The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-24 00:00:00

CORN.—Communos, Nov. 22.—Apia as have to ret.rt
a may heavy market. Barley la large 'apply, sod la. to Is.
lower. Wheat, 445. to 48a. ; white, 524. ; barley, t,
38s. ; oats, 20a, to 28s. ; bases, Ma. to 441.
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ILloLaturrea, Nov. 22.—A fair supply of wheat ; alJout a
retail sale, at droopiog prices. Barley of good quality and
fully u dear ; aux.!, in slow donned ; supply good. Buns
and peas unaltered.

Gun.oroan, Nov. 22.•—0n1y a moderate supply of what
to-day. A better demand for all deeeriptious et the rut, of
last week. Barley plentiful, and L. to 2s. per qr. chain.
Wheat, 40s. to 565. • barley, :ils. to Vs. ; oats, 26. t.
28a. ; peas, 40a. to 42e. pee gr.

RUMFORD, NOV. 22-A full supply new grain.
Wheat trade very dull, and prices per load lower.
Barley • heavy trade at ls. per qr. less mosey for all except
the finest malting qualities. Oats lid. per qr. cheap-,
Beans and peas as before. Wheat, red, 27e. to 34. pet
load, runs ; fioe, 30a. ; white, 295. to 31s. ; fine. 33.
ley, malting, 345. to 40s. per qr. •
'winding. Ma to .tia
Oats, coarse 20e. to Ms. ; feed, 30a. Buell, 24n.
27a. per lola Peas, Ne. to 28e.
LRICIETZIL Nov. 22.-The attendance to-day was Rut,
fair, and there was an average supply of wheat. Out-do 4
work has made steady progress during the peat wets.
There was a slow feeling in the demand, and holders hid
to accept fully 1.. per quarter less money. New whin
realised 48e. to Ws. ; new red, 455. to 495. ; old white, .ais.
to 625. ; old red, 545. to 575. per 36 stone. The show of
barley was large, but sales were effected slowly, and boilers
had to take Is. per quarter reduction ; malting 141. to
per quarter ; feed sorts, 29.. to 311 s. per 30 rape. ht,
experienced a quiet sale, and prices were quite so are
last week ; old, 28s. to 32a. ; Dew, 21s. to Ms. per 24 44at,
Newcaerge.orott.Trse, Nov. 22-At our market this
meaning welted a good supply of wheat from the posers,
and such being wanted for mixing, a clearance was early
effected at rather under the rates of this day se'rinight ;
condition, however, scarcely so good as last week. la south
country or foreign we have few transactions to rep...11.Q,,
millers being disposed to see further before adding to they
stocks. Flour may be written rather lower, but with 1.,
pressure to sell. For malting barley the demand enured
languid, prices at the same time being somewhat enie• r;
griodiog stationary. Malt, unless fine, neglected, lo brace
little stirring. Boiling held firmly. Oata in moder,t,
request, but an ybe called cheaper. The arrinh
this week say :-Wlaeat, coastwise, 100 eira ; forties,
6,653. Rye, coastwise, 27. parlay, coutwiee, ILi ; foreign.
1,719. Malt, coastwise, 70. Oats, coastwise, I,z
foreign, 812. Peas, foreign, 52. Beans, coastwise, ;
foreign, 30. Flour, coastwise, 1,050 sacks. Indian an
dour, 140 sacks.
Noaveice, Nov. 22.-The supply of wheat at this
market to-day was fair, bat the =lien buying only Inc
their immediate wants, the males made proceeded slowly at
reduction of Is. per quarter upon all descriptions. then:
was about the same quantity of barley offering us begot.,
and prices remained without 'lteration both for maltyg sad
distilliog qualities, with a fair demand for both. Flue
per sack cheaper: White wheat (weighing 57Th.. to 031ba),
46a. to 50s. ; red ditto (weighting 57Th. to 63114.1, 43a to
475. ; boat chevalier malting (weighing 5311.. to
36.. to 37a; runs chevalier ditto (weighing :Ohs. to
531ba. , 34a. so 335. ; distilling ditto (weighing 491bs. to
511bs , 30s. to 32a. ; oats, 24e. to 28s. ; beans, 38a to 40s. ;
peas (=pie), 31e. to 40s. per quarter ; dour 34a to Its. fd.
per mak.
Norrtwouus, Nov. 22.-There was a tolerably gool
show of wheat to-day, the supply counting of old undue*
description". The demand was dull, and prices were
to 3. per qr. lower. Old red sold at 56a. to 595. ;all
white, 58s. to 64.. ; new red, 44.. to 51e. ; new white, Pt
to 555. per 36 stone. The demand for barley was not mud
to the supply, and prices were generally Is. per qr. Itlov
late rates ; malting. 35e. to 435. ; new foreign, Sea. to 42..
per qr. ' • grinding, 295. to 33 per 30 stone. For oat' (the
