The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-15 00:00:00

tartars, MARCH 14.—We bad a short supply of wheat
market to.day, but a fair attendance, notwittatandit
weather, and a brisk trade was done at from Is. to 2s.
more money, and every lot cleared. Best red wheat made
a sack. The barley exhibited was generally speaking,
Inferior quality; and but a slow trade was done in this
at a reduction of Is. per gr. Other articles may be quote,
as last week. Beans, new, from Us. to Us. per sack
Me. to 22a. Pets from 184. to 225. Best white wheat, 32,
beat red ditto, Fifa to 33a. bd.; ditto new white, d 1 a. to
other seta, 245. to liat ; herby, 475. to 62a. ; beans. 21s
peas, Ina to Mts. ; vetches, 21s. to 235. ; rye, lbs. to 1.
fine Sour, 44a. to 625. ; best seconds. 445. to 48s.
MINCIIMMER, MARCH 14.—There was a very fair atte
at our market this morning. With a better inquiry ho
than of late picked samples of both Lnglish and foreign I
an advance of Is. per quarter, while other sorts were
}lour was held more firmly, but only a limited demand w
rlenced. Oats and oatmeal were without material ,
Beans were the tun in favour of sellers Indian corn a;
is. per quarter higher.

NEWIIt ET. MAl..Oll4.—We had • short supply of who
day, which readily fated purchairen at an advance of I,
per yr. Barley plentiful, and met a dull sale at ls. law
Oats, bean•, and peu unaltered hi value.

intsauttan, Minna la—As compared with last week,
mu IL up on top, and la. 3d. up on average. Bari
samo on top, and Id. down on average. Oats were woe
and 91. down on average. dean/ were Paine on lop, sad
down on average. Wheat, 465. to Ms.; barley, 30. tl
2211. to 75d. ; beans, :1-3L to 60s.

CATTLE.—Bfelentallatt, MARCH 14.—We received bu
iterate supply of beast' ou offer this day. A fair demo,
made at Tuesday's prices, the number of sheep on or
limited, trade heavy, no alteration in quotations. Calvet
seasonable supply. Trade slow. Fat pip a moderate as
clearance made. Beef, bed. to 71d. per lb. •* mutton.
91d. per lb. ; veal. 0141 to aid. per lb. ; bacon pigs, iia. ed.
per scum ; porket pigs, 8. ed. to 9s,
11•Itell U.—Owing to the recent rough west
Irish steamers which were due en Wednesday dial nut an
this afternoon, and the large consignments that were va
did not reach the market. Consequently there was a err
supply of beef, and the fact that some animals from c.
and other home districts had been detained lay th•
of trains contributed to make the supply one of the shoo
have seen for months past. There was not one-half en,
meet the demand of pnrchasen, and the prices showed a,
advance. beat deserlpdens reallaing from 70s. to 73a
some cases a still higher figure was obtained ; and see
samples realised from 06s. to 139 e. per cwt. The Irish a
were taken in the afternoon to the West-street yard, .
good number of them were disposed of. There was a fair
of sheep, but It was more than enough for the demo
mice. showed a downward tendency, best descriptions r
from 81d. to 9d. per lb. ; and ewes and secondary sampl,
while sheep out of the wool made from 7d. to 71d. ; very
deooriptlons could be obtained fur 71d. per lb. Short sub
pigs, and prima. rather better. Very few horses, and •
any 11411111018 dOl/Ig.

ibl/IBUROII, 1146cn I3.—The number of rattle this n
war 447, being 2 head more than on this day sie'unight
demand was good, and former prices were maintain,.
eprice of the hest beef, es. lid.; current, Ba.. 3d. to Si. 611
ing and Inferior, 7s. to Iti per stone. The supply et
was 4,30 a, being Set less than on this day week. eel.
slowly effected, but there was little change on the price,
week. Top price of the beat Islaektseeil and Clicriot ■
Id., current, 8{4., and down to 3d. per lb.: half-bred
ed. peril.. red pigs brought ba ed. to 4. M. per sto
to eight weeks old do., 7s. to 13s. a head. Numbers in
—Fat cattle, 477 ; store do., 66; milk cows, 64 ; tat
4,306 ; store ditto, —; pip, 238.

