The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-04 00:00:00

iDEC. 2.—TI ere was • good attendance and a
poly of wheat, both white and '—A, yet trade
he weather no doubt bedsits influence on the
ere was a wit irregularity in the quality and
ir the very best 'temples, last week's pram were
woad ; taferioe quality, although bat lime
is, cannot be quoted cheeper.iThere were roan,
?rime quality barley. representing large bulks
soon caught up by =Biters ; there umiak* :
1 for the best grinding sorts, but damp aad ,ia.
ihung heavily oa hand ; nothing like a clearance
ode& Oats • fair sale at late prices. Good
rare much inquired alter, and a good trade was
1 peas met with a fair eowiumptive demand,
were as follows, viz :—Old wheat, 48a. to bk.
tw wheat, 40e. to 50s. ; barley, 30e. to 37, !
45e.; hog pose, 39a to 42e. ; oats, 21s. to 28a. ;
a), 35e. per sack. with a good demand.
ROUGH, Dec. 2.—There was a fair supply of
y, end all kinds were ls. per qr. dearw
best made 46e., sod fine old red made 481. a;
36 stone. Barley varies much in quality and
make le. 00. to la. lid. per atone New
in request at 40e, to 455., and old made 47e. to
of 38 atone.
, Dec. 2.—The supply of wheat to-day was ye?,
the trade dull ; bite rates were maintained. The
rk applies to the barley trade.
mit, Dec. 2.—The quantity of wheat on offer was
laud there was a fair atteodaeor. In consequeoce
y the maniples being much out of cooditioa,
se continued wet weather, the business transected
(iefiy of • retail character, and while all superior
lots could have been purchased at the quoteticas
k, other sorts were le. to 2s. per quarter cheaper.
at terms for beat old whit* sorts are 52a. to 57c,
buy sod inferior 43e. to 525. pee quarter; hut
be. to 51e., and secondary and inferior 40a. to 488,
or. At the close of the market many of the
remained unsold. There was very little doing
ireign trade, and the quotations remain about
i se before, with • dull inquiry. Barley,
salting and grinding sorts, was in very beery
id the buyers being few, transactions took place
r•e of about Is. per qr. on all but the very best
terms for beat =thin are 375. to 40e., sad
, 32a. to 375. per qr. Grinding sorts were 25e, to
tr. The 1108 T trade IVY very steady, and for beet
own made temple* the terms of Ltat week were
',Heed. Oats were rather scarce, and best kinds
Jotter demand, late terms were well supported,
some instances an sulyanoe of about 6d. per qr.wes
or the choicest panels. Good old sorts were 245,
shot others '2os. to 245. per qr. Beane and peas both
fully as dear, prices still taking an upward tea.

9gUNSLAND. BLACK BALL PAS-
siViONit Lll4 K—New orrawnseute with H.M.'s nolo-
nereropwas. Reduction of Memos, Fare to dln Load
on gm, to all lasses.
/LYING CLOUD, for DaIIiDANI. Marston Day direct, pocket
.sh December. This renowned clipper ship, built by Donald
Fo.g, and machased spectilly for the Black UR Queensland
tre&.le one of the finest models and tasted sidps in
ca. has Just returnfrom the colony in 74 days h.m
Wiledd and will mai be despatched punctually to data.
yras ed accommodation for all claims of possessors, and
with a patent distilling a
- From Glasgow direct= r LIGET OF THE
1.000 roes,
__will bed espatched December I.
mJag= BAINDS Co.. Liverpool; all meats fee
ihea HO LM' .
; and T. U. MACKAY and Co., 1, Isadenhall-
.ol. London. LC

ITWL FlOll LIVERPOOL OR IVELIIITOWN TO
NEW YORK, TWICE •
NW LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, and
THTLADELPHia STEAMSHIP COMPANY latead
...Nadas their toll-yrogeredWrbuilt Ina Saw Raga-Shim
;g ym *hal:Wirt States
FROIL LIREPOM far NEW YORK.
ETNA, Wednesday, Dec. 6.
CITY OF LINIMCIL Saturday, Dee. 9.
EDINBURGH, Wednesday, Dec.l3.
ihn every widow:lay, andsitatists Trbbyi gad Saturdays.
Plamill by the mall steamers sailing every Wodaseday,
syy, sad II guineas, according loth, somodaßog. Was
=b7 Eratur a and Kahudayl etearnega guineas.
pimap includes a aunty ot cookonnlea.
10=-ter ftaada aad the United beaked on
Lerma —For farther particulars to
MUM laramed: se to
AWRY. 11, Riau WUllaitriVeld. London.

