The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-28 00:00:00

of wheat from the country to-day, the great bulk of ia.
ferior quality end bad coadition ; picked samples about
sustained late rates ; the rest sold at irregular price., it
foreign and English little done, holders not be' ug da1,„,1
to accept the rates offered. Flour quiet, Barley, uithy
fine, unsaleable. Oats firm, but demand limited, n,
arrivals this week are : —Wheat, coastwise, 2,541; foreis.
4,254. Barley, coastwise, 1,168; foreign, 3,216. Malt,
coastwise, 60. Oata, ooastwise, 200 ; foreign, 1,534. Pm,
coastwise, 30. Beans, coastwise, 40. Flour, oaaati,i,.
362 sacks. Indian corn flour, 700 sacks.
NORWICH, JAIL 211—The supply of wheat was sor„i.
what limited at this market to-day, and the coedit:4a
being affected by the breaking up of the late frost, besibes
was rather checked in consequence. Prices may be ovoted
the same as on this day ee`nnight. The show of 4,1,
was fair, and the demand for malting qualities being el!!
active, late prices were about maintained; seconflay
sad grinding aorta wens taken off at tut sees',
rates. In oats, beans, and peas, little doing. snit;
wheat (weighing 621 b. to 631 b.), 70s. to 72a ; red dim
(weighing 601 b. to 631 b.), 00s. to 65e. ; best maths;
barley (weighing 52ilb. to 5341 b.), 50s. to 5a,; rum
ditto (weighing 511 b. to 521 b.), 46.. to 4111.
ditto (weighing 491 b. to 5016.), 361. to 401. per qtr
Flour, 450. per sack. Averages,—What, 1,524 qau.
ters, 645. id. ; barley, 5,497 quarters, 475. 6d.

Norm Nox•is, JAM. 26.-There was a fair quantity of
wheat on offer, the demand for which MN inactive as!
holden were obliged to submit to • decline of Is. per .
Old white made 68s. to 735. ; old red, 60s. to CAL ; 11„
white, 665. to 72a. ; new red, 565. to 64a. per 36 stone. a,
had a moderate supply of barley, the demand for
was not so active as last week. For the very best deism,.
thins late rates were made; in secondary kinds there au
• slight reduction ; malting, 40s. to 555. loer qr. ; pkt
ing, 2tls. to3lia. per 30 atone. There was • limited shoe I
oats, which were disposed of at about recent curreticir.
old, 335. to 364. ; new, 24a. to 325. per 24 stone. The it
quirt' for beans was healthy, and previous rake wets a
tabled ; old, 545. to 58e. ; new, 44e. to 50a. per 38 sket
Fees a slow sale. Super flour, 525. to 545. ; fine, Ifs. s
50s. per sank.
OxeoaD, JAN. 26.-There was • good attendance at tis
torn exchange to-day, and a good supply of wheat dieing
and yet trade was dull in consequence of the breaking ;
of the frost. Samples did not come to hand quite its
goad • condition; but as holders refused to make sjr
concession in value, good quality wheat was no cheap,
In barley • fair trade was done, and the primed hi
malting purposes was dearer. Oats, beans, and peas ern
rather inquired after, and commanded former prim
White wheat ruled from 625. to 70a. ; red wheat, 525. t
64a. ; barley, 335. to 53e. ; oats, 22a. to 341. ; beans, gn
to 52a. ; hog peas. 40a. to 44a. Flour (seconds), 4ft h
50s. per sack.
PETVADOROVOH, JAtr. 26. -A large show of wheat ber,
to-day, line samples la. per or., secondary sorts Is. a
21a per qr. lower ; best red sold at 64•., and best white 73
per qr. of 36 atone. Barley, as well as peas and beam
was cheaper. Oats commanded higher prices, which mkt
bean 10. 14d. to Is. 2gd. per stone.

BALDING, JAN. 26.—There was a better attendance
Oar market to-day than canal, and the supply wa• goo:.
The wheat wee of an inferior quality. Trade was exceel
ingly quiet, and there wee no inclination to give ioaesu
prices ; on the contrary purchasers wanted a redactor.
We cannot make any change in the quotations of ha
week.

ROCHERTER, JAN. 26.—The weather having becont
mild and open for the season of the year, and communize
tion with the country districts, partially suspended m
amount of the snow, again resumed. There was a very
good attendance of the town and country trade at this
corn exchange. In all kinds of business, however, the
transactions effected were of a very restricted character,
millers and others holding aloof from operating to gay
extent in consequence of the high terms still demanded by
holders. While beet rune of wheat brought late term,
secondary and inferior lota were the turn cheaper, uni
although prices must be rated at about Is. to 2a. per .ir.
cheaper operations were carried out on a restricted KJ,.
while there was an absence of transactions of a valentines
character. Extra fine parcels of white wheat brought bta
to 70s. ; secondary, 625. to Wm; and inferior, Ma. to 4;21.
per qr. ; best red wheat, 60a. to tits. ; secondary kind.,
665. to 60s. ; and damp and inferior lots, dl.
565. per qr. There were but few tramactioni
in the foreign market to report, and price'
were about the same as before for bestisorts, while (MI
and inferior kinds could be purchased for lees money. The
flour trade was inactive, and price, took a doirovud
movement, most kinds being about 6d. to Is. per secs
cheaper. There was very little demand experienced for
barley, and the trade was accordingly very flat, while FM
are Is. to 2s. per qr. eerier for all excepting the beet late
The present quotations for best parcels of malting tansy
are 46e. to 50a., and secondary 40a to 465. yer qr. ; lea
grinding barley, 345. to 365., and others 325. to 345. pe
qr. Best oats command late terms, but new and seconderr
lots are the turn cheaper ; prices of best old are Se. u
El.. and others 22s to 265. per qr. Little doing in chid
beans or peas, the quotations of which are about the are
as before.

