The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-18 00:00:00

No. to 59e, 631Ee. per WAAL Osta, Is. Id. per stone.
Beene, 42.. to 44e. per 19 stone. . .

Woacyares, AUGUR? 16. At this day's market there was
• limited supply of wheat from the farmers, but all quell-
ties woe needy la per qr. lower. Barley rather dearer.
We iris. Beans and peas Unclips upwards.

YOLK, AUGUST 16.—fie show of ;heat wu under an
avenge for the SNUB. Wes were made at extreme quo-
tations. Red deseriptiou made 50e. to 60e. ; white, 60a.
to 645. per 34; stone. There was sot much barley on offer
and rather more money war terde for rood feed sores,
to 3211. per quarter of 30 stone. For oats a good demand
took place, sod full prices were obtained ; sew, nit to 21k,
per 24 stone.
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KIRKCALDT, AUGUWr 16. We have had another week
of almost constant rain. Fortunately, the temperature has
been high, so that turnips, where iu an advanced stage,
have profited by it, but the growing crops of wheat have,
we fear, received considerable damage from rust, which is
so general that hardly a firld has escaped. Some fields are
more injured from this muse than we ever remember to
have witnessed. Some barley may be ready for cutting is
fourteen days, but general harvest seems yet very distant.
At our country markets, this week, we had very little
min offering. For local consumption wheat brings very
full prime. Oats were le. per qr. lower. No barley
aeries. Here, to-day, we had fair supplies of wheat and
oats, and two samples of barley. Sales slow. Wheat
much as last week. Oat, 6d. to Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat,
4lle. to 60s. 6d. per qr. ; barley, 355. to 36e. lid. ; oats,
29e. od. to 32. oa.

WATIII7OID, AUGUR!' 16.—With the exception of yester-
day and to-day, which have been flue and dry, the weather
this week has bees very unfavourable for the harvest, and
only a few fields of winter osts have yet been cut in our
neijhbourhood. We have received fair supplies of foreign
grain since Saturday last, but of home-grown scarcely a
sam-
pls.has appeared at market. The trade continues firm, but
the amount of business passing in all articles is very limited.
Wheat, both Irish and foreign, taken sparingly at rather
lees moaey. In barley there is nothing doing. Oats more
inquired for, and the few parcel* on offer bring an advice°
of 2d. to 3d. per barrel. We have only a moderate demand
far lodise corn at 3d. per barrel over previous prices. Floor
firm, but not active. The potato blight is becoming very
general, and in some localities we hear complaints of the
tubers being affected. Imports this week :—Wheat, 3,203
qrs. ; Indian corn, 8,455 ; Boor, 40 wicks. &porta this
week f—Whest, 100 horrid', oats, 2,670 barrels; flour, 93Ci
auks.

CATTLE.—Canuats, AUGUST UL—Our cattle market
this morning had a very doll appearance, very few lots being
on offer. There were no animals from our own grazing
tracts, and with the exception of a few milch cows, and two
or three Highlands, the show was confined to • few lots of
Irish, which were mostly of an inferior deecriptaon. This
being our first market after the Lookerie Lamb Fair a good
show of lambs was expected, but we had only a few lab
elei offer, and these were confined to cheviots and half-
bra's. One good lot of the latter class, numbering 20,
was sold early in the day, realising 15s. fed The other
lots remained unsold at noon. The show of pip to our
' market this morning was about an average one, &boat 50
cartloade being on offer. Business in the morning was not
very brisk, the attendance of buyers being small, and
prim high. Quotations unchanged from last week.

TRAFFIC REV:M.I4S.
MAN Pas- Mar- Total, Total,
IthILWAYS open wars ohmage 1462 au
Week ending Juts 26. i II I
Northern of Caned* .... 06 364 1,520 1.670 1,965