The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-16 00:00:00

per sack. There was rather en 'scraped supply of barley,
but a great erreity of good malting maples, sad only Ae
latter realised letweeks rates ; 42e. per qr. being the top
price made. A short number of barley 'rye's in the market
to-day. Oats rather a heavy sale ; but fatly List week's
pries obtained for beans and pee. Frost is now mu&
desired by the farmers, the weather of late boy* bets ex•
tremely mild for the season. Beat red wheat, 245. to 261.;
inferior sorts, 17e. to 225. ; malting barley, 336. to 421. ;
inferior sorts, 26.. to 32e. ; oats, 21e. to ISs. beans;
20e. to 22e. 61. • peas, 161. to 21s. ;tins Boar, AL to 42a;
other Boar, 37e. .to 335.

MANCHWITICII, JAN. 15.—There was a good attendance at
oar market this morning. Wheat and our ware arm at
the currency of this day sennight, but the demand was
limited, especially for the Litter are. Oats and oatmeal
mat a fair sale, at fully previous rates. Beams were without
material change. Indian corn was 6d. par quarter dearer.

NZWAILIC,JAN. 14.—There wee e fair &Ow of wheat at
this market, for which farmers triad for an advance of la.
per qr. This was refuted, and several parcels shaniged
hands at last week's rates. Barlay a large supply and free
sale at full prime. No alteratioe is oats sad brass.

Nrwstrar, JAR. 11.—We had a small supply of wheat,
for which there was a steady trade at last week's a:::
Less berry ow Geier, at rather more money. Ors,
and peas are still very delL and rather cheaper.
ITxztamor, JAN. 15.—With a short supply of wheat, the
trade is firm, but set dearer. In spring corn there is bet
little doing, and prices are unahaeged. Wheat, 425. to Ha ;
barley, 30s. to 18s. ; oats. 18s. to 28s. ; beans, 345. to 445. ;
peas, 38e. to 465. ; rye, 355. per qr. Flour, 42.. to 475. per
suck of 2801bs.

EDEMSMIGH, JAN. 14.—Aa compared with het week,
wheat was 3d. down on the top, and 2s. Id. down on the
average. Bulgy was 2s. down on the top end Bd. down
on the average. Oata were 6d. up on the top, and 4d.
ap on the avenge. Beans were 3e. up on the top, and
3d. down on the average. Wheat, 32e. 6d. to 671. 9d. Bar-
ley, 20e. to 365. Oata, 21s. 6d. to 31s. Beau, 33e. 6d. to
43e. 6d.

CATTLE.—Baterot, JAL 15.—There was a fair supply
of beef at oar market today, the quality of which was
superior to that of last week. An) thing good sold well at
from Me. to 68s. per cwt. and in • few instances a nominal
advance on the latter quotation was dematided. A shat
supply of sheep, with a good inquiry sad a brisk trade for
beet qualities. Prices ruled from lid. to Bd., and in some
instances more money was asked ; a considerable number,
however, remained on hand. A good supply of store cattle,
which met with a ready sale, and nearly all on offer changed
hands. A fair supply of pip, with sa active trade, and all
sold ; prices for good Irish from 7e. 6d. to Bs. per score, and
English home-fed beam pigs ls. in advance of this quotation.
An average supply of milch cows, the quality of which was
rather inferior ; scarcely anything on offer fetched 181., and
the average figure was from 1131. to 171.. There wen very
few horses, and the trade was dull.

NOTTINGHAM, JAN. 14.-The market today was thiLli
supplied with beef, though of better quality than us
The demand ruled slow at former rates. Beat beef made
Be. per done ; inferior, 6.. to 7s. 6d. Mutton was largely
supplied, and the trade was brisk for Seat-class sorts. Large
and inferior met with a dull sale. Best small made Bj4.
per lb.: infector, 7d. to Bd. There were few calves shown.
although much inquired after. The best made Bd. to 81d.
per lb. Best small porket pigs made Ga. 6d. per stone ; large
cod inferior, Ile.; bacon., ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d.
EDINBURGH, Ja.i. 14.-Tbe number of cattle this morn-
ing was 512, being 5 more than last market. Extreme
top pries, Bs. 4d. ; current top, 84. ; current,prlce, la 6i.
to 7s. 91/41. ; middling and inferior, from 6s. to 4s. per stone.
The supply of sheep wee lass than last Wednesday, time
being 4,267, or 506 fewer. The demand was good, and
prices fully la • heed higher. Top price of the best, Bd.
current, 70. •• ewes, from Bd. to 7d. per lb. At the ekes
a good clearau'os was effected. Fed pip, from 6s. to ss. ed.
per stone ; six to eight week,' old do., from Si. Bd. to Be.
a heed.