The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-19 00:00:00

lass decline would have beam necesemy, which few holders
felt willing to amide to. Flour was in slow request, sad
rather cheaper. South country malting Maley fully sa
dear, whereas foreign was difficult dimos although
offered on somewhat lower terms. Malt very depressed.
Little stirring in beans. Boiling peas as before,
Oats less enquired for, bat can warmly be written
. The minis this week are Wheal,
wise, 1.657 qm ; foreign, 4,702. Rye, cases,*
51. Baxley, coastwise, 1,308 qrs. ; foreign, 2,147.
Malt, coastwise, 160 qrs. Oats, coastwise, 854 ; foreign,
229 qrs. Peas., coastwise, lilt; foreign, 179. Beau, coast.
wise,sa 30. Flour, coastwise, 1,618 sacks. Indian corn door,
50D cks.

blowwwn, 17.—There was • full attendance of
farmers at thia market to-day, and • good alsow of whist
was tworight forward, although the wothtikm war moderate.
The sales made were es terms slightly in favour of the
buyer ; but scarcely any alteration took place in rim.
There wee a fair supply of barley, and prices were fuplly 44
dear as on this day asrenight ; in some few instances
rather more money was given for malting qualities. In
beans and pfts little doing. White wheat (weighing 5716 a,
to 6311*.), 495. to 525. ; red ditto (weighing 571 bi. to WINO,
441. to 49a. ; best chevalier malting barley (weighing 531te.
to 541ba.), 375. to 38s. ; rune chevalier ditto (weighing
521bs. to 5311 e.). 34.. to We. ; distilling ditto (weighing
49111. to (Whs.), 30s. to 33,. ; rata, 21*. to 28a. ; beam,
Ms. to 40• ; and par, 381. to 40s. per qr. Flour, 34a. td.
per soak.

Norrusonam, JAN. 17.—There wads a moderate shoo of
wheat today, and the sosdition of the samples was rather
improved. For fine samples late rates were made; idear
me. way le
new .74per quarter.i New
old white war stionolle.
.atottlo,
525. to me 36 stoma ihe show al
seem
was km
abundant, and the demand ruled firm at fully ch mosey
as hat wads ; new malting, 34e. to 435. ; new Imago, 34a to
40s. per quarter. ; old grinding, 261. to 30a. pal 30 ream3oa.
There was a steady demand for oats, and a telling adman
on meant rates wait paid ; old, 25a. to 31s. ; new, M• to
21a. per 24 stone.

ODOR% Jas. 17.—The attendance of both buyers and
OMNI wan somewhat limited, and in coosequenoe of the
ktter anticipating higher prices shortly, they seemed an-
kle, sliest seals( • while on the other hand tiller. std deal-
/MI were equally ;anises about speculating, and consequently
bat few samples of wheat changed hands at much about last
week's mks ; white oommended from 545. to 601. per qr. ;
red, 455. to 545. For other kinds of grain the market was
a dull sad dear ow.

Pernsoftooom, JAIL 17.—Oar market was well supplied
with wheat, but the supply of spring corn was shoat.
Wheat a dull sae, but not lower. Barley and beans, each
la. per qr. dearer. Osta, ready sale at last week's prices.
RIADIXO, JAM. 17.—The attendance at our market this
morning was aa average one for the season ; the supply of
wheat was rather short, and in oaly middling condition.
Business ruled very dull, and must be quoted same as hat
week, with a languid trade. There was rather an improved
tone in the barley market, and the best maples realised a
shade more money.

Rocwwwwa, Jaw. 17.—0 f best wheats there was a Lir
amottat_plased an the stands, and a moderate business was
done. For beet white the terms were bk. to GOA., sad red,
48.. to 54.. per quarter; secondary and inferior white was
48s. to 544., and red 42• to 48s. peuarter. There was •
moderate supply of barley, and malting samples met
with • ready We at full prices. malting made 365. to
425., and funding 265. to 30s. per quarter. Oats were •
Whet duII trade, but prices underwent no reduction.
WIIISZCIL, JAN. 17.—We have • good supply of wheat
and oats here to-day. Wheat is la. per qr. chosper, an!
oats &l. dearer. Beans, peas, and barley as last week, with
bat little doing. Prices to the power :—Whest, white,
48s. to 505., 631 b• per bushel ; red, 47e. to 48s. Oats,
104 d. to uoK 445. m. per stone. Beam, 34n to 38e. per qr. of
done •

Wonsan's; Jas. 17.—At this day's market there was
a larger supply of wheat from the farmers, sad au the males
effected the tun was is favour of buyers. Barley, can,
beam end peas menaced.
You, JAS. 17.—We had a fair show of wheat at our
oorn market to-day, the 'apply cousieting of red sad white
sorts. Buyers operated to a tolerable extent. Inferior
ends were a shade lower but Sae ditto supported late
prices. For new white piece rained from 50e. to 36e. ; for
new red, 44e. to 48s. per 36 stone. Barley wee sparingly re-
presented, and sales took place to a fair extent at L. per
quarter more money than last week ; malting, 325. to 3.e.
per qr.; grinding, 29e. to 31s. per 30 stone. There was a
moderate supply of oats, which were in tolerable request at
rather more money ; new, 208. to 22a. per 24 stone.
JLN. 17.—At our conatry markets, this
week, we had only moderate supplies of gram. Sales daring
the early part quick, but latterly slower. Finer kinds of
I wheat, barley, and oats ls. per qr. dearer. Here to-day,
we had good supplies of all kinds of grain. Oats bought
up at last day's rates. Barley_ 6d. per qr. and wheat le. per
&cheaper last week. Wheat, old and new, Ws. to
16a.
per qr. Barley, new, 18s. to 31e. 6d. Oats, new,
6d. to 235.

