The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-13 00:00:00

Nonericit JAN. IL-4be supply of w
market to-day was only moderate, but the
'student to follow up anadvance, the trade
la. per qr. more than the prices of last Sal
supply of barley continues fair, bat the farm
higher nila,baniness was redzicted. Prices
malthg citudiskic.4"..ed In some gems is.
sorts gold at fully last week's terms. We h
frosty N. and N.E. winds. White wheat (1
to Med, 755. to 78s. ; red ditto (welt
Mtg.), 68s. to 73a. ; best malting bat
531bs. to fobbed, 425. to 445. ; runs ditto (s
to 531b5.), 425. to 43e. ; distilling ditto (wei
flub. ), Me. to 385.; oats, 28e. to 345. ; beat
peas (maple), 465. to 47a. per qr. Aver,
1,269 qrs., 68a. 9d. ; barley. 6.956 qrs., 411
NOTTINGHAM, JAN. 11.-At our oorn
there was a fair supply of wheat, the coed
pity of which were varied. Moderate pe
made with out-door work this week. The
demand, and prices were nearly 11. per qr.
week. New white sorts made 795. to Me.
to 78e. per 38 stone. The quantity of bar
only limited, and there was a steady den
doserigin7 were held at Is. per qr. ov
moon kinds maintained their fully
44a. to per qr. ; grinding, 40a. to 4 i
oats the supply was by no means plentiful,
moderate demand, sales being effected at
those el she week preceding ; old, 33e. to 31
33a, per 24 stone. BOWL came sparingly tc
inquiry was firm at fully late prices ; 01,
new, 465. to 50s. per 38 stone. Peas were N
flour, 56e. to 575. ; fine, 52a. to 545. per sac
OXFORD, Jag. IL-This Corn Exchange,
attended, and a good deal of wheat wouIC
beads if holders had been inclined to anal
mod= ; this they refused to do, conseque
rated cautiously ; still the tendency of pric
The market was to all intents a dull and d,
ranged from 725. to 82a. per qr. The t
firm, at prime varying from ;Ws,to 46a.
rattly represented, the &neat quality mak
feeler and intermediate from 25m and upw
the quantity was limited ; old sorts ruled
new made from 425. to 46.. Hoe peas w
445. to 465. ; boiling peas, 48a. to 53a. Rot
firm at 555. per sack.
Prraugoaouoo, Jag. 11.-There was
wheat here to-day, the weather against th
and sales proceeded slowly at Is. and in w
per qr. lees money. There was a good
spring corn, and prima were the turn bigt
READING, JAN. 11.-Notwithstanding
the weather the corn market was prey
this morning. The supply of wheat w
than last week. Up to the time of our d.
scarcely any business done. It did not
there would be any advance upon last
though the market generally during tb
has been higher.
Rocamta, JAN. 11.-In this city the
our bat report, has ruled very dull, n,
have continued firm, while most kinds of
advance in price. At the Corn Exchang
only moderately furnished with wheat,
of both white and red kinds were in shoe
parcel. exhibited many were damp and
For all really fine dry lota the rates mw
to 2s. per qr. higher, at which advance t
tive trade transacted ; secondary and
about the same as before, and were air
Tested. The present quotations for b
wheat are 70s. to 74e., and a few extra
to 765. per qr. ; secondary parcels of w
and damp and inferior, 665. to 68s. per
Bons of red wheat 68a. to 70a. ; moons
and damp and inferior, 625. to 65e.
little doing in foreign wheat, and the
about the same as before, a few of t
being about 11. per qr. dearer. The bat
very steady, and all best parcels of
pi:aim are the turn dearer ; for best n
the present quotations are 425. to 445.,
to 425. per qr. ; best grinding lota, 33
ferior, :Va. to :t3s. per qr. The malt to
altered quotations. Oats steady, and I
6d. per qr. dearer. Beans and peas tae
The weather during the week has been
with sharp frosts and heavy fall' of no
WisatcH, JAN. 11.-We are well al
to-day, and but little of spring corn. 1
lower, but not easy to buy at the dean
as last week.
WORCESTER, Jag. 11.-At this day'
a large supply of wheat, which found
of la. per qr. Barley quite as dear.
for. Beans fully as high. Peas unalte
Yoaa, J.ts. 11.-There was a emu
at our can market to-day, and the
trade was moderate. The trade was
could not be exceeded. Prices for whi
755. to 80a. ; for red, 70s. to 745. pi
cams less freely to hand, and the quali
irregular. The tone of the demand w
were disposedof at quite late rates; eel«
better sold. Malting, 40e. to 445. per
per 30 stone. Oats were In rather 1
buyers operated to a fair extent, late rs
ported-new, 265. to 30a. per 24 go,
was a middling show, and the de
Higher prices were asked, but late
exceeded-new, 46a. to 45.. per 3$
malt, 68.. to 70s. per qt. Flour, Cut
of 2801 be.
WATERFORD, JAN. 11.-One cargo of
foreign. Supplies of home grain ati
market we can report for this week.
nee done cannot be complained of,
make on our former quotations are
Wheat-In foreign the transactions, t
have been at the full advance of las
scarcity and being more wanted, wen
barrel. Barley-Little coming to ha
went we mention is quite nominal.
variety looked for. Black oats chant
further slight improvement. Indies
rency of Saturday last many goo
bought on speculation, and mom we
but now holders decline to sell uw
vanes. We hear from many place
moving into immediate consumption
Flour rather better. Imports this
qrs.; flour, 326 sacks. Exports this
barrels; wheat, 1,155; oats, 3,389; f

