The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-12 00:00:00

1,:17.. to 39c ; peat ( '4, ), t
:_1;•. to 265. ild. per sack.
NOTTIMAJAM, Du:. 10. —Ba.iness was mit;
.4 1... t s Old white ne.de 41.. to Iv. ; of
to 411.; new white, 411. to 44a. ; new red, 370.
3d stone. Then was rather more doing in 1..,
supply was fair, and the best sorts sold at .x•.I•
other kinds unaltered. Malting, 2:4. to :;t..
old 'timber/. Vs. to 285.; new, 21W. to ;
Oats were in moderate supply, and the tot., ..f •
was firm, prices being the turn in favour of the

25e. to ies. ; new, to 255. ;oW for•iib:::1;
M sto...

OXFORD, DEC. 10.—There was a slight falling
attendance at this corn ezelmoge, but as f.a
trade scarcely any change has taken place
week, dultices being the prevailing chitra.••
particularly amongst farmers and dealers,
former complained of the difficulty ezperiew
even at the present bad prices, and the lati,r
wilbog to speculate whilst, es they believe,
chance of things being cheaper. Prime can:;.
maintained their prim but inferior was mom,.
White wheat ruled from to 4 is. per qr. ;
40s. ; barley, 24e. to 31a. • oat*, leis. to ;
40a. ; hog peas, 375. to 465. Flour, .See. to ;
YLITABOBOLIGEI, 10.—The quantity 41
here to-day was much smaller than for somu •
Whilst was taken off at last week's price,.
more easy to sell, and in some cases dearer.
beans ready sale at late rates.
ILEADLSO. Dec. 10.—The market was more
tended to-day than it has been for some time, an .
of wheat was hberaL In all the sales effected
of the preceding week were onteinwl. Whitt
qualities, were quoted 425. to 455. ; secondat.. .. 7
41a. ; sad inferior, 345. to 375. ; red wheat, le ;
40a. to 435. ; 'secondary, 365. to ; and f.

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36d. The berley supply war far greater tb.t
required, for it woe LA • most depresstd
ehoice s!,roples being solo cheaper ; the Iv

and grinding soaroelyappea red to .be in reque,t.
duction of Is. to 2a. took place. Malting sorts u
at Ms. to 3'2.., a few hoe lots made as much u
dling qualities, Zia. to :as.; aad grinding, Z.U.
were in moderate quantity, and there was a 6,,r
Poland. realising 2Sa. to secoudary, t.. t
Tartary, 17s. to 21s. Beans were quite as dear as
as also were pass. Old beans, Ma. to 46.; new,
peas, 35a. to Ms.

ROCklltiTtil, Dee. 10.—All the steals at thi4 r:.
change were fairly supplied witu wheat, nuet .
was in improved condition. Tim demand for b.

tines was rather more active, and fine selling pa,
takes ott at about late rates. Best samples of al,-- a
made 434. to 4.1 e., and red 3tts. to itle. per .ivartor ; !4)
and inferior white, 40s. to 421.; and red :leis, to 1,1
There was little doing in the foreign trade, but pc, . • 4.1„,
went no reduction. The floor market was steady, at i tto
nem slightly improved. Both descriptions of rue., sin
in fair supply, bat the business done was confined t
malting samples, which were taken off at late tat;Osi
For beat malting parcels the terms were :W.I. to •
others 31a. to 33e. per qr. ; best grindiug kMds 1,.••
rather
per qr. Oata were improved, and best sorts
about tid. per qr.
Wteruca, 1/Ic. 10.—A smaller ripply of wheat at MVO
to-day, with rather more oats; small of beagle, t 46,
barley. Wheat and oats make quite as much won,
this day week, with more woe tot best dry whfat. ott,
things as before. Prices to the grower:—Wheat, who
40s. to 42a., extra 444., 63Ibs. per bushel ; ditto re',
to Me. • Gate, old, Is. per stone; ditto new, 101. to 111,
beans, ide. to 40s. per 19 atone.
Woammrsa. Dec. 10.—At this day's market there in
a large supply of wheat from the farmer,, and to CAI
progrem a decline of le. per qr. had to be submitted t
Barley again rather lower; oats quite as dear bens tw
tented; peas lees inquired for.