WATER/01D, JAZ. 17.—Our receipts of home-grown grain
have been to a fair extent this week, and of foreign the
arrivals show a considerable increaae. No change of cone.
quince has occurred in our market ; full prices have hero
paid for all articles, but the amount of business transacted
haa not base large. Irish wbeat of good quality has sold
freely, but inferior samples continue neglected. We hare
had kr doing in foreign than of late ; ses, however, an
very firm. Oats mu hardly be pnrehued on such favourable
term. as before. Barley more saleable at extreme prior,
Wien torn in slightly Improved demand, bat no advance
oat be obtained. Flour quiet. Imports this week :
Wheat, 10,43'3 qrs.; barley, 35 ; Indian corn, 9354 ; flour.
210 treks, 35 barrels. Exports this week :—Wheat, 2,9°2
olds. ; oats, 2,541; flour, 3,242.

CATTLE.—Canuect, JAN. 17.—'rbs stock of Irish
cattle in oar market today comprised about 100 head, most
of which were of inferior description. Balinese was dull,
and prices showed no change from last quotations. A
larger supply of pigs were on offer is our market to.day
than last week, but the bulk of the lots were of small WA
Buyers were not numerous, and business, therefore, wei
doll Small young pip were selling at from 7a. fid. to 95.;
better aorta from 10a. to 18s. &I.—average its. Bd.

DESPATCH OF THE WENT INDIA AND PACIFE
MAIM—The Royal Mail Company's steamship Mamma,
Captain Abbott, mailed from Southampton on Saturday at
3 p.m., with the fortnightly mails for the British and fo
reign West ladies, the Pacific, California, Central America,
am., together with 83 passengera, amongst whom are the
Hon. J. Wean, for Tobago ; Rev. A. Main, for Jamaica ;
Lieutenant Jackson, for Barbadoes ; and his Excellency A.
Borges, for Valparaiso. The Shannon took out on freight—
silver coin. 5,890/. ; silver plate, 125/. ; French jeweller,
4,024/. ; 40 boxes, 3 tons English copper coin, and a ful
cargo of French and English merchandise.
THE OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL. QUEENS.
TOWN, RUNDAT.—The Royal Mail steamship Australasian
arrived here at eight a.m. today, embarked mails, puma.
gees, and the latest telegrams, and proceeded for New
York at four pm. All wall.
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tested Pamphlet ,tree by post for two stamps, on Watches coo.
Mins a short history of watchmaking. with descr,ptlons sof
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BIRTHS, IiLiRRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

1111.OWNE.--January 13, at—eb.:ltenham, Lady U. Browne, of I
daugh
GLEICH ter.lCN.—January 15, at fit. James's-palace, the wilt d
Count Welchem, captain 1.N., of a son.
0131. Y.—January in, at Darer Lever ball, near Ikaton,
wife of Captain W. Gray, of M. a daughter.
BOLT —January 16, at WarwkP., k-square, the wife of V. W.
..!.121t, lay ,of aeon. . . .

AN YON. —Juntas". 15 at Lower Berkeley-street, Porton.
square, the wife of J. K. Kenyon, Tan , of a son.
I.4lll.llllUR.—January lb, at Abbey-road, al John ~a. 4.
the wife of Captain C. WArthur, Boys' Marines ,Laitt
Warr, of • son.

N
.TENKINS—KELSHAW.--JARRIaiIuaryAGFS. 16, at St. Marrs. lAge-hat
Liverpool, by the Right Rey. the Lord Bishop of Sy.tho.
Jenkins, Mato of birkdale-park, Southport. to Mary. 44ughta
of the late W. Kershaw. Bey., of Edge hW, Llverpooi
PARKER—PHILLIPS.—.Ianuary 15, at the parish chunh. 1:01.
sloe. Herta, by the Rey. H. Parker, H. Parker, k:vi.. 1,41
Elss.wkek. hefellatiemposs-lyne. to Mary, daughter .4 J. 114
lip Reg.. of
Sb KES-110LIMV=H—January 15, at Rugby. by the
W Telt, the Rev. W. (Sykes, to Mary, daughter of the late op
tai,, A. 0. Meleswertlt, Rokal Artillery.
WiTIiBRII—ORMMZLL—Jassuary 16 at Trinity chureh. API
N. 8., by the Rev. 0. C. White, W.A., .1. T. 11 Wu re. 4i
Bunceastreet, datou.woare, to Marine Jaw, daughter of 1. N.
Oemiusell, Req., of Knockdhu. Ayrshire.