The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-14 00:00:00

big barley in very moderate domed, and still tartlet
lower ; nothing doing iu grioding descriptions. lo malt few
transactions occurred. AMU sod peas unaltered. (rata
steadily supported their value. The arrival this week are ;
-Wheat, coastwise, 1,620 qrs. ; foreign, 610. Bee*,
eetiottliali, 390; foreign, 466. Malt, onstivin. 20. Coih.
cioustwise, 756. Peas, cemeteries, 42 ; forsito 427. nom,
ecentwiss, 1,210 sank*. ladies eon 6o1,:k10 sacks.
NOirtirtat, Inc. 12.-There
.11 good supply of wheat
4at this ma, het to-y, aad nrilrtu sot bein free
buyers the Wee made were effected at a reduction of 61. (0
la per quarter. There was a fair supply of barley, malting
qualities *early supported last week's rates, while ordinary
aorta, of which there was some quantity offering, may be
eousidered la. per quarter cheaper. Flour ls. per sack
lower. White wb,at (weighing 63Ibs. to 661ba.), 445. to
46e. ; red ditto (weighing 631b4 to 631144, 40s. to 424 ;
best chevalier malting barley (weighing &Sibs. to WM.),
36e. to 375. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing 5416 e. to 55144
344 to 35a. ; distilling ditto (weighing 521 b,. to 53144
Zta to 30e. ; oats, 24.. to 26e. ; beans, 365. to 375. ; peu,
33e. to 36e. per quarter. Flour, 2:44. per sack. Averages-
Wheat 3,10.1, qrs.. 41.. Bd. ; barley, 10,311 qrs., Ms. 74. ;
0•111, 46 qrs, 234 6d.
Norman...it, Dec. 12.-There was a pretty good low,
of wheat at our corn exchange to-day, the coeditios of the
simples beiag irregular. The impury was slow at la. pm
quarter below late rates. New white sorts made 41a to
47e. ; new red, 38e. to 42e. ; old white, 41e. to CA. ;
red, 9s. to 42e. per 36 stone. The supply of barley was
tolerable, but the tone of the trade wee ioactivs,
prices for secondary sorts were la. per quarter lower;
malting, 30a. to 404 per quarter ; grinding, 275. to 30a par
30 stone. Oats were a moderate show, and mks were
effected at quite as much mosey as Nat week ; old, 24a to
314 ; new, 20e. to 25e. ; old foreign, 21e. to 245.. per 24
stone. Beau, were held at fully former terms, old. 3k to
43e.. new, 33e. to 375. per 38 atone. Fleur, Mt to 375.
per 20 stoe.

0/101D, Dec. 12.—Great dulness prevailed this mortise.
and last week's rates for the few traesactioaa, were 6,4
=Mistakeable. White ruled from 40s. to 46a. ,• red, from
36e. to 425. Barley was a complete drag. and so tithe,
was the Wipes* done that prime were not even quotable.
Oats, of which there were large qtasititiee aims& as
not much doing, made from 16.. to 26e. Besse were worth
from 304. to 42a. Bog peas, 325. to 355. Boding peas,
were well repnwented, but owing to the tine open weigh.,
there was no demand for them. Floor (seconds), 30e. per
seek.

PrrISBOIIOIIOII. Dec. 12.—We bane a large supply of
wheat offering here to-day ; fine samples la., sod secooduy
aorta L. to 2s. lower than last week. Barley leas showing,
and, there being a better demand, maintained its pries o.i.
in abundance, and lid. to ls. per qr. cheaper. No alteistios
iD bens, sod few showing.

