The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CORN.—Boarow, Fn. 14.—We ban bad a fair apply
of wheat offering to-day and the demand good at prices a
little under those current on thin day wennight ; red, 68s.
Ito 70s. ; whits, 761. Scarcely any demand for beans. Peas
are quite neglected, and it is with difficulty a buyer can be
found.

STOCKTON-ON-TM, TSB. 14.—The supply of grain this
morning from the grown was spin moderate. Wheat
met a slow tale at a decline of 21. per qr. Beans in fair
request. Oata the turn cheaper. Flour Is. per sack lower.

Dumas, FIB. 13.—The continued inclemency of the
weather interferes with arrivals, and our corn market to-day
was very poorly supplied. We note no alteration is any
descriptions of grain, except prime oats, which were a shade
dearer.

CATTLE.—Rowronn, FIB. 14.—We had another short
supply of stook at our market to-day, with no alteration in
prima from last week. Beef, 31. 6d. to 4a. 10d. Mutton,
Ss. Bd. to 4s. 10d. Veal, la 6d. to 6s. 6d. Pork, 3s. 6d. to
4a Bd.

SouTHALL, Fin. 14.—Trade was not brisk to-day, but
prices in some instances ruled rather better. Beef made
from 24. Od. to 44. 10d.; mutton, Ss. 10d. to 61. Od.;
real, 4s. 4d. to 6s. 6d. ; port, 3s. 6c. to 4s. 6d. per stone of
1 Blbs., sinking the offal.

POTATOES.—The following were the prices of potatoes
yesterday at the market established at the Hing's•croa
Railway Terminne : Scotch reds, 85e. to 110 e. per ton;
Scotch regents, 100 e. to 115 s. per ton ; York regents,
106 e. to 1201. per ton. ; Lincolnshire regents, 100.. to 116 e.
per ton.; Bedfordshire regents, 110 s. to 140.. per ton.
Supplies larger, trade dull. Total weight rewired this
week, 1,100 tons.

COALS.—Lown,w, FIB. 14.—Redheugh Main Trader,
18a.; Walls End Acorn Close, Ns.; Walb End Barton,
26..; Walla End Heaton, 25a. ; Walls End Riddell, 255. ;
Eden Main, 28a. ; Walla End Haswell, 27a. ; Walls End
Plummer, 271. ; Walls End Caradoe, 27a.; Walls End Cu-
sop, 27a.; Walls End South Hartlepool, &h.

TEE SUNDAY BEER Aer.—The chairman of the
Salford Quarter Sessions having called for returns from the
constabulary force, showing the number of parsons appre-
hended for drunkenness during the six months, from Aug.
9, 1852, to Jan. 80, 1853; the number apprehended and
convieted for drunkenness on Sunday during the same
period ; and similar returns for 1853 4, and 1864.5, these
returns bays been completed, and will, no doubt, be laid
before the magistrates at the quarter session this week.
They are as follows: Summoned for being drunk and dis-
orderly in the six months commencing August, 1852-3-4-
1862. Sundays, 39 ; remainder of week, 14—total, 63.
1853. Sundays, 61; remainder of week, 48—total, 109.
1854. Sundays, 46; remainder of week, 63—total, 99.
Apprehended and convicted for drunkenness during the
lams period :-1852. Sundays, 8 ; remainder of week,
11—total, 19. 1863. Sunday., 6; remainder of week,
11—total, 17. 1864. Sundays, 6; remainder of week,
25—total, 30. Added together, these returns show 72 is
1852. 126 in 1863, and 129 in 1864. It tbas appears (says
the MarreAmtor Guardian) that whilst there is only a de-
emu* of 1 apprehended on the Sunday, thus is an Menem
of 14 during the remainder of the week, notwithstanding
the distress which so extensively prevails from the want of
employment and the high price of provisions.