The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-17 00:00:00

sherd list wok..yaks& Batlie Mos in heap;
Waal not ban dispelled to submit to the deals re.
gazed by buyers. Malting barley in better supply, sad
trade = don, at barely LI 111100E1 ZOODe KniMiNg
ewes gobs as dear. Oats Arm, bet y.
Beans
rather gave way in value.
Jett. 16.-The admen in the prke of wheat
which we have had to report for the last two or three
weeks has experienced a slight cheek to-day, and seller,
have had to submit to • decline of lc a quarter. This
decline may partly be attributable to the damp condition
in which most of the simples exhibited to-day came to
hand; bat trade severtheless was very slow and et the
close of burliness a considerable quantity was left unsold.
Becky was in fair =.y.l and • good trade was done is
it, at last week's the top figure for general first-
class runs being 46a. In other articles a fair trade was
done, at the prime given below. Best white wheat, 3n.
to 320. ; best red ditto, 375. to 3fla. 6d. ; barley, 37e. to
465. ; berme, 23a. to 275. ; oats, 245. to 295. ; peas, 20a.
to 25a. ; fins flour, 58a. to 60e. ; best seconds, 30i.
to 56a.
MANOMETER, JAN. 16.-At our market this morning
English wheat was only in moderate supply : the beat
samples brought last week's pricesmu , and secondary
to Nt aorta
were but little lower. Foreign st be quoted 6d. l.
per, coital cheaper but with more tone at the declne.
Mar was in limited request, although offered at a retitle.
ton of le. per sack and barrel. In oats or oatmeal there
was no material change. Egyptian beans and Indian corn
were each ild. to ls. per qr. lower.
NEWARK. Jan. 15.-Our market was sparingly supplied
with wheat, which was slowly inquired after, and rates
were la. to 2s. per qr. lower than last week. Demand for
barley steady at top prices. Oats in request and very dear.
Other articles about the same.
NEWBURY, Jan. 16.-We had • tolerable supply of wheat
this day. The trade exceedingly dull, but parcels were is.
per qr. cheaper ; for other kinds no sale. Barley plentiful,
and • steady business at lest week's rates. Nothing done
in oats or beans, except of • retail character.
UIBRIDGIL, Jan. 16.-The market to-day is dull, and
sales of wheat are only made at a reduction of 2s. per ill..
Barley being in short supply is le. per qr. dearer. Oats
and beans sell freely at former prices.
EDiersuaoir, Jan.ls.-As compared with but week wheat
was la 6d. up on top, and 101. down on average. Barley
was 6d. up on top, and sd. up on avenge. Oats were
same on top, and ls. 6d. up on average. Beans were Gd.
up on top, and lid, up on avenge. W heat,s9s. to 815.61.;
' barley, 345. to 40s. 6d.; oats, 23a. to 37a. ; beans, 495. to

CATTLL—Bnuatioaaw, JaN. 16.—We received a
largo
supply of useful beasts on offer this day ; the trade tine
at Tuesday's rates. The supply of sheep was large, the
trade slow. No alteration in prices. Calves • moderate
supply, demand good at fully late prices. Pigs, • good
time of year supply ; trade by no means active. Beeftrol.
to 7d. per lb. ; mutton, sid. to 7d. ; veal, Gd. to 4MI ;
bacon pigs. 13a. to tis. Bd. per soon; pocket ditto, Se. to
Sa. 6d.
BRISTOL, Jay. IG.—We had a very large supply of Letf
at our market to-day, including about 100 head of cattle
consigned from Ireland. The quality was good, but trade
was dull, and it was late in the day before the majority of
those on offer changed hands. There was scarcely any
alteration from the low prices of last week, hot
descriptions realising from 635. to 655., and secondary and
inferior from Nis. to 625. per cwt. The sheep peso were
also well filled, but the supply was far in erects of the
demand, and business was dull at last week's quota-
tions • best wethers changed hands at 6id., and in a very
few instances at 64.1. per 11b.b., and ewes and inferior sorts
at from SA. to 6d. per The supply of store e
from Ireland was very short and trade was dull. There
was an average supply of milch cows of fair quality, mid
they changed hands rather briskly, at from 14f. to 18,.
each. The show of pigs was much shorter than last week,
and owing to this the trade was in a more healthy state ;
there was an active demand, and an advance of from ad. to
6d. per score on last week's rates, from Bs. tad. to Is. per
score being given for good samples. There was a steely
trade in horses, of which there was a limited number uu
offer.
Norrnaat.tv, JAN. 15.—We had a full market of
beasts, which were generally of a good description, and
sold from sa. to Ss. ski. (best quality), and for second ditto
from 7s. tad. to Ss. There was also a very good supply of
sheep, but rather a slow sale for them, at from 61d. to 7,d.
per lb. for superior quality, and for second quality from
aid, to tild. Veal was rather scarce, and realised from
Sa. to s)d. per lb. Pigs, both porket and bacon, were
selling at from to. to 6s. 6d. per stone. Number of cattle
at market—Wednesday : bcasta, ; sheep, 1,244 ; pigs,

16.
Differ: Mr, JAN. 15.—The supply of settle this
morning was more than on this day ne'nnight, there
being 562, or an increase of 174 head. On account of the
large supply aslee were slowly effected at prices consider•
ably lower than those obtained this day week. One lot of
very superior beasts brought 10s. (hi. ; current price, 7s. CA
to 84. ; middling and inferior, 6a. to 7s. per stone. The
supply of sheep was 4,4.i9, being 542 lea than last week.
Thu demand beinggood, last week'spricee were maintained.
Top price of the best mutton, 7d. ; current, 61d. to 6,id. ;
ewes, sd. to fkl. per lb. Fed pigs, ria. lid. to 6s. 6d. per