The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-13 00:00:00

48s, to 02a. ; new, 41.. to its. per gamier. Rupee Hour, ate.
to Us. Ilse, 31s. to 33e. per 20 rose.
OXPORD; Fos. 11.-Bamples of wheat woo much scarcer;
thous that were in godd condition were readily taken, prices
I'4'4 I* whits wheat from 48a. to 64a. par quarter. Red
whoa; 41s. to des. Good bards", both for mat* sod grind.
lag pare se., we. much sought idler, the foessw retaining
list week's rams, and ills lams snits la. per via:tar hiteier.
Oats sold fiom 19s. to 32a. • beans, 88e. to 635.; bog peas,
313 a. to 40a. ; Soar, 335. per sick.
PETERBOOOOOW, ,ftn.ll.--A4 oar Mike, to.dey we
had but a mail pply of wheat, which met a good tale at
quits is. per qr. over the prices of We day week.
_Barley,
sate, and beaus in demand, and each delver, Bost red Wheat,
4135. ; cenonon, 43a. to 445. per 5041b5. Oafs, Ili& to i.e. Id.
per stone. Beans, 40s. to 411. per qr. of 6321ba.
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READING, Fan. 11.—There was but a limited supply of
wheat at our market this morning, the oondition of which
was muil improved. The attendance about an average one.
The trade opened briskly. Beet dry samples of wheat were
in demand, and realised an advance of fully Is. per qr. In
other noels there wee also a better trade. The *ripply of
barley was short, with a good trade, best malting being rea-
dily purchased at an advance from Is. to 2e. per qr. Other
Smoriptions also more in demand, at better prices. There
was an improved trade in oats, beans, and peas, with an up-
ward tendency. Wheat, 38s. te,63s. per qr.; barley, 30s. to
44e. ; oats, 18e. to 32a.; beans, 425. to 12e.• peas, 38s. to
48e. Households, 390. per sack; seconds, 364.

ROCHLKTEIt, hl3. ii.—Trade on the whole was some.
what brisker to-day. Some good samples for seeding pur-
poses were eagerly taken at the fall rates of lut week. For
best sorts of white as highs' 625. was quoted, but the trade
generally ruled from 465. to ins. There was not much peas-
fag in red, which met with an indifferent sale at 40a, to 46a.
Barleys are in more request, and samples fur malting pur-
poses are about Is. per qr. dearer; for the primest samples,
445. was readily given. Grinding kinds appeared to be un-
heeded, and the trade in that description was dull. There
was scarcely anything doing in the oat trade, and that kind
of grain is rather cheaper, sty 64. to Is. per qr. In both
beans and peas there was scarcely anything passing, but as
the time for planting beans is at hand, no reduction in pros
is to be anticipated ; prime sorts are Taber dearer, and are
now fetching 42a. to BO& Peas without alteration, and fully
to dear.

WORCESTER, FEB. 11.—At ibis day'. market there wee
less supply of wheat, which firmly maintained the currency
of this day ea'anight, tut no advance could be obtained.
Barley le. per gr. dearer, which was paid with reluctance,
and only on small quantities. OAS dull, and 6.1. cheaper.
Beane quite as high. Peas rather dearer.
WIISRECR, Fas.ll.—The supply of wheat and of all other
=adountutuas small at this market. Wheat has met a good
,as U. per qr. Oyer the prices of this day week ; end
for este, beaus. end barley, 6d, to Is. per qr. more money
has been obtained. Prim to the grower :—Wheat, white,
we, 455. to 465.; extra, 48e., 831 be. per bushel; ditto,
red, new, 42e. to 441.; extra, 46a.; ditto white, old, 46e.
to 485., extra, 605.; ditto red, old, 44.. to 46a., extra, 46e.;
Oats, 1114. to L. per stone. Beans, 38,. to 435. per qr.

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Tann FED. 11.—There was a plentiful supply of wheat
at market to-day, and the attendance was fully an average.
Wheat was in demand, at an advance of la. per quarter ;
for white descriptions rates varied from 455. to 50s. ; for red,
4•25. to 46a. per 36 st•rte. Barley of se quality was in
small sus ply, and met a brink demand., at quite u much
money as on the week previona, samples changing hands at
36.. to 40s. per quarter; grinding 30s. to 325. per 30 atone.
Oats were a mcderste show, and moved off at upward prices,
22a. to 24e. per 24 stone. Beans in scanty supply, and in
favour of the seller, namely, 445. to 48e. per 38 stone. Malt,
680. to 70e. By., 32e. per quarter. Flour, 335. to 365. per
20 stone.

KIRLCLLDY, Fin. 11.—We had a return of frost on
blondey, on Tuesday s heavy fell of snow, Moos then severe
frost, with a little more snow, so that the ground lies covered
to the depth of from six to eight Inches. This is enhancing
the value of all feeding stuffs; the deficiency in turnips sad
straw is being severely felt. At our country mortals this
week we had lees grain of every kind offering, and buyers
being more enxions than of late, full prices were paid, mire
particularly for soy parcels fitted for seed. Here, to-day, we
had moderato supplies of all kinds of grain. bales ready,
and prices very much as last day ; only fine qualities of wheat
were about le. dearer. Wheat, 42a. to 609. per qr. ; barley,
32e. to 400.; oats, 21s. to 29a.