The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-14 00:00:00

for semen the later harvest. The trade nevertheless,
Influenred by the limited stocks of all articles on hand, has
maintained the buoyant toss previ 'oily noted ; and
although tte dealers and bakers bared acted very cau-
tiously, ',imbuing merely for their immediate require-
ment., they have been *mulled to pay enhanced rate' for
every article. The arrivals at Liverpool are ezuedingly
scanty from all sources. There was a lair attendance at
oar market this morning, and a study bat not ostensive
demand was experienced for wheat at an advance of 2d. per
70th Flour sold slowly, bat holders were firm in regain-
ing Is to Is. 6d. par sack over the rates current on this day
so'nnight. Old oatmeal sold freely at an amendment of Is.
per load, whilst new brousht fully previous rata. Oata
mat be quoted Id. per 46th.., and beans Is. per quarter
d . The weather boa been very wet during the night
and Oda morning.

Nawatia, SEPT. 12 —At our Corn Bschange we had a
good attendance, and a full supply of grain of all descrip-
tions. Market about the same as last week. Present
twice —Wheat, white, old, 80e. to 845.; new, 80s. to
; red, old, 781. to 80s.; near, 765. to 78s. Barley, 361.
to 35.. Oats, old, per 24 stone, 345. to 37s ; per 22 stone,
281. to 30e. Beans, 60.. to 625. per qr. Peas, 40s. to 445.
Tares, 841 to 88s. Malt, 701. to 725.

NIWPURT, 131 PT. 19.—We are this day very moderate
supplied with wheat, for which high prices were demanded,
but an advance of 2s. per qr. only could be estahlished.
New wheat various, both in quantity and quality. Scarcely
any barley on offer, which readily found buyers. Oats,
beans, and peas without change.
I.llnatrion, Sept. 13.—The supply of grain is still very
short, and the trade is rather d for all descriptions of
corn. The best price of wheat i, 925. per qr.
EDINBOROZ, Barr. 12 —Vie had in the market to-day
534 qrs. wheat, 9061 qn. barley, 674 qrs. oats, and 64
qrs. beans. There were sold—Wheat, 489 qrs. ; barley,
905} ; oats, 682 ;an beans, 24 qrs. Sales to-day were
generally heavy, but a good of . Prices may be
quoted at about last week's quotations. As compared with
lan week—Wheat same on the top, aced 3. 2d. up on
old on the ge. Barley was 2, up on the top, sad 21.
up on the avenge. Oats up Bd. on the top, and 6d down
en the average. Beans Is. up on the top, and Is. 2d.
up Ca avenge. Wheat, old, 76i. to 925. Barley, 261. to
455. Oats, 30s. to 375. 4d. Beans, 61s. to 545. New wheat,
6311 m., 138 s. 61. ; second, 775. 94 ; third, 525. Weight of
top wheat, 8 tithe. ; barley, 5711 b.. ; oats, 44i ; and beans,
13531 be per bushel.

IT:ix•Soow, litmenangs 12.—The arrivals of wheat
from abroad are comprised in a small cargo from DantMe,
and one from the Danish islands, scarcely any flour, and a
moderate quantity of oats and oatmeal from Ireland. The
weather having, with the exception of a few showers on
Saturday, continued very line, great progress has been made
with b t work, fully three•fourths of the crops being
cut in this locality, and • considerable breadth cleared on
Monday and yesterday. This morning a little rain has
fallen. Notwithstanding the favourable character of the
weather, the feeling continues to gain ground that tte
crops will not ntura an average produce, ant millers and
dealers having evinced an increasing desire to replenish
their stocks of old wheat, sellers have succeeded is esta-
blishing a further advance of le. per boll, at which large
sales were effected. White Spanish, 6011 b, Red Colburg,
60:b Dantsie, all selling at 426. ; Red Smith at 405., and
621 h White at 42e. per 24011 n. Spanish flour brought 62e.
to 63.., being an advance of 21. to 3s. per seek ; end for
Hamburg 651. 65. was paid. Spring cora of all kinds
participated in the general rise, 25e. 6d. per 2601bs being
obtained fora cargo of Wexford beans, and 30.. 61. per
3201bs for tine old Scotch barley. At this day's market the
above noted advance on wheat end ft ear was fully eats
blished, but, having a rather limited attendance of buyers,
transactions were not extensive. White Danish wheat sold
at 415., and 68Ibe white Silesia' at 425. per 2401b5. Oats
about 6d , barley, 6d. to Is., and beans Is. per respective
boll dearer on the week. A cargo of Wexford tawury oats
brought 24e. per 2641 be. Oatmeal Is. higher. Indian corn
held for fall prime.

