The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-28 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Nov. 26. -.—APPOINTWILWIS. —Chief
Engineer F. W. Sutton (b), to the Cumberland, for Jerrie*
in the Sergent.
Engineers W. R. Lorca, to the Indus, far service in the
Shamrock ; J. Leathkan, to the Indus, for service in the
Bean ; W. Roberta, to the Indus, for service in the hip.
Assistant-Surgeon T. /Dine, to the Jackal, 4,
paddle ~sect, at Scotland,
Acting Aneistant-Sursisons Dyne Duckworth, A. Brand,
and P. Cowen, to the Royal Adelaide, for service at Ply-
mouth Hospital; C. C. Wimberley, A. G. Robertson, sad
E. W. Doyle, to the Victory, far terrace at Hasler Hospital.

• NrocurtietrrOn-Tran, Nov. 26.-M our market We
morning we had a fair show of what from the growers,
mostly in poor coeditios, sad the arrivalo coastwise, sa well
as from abroad, being pretty good, the trade opened quietly,
new farmers' red selling from 28s. to 405., whiht for extra
south country yellow, 41a. was a very exhale quotation,
40s. to 40s. 6d., however, being the general value of Norfolk
and Suffolk to sell in quality, In foreign few tnuisactions
occurred, holders being unwilling to seoept the rates offered;
+the descriptions in most favour are Mots* if in condition,
lheything wanting in this respect being most difficult to quit.
'Flour emir therm. For mit* barley there was scarcely
any inquiry ; our buyers are well stocked, and can only be
induced to partials where • great temptation is offered ;
grinding met little athletic.. Beans in slow request. Boil.
tog peas seldom asked for ; grinding varieties Wady, In
cats we have little variation to repai. The arrivals this
week are :-Wheat, coastwise, 2,201 • foceip, 3,527 gm,
Barley, omistwiee, 2,488; foreign, 544 • 'malt, coastwise, c,•;
oats, coastivias. 580 ; peso, ooaatwise, foreign, 711,. ;
beans, coastwise, 65; foreign, 164 qrs. Flour, coutwise,
970 sack, ; Indian core, 100 sacks.
Norwich, Nov. 26.-There was DO alteration to note in
the state of the wheat trade at this market to-day ; rho
pr alined were the same as last week, the supply being
y good. For the beet malting barleys Me rates
were about maintained ; all other porta met a dragging sale,
the supply being liberal. White wheat (weighing 6:11b. to
641 b.), 44e. to 455.• red ditto (weighing 621 b. to 1,41 b. ),
to 38s. ; best melting barley (weighing 5Mh. to 561 b.), 31e.x0
33e. ; rime °Muslim ditto (mighing dollb. to 551 b.), 30s. to
31e distilling ditto (weigh's( 521 b. to 531 b.), 275. to :N.;
oats, 24a. to '2Be. ;beans, Sle, to 39e. ; peas (mph:). J.*
to Ms. par quarter. Flour, Ms. to 275. per sack.
Norintonem, Nov. 26.-Old white samples oioxed
• at 445. to 50s. ,• old red, 40s, to 435. ; new wGite,
425. to 455. ; new red. 38s. to 41a. per 36 Mae. There .114
a good supply of barley, most of which was of inferior
quality. The demand was dull, and exoept for fine sorts
prime were rather lower ; new malting, Ms. to Xis. per
queer ; old grinding, 279. to 284. ; new, 265. to 2,4 a. per
30 stoma The show of cats was middling, and the demon!
wore a healthy aspect at late OIIMIDOiIe ; old, 2:e. to ,
new, 225. to 25e. ; old foreign, 24a. to 265. per 24 stone.
0170 ID, Nov. 26.-There was again • good soppir of
wheat today, but little changed hawk IFor white wheat
from 395. to 42s was obtained; red wheat ruled from
40s. per qr. Plenty of barley offering, and for best .itialities
the inquiries were rather more numerous than this ilay
week, and in a few instances more money was given. 'pota-
tions being from 265. to 365. Oats, a limited supply, but
not much she for thaw, prices ranged from 18s. to .ko.

