The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-27 00:00:00

Vs. ; beans, Mk to 401. ; pm; Mt. to 40s. per yr. Flour,
386. per sack.

NOTTINGHAM, Oct. 25.—There was a fair quantity
wheat on over to-day, and the bulk of the samples is,
of this year'. growth. The demand was steady at extreme
quotations ; old white made 58s. to &la ; old red, 5k M
60s. • new white, 50.. to 56a. ; new red, 46.. to 521. per :16
Morse. For barley the demand was more likely, sad prices
were about Is. per quarter higher for the best aorta; malt.
ing, '36s. to 435. •, new foreign, 3Gs. to 425. per quarter ;
grinding, 298. to 325. per 30 stone. For oats the itmatry
was moderate at previous rates ; old, 258. to 318. ; new,
to 278. ; foreign, 255.. to 275. per 24 stone.
QIFOID, Ocr. 25.—Our market was well attended, both
with fanners and dealers; the latter were most unwilling
to give more than this day week's prices, but the
prime simples of wheat could not be bought, unless at
nee of is. par qr. Barley wee in doused, and coesoinently
a great deal changed hands at something over la. par gr.
Oats, beans, and peas quite commanded last week's quota.
tions. Flour, for which there was a good demand, reedited
from 378. to 408. per sack. Good prime meadow bay is
worth 4/. per ton.
Pirrnanoncuon, Ocr. 25.—We bad • large sop 'y r•I
wheat here to-day, sad, having a better demand, hoe
samples made Is. per qr. over Lei week's prices. Other
descriptions as before. Firs burley ls. to la per qr. dearer.
Oats very plentiful, sad 6d. par qr. higher. Bnins but
few showing, and about the same as last week.
Ruzeiro, Ocr. 25.—This day there was an average
atteodsace at our market, and the supply of wheat mode.
rat*. Time was • fair demand for good qualities, aml
=eh found a sale at full led week's prices. In other grata
! no alteration.

BOCRZOTIL OCT. 25.-The stands were only moderately
supplied with grain to-day, much of which was in poor
audition. The few parcels of first-rate quality fetched the
terms of last market, and although holders were willing
swept la to 2s. per quarter lower tennis, there was little
speculation, and business was dull. For beet sorts of
white wheat the terms were 54a. to Ms. ; and secondary,
50s. to 545. per quarter ; red wheat, beet, 50s. to 54a, and
inferior, 46a. to Ms. per quarter. There was a fair supply
of barley, in which a moderate burner was due at 345. to
39a. per quarter for malting, and Zia to 29a. for grinding.
Oats were in limited request, at unaltered currencies.
WIABCCB, Ocr. 25.-W e bate lees wheat showing here
to-day, in consequence of the growers being engaged in
sowing. The trade is firm at Is. per qr. 'dunce on the
prices of this day week. A short supply of spring aro,
and last week's pricea obtained. Prices to the grower -
Wheat, white, 48e. to 525., 631 b. per bushel ; red, 47. to
50s. Oats, 10}d. to 11d, per stone. Beans, 36e. to Sae.
per qr. of 19 AWL
Wow:sum Ocr. 25.-At this day's market there wu
fair supply of wheat, and dry samples sold at en advance of
is. per qr. Fins barley la. to 2s. per qr. dearer ; secondary
unaltered. Oats mare inquired for. Beaus le. lower. Pen
held for previous rates.
YORE, OCT. 25. - The supply of wheat from the
growers was about an average. Prices were rather is sellers'
favour ; white realised We. to 56e. ; red 445. so 48e. per 36
stone. Barley was a moderate show and met a steady de.
mead at rather over late rates ; feed aorta made 324. per :l0
stone ; malting, Me. to Ma. per qr. There was a fair in peir
for rata, and Islas were effected at no materiel alteration in
priori, 22a. to 245. per 24 stone.
KIRKCALDY, OCT. 25.-t our country markets, this
week, we bad little wheat or cafe offering, either old or
new. Prices in favour of buyers. New barley only in
small supply. Dry par•Ws were le. per qr. dearer ; second.
try same es last wee& Here, to-day, we had small suppliis
of all kis& of (min. Wheat and oats sold at about it,
=of last market day. Barisy la per qr. dearer.
at, old and new 425. to 565. per qr. • barley, new, .is.
to 31a.; oats, old and new, 20s. 6d. to 261.
Warsaeolus, OCT. 25.-13uppliss of farmers' grain have
rather fallen off this week, and by boat scarcely anything
has reached u, owing to the severity of the weather. From
' abroad we have not a single arrival to report, sod coastwise
only a few hundred quarters of idlest have come to hand.
We have had a decidedly firmer feeling in the trade thin
I for some time past, and Irish wheat we note 6d. to le. per
barrel dearer, with a good ioquity. Foreign in active de.
I mend at a trifling redoctioe. Oats Yet f firm, and price
rather in favour of sellers. Barley generally in very tel
I condition, and 3d. to 6d. per bane! lower. !Wien corn sell,
readily, at about 3d. par barrel over the currency of this day
I se'nnight. Flour quite as dear. Imports this week -
r Wheat, 465 qrs. • dour, 100 socks. Exports this week :-
I Barley, 138 bier's's ; onto, 2,333; flour, 264 lacks.