WISBCCH, JAN. 26.—We are fairly supplied with gm .:
of all kinds at this day's market. The great Ch.lo is
the weather has greatly affected the condition of the
wheat, and we write it Is. to 2s. cheaper. Oata, pw
beans, and barley, make last week's prices, with a ter .1.
mend. Prices to the grower :—Wheat, white, ba
655., 631bs. per bushel; ditto, red, 60s. to 634.
la. Oid. to la. Id. per atone.
WORCESTER, JAN. 26.—At this day's market there ni
a fair supply of wheat, and all kinds were Is. to 2a. pa
lower. A large supply of barley offering at a declm,
2s. per qr. Oats firm. Beans la. per qr. lower.
unaltered.

YORK, JAN. 26.—We bad a tolerable Show of wheat :
our coral market to-day forthe time of the year, the e
ply consisting of white and red descriptions. If the p.
sent mild weather continues farmers will Noon be able:
get on with out door work. Buyers oper.ited slowly. ra
there was not much done, late rates being meetly Welt
White sorts ranged from 563. to 645. ; red, 50a to :ids, Pr
36 stone. Of barley there was a fair supply ; alone:
parcels were a steady sale, and commanded late prim.
ordinary lots difficult to quit. Malting realised u
425. per quarter ; grinding, 325. to 345. per 30 stone. Tid
demand for oats was middling, and samples changed lumii
at last week's quotations, new selling at V.s. to sa. pe
24 stone. The show of beans was not plentiful, the s'p
ply was, however, sufficient to meet the demand and rr
cent rates were supported, 41's. to 50s. per 36 stow. 31&.t.
68.. to 70s. • rye, 345, per qr. ; flour, 475. to 4:k
sack of 280th.. .

WATZRFORD, Jas. 26.—We have had small supplies of
home-grown grain this week, but our foreign arrivals es•
sist of two cargoes wheat and one of maize, the lane
from Marseilles. Our market has been moderately acme
for all articles, and prices have not undergone teach du-
ration. Wheat.-Insh is the turn easier; foreign in Pol
demand at 325. to Ms. 3d., some of these quotations bets;
a shade under those of Saturday last. Ilarley.—/blzi
firm ; grinding 6d.er barrel dearer. In black um,
pretty extensive trade has been done at near late rim.
Indian corn is well inquired for at about the currese44
this day se'nnight. Flour unchanged. Imports this axes:
—Maize, 2,600 quarters; wheat, 5,437 ; dour, 210
Exports this week :—Maize, E 3 3 barrels ; wheat, 141'.
oats, 6,789 ; barley, 160 ; dour, 795 sacks.

ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INIV-RO•ll.—ne
number of patients relieved at this hospital dens; =c
week ending Jan. 26 was 3,352, of which 1 At,
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
BAKZlL—January 24, at rerry.bill, Bydenhant, the wits'.
H. Baker, of a daughter.
OA llRClT.—January 22, the wife of Br. U. N. Garrett,
Works, Suffolk, of a daughter.
LAN No:l.—January 24, at Ablergardees, St. John.
John Lawson. of a son.
MlLDRED.—January 24, at Great Worley, the site
Mildred. Nag., of a son.
PllSS.l.LL.—Jsputry 24, at Laura-house,

Allied I'unuell. o/ i ;;;,7 .
SiteNlAßl.—Jaueary !4. at Craven-hill, the "
Bacillar!, Lig., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
ALDRIDOE—OOLDSMITIL —January 24 at the p 4,- •
Clapham, by the Rev. D. Harding, J Aldridge. jai,

Lenadowu-road Korth, South Lariihrth, W Mary Ai,,,
of C. Goldanakth, }oq.. of Lavender-terrace, Wewi••",'
JEANE—bANIELL— ry Janua 24. at st. tlarY•• . ,
Bath, by the Her. J. B. Deane, 11. P. Deane. Eoi . ••-• •
meat, to Julktte, daughter of the late E. Daniell.
taro ;an Regiment. I'^`ROl BY—HEViLE7T.—January it, at St. Nltitht'''•
by the Rev. 11. V. Broughton. the Rev. H. M.
Wellingborough. to Candies Blanche. dtußbk, of a
Hewlett, Esq., Acre-lane, Claphamitirk.

DEATHS.
BMW—January 2.5, at 11110le-grove, Dromptom.
of .1. Baas, ba., aged 78.
COVINOTON.—January 15, at Crown.hlll, Nor.r.• I
Cosingfon. aged 45.
DA ClkiTA.—January !4. at Warrhicton.crewent. the
Leah. relict of the late E. C. M. Da CoaUt. fin MON. A
FRANClS.—January 24, Susannah Ann Yoaser, the no,
Franck, Pig., of FAA Bay, Colchester. aged 41
1100DV.—January 24, John gtiga, Bono( the late 30.
of Camberwell, aged 31. of '
NOEL —January 24. at Kensington-gate, 11217.
tabu the Don. F. Noel, R.N., aged 74.

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