The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-19 00:00:00

dittos and quailly very dons, tho ratio ran from 30e.
to 42e. per qr. South country pow awl old sold slowly, the
cow at 25., sod old at ls. doclios, the impure for the latter
being ostremelv limited. Foroign met little attentiou,
although offered at lower rates. Flour was is little Limper,
and prtoss Wading lower. Scarcely say demand for malt.
ion barley, sad we would advise oar friends sot to ship
until oast month. Grinding most difficult to quit, seen at
28a. per 4481b5. for °bow sweet Pomeranian quality. Malt
in modoesto deism% at about our previous currency. Beans
and per as before. Oats iodising cheaper. The errivels
this week an:—Wheat, 000stwmo, 3,432 qrs.; foreign,
4,462. Rye, feriae? 20. Barley, maw wise, 510: foreign.
2,665. Melt, coastwise, 75. Oats, oneotwies, 4,777. Pena,
°outwit's, 50. Floor, ocewtoriso, 2,342 sacks. ludimi corn
flour, 660 sock..

Nosiest's, Svc. 17.-The supply of wheat was rat
lege at this markat today, sad the trade ruled dull at
a decline of lA. to 214 pee quarter from the rates of this day
sennight. There wee an iocreseed !apply of barley, but the
darned being at present very limited prime were very
irregular, and for the heat qualities rather lower rates were
submitted to, while ordinary qualities were nearly
unsaleable. White wheat (weighing 631bs. to 641 be.),
465. to 46e. ; red ditto (weighing 6215 e. to 641b5.), 41s. to
42e. ; best malting barley (weighing 55th.. to 561 be.),
to 335.: room ditto (weighing 541ba to 5511 a.), 30s. to 31s. ;
distilling ditto (weighing 5211 w. to 5311 m), 27a. to 28a.; oats,
24a. to 26a. ; beans, 370. to 39.. • peas (maple), 365. to
38s. par qr. Averages-Wheat, 2,890 qrs., 41s. 74.; barley,
1,242 yyrs., 325. sd. During the week there have been
.ee.oseblesod heavy rains, which were much needed for the
gram lands and root crops.
Nom:808am, Sate. 17.-Then was a good show of
wheat at market today, chiefly of the sew crop, which
met with a fair demand, at a decline of la. to 2s. ou last
week's currencies ; old Norte met a dull inquiry or lower
terms. Barley came plentifully to heed, sod the choices
=him samples wen difficult to dispose of at late@ rates ;
in most cases a decline of ls. per quarter took place. Oate
were a small show, and sold at prices rather in favour of
the buyers. Beans were very fine, and high in price.
New white wheat, 445. to 48s. ; red. 40.. to 445. ; old
white, 465. to 505. ; red, 42a. to 455. per quarter.
01701 D. Sere. 17.-TM market was well attended to
day, and large quantifier' of grate of all kinds were offering.
Wheat, for which there was a languid sale, came to hand
in good condition. Barley has not es yet began to be
malted ; a great dial of it comes to hand, both as regards
colour and weight, in excellent order. (lets were not so
much inquired after. Old sod new beans were good, and
much sought afte. Hog peas very scarce. Prices were u
follows, viz.-Wheat, old. 40s. to 445. per quarter ; sew,
3ffs. to 445. ; barley, 28a to 33a. ; lute, 1,45. to 295. ; old
beam, 42a. to 45e. ; new, 40a to 445. ; hog peas, 395. to 4.a.
Flour, 29a. par sack. The gases lands, owing to the boa
mina, have again assumed their eatural colour ; keep for
cattle and sheep will not be so bad as was anticipated.
Roots have also much improved.