rPaILAND ROUTI.-00KKIINIOATION
w emu to MLA. AIGISSISIA. Pm. rii ZOTIT
an WWI and 01.1111tTAL STRAY NAVIGATION
ANY HOOK PASSENGiRS sad receive Cargo sad Panels
oitr Milos tor Gibraltar. Yalta, Adm. Otykm,
e, Cabutts. the Straits, and Clans. bl t Mz stemma
=Southampton ea the ath sad lath ot ovary month•
tor
It Egypt, A4en. and Bombay. by thorn or the 11th
.1 Mit ta sash =oath . sad ke Kaaritins. Goorgas
Melboaniti. and grimy. by the steamers having tioath
ea the Nth
$i
of every mosith.—ler turther partloalaren
Zilhe Company's ew 122. Leadenhallotreet. Ia
gm: or Orimitthplace.M Southampton.

a, Due. 2.—We are fairly supplied with wheat
Lad moderately of other grain. Good dry wheat,
d new, is le. per qr. dearer, and spring CMS as
Prices to the grower :—W heat, old, white, 65 h.,
, 50a. to 56a. ; red, do., 47a. to 49c ; new,
to 53e. ; red, 46e. to 465. Oats, new, lc to
or stone.
same, DEC. 2.—At this day's market there wao •
)ply of wheat, which was taken off at the full BREMEN. Direct Route to Hanover Brune-
this day week. In berley more doing at quite wick, sad Central Germsay.—The North Cierroia Lloyd's
drieste& Oats in request, and rather higher. Very Bee erst-clam screw steamer WHALE% Captsla O. ERNST,
for beans or pees. goal despatched from florselidown OD THURSDAY, the 7th
Yet, (weather permitting), at lo a.m.. calling at Brunswick
Dec. 2.—The supply of wheat was by no means pose, Blackwell. for passengers. at 12 noon.—Yarra to Bream. L 2
id the condition of the grain was varied. The sot Ll : Mora tickets, LS sad Z 1 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S
,n ruled healthy at a slight rise in the quotations. Vision Ogee. Regent-circus, W. :or to PHILLIP'S, GRAVLS,
plea ranged from 50c to 545. ;red, 46e. to 49c , 1111.1.1erd and Co.. St. Donstsn's-house, St. Dunstan's-M. LC. Jan,
`sme. There was a fair supply of barley, and the ' yet
warn firm, sales taking place at rather over late rates.
, 335. to 36e. per quazter ; grinding, 30s. to 325. per
\ Of oats the show was small, and the tone of the
la firm, at fully the rates of last week. New, 26a,
r 24 stone. The supply of hewn wee short, and the
rp)roved steady at an advance of 6d. per quarter on
on. New, 40a. to 4. per 38 ,tone. Malt, 625. to
re„ 30e. per quarter. Flour, 36e. to 388. per sack of

SIAIf to GOTHENBURG Direct, in about
ltours —The fast and favourite twin screw steamer
say, Captain S. Lacia, will deer tot the above port on or
wet MONDAY, Pare,
December. Has splendid accommodation
psesetigem Pare, Li 3u. Apply to PHILLOPS, OItAVIS,
maim and Co., St. Dunstsn's-house, EX.

IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT
ABBOCIATION (Limited).
Capital subscribed, 05,000,000. Paid up, 1.100,000.
CRAMMeII—JOHN CHAPMAN, Lq.
MAamlital—lieury J. Barker, Beg., and T. Bracer
Sandman, Lg.
This Association makes advances upon approved mercantile
mai other securities, rud receives money on deposit at interest
lit short or long periods.
W. C. WINITABOTTOM, Secretary.
V. Lceiberdetreet.