YORK, DEC. 10.—The show of wheat was not over
and the attendance was fair. The finest sorts met aft
demand at late rates ; inferior la. per qr. {ewer. N.
white made 40s. to 43a. ; new red, 375. to 38a. per stooi
For toe barley the demand was more act've, and ;no
were quite.. high as last week, secondary lot* as beim
Malting, 28s. to 30a. per quarter ; grinding. 26.. to 271. p
30 None. Oats were only a moderate show, sad san pi
met, a fair demand at reznuesrative price. ; new, to
per 24 stone.
KIRKCALDY, Dec. 10.—At our country markets thiset
we had fair supplies of barley and oats, and small of *ten
Oats sod wheat sold at last week's prices ; barley dell ids
and Dot much business doing. Here today we bail Linde
rate supplies of all sorts of grain. Wheat and Wiry voi
very much at List week's rates. Oats were 41. pet d
dearer. Wheat, 30a. to 40a. ; barley, 20n. to 275. ; test
15e. te 20a. per qr.
WATZRFORD. Dsc. 10.—We have again to report Tel
limited receipt. of foreign grain : and of oar own growl
little has appeared at market. There has not been quite
much activity in the trade as of late ; blt, with afi
amount of business passim previous prices have bet
supported in most oases. Wheel—Prime samples of Irii
find buyers at full rates. For foreign there is not mu.
inquiry, but we nowt alter our quotatioos Barley 1111
able at the extreme values noted above. Oats—Not mci
doing, vessels being still scarce ; but wind looks favonrat,l
for arrival.. Beet parcels are fully as dear ; but prowl
prices are above the views of shippers. For Indian on.
we have experienced a ;cod demand, at about the 4
currency. At a slight decline, a large quantity would I
bought op on speculation ; however, holders do not MA
say disposition to give way. Floor the tarn lower. Imporl
this week :—faire, 1,6:10 qrs. ; flour, 5 sacks • meal, .1
sacks. Exports this week—Maize, fio hermits ; wheal
780; oats, 1,688 ; barley, 102 ; flours 1,040 sacks.

CATTLE.—Csattan, Dtc. 10.—The supply of cattle
market this morning was only a poor one, there being ►he
fifteen or sixteen mulch and calving cows of intoner yulit
The prices asked were exceedingly high, and nothing seem
to be doing. Irish were in good demand, and one or to
lots changed owners. I"bere were only two lots of she
on offer. The show of pigs in our market this morning
good, there being about 50 inartloads. The attendance a
buyers was fair, and a brisk trade was dose, ►t prices fool
14a. to 21s. each.

THE Lo OF THE STANLEY STEAM SHIP.
SHIELDS, SATURDAY NlGHT.—After five days' sitting I
Board of Trade inquiry late the los of the steered
Stanley with 26 passengers and crew was brought to a rte
in the Towa•hall in North Shields this evening. At I
conclusion of the evidence the two magistrates with'
nautical amessors consulted for about an hour, when
Alderman Joeeph Sperms said that they had arrived
the end of a very long and very important investigitiot
The decision of the court was, that taking into considerate'
the state of the weather, and what was requisite for tkil
safety of the ship, and the lives and property intrusted
his care, the captain was justified in milieu ipe this pm
And having been unsuccessful in obtaining a pilot, r
being then on a lee shore, with ►n unequally heavy t
and knowing that there was a sufficient depth of water
the bar, that he was also justified in nulling in, assisted
he was by the local knowledge of the male. The court'
further of opinion that the lone of the Stanley was a n
adventure, caused by the overwhelming sea, the abeam
leading lights, and other circumstances beyond the cat
of the master. The court therefore adjudged that (let
Howling was entitled to a renewal of hie certificate.

decision of the court wu received with %visual.
THE REPORTED Lola OF THE FLOATING
In our account of the supposed loss of this rust!
erroneously stated that she belonged to Mr. E. Blau
Liverpool, where're it ought to have bees Marta her
Kissed, sad Co., of that tows.

