The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-02 00:00:00

to 17s. 6d. Barlay, sew, 11a. Od. to 13s. Od. Oats,
new, 9s. Od. to lla. Od.; common, new, Bs. 01. to C. 412
Hyo, Ifs. to 15s. Beane, 16s. to 17g 6d. Per, 17s. to 18e.
COLVIiiiBTER, FED. 28.—A good soppy of wheat, and only
moderate of other pais. Wheat in an. demand, at ads.
cline of folly le. Bazday, beau, sod peas barely supported
late rates.

GUILDFORD, Fla 28.—The supply of wheat at market
today was of a limited charade,. The flood samples met
a free sale at the full rates of last week, but damp parcels
were Dot easily disposed of. Barley, &c., at late Meek
Wheat. 4th. to 584. ; barley, 31e. to 425.; oats, 225. to 30s. ;
beans, :375. to 43a. ; peas, as. to 42a per qr.

. . - .
111171101 D, FEB. 28.—A good supply of grain. W heat
trade still very dull, bus prices co lower, tonere In is
where Mkt of inferior qualities were pressed. Barley still
in demand both for malting and seed, at full prices. Good
beans and oats also sell readily for said. Wheat, red,
per load, runs, 255. to 30s. ; floe ; white, runs
28a. to 30e. ; Sue, 34a. Barley, maltiag, per qr. 365. to
4 ; ditto grinding, 265. to 36a. Oats, 001110, 16a to
264. ; ditto feed, 28a. Beans, 21a. to 275. per load. Yeas„
2.4. to 28a.

Lifictarem, Iran. 28.—Than was • tolerable quantity of
wheat on offer at our corn market today. The weather
has bees very mild during the week, and seed sowing ie
making steady progress. There we. a quiet feeling in the
trade, and prices receded ls. per quarter. Old white made
58a. to 130 s. ; old red, 525. to 545. ; new white, 48e. to 545. ;
new red, 465. to 50k. per 36 stone. The demand for barley
was about equal to the supply, and sake were affected at
the currencice of the week previous, melting, 34 to 39a. per
quarter • grinding, 275. to 30s. per 30 stone. There wiz a
limited ;how of oats, and vales were mole to • fair extent
at fully former rates ; old, 275. to 30s. ; new, 21s. to 245.
per 24 stone.
N cocaina-upon-I'nm For. 28.—At our market this
morning we had a much lase supply of wheat from the coun-
try, but from the coast the arrivals are good, but moderate
from abroad ; still, however, we have to note a dragging
sale for all descriptions, at a reduction of folly Is. per quar-
ter, with very little doing from the stands, at the said
decline. Our millers having beat compelled to reduce their
nominal price of flour, we alter our quotations in conformity.
Malting barley in moderate request, and must be written
fully la. per quarter lower. Nothieg doing ingri =
Malt,Malt,throne fine, neglected. Baum nominally u.h
Bahia pees in very moderato deemed, owing to the mild-
Hess of the weather. Being largely supplied with cats from
our growers, sales for °emoting and foreign varieties are is
ooaesquescs much curtailed, and amass tea only be pro-
moted by making some cottossion is price. The errivale
this week are :—Wheat, cassavas, 3,276 qrs. ; foreign,
888. Rye, foreign,l37 ; Barka, coastwise, 66 ; fceogq 966.
Malt, coastwise, 335. Oats, coastwise, 1,370. Peas, coast-
wise, 78 ; forum 546. Floor, coastwise, 1,092 sacks ;
foreign, 10 barrels.

NOawful!, Fu 28.—There was a fair supply of wheat at
this market, to-day, but only a sluggish demand ; sales iwo.
cesded slowly at a reductioe of la. per quarter, especially
as regard. secoedary qualities. The supply of barley was
moderate, and last week's rates were fully supported. Flour
6d. per sack cheaper. White wheat (weighing 5711 a. to
631 be.), 465. to 48s. ; red ditto (weighing 571ba to
631 be.), 41s. to 48s. ,• best chevalier =Wog barley
(weighing 63113 e. to 541b5.), 38s. to 40a ; runs chevalier
ditto (weighing 52lha to 531b5.), 38e. to 375. ; distilling
ditto (weighing 49Ibe. to 611 bah 3311- to 350• oats, No.
to as. ; beams, 37a to 38s. ; pea; to 37.. per quarter ;
dour, 33a. to 33e. eld. per each.

Norneonex.—Fte. 28. —At our corn market to-day
there was a fair snow of wheat, consisting of a sprinkling of
red and white descriptions. The demand we. by no means
brisk at L. per quarter reduction. New white realised 445.
to 54e. • new red, 44a. to Ws. ; old whits, 58s. to 63. ; aid
red, to 54a. per 36 stone. There was a moderate 'bow
of barley, for which the dimmed was steady at last week's
rate. ; malting, 345. to 445. ; foreign ditto, 34e. to 40e. per
quarter ; grinding 28e. to 303 a. per 30 stone. Par oats a
tolerable demand was expeienced, and recent rates were
24
fully establiahed ; old, 274. to 31s. ; new, ?L. to 275. per
stone.