[.•
CALDT, Dgc. 2.—At our country markets this
had fair supplies of barley and oats, but very mall
t. Oats Mere 6d. per qr. cheaper. Wheat and
uchanged. Here today we had fair supplies of
d oats, but very small of wheat. Prices of the
er remain is last week. Wheat la. per qr. dearer.
465. to 52a. ; barley, 28s. to 355. ; oats, 225. 61. to
qr.
=FORD, Dec. 2.—We have again to report small
of home-grown grain, and from foreign we cannot
eel; notice any arrivals. The trade since our last has
ore active ; for some articles advanced prices have
• while in other instansaa late rates are well sup.
Wheat—Foreign, with a much better demand,
ire than recovered the decline mentioned on this day
lht. Irish finds ready buyers at an advance of about
r barrel. Brley very ecarce. Black oa ts the turn in
of sellers. Indian corn—The demand is again oe
:reaps, and good parcels command the currency of
lay last, but for inferior descriptions a trifle lass
P has in some instances been accepted. Flour ne-
ed. Imports this week :—Flour, 'SOO sacks ; meal,
Exports this week : —Wheat, Pa) barrels; oats,
1; flour, 3,4 sacks ; oatmeal, 12.

nig EAST LONDON BANK (LIMITED) IS AUTHORISED
TO RECEIVE StiBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE SHARES OF
THE LONDON STEAM
d).TOWING COMPANY
(Limite
Capital, £20^,000, in 10,000 Shares of £2O each.
With power to increase.
First Issue, 7,000 Shares.
2,200 shares, with £lO per share paid.
1,700 shares, on which sl per share is to be paid on application.
L 2 on allotment. calls not to exceed £3, at intervals of not
issi than three months.
A minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per annum on the first
True, pliable half-yearly. ts guaranteed for the tint three
PIRT.CfoItS.
Aim H. Barry, Esq. late of Das id Cannon, Son, and Co., Liver.
pool 4 Merchant, Walbrook.
flumes A. Can, Esq. )Lloyds').
Dederick A. Castle, Ei.t., Shipowner :Lloyds",
CirtMcKillopp, R.N., Patent Iron Ship Sheathing Company,
ichaefs House, Conihill.
Ishii Mead, Esq ;Messrs Weatherley and Mead). Ship and In-
=ranee Broker, 21. Water-lane.
Ward G. Tinker, Esq. (Messrs. Grinnell, Tinker, and Morgan',
Ship and Insurance Broker, Leadenhall-street.
William Watkins, Esq., Stearn Tug Owner, 116. Fenchurcil-
meet, Managing Waster. (Mr. Watkins will join as 840262
as soon as the purisi p
e is comleted.)
(With power to add to their number.)
SOLICIToRS—Messrs. Morris, Stone, Townson, and Morris,
Moorgate-street Chambers.
BaatlßS—East London Bank .Limited., Co and branches.
MUMS —Messrs. Watson, COwell, and Bull, Royal Exchange-
buildings.
ACHTOR —John Ball, Esq. (Messrs. Quitter, Ball, and Co.).
Nloorgate street.
SicrarrißT pro tem.)—H. S. 111 rd, Eaq.
Temporary oMces—Langliourn chambers, Yeachurehetreet, EC.

TLE.—CARLI,LE, DEC. 2.—The market is 11011 00t11.
closed sgainst sheep sad pigs, as well as cattle.

sPATCII OF THE WEsT INDIA MAILS.—SOUTH.
N, DEr. 2.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship
Dian, Captain Woolcott, sailed hence today with the
for the West Indies, Mexico, thy Pacific, California,
I America, &.c. She took out 118 passengers. The
anian took out a full cargo; also English jewellery,
/. ; French ditto. 7,4601. ; and English coin, 200 f.
OPOSED PNEUMATIC* RAILWAY UNDER THE
11 MERsET. —On Friday afternoon, Sir Charles Fox met
vecpool a number of the local magistrates, town coma.
members of the dock board, Birkenhead commis-
n, and other inf uental gentlemen, for the purpose of
'nine his plan for constructing a pneumatic railway
two Liverpool and Birkenhead under the River Mersey.
Lawrence, ez.mayor, presided. Sir Charles Fox
awed that the principle of a pneumatic railway had
successfully tried on a large scale at Sydenbans, and
was now being constructed under the bed of the
between Cnariog-crom and the Waterloo station.
proposed railway from Liverpool to Birkenhead was a
and three-eighths in length. There would be two
~
ohs in Liverpool and one at Birkenhead. The cost
estimated at :34)0,000/., with borrowing powers to
the capital to 400,000/. This estimated met
Id, however, be much reduced if the bed of I
river were found to consist of rock instead
uicksands. It was estimated that on 300.0004
traffic would proitme 30,000 L a year, to pay •ri Ptic
dividend, and 10,000/. for working expenses. The
4 would be at the rate of 20 miles an hour, and each
in for goods and passeogers would carry at least 500
tenger s, who would be charged 3c1., 2d., and Id., accord•
to clam. In answer to numerous questions it was
damned that there would be no daoger of eollision, and
,carriagei—luxurious and well lighted—would always
in plenty of fresh air. It was also explained that no
iosition from •• vested interesta" on either side of the
was anticipated. Ultimately a vote of thanks to
Chas. Fox was moved by Mr. Robertson Gladstone.
laded by Mr. Harold Littlwlale, and carried unanimously;
y
ral gentlemen resident on both sides of the river
raring their high approval of the scheme.
'he Sontli-Western Company's steamer Griffin
ived at Southampton on Saturday from Annfteur, with
men, upwards of 300 sacks of barley, and nearly a quarter
a million of eggs. The Argyle arrived at the same port
Iterday from Careotan. with 40 oxen. a number of sheep,
' a large qrantity of dairy produce. The South• Western
opauy hare now 12 steamers running constantly between
ithsroptoo sod France and the Channel Islands, They
ke about 80 voyages a month from those islands ma
ince. They often bring a cargo of butter each from the
v country, amounting to 120 tons.