CATl'LE.—Ommuu.s Tam HIMPTON FAIN.—Orr.
—This Wog the third Heine= day the Sande was
thronged with stock. Owing to the unfavourable weather
of the past week business wait exceedingly dull, although
there was an =usually large attendance of dealers sod
farmers oo the ground. The supply of the better clew
beasts WY very large, there being extensive WA ,f pens
shorthorn; Galloway; Highlanders, and Irish, on offer,
the show in the latter elms being particularly good. Beasts
from oar local grazing, were • small show, and milch ad
calving cows were also scarce. There was • brisk demsod
early in the day for the better clam of animals in thew
lota, but all other kinds sold slowly. There en
not a very extensive show of either sheep or lambs, bet
the lota on offer were of very good quality. Few =yen
were present in the morning. Again • large supply d
young pigs in our market— .05 cartloads—sellsog at prices
ranging from 7s. to 14e., the average rate being about l le. ;
shots, 20;

THI EXPORT COAL TRADE—There bas been a
large increase in the exports o cool during the mat mooth
from all the ports of the kingdom. This increase as cow
pared with the trade of the corresponding mouth of last
year 'mounts to 7.39,824 tons. The export. Dave bees as
follows during the past month :—From the northern ports,
470,544 ; increase as compared with Sept., 1861, 140,1
tons ; Yorkshire ports, 36,346 ; icicles's', 15,556 ; Livw.
pool, 62,724 ; increase, 8,316 ; Severn porta, 212.4'.3;
merame, 64,663 ; and Scotch port., 58,998 ; increase
,11,110 tone. From January to September inclusive d
this year the exports have amounted to 5,997,4. N
tons, showing an increase over the exports in the correrpot4
lug period of 1861 of 461,849 toes. The exports to Sarin
during the past month have been very nearly three lira
greater then they were in the corresponding month of
1861, end the increase in the exports to Denmark, RU4,4
end East Indies is proportionably large.
DISPATCH OF AKZRICAN Maws —On Ewan*
the royal mall statunar Scotia was despatched from lire
pool few New York with mails for the United States ni
British North America, together with passengers, aria
&c. The next American mail despatch from Liverpool lc,
be ors Wednesday next, when the Inman steamer City d
Baltimore will leave the Mersey for New York with mill
for the Uottld States. The box at the Liverpool Post.offre
will be open on that day for the receipt of letters until Ii
o'clock a.m., and rid Cork till 830 pm.
Beware of pills and all other medicines ; they
always wanes chronic complaints, but " We And pas Rub's
delicious health-restoring Revalenta Arabic* Feud the ssirst
remedy for habitual constipation. indigestion dysoirki. eetv
gumption, coughs, catarrhs, asthma, bronchit.. &ult.%
hemorrhoids, nervousness. palpitation, acidity. nausea. upl•
iency, phlegm, distension, biliousness, torpidity the herr.
Andrew Ure, 11. D., F.R.A., Dr. Harvey, Dr. Myriam). Is. C.InF
ben, Dr. Wurzer. It saves ilfty times its cost in ether roaches.
In tins, 1 lb., 2a. ad. ; 12 lb., 22s—Barry du Parry sul la.,
27,Regent-street, London; also of Fortnum and lluson .1111111 u:
Natty ; Petty and Wood , and all respectable grocensad change.
—lAdvcrtlseinenlJ