WATIRPORD, SEPT. 12.—Our imports of Mai, from
Liverpool have been to a fair extent sines Saturday last,
but of wheat there has been no arrival, and from aoroad
wry have nothing to report. Our market has ruled very
dratfor all article. without chancing the value of any ex.
apt maize, which has advanced 3d. to 61. per barrel, with
a good consumptive and speculative demand. Very little
doing in either oats or barky. Flour quiet.

Nzw Yonx, Ationgr 31.-Stan and Western brands of
flour are dull end decidedly lower, with salmi of 9,000 bbts
within our revised range:-Ordinary State, 7 dole. 371 e. to
7 doh. 60e. ,• straight State, 7 dole. 60e. to 7 dolt. ;
favourite and extra State, 7 dole. 621 c. to 8 dole 60e. ; mixed
Western, 7 dols. 871 e. to 8 doll. 121 c.; common to good
Indiana and Michigan, 8 dole. 121 e. to 8 dole. 60c.; fancy
Michigan, 8 dols. 624 c. to 8 dole. 871 e.; common to good
Ohio, 8 dots. 121 e. to 8 dole. 60c. • fancy 0 bio, 8 dots. 621 c.
to 8 dots. 870. ; extra Ohio, 9 dots. to 10 dole. 76c.; extra'
Indiana and Michigan, 8 dole. 870 to 9 doh. 76c. • Macy
Genesee, 9 doll. to 9 dole. 76c.; extra Genesee, 9 doh. 750.
to 12 dole. Canadian is inactive and languid ; Southern
unchanged ; mixed to extra, 8 dots 264. to 10 dots. per bbl.
Rye flour is quiet and nominal, at 6 dole. to 8 dole. 25e. for
floe and superfloe per bbl. Corn meal rules scarce and
firm, at 4 dole. 76c. for Jemmy, and 6 dots, for Brandywine
per bbL Wheat favours buyers; the sales include 11,000
bushels Southern, at 1 dol. 9Cc. to 1 dol. 96c. for white, and
1 dol. 76e. to 1 dol. 85c. (or red, per bushel. Rye was pur-
chased to the extent of 3,000 bushels, at 1 dol. 10c. per
bushel. Old State and Western oats are quiet and depressed,
at No. to 66e. per bushel. Corn exhibits no essential
alteration. The day's movements including 60,000 bushels
Western mixed, at 87c. to 8710. for sound, and 860. to 86+0
for unsound per bushel.

CATTLE.—EDINauttom, fisirr 12.—The supply of sheep
and lambe was considerably lose, there being 8,468, or
3,047 fewer than last week. Sheep fully maintained last
week's prior. Lambe • dull sale, and prices lower. But
mutton from sp. to 7d. ; middling and inferior from 60.
to 6d. per lb. Lambs, top, 201. ; current for the best sorts
from 14s. to 176. ; and down to 4.. • head. Blackfeeed.
from 64. 6d. to 91. and downward'. At the Clore a good
rl was effected. The number of cattle we* 436, being
102 more rhea last week. Sales slowly eff-cteo, but no
alorration in prices. Good cattle sold from 9s. 6d. to 10. ;
sec^ndary and inferior, 8s 6d. to 9s. per Dutch stone. A
good clearance effected. There wee, in the market 455
sheep; 436 ht cattle ; 76 lean do. ; 74 milch oows; 175 pigs.

CHEESE —SLLISIURT, Sere. 13.—Oar monthly chew
market was held to-day, under the awning in the market
place, which, from the increased supplies over that of last
mar►et, proved quite incompetent to afrird the revs:red
unommodation. There was at least 400 tons piteb►i.
and some of the cheese was of the beat quality:
but chiefly new, there being only a few 6.2
cheese present. There was a very full attendance of buyers
and dealers, and a large amount of business was transacted.
though, from the immense quantity. a large portion of in-
ferior quality remained on head. The prices of last market
were bsrely maintained, there being a general reduction of
Is. to 2.. per cwt. below former quotations. The prices
ranged u follows:—Skims, 30s. to 325.; half.skims, 52a. to
681.; Somerseta, 60s. to 62.. ; and Cheddar, 70e. :to 721.
per ewe.