Pgrgasoaouoa, Barr. 17.—Although the supplyof wheat
here to-day was much smaller than that of last week, we
had a dull slow trade, and prices were Is. to 2s. per qr.
lower. Barley was likewiee la. to 2e. cheaper. But few
oats and beans offering, the former made 1001. to 1113. per
stone. and the latter sold readily at Ia per stone.
ftgamgc, SEPT. 17.—There was a large supply of wheat
at our market this morning, and in general good condition.
The attendance was an average one. Prude was dull, and a
further decline in price, of about la. per quarter must be
quoted. la barley the trade was as last week. Wheat, old,
40s. to 48a.; ditto new, 40e. to 485.; barley, 38s. to 42a.; oats,
225. to 31s. ; beans, 42a. to 418 e. peas, 40a. to 425.
Romagna, Barr. 17.—Poet of the farmers being now
occupied in superintending the hop-picking there was a
rather limited attendance of the country trade, but the tows
trade was well represented. All kinds of best new wheat
sold at about previous rates, although in some instances
buyers were firm in demanding a reduction of Is. to 21. per
quarter. For best white the terms were 41s. to 44e. ; and
red 38e. to 425. per quarter; secondary and inferior white,
39a. to 415., and red Me. to 38s. per quarter. Foreign
kinds were firm. Flour was slightly cheaper, and the
demand very slow. Barley was not much inquired after,
but best malting kinds were firm, the terms being 36,. to
395. for malting, and 265. to 23e. for grinding lots. In oats
there was little dojos, and prices are about the mune, best
kinds fetching 20e. to Ms. Beans and peas without altera-
tion.

WISBECR, Sam 17.—A good show of wheat at market
to-day, sod at la per qr. decline it found buyers. The
supply of spring ooro is 0017 moderate, and fast week's
pries obtaieed for all. Prices to the grower:—Wbeat,
white, 41a. to 445., 631ba per bushel ; red, 38s. to 415.,
631 be. per bushel. Oats, old. 124 ; new, 11d. per stone.
Beaus, Ma. to 40s. per 19 stone.
Woacirria, Sorr. 17.—At this day's market there was
again • short supply of English wheat, which sold slowly
at barely the currency of this day week. Barley 6d. per
qr. lower. Oats maintained their value. Beans gave way
la per qr. Peas unaltered.

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Yoac, Serr. 17. —At themes market today there was a
plentiful supply of wheat, and both sew and old sorts sold
at a deolizie of Is. on the previous week'. rates. In barley
(of which there was a fair show) there was Is. to 2s. reduc-
tion on fine smells, whilst inferior sorts met a very slow
inquiry at a deMine of la. to 2• per quarter. A smell
show of oats, and • dull sale, at barely late rates. Ia
Naas there was so important alteration, the market sling
Ilan. New white whist, 44e. to 465, : red, 42i. to 43e. per
36 stem ; twig. 295. to 345. per 32 *tope.
KIRKCALDY, flime. 17.—We bad • very fine day for
harvest work on Monday, but since then, with the excep-
ties of Thursday, the weather has been broken and rainy.
Very little could be done to the harvest. Today it is dry
and bright, bat the barometer is low. At oar country
markets this week we bad less of old wheat and oats offering,
and rather more new barley. 911111111110 w and prices irregular
particularly of new barley ; out of eooditioeed perc.
wanted. Here to-lay we had middliog supplies of all kinds
of grain. Oats sold at the fall rates of last week, while
wheat and boy-ley were each about le. pee porter cheaper.
Wheat. 35e. to 4.is. 6d. per quarter; barley, 26a. to 31e.;
oats, 19e. to Zia.
WATIZFORD, SEPT. 17. —Scintillas of rain from farmers
continue to iscrease, and by host more oats ham cone to
hand than of late. Oar foreign arrivals, though not large,
are quite sufficient for the requiremesta of the trade, which
&re merely of • retail character. We must quote lower
prices for nearly all article,. Wheat, Irish.—Regret we
cannot report any improvement in the condition ; damp
samples have only boo taken at • dachas of about 9d. per
barrel, bat anything really dry would bring fanner rates.
Foreign in limited ropiest, and 3d. to 6d. per cheaper.
Barley quiet at last pram. Oats —More offering, and from
Nanny of shipping, pollen ham submitted to • oosoeseies
of 3d. per barrel, to pay landing elpenses. Indian core
ma be purchased at 2d. to 3d. leas mosey. bat holders do
sot appear willing to submit to any further reduction.
Floor 6d. par sack easier. Imports this week:—Maize,
5.013 qrs. ; flour, 210 sacks. Exports this week :—Yalu,
150 whelt, 270; cats, 10,691 ; barley, 238 barrels ; float,
929 ; oatmeal, 18 sacks.

