The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-15 00:00:00

OF WELT DOIDI4I Tea SIX WZW NA/LICD.

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Feb. 9.

BIBMiIfOrtAN, Flts. 14.—At Gloucester market, on the
9th, wheat was unaltered in value. At Worcester, the
same day, there was an increased supply from the farmers,
and the trade ruled dull at previous rates. Bailey rather
cheaper. Oats Eld. per quarter lower. Beans firm. Very
little doing in peas. During the present week we have iigaiss
had little passing in wheat, and them is no quotable altera-
tion in the value of any description. Barley only finds
buyers in retail. Oats in limited request. Fine beans quite
as dear. Egyptian offering ls. to ls. Gd. per quarter
cheaper. At Wolverhampton, no reduction was submitted
to on any kind of wheat. At this day's market there was
as increased supply of wheat, and all qualities were firmly
held for the currency of this day ae'nnight. Barley rather
cheaper. Oats unaltered. Beans quite as dear. Pees only
find buyers in limited parcels.
Dertzts, Fen. 14.—We had a moderate supply of wheat,
the condition of which, although bad, was slightly improved ;
for best qualities the trade wee fair at last week's prices,
but for inferior aorta there was no demand ; one lot of new
white Talavera, weighing 12st 71lia, was sold at 34a,
but nothing else was within ls. or ls. &I. of that pries.
The best barley nearly maintained last week's pries,
bet inferior was lower, and, the trade generally not so
LlBarley, 30s. to na. Wheat, best, 68e. to
. middling. 45e. to 580.: rtGeiQ, 38a. to 455. Haney,

30s. to 445. Oats, 23a to 335. Botha 46a. to SON. Yeas,
42.. to 46a. Flour, fine, 49.. to 525. pet rock ; seconds,
445. to 475.

MANcirearta, FEB. 14.—With the exception of flour,
of which the arrivals are to a fair extent, the im.
porta from abroad at Liverpool and Runcorn are on a much
smaller Beale than of late. From Ireland the receipts are
also light. Our market this morning was slenderly at-
tended, and was of so exceedingly inactive character.
Holders, however, were firm in requiring the currency of
this da,y sennight!for all articles, which was realised in the
limited business transacted.
Ngwa&a, FEB. 13.—There was a small supply of wheat
at to-day's market ; for the bettereooditioned samples the
trade ruled firm at last week's prices, but damp sort, were
neglected. The finer samples of barley were dearer, and
brought extreme rates. Oats and beans sold at rather wore
money.

NZWDOET, FIB. 14.—We had again a large supply
of wheat, whioh meta steady sale at fully last weeks rates,
for all useful qualities. Barley a dull trade with a large
quantity 02 offer. A very slow sale fur Oats, beam, sod
peas.

Uhnumoh, Fra. 14. —With the return of damp weather
corn cornea to band in bad condition. Wheat is a dull sale
though prices are not lower. B ing corn is more active
and parcels for seed are disposed of readily at better prices.
EDINBURGH, Fm. 13.—We had in the whet to-day
1,067 qrs. wheat, 1,861 barley, 2,710 oats, and 299 team.
There were sold—Wheat, va qrs. ; barley, 815 ; oats,
1,448 ; and beans, 218 me. As compared WI lest week—
Wheat was same as last on top, and la. 7d. up on average.
Barley was 6d. up on top, and 9d. up on average. Oats were
ls. up on top, and 6d. up on average. Henn were 6d. up on
to
p sad la. 3d. down on average. • per imperial qr. :-
30a. 6d. to 78e. Od.; barley, 26.. Od. to 46e. 65.;
oat., 14e. 6d. to 36.. Od. ; beans, 35e. 6d. to 535. Bd.
Weight of top—Wheat, 83jIbe.; barley, STA'. ; oats,
41flbs. ; beano, 6616 e.

CATTLE.—Emimuncii, Fita; 13.—The number of cattle
was 549, being 47 lees than last market. Demand good,
and prices higher than those obtained bud day Top price
of the best beef, 84. ; current, for the beet, from Be. to
Bs. 6d.; middling and inferior, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per
imperial stone. Fed pip, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. per imperial
stone; six to eight weeks' old do.,from 86.6 d. to 13e. a heed.
The supply of sheep this morning was 3,713, being 1,141
more than last week. Sales were slowly effected, but little
alteration in prices. Top price of the best mutton, 9d. ;
current, from Bd. to ilia. ; ewes and inferior, from 60. to
7141. per lb. At the close a good clearance. Numbers
in market—Sheep, 3,713 ; fat cattle, 649 ; milch cows, Si ;
pip, 240.

CHEESE.—Ssmanuar, 14.—At our market to-day
there was a good supply of all dencliplions of cheese, and
there was also a full attendance of buyers and sellers.
Business, at an early hour, commenced briskly, and con-
tinued so throughout, until nearly all on offer changed
bands, and the quotations of last market were in all re-
;wts maintained. The following are the average prices :
Ens, 28s. to 34. • half-cowards, Ms. to Ma. ; Dorset,645. to 675. ; best Soolerseta, 665. to 735. ; Cheddars, 725.
to 79g per cwt.

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