READDIG, D.C. 12.-Thera was only a limited supply of
wheat at our market this morning, with an average Attend-
ance. &risen was very languid, and millers only pur.
chased to meet preload demands. Mkr being unaltered. io
other articles the trade was purely of a nominal cluracter,
Barley is quite a drug in the market ; film malting sorts
maintain their value.
Rocerarn, Dec. 12 -The stands were fairly furnished
with whist, for which there was a quiet demand at about
former rates. For best kinds of foreign the terms were :os.
to 54a., and others 46a. to 50a. But samples of home
grown white wheat were, 44s.ato 48a. ; and inferior and se.
coodary kinds, 40e. to 445. per quarter ; best red, Ka. to
445. ; and others, 36e. to 40a. Barley wee in limited supply
and the demand dull, operations being ermined chiefly to
best malting kinds, which realised 35e. to 39a. per duster ;
beet grinding, 26.. to 295. per quarter. Oats were firm, and
superior old and foreign kinds maintained late rates ; for
superior lots the terms were 225. to 25m, and others 18s. to
22a. per quarter. Beans and peas both a slow trade, but
the quotations are about the same as before. Flour was mo
turn dearer, but operations were mostly of a retail chancier.
YORK, Dec. 12.-We bad • tolerable show of wheatat
our corn market to-day for the time of the year, and rte
attendance of the bade was moderate. Fine amides set
much altered ; inferior, la. per quarter down. Priem for
new white ranged from 42a. to 46e. ; for new red, 38e. to
41s. per 36 stone. There was a fair supply of barley ;
quality very irregular. The demand ruled gat, and pricer
most be written la. per qr. lower ; malting. 28e. to 325. per
quarter ; grinding, 275. to 28a. per 30 Moos. Oats were Is
pretty fair request, and sales took place at rates equaling
those of th, week previous ; new, 18s. to 20e. per 24 stooa
For beans there was a middling demand, sad price, under-
went very little change, 38e. to 4411. per 38 stone. Malt.
58e. to 60s. ; rye, Vs. per quarter. Flour, 30a. to 32a. per
20 stone.

Waimea, Dec. 12.—The supply continues good of both
wheat and Data Wheat is not quite so stroog in prim as
last week, but for the best mmples growers hold firmly for
former rates. Oats dull, and rather widest the seller.
Other things about as before. Prices to the grower:—
Wheat, white, new, 41s. to 45a, 631bs. per bushel ; red,
ditto, 395. to 425., 631bs. per bushel. Oats, new, 101. to
11d. per stove.
WORCIDATIR, Dec. 12.—At this day's market there was
a fair supply of wheat, which could only be sold by sob
mitting to a reduction of fully la per qr. Barley north.
Wally unaltered, but very difficult to men. Oats fully as
dear. Beans only taken in retail. Peas are le request.
KIRKCALDY, Dec. 12.—At our country markets this week
we had fair supplies of barley and oats ; small of wheat.
The price of barley and wheat may be quoted about L. per
qr. lower, but farmers are vary reluctant seller. ; oats, fine
qualities command fully more money ; inferior u before.
Here, to-day, we bad fair supplies of barley and oats ; small
of wheat. Barley and wheat may be quoted la. per qr.
lower. Oats unchanged. Wheat, new and old, 275. to 446.
per qr. ; barley, new, 24a. to 29a. 6d. ; oats, new, lts.
to 21s. 6d.

WATS/WORD, DPC. 12.—Onr &Rinie of foreign grain
this week are moderate, and deliveries of home-grown muck
the same. Coastwise, with the exception of 230 socks flour,
scannely anything has reached ns. The trade generally bus
ruled dull since thin day ee'nnight, with a tendency to loser
prisms. All descriptions of wheat must he written 6.1. per
barrel cheaper. Oats sod barley noaltored. The condition
of country corn is still very unsatisfactory, and great are
is requiredin selection of samples suffleimitly dry to stand
an average vo age. India. one in limited demand ;
fact then) is hardly any inquiry except for really prier
samples to hold over. Flour unchanged. Laporte this
week :—Wheat, 2,309 qrs. • Indian con, 1,870 ; flour, a
seeks. Exports this week : Harley, 160 barrel* ; oats.
8,5i0; flour, 1,488 sacks; Indian con, 80 barrels; oat.
meal, 44 Backs.

CATTLE.—Csausut, Dec. 11.—Irish cattle constituted
the bulk of our supplies on the Bend' to-day, and Maims
was not brisk. The great feature of the week in the cattle
trade here has been the Christmas fat show, at which some
good prices were realised for animels exhibited. The silver
cap for the best short-born bullock wes won by Mr. G.
Head Head, of Rickerby Park, but the animal was not sold
in the not. The same exhibitor won the chief prise for the
best crossbred heifer. The prise for the best fat bullock
or heifer rising three years wu won by Mr. lease Bell, Car-
lisle, with a light roan heifer, 2 years and 11 months old,
which also won the cup for the best bullock or heifer on the
proud, and sold afterward' for 40:. Other &ennuis shows
by the same exhibitor were sold for 391. and 42f. respec-
tively. Galloway heifers sold for 221. 10s. and 2V. A short-
horn bullock shown by Mr. Newton, of Chollerton, North-
umberland, 3 yams and 5 mouths old, and ttft. in girth,
sold for 491. Ilk. Half-bred sheep sold at 70a. and 71s.
each ; Cheviots, 61s.

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