The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-18 00:00:00

bee; barley, 112 e. 40 flea. per qr.; oats, 225. to 32a. per qr.; plea.
Ns. 10 28e. per lead; WM, to. to 29a per load; tares, 32e. to 4011.
Neweeerts.vromerreg, Ave. ie.-Although Mealy a day hue
elapsed without rally, yet the quairite that /v• fallen has been cone
steered beneficial rather thee otherwise. The trade dunes the pre.
Rent week has ruled quiet, still, however, a fair extent of Outlaw.'
his been dope In wheat at • redact on of lab as. per qr. upon gene-
ral rube, eatra having really made former rates. For extra Norfolk
rod 76e. bee been real lied, 730. fur btu Ibsen nab, Coen to 7, e. to
71s. foe middling qualities whilst Fehmen was token at 71e.dineLent
Rae Holstein at 72e., al welched 621 k.. Flour has sold (.117 en well,
thesenvals betas Mart of present requirenunta la other articles
Why variation ol moment las occurred, but upon the whole rather
snore steedinses heat
panelled. At our market thb moraine we bad
fair ce wheat been the growers, end sabouga the arrivals
eamtwlie or from abroad era by coo rehab liberal, the tame
imunennal state of the lour trade, combined with the
ghettoes of the weather, induced our millets to operate cautiously,
so that sake couidonly he promoted by submxthog to • reduction of
h. upon las and as, upon the intenneurate quaint., whereat only a
mcdonne Witness venerted. For superior yellow wheat IS.. ma{d
mot be eseeedel In quantity end Itior. in retail, whilst wave ebbs.
I Restrike realised slowly 70s. per qr. Foreign was comparatively
neglected, a small parcel from Neustadt bring placed with that.
eulty It 725. 6d. weighed Oita. Flour tem liquirtd tot, sad prices
In rye nothing stirring. barley scarce, and fulls,
detr.Ci not to much caught alter. White pea. worth 41e. to sys.
weighing 651bs. fur grinding. Beans it little favour. With oals we
were emetiiy supplied by our growers ea well sit from the coact, but
our troiliery buyers having bougbt pretty fuel Lilt week, the trade
epee the whole ruled languid, although about previoes prime were
about sustained. The arrivals that wick are : ousateise,
1,300; furnen, 1,854; rye, evastwite, 2; herby, coasters., 6; lo-
reirS. 106; malt, cometwise, 170; oats, earateries, 260; (ornery 421;
flour, 660 socks.
Beatrice, Avo. 16.-There was but a email supply of wheat at
our market ttattay, chit fly old. A Ire amps or new were odued,
aid these made 2s. to or. per qr. beyond the price ct the old. The
quality and ctudttion of the new is very good, end the retorts of the
qutnaty are uniformly good. Fries was barely to laud fur the
teller as bat week. hith the exception of WM* heavy ehuwrre,
which were very partial, the weather has been very hooeroble br
the harvest operation, sod with fine %haler in the coming wet',
mast of the what In this locality will be secured. new trade firm,
at last week's rater. No trade le barley. beans eel peas email
Veda but no variation is price. (Isle were off ted at lawful, re-
amed prices, new cumennoing 26e. per qr., 42,5 e. ter bustle'.
%%ISt, hew white, 74t. to 7tis. per qr.; old white, 70e. to 72e
Ditto., new red, 16.. to 72e.; old red, 64.. to Os. per qr. been(,
ets. to 46.. per qr. Pea., 42,. to 445. per qr. (lota, old, sec to 32a.
per qr.; ditto, new, 2Se. to 30e. Vice howl. bola flour, f.0.b.,
465. 6d. per sack of 21011 b., purekseers ending sacks andclelaning ono
math's. credit.
Pareasorrotoe, Aco. 16.-We had a fair quantity of old wheat
ben today, and lad week's peon were obtain. d. Several sampies
of the Dew crop were shown sod found buyers at 70e. to 74. per qr.,
6 alb. New bailey made 465. totes. Gd, p.r qr. Old beaus 41s. to
4•a per qr.