•
6cAavertisetzteztiLd—Homowves
. Comfort.—A stomach throws the whole Otte
oat of gear, and renders as =mud both for pork and 3111
mint. A few doses of tbsae strengthening and peril, ax
taken smoothed to their secompantueg directions,
speedily restore order and reomalde the stomach to dlrr‘t
it
NIA without Elleleulty. These excellent pills are sunaok ebb
for the peer and the peasant, the soldier and salloroml 1001
arty for borne and foreign colonists. Elotiorrm's pills ate oil
useful In checking feverish attacks. bilious oneesuo:.. sad U
ELLMllkitiotte They have also made the most signal eer, ..e0
of dropsy and disease of the kidneys. heart, and lunge. •
sufferers seemed past the reach of medrelna

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
CHANCE.—December 9. at Laardoeneiblace, teeth Luttei
the wife of J. Y. Chanty, Lag , of a litl/11411frr.
HIE —De?mnber 9. at liatitiou.houac, bakem.4l, lieTt

Ha rW. ft; of a daughter.
ORIUDOIL —December a. at St. Johtirwood.park. the 0d
a B. °Mar. ftq., of • feu.
TalaftfaLl3.—Deetba B. at Park street, Groareoutedls", L°l
. .

Hon. Mrs. rrsfuMs. of a son.
ULLETT.—December 8. at Efythe-Louse. the Iliff to! K. t;.
lett, FAQ., of a daughter.
MARRIAGE&

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BARTLETT—HOARE—December S, at FramtetL Stkor,
the Rev. H. It Hoare, the Rev. T earth tr, reernr
Lathner, Northamptonshire, to Lucinda Omer, donohb r
the Rev. R. Howe. vicar of FrambehL
FORLONO—HIRHICHT.—December e. at Trinity Ohm, S. 14'
by the Rev. J. M. Dixon, R. C. En long. Erg.. of ,5•.."•.
Beth, to Anne Herbert, oblor a the late Ker. K 11, rnn
rector of Cliettoo, Shropshire.
KRENK—ELMEHILST.—Dreember V. at Wolverton.
the Lord Bishop of Orford, K It Keene, Pot.. 1..“
queen's Kam. of Serecotabe, (Aeon, to Ylizalieth Jan,
of the late W. lbohlrat,, 14q., of neat Ashby, mug) • I

DiLLTFIS.
BARROW—December 8. Janet, the wife of Mr. R. Barre". "1
Yoralos Herald. aged 07.
LUA7tl7—Dlcember 001 G tomcat.. r-gardens, 11)defark. .

C. O. Leard. of the itoyal Artillery:
ItltP6All.—beesiaber a, at Sistine • ptra.le, Dover,
General W. Nepeaa, aged di.
13TVEDG —Detembar Es Beater, daughter of J. Mentes
Buckle's& Berks.
Wrill ClL—December 11. at Cheltenham. IlOrritt
widow of the late Archdeacon WetaeralL

Piloted sad Pahllobed by Wirtitto Krim HAIM. a \••.
Irenthartiotreet, ht the City of London. Yrtoter, at I
°eke, to Loieberd4treet, iu U.s ?recite& d •httatiom
Myna'. Docamiza 12. 1364.