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TRAFFIC RETURN&

R/ILWATS Mlles Pas- Mee- Total,
shandies. 1e57.
Week ending Jan. 2 open. *engem
6. £ A
Bahia and San Francisco .. 761 165 506 671

Week ending Feb. 20.
Detroit and Milwaukee.... 189

Week ending Feh. .41
Great Western of Canada . 319

-- 14,110

Week ending March 3.
Belfast and N. Counties 9Ol
Dublin and Meath 35
Londonderry& Coleraine

CIO 1,219
1:M 91
157 143

Week ending March 9.
North Eastern 1221} 14,661 63,647 62,198
Pembroke and Tenby 47 203
Week ending March 10.
Belfast and County Down 44i W 2 292 834
Bristol and Exeter 134 3,043 3,097 6,140
Great Eastern 7014 13,347 18,702 32.015
Great Western 1311 29,188 37,917 OE7u3
North British

A MAIL MAIN BLOCKED CP ET &Dr
The ordinary mail train which left Milford at 5 p.t
Wednesday, and was due at Paddington at 4.:n art
terday, was brought to a standstill at Stormy Jul
(between Port Talbot and Bridge-end stations), in
damage
of the great quantity of mow on the line, ar
done by the storm to the telegraph posts and
many of which were quite buried. All assistance
Could be obtained was taken advantage of, but the
of clearing away the snow sufficient to admit of the
sage of the train lasted a considerable time, and
result was that the mails reached Paddington peat
about five hours later than usual. This is the only e
stoppage reported on the Great Western system am
caused by the present severe weather.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
ANDERSON.—March IS, at St. Stephen's-femme, Low
Mrs. W. C. Anderson, of a ion.
BOOTII.—March 13, at Bleemington.road, Ire, the wile .+f
Booth. of a daughter.
Gth,LlNG.—llarch 13, at Lowndes-street, S.W , the sit.
Gosling. Esq., of a daughter.
RlLL—March 13, at Coonaught.synare, Hyde-park, the,
the Rev. R. Mika • son.
POLLOK.—March 12, at :Sardinia-terrace, Giugoir, the'
B. M. Polk*, Fee., of a son.
TIARKS —March 12. at Macclesfield, the wife of the ke
Tiarks, of a son.

MARRIAGES.
TONCE—WIIITRY.—March 12, at Woodchurch, by th
Dr. Blakency, Arthur Wellington. son of the late D.
Exol , of the Woodlands, Clifton.part, Kirlouhcad. to
daughter of the late J. Whitby, ESQ., of Liverrool
TOM,—WHIFYIN.—Tiarch 12. at St. flatthee's t•hnrth
don. by the Roe. .1. G. Hodpon, Arthur Pella, um 0
Turns, Esq., of Bedfonl.park, Croydon. to Sera,. dui,:
H. Whiten, F.lq., of Duppes-hill.terrace, Croydon.
TERRY-HALL-Larch 12, at the Unitarian ChM'''.
road. by the Rev. T. L. Marshall, John Terry. of .4'n
villas. tlres•um-toad, Brixton. to Victoria 1 reacher. de
of the late T. H. Llall, Req.. of Finsbury-square.

DEATHS.
BOWMAN.—Starch 13, at Clapham,. maroon, MI. ltdoe:
GA NN. —March 13, $1 Iloetaguestreet, Rutilell.laare. A
Esq.. aged 73
GAHM ENT.—Mateh 13, at Fulham-1.3w,, Caroline. daug
the late W. Garment, Eaq 11(.41 M.
M./pith E. —March itt, at Welback.theet, Caro' 'r

Mr. R. Osborne, aged 67.
POOLE.—Much 12, at Upper Tooting, E. Toole. I
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WALKER—Much 12, at Dalston, Thomas Russell, .00
late T. R. Walker, aged 24.

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