PROSPECTUS.
Ms Company is not a speculative one : it is formed for the
;expose of more efficiently carrying on an established and profit-
ode bus Mess, which has grown to its existing magnitude under
its management of the pi eseut proprietor, and Is capable of au
extension beyond the ordinary means of private enterprise.
The increase in the tounage of ships sailing from the port of
Leedom which has taken place for some year s, calls for a cerre.
*odine increase in the size and power (Attie tug.boatsemployed.
biting the peat two years no leo than ¶l2l ships of upwards of
1,000 tons leveraging 1,200 each: base been added to Lloyd's
legisters ; the various shipping companies, both in London and
Liverpool, are constantly adding ships et 1,100 tons and up-
nerds to the mercantile marine of the country. A great pro-
portion of these sail from the port of London, and tilt there has
tem scarcely any increase In the power of the boats
Toyed on on the '1 homes.
While the Compauy will direct ill immediate attention to the
attrition of the busieess by building new boats:, the Directors
leave male a provisional azreement with Mr. William Watkins,
the owner of *fleet of the most powerful tap now on the
Moines ;sixteen in number), for the purchase of these boats, and
the entire goodwill of the busieess, for meson of E 55,000.
Ms valuation of the boats,
Rc., has been behalf of the
((sectors by Messrs. Alfred Brett and Co., 150, Leadeeluill street,
Ike weldknown brokers and steamship valuers, which valuation.
together with the statement of account, may be seen at the tent-
Peary offices of the Company. lire Directors have secured the
=ekes of the vendor in the management of the business for a
WWII of at least five years, upon terms mainly depending on
ine profits of the undertaking, and the business will be taken
Mr by the Company as from the lot October, Dia.
Ike vendor aiw gadantes a mibimum dividend of 10 per
teat per annum on the Beteissue for the Prat three iears,which
dividend will be paid to theshareholders half-yearly; and in order
le 'bow his perfect confidence in the future success of the Corn-
Nay, he ha. agreed to accept in part payment of his purchase-
Wary 1,300 shares ;with clO paid thereon:, being the largest
*amber of the Brat Inoue of shares which, by the rules of the
Reek Exchange, the Direetor+ are enabled to allot to him, two-
tlikds being required to be offered to the public.
The operations of the Company will comprise the objects
Reshaped In the memorandum and articles of
oftassociaton,
Pitch may he inspected and copies obtained at the edicts the
Kiteitors to the Company.
The statement of accounts, as taken from the books and cer-
tilled by Messrs. ginner, Ball, and Company, shows that the
Scats for the two years ending lit of July last amount to 17 per
Mt per annum on the capital employed, and with the con-
Melons and influence of the Company, and the enlarged business
Pinch It will be enabled to carry on, there can be little doubt
' bet the profit will be materially increased. No large or rwill ipe bn-
dee sniff Is required in working this Company, and it e
lb* study of the Directors to conduct it wltn the strictest
esepoeny, while by the arrweement made for the pee
ihase ot
the existing business, not only will a powerful competition he
Resented, but an immediate dividend securest to the share-
Widen.
The preliminary expenses will be strictly limited to the actual
tkbursenauts, and no promotion money has been or will be

'BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
RON.—November 30, at Devonshire terrace, 11)de-park, the
He iif R. B. Barron, hsai , of a daughter.
M PBELL—No, ember 30, at Randolph crescent, I:dlnbefl4
e wife of A. Campbell, illll.. of a daughter.
WAS.—December 1, at Oro% e lodge, IJanimeramith, the wife
f the Res. J. b, Cowan, of a ton.
RSDEN.—December I, at Keuvington Palace-gardens, the wife
fI. 11 Marsden, of a daughter.
IVEK.—November SO, the wife of Dr. Oliver, of Burton-street.
' ton square, of a daughter.
kitD. —November 30, at Kent-villa. Lansdowne-road, gating.
11, the wife of E. M. %Vara, Esq., of a sou.