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Lo
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turn
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to
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Vitt Willie 1:11,itle
36 stone. Them was rather more doing in 1.,.
other kinds unaltered. Malting, 2.1.. to :;1. • •
oldf; /15
Lint a(
oruiud were i:g4r mode
ices rate
eet:irzna2gt e
theot
ou;
24 stone.
OXFORD, DEC. 10.-There was a slight falling
attendance at this corn exchaoge, but as far • • •
trade scarcely any change has taken place ~
week, datums being the prevailing chera.-t I
particularly amongst farmers and dealers.
former complaieed of the difficulty !
wren at the present bad prices, aid the latt..t
willing to speculate whilst, es they believe, t;..
chance of things being cheaper. Prime sun:;,', • . (
maintained their puce. but inferior was soniee!. -
White wheat ruled from &is. to 41s. per qr. ; i '
40s. ; barley, 24e. to 32a. • can, Dis. to Ms. ; 1 e J
40a. ; hog peas, 375. to 465. Flour, gm. to • i
YiTERBOROUGH, DEC. 10.-The quantity of
here today was much smaller than for some ;
Wheat was taken off at last week's price,. •
more easy to sell, and in some cases dearer.
beans ready sale at late rates. .:
HEADING, Dec. 10.-The market was more . . !
tended to-day than it has beet. for some time, an . • _
of wheat was hbsraL In all IL. sales effected -
of the preceding week were outainal. White aL:
qualities, were quoted 425. to 41s. ; secolulat..
41a. ; aid inferior, 345. to 375. ; red wheat,
40s. to 435. ; secondary, 36e. to ; and .
30.. The barley supply waa far greater that •.;
required, for it was it. a most depressed vat..
choice samples being again cheaper ; the
and grinding scarcely appeared to be in request. •:.1.;
duction of Is. to 2s. took place. Malting sorts •
at Ma. to 32e., a few fine lots made as much as • I
dling qualities, Via. to 275.; and grinding, Vs. to. •
Were 111 moderate quantity, sod there was a fad t•
Poland. realising 2Sa. to 284.; secondary, 225. t
Unary, 17s. to 21,. Beans were quite as dear sa
asalso were peas. Old beans, 3ffe. to 4211.; new,
peas, 3:is. to 3fie.
ROCHIsiTEIK Dgc. 10.-AU the steals at thi, r:.
change were fairly supplied witu wheat, must • ; '
was in improved condition. The demand for b..•
lions was rather more active, and tine selling pa, :
taken off at about late rates. Best semples of
made 43.. to 45a, sod red 381. to itta. per . tarter ; se•
and inferior white, 401. to 421.; sad red 365. to.;',.
There was little doing in the foreign trade, but pc, . • a la
went no reduction. The flour market was steady, sic :t.
nee slightly improved. Both descriptions of 00". v e
in fair supply, bat the business done was confined
maltase samples, which were taken off at late :AU
For beat malting parcels the terms were :ids. to
others 31a. to 33.. per qr. ; beet grinding kinds 2.... t
per qr. Oata were rather improved, and best aorta
about lid. per qr.
Wterimcg, I/IC. 10.-A smaller ripply of wheat at rub(
today, with rather more oats; small of beans, peas,
barley. Wheat and oats make quite as much emcee
this day week, with more tone tot best dry whist. Irt
thiage as before. Prices to the grower:-Wheat, sob
40s. to 425., extra 44e., 631bs. per bushel ; ditto re'_, .
to 38e. • oats, old, Is. per stone; ditto new, 101. to P.:.
beans, 384. to 40s. per 19 stone.
WORCIDGER, DEC. 10.-At this day's market there
a erg. supply of wheat from the farmers, aid to
progrem a decline of ls. per qr. bad to be submitted
Barley again rather lower ; oats quite as dear; bears
tented ; peas lam inquired for.
YORK, DEC. 10. -The show of wheat was not over lir
and the attendance was fair. The finest sorts met aft
demand at late rates ; inferior Is. per qr. lower. N.
white made 40e. to 4:a. ; new red, 37.. to 3.0 a. per s •
For floe barley the demand was more aet've, and ,
were quite as high as last week, secondary lot* as bet
Malting, 2/3s. to 30a. per quarter ; grinding. 26,, to rs.
30 Mom. Oats were only a moderate show, and sun y'
met a fair demand at remunerative pncen ; new, Be. to '
per 24 stone.
KIRKCALDY, DEC. 10.-At our country marketa this•
we had fair supplies of barley and oats, and small of at
Oats sod wheat sold at last week's prices ; barley dull
and not much business doing. Here today we bail to •
rate supplies of all sorts of grain. Wheat and least' •,•
very much at last week's rates. Oats were 41. per .;
dearer. Wheat, 30a. to 40a. ; barley, '_'os. to 27a.;
15e. to 20a. per qr.
WATERFORD, Dtc. 10.-We have again to report r.
limited receipts of foreign grain ; and of oar own gin
little has appeared at market. There has nut been quite
much activity in the trade as of late ; bait, with a ! •
amount of business passing, previous prices hare
supported in most cases. Wheat-Prime wimples of •
find buyers at full rates. For foreign there is not