RAILWAYS TN BISHOPSOATE.-
number of people in suspense, cons
lug of nodose in connexion with the
tropolitan Railway line from Moorga
suddenly announce that the extensic
During the interval that has elapse
to do much in the way of repairs, an
deal of inconvenience has been expo
tants of the threatened district.
all, to be put straight, and if any e
incurred in consequence of these
issued the company has nothing to
concerned have only to shift for thee
best of a bad job, so that theirs
case.—City Press.
TRIFLZ Blll.lll.—Mrs. Wood{
Norwich policeman, residing it
Heigham in that city, has been deli
children. Each child was well and
lived for 24 boars. An application
Majesty the Queen for the bounty ui
coma.
HOSPITAL FOR DtsEAMIN OF YE
PARK.—The number of patients relic
during lass week was 1,012, of whicl
RIALTH RISTORED BY Do BA
Maxie% name, lunge, and liver of old
oat medicine or expense, dyspepsia Ih
diarrhea, acidity, headache, neuralgt
elorplemous, debility, westing, cough,
Von, low obits. 00,000 annual emu
medicines, Including that of lus
Iloti
My times its cost in other remedies-1
Ile ; telb., 40a, or Id. per meaL—Do E
quedrant, London ; also Fortnum sad I
411, Oracochurch-etzeotCbeapenle;
sad appears and elleadlita—iitanntl,

BIRTHS, MARRLAGES, .
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BIRTHS.
CHANCSLIOR.—Jannary U, at Melol
wife of Z. Chancellor, H.S., of • da
u
Cr •1111•024.—Jesuary Bast &Al
T. C. Clarkson, Eq., of a daughter.
CONSISTT.—Jansuuy 10, at Quaell'elrel
W. W. Y. Onseett, Esq.. of • daunt
GlLlN.—Jamtery 10, at Hendon, the
of a danghtm.
JOB &ETON Z.--January 9, at Clawed
We of A. Z. Johnston, Eq.. of a da
WYAlT.—Jannary 9, atianybryn, Has
Zags, of aeon.
MARRIAGE
FLETCHEIt—CAHTZit—January & a
the Dean of Battle, J. If. Fletcher,
Jane daughter of & Carter, of QUM
THORBt IN—HAYNF3.—Jonnery 9
friers, by the Zee. J. X. BTOWD, Ha
barn, of llesbetreet, to Rebecca I
of the late Mr. Haynes, of Mike.
THIMINEI—HOOVER—January 9, at
by the law. W. C. Badger, M.A., stn
tleq., Zest Aden, to Cathodal
of P. W. Hooper, Zaq., Lancester.ro

DEATHS.
USTI N.—Jaanary 10, at Bermundael
tats Kr. H Austia, aged 10.
BAYNBS.—Jrantary 9, at Hilda, Au
aged 09.
91dartha Mat
etCllrdiare IsII, Loados, age
HYD9. —.Taa asty 10, at Witco Nil
rOlii, Anne Hyde, widow et I

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if oip ord 7s.
. unary 10, at Illaaldstato. '

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