OXPORD, Fte. 28.—White wheat ruled from 544. to 62a ;
red, 43. to 525. Barley, unless prime or fit far seed, was
anything, but a brink trade ; the best pries obtained for
malting purples' was 40s. ; but for grinding purposes as
low as 30e. was given. Ode were worth from 20e. to 29e.

PRTI2BOIIOOOII, Faa. 28.—We had a dull wheat trade
here to-day, and prior were fully L. per qr. below those
made last week. There being a demand for seed, prices of
all kinds of spring corn are equal to those realised on Satur-
day last.
MADERO, Faa. 28. —There was a short supply of wheat
at our market this morning, and business was again very
heavy. The trade must be quoted dull, at last week's prices.
There is rather a better trade for barley, though not
quotable. In other article the trades wu nominal.

ROCIEBTIS, Fun. 28.—ne stands were moderately
well furnished, but business generally was very dull. Much
of the wheat shown was out of condition and altogether un-
saleable, and even the beet kinds remained unheeded,
miller refusing to operate to so extent even at the redac-
tion of la. to 2s. per quarter. For best white the terms
were 54. to 58a., and red 48.. to Us. per quarter. Inferior
white was 46e. to 54., and red 40a. to 48a per quarter.
The barley trade was pretty brisk, and late rates were well
supported, bed malting kinds making 36e. to 40a., and
grinding 26.. to 30a. per quarter. Beat mita for seeding pur-
pore were in demand, and former rates were maintained,
prune Polands making 265. to 285., and other lota VA.
to 26a.
WDIIIICH, Fan. 28.—Our market was well supplied with
all sortie of grain to-day. Wheat met • dull trade at a de-
cline of la. per qr. NU dull, and 6d. per qr. cheaper.
Beene, peas, and barley without life. Prices to the grower:
—Wheat, white, 46e. to 48.., 6316.. per bushel ; red, 41a.
to 46.. Oats, 104 d. to 1.10. per stone. Beans, 36.. to
38a. per qr. of 19 stone ; old, 445.
Woacasna, Fm 28.—At this day's market there was
a smaller supply of wheat from the farmers, but oo both
English and foreign the tare was in favour of the buyers.
Other articles in little demand, and prices unchanged.
.

Yuan, Frß. 28. —The show of wheat at our corn
market to-day was only moderate, but the condition of the
samples was again irregular. Boyers operated slowly, and
holders had to take fully lea. per quarter less mosey. New
white sorts found buyers at 4& to 52s ; new red, 42e. to
46e. per 36 stone. Of barley the show was by no mesas
abundant, and the tone of the demand proved moderate, at
the prices of last market day. Malting, 325. to 341. per
quarter; griodmg, 295. to 30a per 30 stone. There wee a
small supply ci *ate, but the demand wee healthy, sod last
week's rates were fully supported, 20s. to 24a. per 24 state
being the current terms.

Hiikom.DY, Fins 28.—Here, today, we had good sup-
plies al all kinds of grain. Bales slow, and prices may be
wntten 6d. to Is. per qr. lower than this day selinight.
Wheat, new. 265. to 445. per qr. Barley, new, 225. to
31s. Gd. Oats, new, 18e. to 275. 6d.
WATMORD, Fin. 28.—We have had mast trifling deli-
veries of homegrown grain this week, and arrivals of
foreign are only moderate. Our market, notwithaet7r2A
matinees devoid of animation, but not quite so d
as of late. Irish wheat
.has been taken freely by our millers
at full rates, and in foreign we bare bad rather more doing
at prices slightly in favour of buyers. Barley may be
noted 3d. to lid. per barrel dearer for ' qualities.
Oats bald for an advance of 3d per which shippers
refuse to pay. For lodise cora we have a trifle more in-
quiry, and previous values are maintained. Flour in better
request. Imports this week :—Wbeat, 30 qrs. Barley,
10. Indian oora, 6,289. Flour, 104 sacks. Exports this
week :—Barley, 600 barrels. Oats, 3,870. Flour, 250 necks.
Oatmeal, 72.

CATTLE—CanuaLm, Fca 28.—The supplies of Irish
rattle to our market captious large, to-day's number Wag
over 150 head. The 'majority of the lots were young good-
conditioned animals, and for these there was a brisk de-
mand, several early sales occurring. The average rates Were
tit. 15s. and 71. About a dozen head of home cattle were
also shown. Taday's supply of pigs comprised shout forty
airtloads only, the number being considerably below the
=LLGood keeping stock was scarce, but shots were
Dt. A very good busbies* was done, both wholarals
and retail. at an edemas in price on late market*. Young
keeping pigs, from 12s. to 24a, ; shots, from this. to 40s.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CILLIIA 21.—February 25, ;115Z11aii Villa, Musk the wile a
J. OUlhant, Y.q . of a daughter.
ORASESIANN. —Velma', 27, at Cationbary VH ae, the wile al
C. Ormacmann. Eq., of a daughter.
HAN DlNlCK.—Yebruary a, at Dawaott-ttrettt, Dahlia, the odd
of thy Hun. ft. Ileadoock of a daughter.
HlLLS.—February 27. at Petersham-terrace. South Keasfug.
ton, the wife of J. Huhn*, Rau. of a sou.
PONSONBV.—Yehruary 26. at St. James's Palace, the Hon. Mn.
Spencer Penaouby, of aim.