show of which was moderate) the inquirylruled door at
barely late rates ; old, 255. to 311. ; new, 2.31. to 27a ; old
foreign, 255. tolls. per 24 stone.
Oxman, Nov. 22.-The supply of wheat to-day sod
very large, but little business was transacted. Buyers were,
in consequence of the large arrivals of foreign wheat, fero
ful of adding to their stock at present prices. A few tithe
beet samples of wheat changed hands, as mooned the mil•
len were compelled to bay from necessity. White wheat
ruled from 50a. to 53. per quarter ; red wheat, 445. to ids.;
barley, 31.5. to 38s, ; oats, its, to 26e.
Perganonouott, Nov. 22.-We had a large supply ri
wheat here to-day, and prices were 2s. per qr. lower than
last week. All descriptions of barley were down Is. to 2s.
per qr. nab and beans made something like last week's
prices
READING, Nov. 22.-There is • fair supply of whist a;
our market this morning, but in very muddling condition.
Badness is exceedingly dull, and last week's prices can be
hardly maintained. Holders asked quite as much mane.
for barley, but before bulimia could be transacted a slight
reduction had to be submitted to. In other articles the
trade was nominal.
BOCHUM:IL Nov. 22.-There was a fair supply of wheat
brought forward at this corn exchange, moat of the samples
being in improved condition. Business, however was spa
very flat, and the isles effected of the merest retail diameter.
For beet white wheats the quotations were 54a. to 584., sad
red, 50s. to Ws. per qr. Inferior and secondary white was
50a. to 54.., and red, 445. to 50a per qr. Best kinds of
barley were in request, malting samples being quoted at
365. to 425, and grinding. 213 a. to 345. per quarter. The
show of Mae was -tolerably good, but the demand being slow
late rates were bard to 'smart, and in most cane fd. per
quarter had to be coneedeil Best Poland, made 23e. to
Ns, and other kinds Ms to Nos. per qr.
Wunisca, Nov. 22.-We are fairly supplied with ma
of all kinds at this day's market. There is a good &mod
for the best dry wheat at last week's minis ; and the sun
may be said of oats ; peas, beans, sad barley as before.
Prices to the grower :-Wheat, white, 47a. to 50a., tidk
per bushel ; red, 45e. to 48s. Oats, 11d .to le per stops.
Beans, 36e. to 38s. per qr. of 19 stone ; old, 445.
WORCE3TIII, NOV. 22.-There was a full supply of at
lish wheat at market t.-day, which sold slowly at Is. pee
qr. under the currency of this day week ; foreign held for
previous rates. Heavy barley Is to 3. per qr. lower;
light grinding, unaltered. Oats, beans and peas taken in
retail at the currency of this day week.
YORK, Nov. 21.-We had a better supply of wheat to
day, but the weather having been damp this week some of
the samples were in poor condition. Farmers were obliged
to submit to is. per qr. reduction. New white made 50s.
to 565. ; new red, 455. to 50s. per 36 stmts. The belt
malting barley meta slow sale at a decline of la per or. ;
rates varied from 34a. to 33. per qr. Grinding_ shout the
same as heretofore, Ma. to 32a. per 30 stone. The business
dew in oats was only moderate, and only the best aorta
commanded former terms ; new, NS to 245. per 24 stow.
KIRKCALDY, Nov. 22.-At our country markets this week
we had only moderate supplies of grain offering. Salm were
slow, and prime generally Is. per qr. lower than lest weak.
Here to-day we had fair supplies of all kids of grain.
Sales slow. Wheat and barley Is. per qr. cheaper. Oat;
same as lest day. Wheat, old and new, 345. to 5.1 a per
qr.• barley, new, 20s. to Me.; cats, old and new, Ha al.
24e.
WATWOID, NOV. n -We have scarcely any change to
report in our market this week. There has been a nerdy
iogamy for most articles, and prima have been fairly sop-
Pendia. Irish wheat of good quality commands anodyne
at fully previous rates, bat inferior desaiplices mat he
noted rather cheaper. Foreign quite as dear, bat the a
mind is is lees active. Oatsnot so euy to sell, and buyers
can supply themselves at a reduction of 2d. to 3d. par brL
Barley is good repeat without chugs in vales We hue
sot so much doing in Indian earn, and prior are the rue
lower. Flour firm, bat quiet. Imports this week:-
Wheat, 1,275 qrs. ; barley, 825; fedi= core, 2,7110; dour,
50 barrels. Exports thiaweek :-Oats, 7,090 barrels ; dour,
887 sacks ; oatmeal, 68.