HlDES.—Nonienagen, acct. 17. —Rider, weighing
9616 e. and upward, sold at 40.; 86111 a. to 941ba, ttd. ;
75Iba. to Kilts. 41d. ; 6filbe. to 74Iba, 31d. ; .36113 e. to
64111 e., 3fd. ; 53Iba and under, 30. ; cows, 30. to
30. ; dewed and irregular. 2fd. ; bulls, 3d. ; kip., 4d.
to 40. per lb. ; horse hides, 6". 6d. to Ile. &I. shah ;
elf skim, weighiag lilt.. and sparer& 41.; 121 be. to
61bs. to Ulla., 7jd.; light, 7jd.; flawed sad
irregular, fld. per lb.: Pal". 411. 3,11- to 54. 4J. lombaki".
Be. to 6a. 6d. sub ; fat, 3;0. par lb.

DDiPATCH OT THE WHET INDIA AND PACIFIC
Marta.—The !loyal Mail C,onipsay's steam ship Sharma.
Capt. Bey* riled as Saturday with the furtaightly Baal
for the British and foreign West Indies, the Paella, Cali-
fonds, Central America, Le. The Shannon took oat t 27 par
serer., and on freight English gold coin, 11,600 L ; Wear
coin, ; and a general cargo of French and Eaglieh ow-
chasdies.

Faun. Pftll.—The crusts to be delicious, dersti-
ble, and inexpewdre, !Mould be mode with Borwiek's Bok,nt
Powder, so testified be the author of Mimi and its ddult•ro
none." tionrick's Baking Powder is odd everywhere In pockLts
from &penny upwards—inetvertleemenli

BIRTHS. MARRIAO/8, AND MUTH&
AWES.

GRANT.—flepteisber ls, at Addison-road. issaingtoa, the wife
of A. Grain. FIN.. of a daughter.
nurros.—September 16, at Itlen-crescent, R el:anton-park,
W , the trite of H. Hutto.. Req.. of s eon.
JON 04. —September IS, at the Vicarage, Westirorpossedrent
Gloucestershire, the wife of the Rev. C. J. Jones. ids daughter.
FRILL' PA. —September 16. the wife of J. Phillips, Ifaq., Albert.
some. Clapham-road. of a daughter.
ST""'A NSFORTll.—Reptembor IS, in Westbourue.equare, the
•

Baroness Stanstnrih. Ws ann.
TATH att.—September t• at Hampton Court, the wife of H.
It. Tatham, Lg., W a sou.

MARRIAGES.
CHAPMAN —DITCH MAN.—September 1t at the parish church
St. Jolts of Jerusalem. South Wachner by the Her. G. I'.
Lockwood, Clement W., sou of Mr. if. Chapman, of last
Semisoft, Suffolk. to Marla. ulauflater of Mr. J. Dutchman, of
Thurlow•place, Hackney-mad.
MOOR I:—ltt' M UAL —Septent berg', at the polish church. Ds*
enham. Rases, by the Rev T. farmer. William fames. sem of
Mr. J. Moore. of Upeer Cirpton. Middle...v. to Ann, daughter
of Mr. D. Rumba, of Auckimad, New Zealand.
BOSOM/tit —CUL'ItTRUPE. —rieptembor la, at the parish
church of Ticehorat, Sumac bytha Rev. J. C. Efts, Captain
G. S. liouanquet, sou of T. It. Bosangnet, Tag , of Dincralow
Court. Mousnontbahlre, to Caroline Susan, daunts/sr of the late
Bar. W. Courthope, incombeat of South Mailing, Lewes.
MATHS.

DASTARD.—Septisenher 147 at Highgate-dm Gertrude Frieda&
wM w of the late Captain G. Deward, aged M.
GRIRSTONIL —September 14 at St. Augustine-road, Camden-
square, N.W., Harriet, relict of Dr. Gemstone, aged 75.
SHAPLAND.--September 15. at I ordilep-terrace, Stoke Newing-
ton. Robert, son of the late G Shaplaud. aged 3&
THORSON. —September 15, at Jame.-street, Covent-garden.
W.C., iteutesent A. H. Thomson. of the late ird Bengal Euro-
WlRTlafantsp.
& —September a, at Hale TOM St. Nicholas. Isle of
Menet. Yr. J. White, aged St.
WILE INS.—September 14. at Woburn-place, lturell-epiare.
Eduard Alexander. son of the late I. Wilkins, Eau.. aged 17.

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