inquiry, but we nowt alter our quotations. Barley
able at the extreme values noted above. Oats-Not out
doing, vowels being still scarce ; but wind looks faro. •
for arrivals. Best partials are fully as dear; but prose
prices are above the views of shippers. For Indian
we have experienced a ;cod demand, at about the
currency. At a slight decline, a large quantity would
bought up on speculation ; however, holders do not s
say disposition to give way. Flour the turn lower. Inn.
this week :-Maize, 1,690 qrs. ; flour, 5 sacks • meal,
sacks. Exports this week -31 tire, 10 barrels;
780; oats, 1,688 ; barley, 102; flour, 1,040 sacks.
- - -
CATTLE.-CeatiMg, Dtc. 10.-The supply of cattle
market this morning was only a poor one, there Mies a
fifteen or sixteen mitch and calving cows of inferior qusli
The prices asked were exceedingly high, and nothing We
to be doing. Irish were in good demand, and one or t
lots changed owners. There were only two lots of sb
on offer. The show of pigs in our market this morning
good, there being about 50 cartloads. The attendance
buyers was fair, and a brisk trade was doge, at prices I
14a. to 21s. each.
THE LOSS OF THE STANLEY STEAM SHIP.
SHIELDS, SATURDAY NfuHT.-After five days' sitting
Board of Trade inquiry late the lost of the steam
Stanley with 26 passengers and Crew was brought to
in the Town.hall in North Shields this evening. At
conclusion of the evidence the two magistrates with
nautical sesessors consulted for about an hour, when
Alderman Joseph Spew:* said that they had arrived
the end of a very long and very important investies •
The decision of the court was, that taking into amide
the state of the weather, and what was requisite for
safety of the ship, and the lives and property intrusted
hie care, the captain was justified in making ter this. •
And having been unsuccessful in obtaining a pilot,
being then on a lee shore, with an uousually heavy
sad knowing that there was a sufficient depth of water
the bar, that he was elan justified in miming in, assisted
he was by the local knowledge of the mate. TV smut
further of opinion that the loss of the Stanley was a
sdventum, caused by the overwhelming sea, the abeam
leading lights, and other circumstances beyond the cos
of the master. The court therefore adjudged that '
Howling was entitled to a renewal of his certificate.
decision of the court was received with applause.
THE REPORTED LOBO OF THE FLOATING L1..117.
In our account of the supposed loss of this vessel
erromously stated that she belonged to Mr. E. Bites,
Liverpool, whereas it ought to have been Messrs. De•
Reseed, sad Co., of that town.
(Advertisement.J-HouowiT'm
and Comforts-A dkardered stomach throws the whole .st
out of gear, and renders us =Mt.,' both for work and VP I
meet. A Pow doses of these strengthening and pgriftox
taken according to their accompanying directions. will. b..'
speedily motor* order and reomaide the stomach to
food without difficulty. These corniest pills are sunaok sh
for the peer and the peasaut, the soldier and salloroonl tarn'
arty for home and foreign colonists. Hollows).* pills ate
useful his chocking feverish attack.. Whine wit
flassuudlons, They have also made the moat Signal :11
of dropsy and disease of the kidneys. heart. and lung, • 103
sufferers seemed past the reach of medicine.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
CHANCE.-December 9, at Lenadowneplace, !teeth Lind,.
the wife of J. Y. Chanty. tag • of a dangliter.
FOX.-Deoember 8, at liadilimhouee, badielfia. De Ph -
Mrs IL W. Yoe. of a daughter.
0181tIDGE.-December 8. at st. Johtiowoal.part. the
a IL Orrodge. ait of aeon.
Talf,tlBlll.-Itscesebor b, at Park street, Orosvenor.s49ss, '
ELietßLETTost:.E.qm".7
Eta., of
amdaughber 11.1iteraAt.
. Trefuns. of a son.
BARTLETT-HOARE-December S, at fralalki4, Sikoe, •
the Rev. H. it Hoare, the Itcv. T earth tt, rerm.r
Latbner, Nortlamplonshire, to Unclad.. oriav, danOlur
the Rev. H. Hoare, vicar of FranitishL
FOKLONO-HIRBERT.-December s. at Triody Chinn
by the Rev. J. M. Dixon, R. P. to long. Esq.. of ow 'o'
Bath. to Anne Herbert, widow of Use late Ker. L. Iltroi
rector of Chettoto. Shropshire.
KZENE-ELMEHILST.-Dreember V. at Wolverton. !tr....-.
the Lord Bishop of Orford, E. R. Keens., Esq..
queen's Bars. of Swyncombe, Dion, t.. trlimeeto
of the late W. lbohlrat; Esq., of It est Ashby, cows) •11 "
DEATHS.
BARROW-December 8, Janet, the wife of Mr. E. Barron. •
Horning Herald, aged 07.
LU ARD.-December la at G tomcat.. r-gardens, ilideesrA.l .1
C. O. Lewd, of the Royal artillery.
HYPEAN.-beceiabor a, at Marine. parade, Dover. "'al'
General W. Nepean, aged 09.
STYEDE. -December Es Herter, daughter of 3. Steele. 1.-•• •
Bnekland, Harks.
WED! EREI.I.-December 8, at Cheltenham, 1111.111 ct
MARRIAGES
the
wlff
IL
I'l
widow of the late Archdeacon WetneralL
Printed sad P.bllsbed Dy WILLTSW KraC Bites. 5.•