READIMO, Aro. 18.—The aupp'y of erbeat was good, particularly
new, which woo be enenent coodlttoa. Trade at commencement
doll, but eat...quest:l enure b irk ; Dew erbret, ha. to 8 4e. per qr.;
old, 11% to Tie. Barley, 4J,. t ; a rhort anypiy. Bonner a ill
a mummer corn, priors merely non tact.

Women, Ai a. 16.—Durrig the past week we have bad a few
'bowers, but nothing to retard b-rvest voila winch is now pretty
general in this °Wrist. Here today the growers hold their few um-
pies of wheat at very stiff puma, ant where salt • are mad* obtained
sttiVngge. per gart. ael.vaectoehtliuraztp;rren
slue 7 of 'raw "'forBa"wgct any
money would have bees taken, but prim are @tattoo high for the
crabs's. Prices toth growers:—What, 605. to Iva per qr.; extra,
725. par qr. Oat., Is. 2d. to Is. :lg. per stone. Bane, 16s. to ths.
v mann, Ave. IA —At this day's markt t there was a good
noon of waeat, a mosidetabn part of leach was of the new crop.
lllirLO/ vices were &manned but not cenaulted with, and we quote
alt qualities same ae this day week. Brame new white reamed gs. for
6.1 b.. Barley Is. to is per qr. lower. Fine new sold at 46.. per qr.
Oats scares and rather data. Beans • slow sale and tending
downwarde.
Tout. Ara. 16.—The weather during the week has been showery,
but today it is mere rettitd. Our ta• men wid 'Arran, been
cutting neat week. Tad*, se have a good attAir w 11tost, but an
advance of about is. per qr. being di mantled, very little buyinen was
done. Itt other articles no alteration. Flour has advanced ga. per
seek.
KIRKCALDY. At o. 16. • A great deal of rain has fallen this week,
and we have bad a dull, cloudy shy, although occasionally bright
gleam at sunstdne. The ground is very wet, many of the turnip
lands so much so that they cannot be worked. At our country mu.
this week we had neat to nothing doing. The few 'ample" of
wheel showing were offered at 735. to 76e. Dee qr.. 621 b". and 631b0.
per bushel; and seedy buyers had to pay these rates. Neither barley
nor oat. offering. Here today we had a moderate supply of what.,
which soil freely at last week's prime. flats In small supply, and 66;
per qr. dearer. No bulgy. Wheat, 615. W 781. per qr. Oats, Ale.
to 818.6 d.
WAILS/01D Ave. 16.—Early in the week we hs4 very hem rain,
which pet a slop to hat nit operatiou in this neigbhourheod, hut the
last few days have teen tine, wild occasional showers, and reaping h
now pregreeettg very rapidly. With email arrival, from abroad, and
the improved amounts from the English markets, we have had a
better feeling in the trade here sham this day ee'oniglai, and holders
have readily obtained prices which were then only nonthal. Wheat
—la unwed Irish we have nut heard of any truntseUons, but • fair
quantity of foreign Mechanist, hands, and for the Ann dueliptians
buyers have had to pay • mein apemen on tut week's q tondo=
In the vans of Corky and oats so thugs an be Doted ; but Indian
men has met a Ilse rale, at as advance of &Lyn herr. I, and many
holders nose to sell, except at still higher rates. Flour scarce, mod
lolly an dear. lancets this week Wheat, 110 qrs.; Indira eons,
2,160 qrs.; oatmeal. 10 seeks ; tour, 814 seeks anel Pitt torrent. Ex.
ports thisweek—buley, GO barrels; was, 3,129 barrel.; Baur, .03
seeks.

CATTLE.— Noxincs, Arguer 16.—There was a Ur now of store
cane ben to-day, but buyers were not Rowena*, and the trade was
dull. rat 1* of readaed Mu to Os Rd. per moon of 1110 s. There was
not a very melanin supply of sheep, but ft was quite equal to the de-
mand. Lambs made Ira. to Ms., and 255. to gar. ter head, accordlm
tone, quality, and condloon; liming sheep, from Ws. to its, and
prime. Sim
Ito 4.4. pat bead. Vat abetp, Se. to Si. Gel. per storese
of 41bs.