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DUTRA
BIRTH&
BRACKEN BURY.—October YY at Wimbledon, the of 61

Rey. J. M. Brackenbury, of a son.
BRAYBROOKE —October 21, at Park-road East, Clients*
wife of Staff-Surgeon W. Braybrooke, of a son.
BURNS.—October 22, at St. Vincent-attest, Glasgow, the sited
.1. W. Burns, eau, of • moo.
DAUNT.—October 23, at Bedelyffe, New Brighton, Cheshire DI
wife of W. 11. Daunt, Eau., of • daughter.
DOlLUAN.—October 24, It the Firs, Lawrie-park, Sylcubs,
the wife of C. Dorman, Esq., of a son.
EDWARD&—October 2S, at Blenheim Lodge,
Chiswick, the wife of J. A. Edwards, Inst. of • the
,
BAL/CKTE.--October 22, at Pttnrrane, Fifeshire, the vibe" `t
A. W. Halkett. Bert., of a daughter.
LAWSON.—October 21, at Netherhall, Cumberland, the *ll
W. Lawson, EAR., M.P., of awn.
HUBPtI Y.—Octobee 23 atHarewood-equare, N.W., the rib

J. P. Murphy, Esq., a a sou.
MARRIAGES.
DRVRY—KNOWLEIL—October n, at the parish chore). '4l'
Bald, by the Rev. A. Henry, M.A.. E. Drury, Lat., to Serum
Anne, daughter of J. Knowles, Rm., of Eadcbtfeensers4
shetfield.
GILDEA--BlllES.—October 122, at Wendt= Chunk ft"'‘.l
the Rev. H. V. Elliott, the Rev. W. Gildea,of West Lut
Dorset, to Sarah Caroline, daughter of N. P. Shues, MO'
Strood.park, Susses.
• GLOAO—JACKSON.—October v., at AU Saints'. Norfolk F.l_
by the Rev. J. P. Flamm M.A.. H. D. Ginag, EM
Royale (Madras; Artillery, Isobel Ogilvie, daughter of
piss I.a
PM HER 0 athei).lle.lat OrTitmden Church
ors, by the Rev. W. H. 0. Armstrong assisted b) the•
Pensber, Curate of Coleshill, Amersham. Bucks, Arthur I.
her, Esq., of 26, Carlton-road, Maida.vale, to Alice Men. 0.7
daughter of William Royal Grieve, Erei of Nahum. r
piodtkeseca:ftrTa...l)3l7nrutisafiorii....ing notification is published ill 1,111141tU
octob.rucetniorrinntmolatharlatleemtwievesitiat,,ww,,biel: sP:0;
E. W. Batchelloe, Fraser, eon of S. F. Piggott. 2.4.4.'
halt, lying, Sumer. to Fanny Margaret, daughter of
Esq., of St. Vincent's Priory, Clifton.
SMITH—RA RMS.—October 23, at St. Mary's, laingtdu. •
Rev. W. J. Chapman,. M.A., Mr. A. smith. to slo'll
• daughter of Mr. W. F. Harris', of Sontbrate-nwt
WALLIS—BURR.—October 23, at St. Botolph. Al,lcatr. In
Nev. J. M. Itobertem. M.A.. s. Wallis, Sag.. of Ruth 1141
bridge hire, to &Ansa, daughter of „W. Busk
Clanton.

DEATHS.
BLlflr.u.Sll.—XOctoberof
theik uattella3.tHeni,atlo,ht.mv.e
Yet,
,Toolao hill. 01
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BAYAN.--Octobar It Anti, ,at Stamford, 51ary mild of I 2T)li
Bag., aped 79.
BURCH.—Oeteher 21, J. Burch, Eq., of 59111,2 trie
Claet.tm. sod err. St,
AirrA
BABut; ASTLIL —October 21, at Abberley Hall, aro
J. Hardeastle, aged 44. acnorst,
MlLLS.—Oetdber SS, at Tamworth.road, Crolato, •

-F. o
MO —osSoitir U. at Negirelle House, Petersham. 4,4*
tharreleir W. Moon, ILC.R., aged

Mated mil TehtMed by liinala.x 114 two II Ms& _ 0
Lomberdehriet. fit the City of LOTILIOII,
MU* hs LeasbertNtreet. in lb*. Frei:tact 0 ‘t
IiONDAT, OCTOSIZI7. nes.