Arrszooaouon, Nov. 28.—There wsa • fair supply of
wheat bare to-day, whirl was takes off st Isis week'•
p floss. Barley offering plentifully, ►nd 'nein the turn
Oats sad beau towed buyers at fully Lit week's
prices.
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Roc lIIISTKB, Nov. 26.—A1l the stands at this Corn Ex.
change were fairly furnished with wheat and other kinds ci
grain for the season of the year. The demand, however,
Ina exceedingly sluggish, and the business done chiefy in
retail. For beat parcels of wheat there was a quiet demand
at about late figures, but other soda were the torn cheaper,
Primed lots of white new 425. to 445., and red ins. to 4us.
per quartet ; seocedary and inferior lota of white 40a. to
42a, sad red 365. to 36e. per quarter. Flour wu about the
same ea before. Barley was in better demand, and prime
malting sample. were in request—best kinds makieg 3:is.
to We. ; for grinding the ,quotations are Tds. to 2Uo. per
quarter.l

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Wmasca, Nov. 26.—We had a fair supply of all wheat
at market to-day, which met a good demeod at prices
rather in favour of the buyer, but quotations we do not
alter. Spring corn also sold freely at late rates. Prices to
the grower:—Wheat, white, 40a. to 445., extra 46.., (Abs.
per bushel ; ditto red, 37a. to 38s. ; °eta, old, le. per
stone; ditto new, 101 to 11d. ; beim, 38s. to 40s. per IJ
atone.

Woirearin, Nov. 26.—At this day's market there was
a full 'apply of wheat, which sold at the currency of this
day week for all desesiptions. Barley still tending down-
wards. Oats quite as dear. Beans rather lower. l'eu
6d. to le. per qr. higher.
YOILIE. Nov. 26.—The demand was moderate at recent
currencies. New white made 40s. to 455, ; new red, 375. to
395. per 36 noes- Of barley the supply was larva, bat the
demand was dull and prices favoured the buyer ; caw malt.
fag, 28s. to 325. per qr. ; grinding, 265. to 24. per 30 stone.
The &mead for oats was healthy, and sales were made at
the currencies of the week previous ; new, 20s. to 225. per
24 stove.

Kiancamir, Nov. 2t;.—At OW country markets this week
we had lam groin of every kind offering than for wee►e
past, and prices, although • little irregular, cannot be
quoted lower than on the previous week. Beni, to-day, we
had only moderato supplies of all kinds of grain, which met
• fair demand at the prices of this day se'nnight. Wheat,
275. to 40a. ; barley, 21s. to 28a. ; oats, 15s. to ltts,
per qr.
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WATIIPORD, Nor. 26. —Only a couple of wipes 'beak
have retched us from abroad this week, and of oar own
growth farmers are bringing little to market. By boat
supplies cautions to show a falling off. We have noticed a
better feeling in the trade since this day selinight ; more
dieposition for basics on the part of millers and dealer.,
the principal inquiry being for wheat and Indian corn. No
material change in prices can be obeerved. Wbeat—lriek
remains as before. Foreign more looked after, and some
varieties rather higher. Barley ware*, and more money
would be paid for prime samples. Oats command late rates.
The deficiency of the past season's crop compared to other
years is now obvious, which leads to present high prigs.
Indian awn, more moving into consumption. To clear car.
goal ex ship seller. in some instances submitted to a rodeo.
tion of id. to 2d. per barrel on Basile, at which considerable
sales were effected. Flour quiet, but not cheaper. imports
this week :—Wheat, 4.757 qrs. ; barley, 35 : flour, 2.10 oaks
40 barrels. Exports this week—Wheat, 268 barrels; oats,
3,817 ; flow, 962 sub ; oatmeal, 4 sacks.

CATTLE.—Cartusts, Nov. 26.—There was • large imp-
ply of obit* bat th• platy was inferior. 'Tb• beat rind°
was doers is Irialt cattle, for whkh thane was • good &owed.

AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS DUN AT LIVERPOOL
Tale Wm.—Tim following steamers, with the mails from
Cased' and the United States, are due at Liverpool this
week—via., the City of Baltimore from New York on the
19th Nov., and the Pennsylvanian with similar dates, and
the North American from Portland, Malan, with correepond•
lag dales, are expected, the two former off Crookhaven or
Queenstown on Wednesday morning next, and the latter off
Greencastle on the same day. On Saturday next the
Cunard steamer Africa, with deSes from Boston and Halifax
to the 23rd and 25th respectively will no doubt arrive off
Cape Ober or Queenstown.
THE SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. —The in.
tenet of the Queen is the Improvement in cattle has been
manifested in a marked degree by the visit of her Majesty
to the royal Flemish and borne farms at Windsor during the
week, with the object, it is understood, of seeing the speci-
mem *elected for entry at the ensuing Cattle Show, in the
name of the Prime of Wales, who is this year a oompelitce
in several of the obsess. The animals are described as very
beautiful, especially one or two of the Devons. It is believed
that the Prises, if net the Primes" of Wales will visit
the show on the opening day, Monday, the bah of Deem•
her, but up to the present moment no time bee been tiled.
Thursday next will be the last day on which implements,
mots, &a, will be received, and all rattle entered most be
within the gates al the Airborne:al Hell before ten o'clock
on the night, of Saturday next, the 3rd of December. There
are to bo resolution pegosd at the annual meeting of the
Smithfield Club, by whteh Yr. Disraeles proposal for ISL.
blishing a class or classes ler cross breeds of Cotswold sod
Southdown sheep will be ventilated. Mr. Ton has gin"
notice that he will propose the Duke of Richmond as gm•
dent of the club for the emit* year. —Oferreer.
[Advertiesenent.)-IHOLLOW•VeI OINTMENT AND
Min.—Bad LP.—Any namateral discharge from the skin n at
all times disagreeable, but le hot weather It becomes irritatiO4
sometimes offensive. Had lags, old wounds, scrota, lust r•
butte eruptions are cooled, soothed, and cured, by Hollow* s
Ointment. It at once strode all diseases of the surface, I I
purifying snd regulating the circulation In their neishisiurito.A.
Zrunglig energy to the nerves of the affected part. and by "-
all poisonous and sonloaa matters. It affects the seeds el
all virulent eruptions and ulcerations, and thus confers 1.4
or temporary boon. but • e•ssiplets and r permassest,rure.
yititielans of these remedies all sufferers may aim at attamin
heath, and will universally emceed.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
RlClN.—November M, at Bath, the wife of Mr. C. Din. of a
daughter.
FAlL—November 19, at 49, Argyll-roed, Kensington, the sifo
of James Fair, Esq., of a son.
.1111180 P.—November 24, at losiedowneylam, Brighton. the wife
of W. lemon Fey., ola daughter.
BARRE —November te. at kichmond.villas, Upper lik.alosell,
the wife of R. Keene, Sm.. of a daughter.
PICKWORTH.—November 14, at Binfieldroad. Clapham.ond,
the wile of Mr. G. Plckworth. of • son.
MRSIMIL —November Kat St. Johns, Sutton at Hone, lhi wile
of John Rums U, 11m., of& sou.
MARRIAGES.
DPNVILLZ—K3Ol.—November te, at St. Anne's curb.
• b the Lard Bisisop of Down, W. Murillo,
Itl 1 County Down, to Anne Georgina, daugmra
of she Ven.4lV. M. Es... Archdeacon of KUIMos.
TCRNlZ—GlOOß.—Noventher 14, at Alderson. by the Ser-
e. D. Archer, W. Turner. MR., Bawdoey, to Mary. daughici
of the We S. G. Guam Req., of Aldeortors. Suffolk.
RUBY —FM:M.—November ft, at Fulbeck, William Fine,
son of the Bev. J. Weft, or aareton, to Adeline. danchta
or the late W. has, sp., of the Bengal Civil Service.
TEL
110012.—November te, atDIA Oran, near Catterick, 17len, In., et
W. C. Booth, Fag.
HAlDlNG.—November 14, George Frederick, moo of J. Harding,
Meiji of 114eyesey, aged St
UUA.—Novelobir at at hie raddetune Viedortlefoad•
Johs'ewsod, Robert Swart Shaw, Im., seed 41.
SMlTH—November te, at Holloway, Mary, redid of the 1106
IL J. Smith. Bea.. aged 67.
SPOOMEagL—November
ed t 4, at Lesroingtoty R. Spooner, Et 1.•
,M.P. gt.
slnzuni.—Nowsunbie le, the wife of F. Swindell. DI.
Derbeloyeqsare, eget Itt
WlLlON.—Novesubst 11‘, J. Wilma, Bag., of Dartmouth-rill%
Lewisham-road. aged IC
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