Importing Tea without oolour on the leaf pre-
vents the Chimer puoing off inferior brown loots Li JP the
usual kind& Horowera • Tea Is uncoloured, tbarforo
good silks. Sold In packets by 2,230 yenta--(ddrutiogle°'l

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MARRIAGICB, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&
BOND.—November; 20, Albargb, Norfolk, tbs wife aB.
Band. Hay.,
N of • son.
Bucact —ovember 21. at Wellington VW+. Pato.
a. the wits a H. P. Buchan Bap., of • dsiellial•
Cll2sl.ll2.frvember le, at Part-place, Brixton, the wits of en
B. C. Green, of a daughter.
HlClLLNY.—Novennber it, at Isitchntere Lodes. Ball'oeliM
the wile of T. A. Maley, Msg., of saw
JONI& —November le, at the Priory, Kilburn, MM. W. J°64
a sow.
MillBTON.—Novenbar 20, at Brantford. the wife of 11.3lardos.
bp., of a daughter.
POWL.M,—November 18, at Hartford, Cheshire, the We 01

A. W. Powlea, Esq., of $ son.
BlNVll.ll4o.—Plowasaber.lo, at

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MARRIAGES.
ODOPIL—DATUIL—Noropther ti, at St. Ge0rr.,....,
square, Mr. W. A. Cooper. to Mary Ann. d*uiil' of the 11,'
Mr. D. Davies, both of Newtown, Montgomeryshire.
FIELD—TAIWY.—November U. at St. Nary s, Lambeth. lOW
in. H. Thentpeos, G. Vietel, Pao., of Stectsell. *lolo'
Jabs, rondo( G. Tsrdy, Esq., late of TultobilL
111IMAN—SMITH.—Noveniber SO, at the church of the HAI
Trinity, litltoo.nest-Gravesend b the Rev. C. 11,
Ow, Mr. C. Firman, to Annie,, day ughter of 31. r. LJ. mud..
of Gravesend.
Pit—MAW dA2fT.—November 20, at the parish church of q.
Paid, Deptford. by the hew. E. S. Vlach, 11A. J. W. Fr))
Mogi of Thestoo, bens. to Lydia Jambetb, dmishfrr '
T. Marehoot,ZN.— of Deptford.
TAYLOR LOCANovesober PO, at St. James* 11,4 11
'l'
r Taylor, 31••• T. Waters, M.A., Albon. von of the Iste P.
Esq., WO" daughter of B. L. Lorena, Est.
DEATHS.
111001 L—November 19, at Lincobi. W. H. Brook. Tog • Irte
Lc"}:*;
DULMILL —November 19, at Chiside, boochurch.
wWg.„ T. Bursa, Esq., aged 56.
0011NALL—November le, Mary. wffe of Mr. W. c:41.'1-
IMbstrcet. Newington•but6S aged On.
FILIWUEn,agectRARSO N.—November 20, at Part.lane, J. Ysntulwr
ORMAN. —November 19. Mr. C. Greer, of loesbant. ~W".
WM, seed 10.
GRlLLJON.—Nevseibre 11, et No. 10, ADomeariostreet. 110°.
Wok mildew of the lege Mr. Rave tistiliso. rde''''
LITCHWIARTIL—Novenher 18, si atealt"l6.P
Made NW5AbolbeWOO IL Wed

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Maud rid tabbied VILIJAm MAIM. rib.
Lomilmilstiest. In the CM of lanais.
Lesbomeatreet. a the !memos Wiatsdrign.
MOAT. MINIMS 11.