The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-14 00:00:00

' 3Lawcazirrea, dun 13.—At our market this morning
English wheat was offered at a decline of la to 2s. per
quarter, without leading to business, while Alnerielin must
be rioted 3d. to 4d. per 70Ibs. cheaper, and in very moderate
demand. English flour was nominally la. per sack, and
secoodary American, 6d. to la. per barrel lower • but really
extra qualities of foreign were without material change.
Oats and oatmeal were in limited request at late rates.
Egyptian biros reesdadla. per quarter. Indian corn was
ram.
NZWARIC, jaws 12.—The show of wheat on offer at to-
day's market was about an average, and samples came to
hand in variable condition. Sales took place slowly, and
late rates were with difficulty obtained. There was not
much prasiug in malting barley, the value of which was
y the same as last week. Oats were a limited
show, and the inquiry was slow at prices in favour of the
buyer—samples selling at 24a. to 325. per 24 stone. There
was a small show of beans, the inquiry for which was inac-
tive, and inferior aorta were la. lower. Peas slow at late
:ates. During the put week the weather has been variable,
and the appearance of the young wheat plant is decidedly
improved.

Jams 13 We had a very large supply of
wheat and an eloseclingly slow trade ; best descriptions ls.
per qr. cheaper, and inferior 2a. Nothing doing in either
barley, cola, beans, or peas.
Lamm; Julia la —The supply of
.grain to.day is
very sh?rt, and the attendance thin. There is but little busi-
ness doing, and what is dor.e is at lower prizes both fur
wheat and spring corn.

Join 12.—We had in the market to-day
qrs. wheat, 188 barley, 999 oats, and 133 beans.
were sold—Wheat, 824 qrs. ; barley, 94 ; oats,
712 ; and brans, 99 qrs. As compared with last week—
Wheat was same as last on top, and Is. down en average.
Barley was 6d. down en top, and 2d. dews on average.
Oats were &L down on top, arid 3d. down on average. Beans
we lid, down on top and 10d. down on average. Prices
per imperial qr. :—Whest, 345. Od. to 645. Od. ; barley,
31s. Oil. to 47.. Od. ; cats, 26a. Od. to 34a. 6d. ; beaus,
3114. Od. to 48s. Vd. Weight el top—Wham, 6311ba.;
barley, 671bs. ; oats, 45ilbs. ; beans, 6511b5.

CATTLE.—EDINBURGH, JUN. 12.—The quantity of cat.
tle was large, beiug 1,132, or 53 more than last market.
At the opening of the market males were easily effected at
84. per stone. Top price, 84. ; current, 7*. 6d. to 7s. 9d. ;
middling and inferior from 6s. 61. to 7s. 3d. per done.
The supply of sheep was 4,865, heist 432 more than
last week. Fair demand, particularly for lambs. Sheep
from the wool fro 8(1. to Btd. elipt do. from tied. to 7tiL
per lb. lambs, top price, 31s. ; current for the Best sortie
from 265. to 275. ; middling and inferior do, from 20a. to
245. a head. Fed pip, fano 64. 6d. to 7s. per imperial
atone ; six to fight weeks' old ditto, from 134. tid. to
17.. 6d. a heed. Numbers he market—Sheep, 4.865 ; fat
cattle, 1,132; lien do., 646 ; toilets cows, 118 ; pigs, 245.

CHEESE.—.SALISIBUET, Jrini 13.—Oar monthly market,
held to-day, sou more largely supplied than for some time
put, and the quality was of the most varied character. The
attendance was also good, and the business, from the awn.
mincemeat of the market to the end, ruled steady, the
greater part changing bends. There was no quotable
change of prices from our last market, which averaged as
follows :—Skins, 28s. to 345. ; half cowards, 58a. to 65e.
Dorset, Ms. to 675. ; Somerset', 66". to 735. ; Chedllars,;
72a. to 795. per cwt.