo7,Orit aoa. -
111LIATO.—Jantlary tit, at Chipping Ongar, the wile of I.

of ;on.
WAlTlL—Jsausry at Thichley New.rood, the wife of W.
IL Watts, Req.. of a daughter.
wurrruu.D.—January 22, at St. Mary Abbot's-terrace, Keitalng.
ton. the wife of Mr. G. Whitfield, of s daughter.
WlLLAN.—January ft. at Albion Lodge, Hanley Castle, Wor•
ceatenhlre, the wife of If. Witten, Zen., of a daughter.

MARRIAGEi.
BEARD —W YR at South Hackney Church, by
the Rev. T. H. Woodroffe, M.A., 0. Beard. gen., of Long
Intuit, Surrey, to Elizabeth Mary, daughter of 0. R. Wales,
Esq., of e 1151161111 House, South Hackney.
EORKTON—CAVRNDHAL—January U. at Bt. Pales, Knights-
bridge, by the Rey. K. Thant Beechey, tba A. V.
kgerton, M.P., to Alice Loulaa, daughter of Lord Oeorge
Cavendish.
JOHNSON—TINNILL—January 54. at St. Saviour's, Padding•
ton, by tlx Rev. W. D. Tench. M.A., J. M. Johnson. Esq., of
Brick/well tleopttal, Blackfrials, to Lady, daughter of the late
T. Feenell, Lau., at Lee, Kent.
TURNIJI—LLOIM —January TY, at the parts!' church,Croydon,
by the ter. 0. .3. Byers, James, eon of the late T. Turner,
bp., of Croydon, to tacliel, daughter of T. Lloyd, gat., of
Addlacombe, Croydon.
YOULR—LKY..—Janitury 52, at South Hackney Church, by the
Rev. 0. P. Lockwood, M.A., Y. Voule, Nag of Lomleni-geldt.
Hackney. to Charlotto, daughter of Mtn Lie S. Lee, Nan,.

DEATHS.
POIB —January W. at Bereleijh House, wear Petentflehl, li so O.
0. Forbes, Kay.. awed 67.
HALL—January tit, at Ournanthorpt. lAkhant, eathenne,
daughter of the late E. HAUL 83 Islewortk
*led 83,
SOLDUN—January b. at Gower-street,Hedtordsquare, Francs*,
wife of L Holden, Bp., /.11.C.5.
OTWAF —Nutt trY 77, at Hadlow.road, Tonbriage, Sfnitarrt.
Mittel of the Rev. 8. J. Otway, of Portland-plow, Lesauluaton.
86.
PURR HS—January It, at Roydota, Ranh, wtdow of the late
W. Parkin, Coq.. aged St.
TAYLOR—January n, at the Manor Rowe, Begley, Rent,
Anna Marla. relict Witte late 11. Taylor, Rai.. lip* 75.

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