In the event of no allotment being made the deposit will be
Horned W full; should a less number of shares he allotted
Can are applkil for. the motley paid on deposit will be made
available towards the pa) meat on allotment, and the balance
Cif as), will he returned to the applicant.
Prospectuses may he obtained at, sad applications for shares
Illay be male to the bankers, brokers, or to the Secretary 'pro
Isee., at the temporary nitices of the Company. every application
W
accompanied by the deposit of gl per share.
to Copies of the Articles of Aiation may be obtained (gratis)
at the offices of the solicitors to the Company.

The Company will have the advantage of Immediately
*caring a muck laracr and mnre powerful to; than any on the
Thames. This vessel, fitted with all the latest improvements in
Ise engines and machinery, is now building :.to the order of
Mr. Watkins. who will make over his contract to the Company'
at the Thames Iron Works, nod will be read) to lw launched
gull* in January neat.
_. _ _

DIARRIAGES.
lt% lES —I4I')IFRET.—N os ember 30, at StoUe Albany, by the
Ilin , th Davie-, to fArtitla anhe.
daughter O
of IL R. e flumfrey, Eau., of Stoke Albanybl hocnle.
Northamptonshire.
diliF.l.l,—Gllll)AßD.—Notember 30, at St. Mark's church.
nanolton-terrace. N.M.., by the Re, S. 11. Waddriiirton,
T et the palish of rd. Ilanlehone, to Miss Orate
Goddard, daughter of the late Mr. G. loehlard, of the Par"
of Islewm th.
011.0—SITART.—Norombcr 30, at Aberdeen, by the Veit
Rev. Blahop of AtouMeen, H. J. Rollo. Esti . •riter to the
signet. Etlinhurgh. t..• Mary, daughter of the Leto A. Stuart.
Esq., of Inchbruck.

KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the
LEriT I'URIFIER of the BLOOD known in Medicine,
from their largely•cxteuded sale and general adoption• may be
WM, classed as a housebold necessary. Bold by all Medicine
Vendors.

THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE
The most acientificelly prepared end most powerful nate.
Oho cordial ever introduced ; restores to the
normal con
ditiond
ell the secretions., on the integrity of which perfect
rzi It ls specltic for debility of all kinds, arid from Its con-
among other Ingredients, pepsine and phosphate of sods,
Will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic.
Afce tts. per bottle, or four quantities in one for 4^r. Sole
spats, Mears. Baumgarten and Co., 620, 011ordstrest, WPC.,
Ind 1336. Yeechischstreet. KC.. London.

DEATHS.
IROMl.EV.—Novemher 30, at the Marina, St. Leonard's Selle
str R. hi. Bromley. K.C.8., aged 62.
lUßßAN.—llecember 1, at Camden-grove, Peckham,T. H.
Curran. Lay., aged
lARLUCK.—Noi ember 30, at Snaresbrook, Hannah, widow of
the late s. Hasluck. Esq., aged 75.
IIEATIICOTE. —November 30, at her residence, 9, Connaright-
in the Slat year of her age. Harriot Amelia w
.w of the late klajor.General W. 0. Fleathcote. HeathcoM.
11INGAYE.—November 3). at Hyperloa-lodge,
Kent, Admiral 'N. J. Mingaye, aged el.
101-TER.—Novemher 30, at Stanhope lodge,
Norwood-rood.
Mary Ann, widow of the late J. Souter, rag aged 82.

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Lomt,,,rd ,tr,,t, m the City ni London, Printer. st the
Mier in Lombard street. in the Precinct of WhitetrioB-
- lAcB.BBmt 4, 1965

LAMBERT 'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or
Wetting the head, truly efficacious and pleasant, U admitted to
be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, :olds
muffrined cases of asthma, and incipient consumption. it fre-
'Willy cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable,
admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing.
la approaching coo-mop:kin its effects are truly beneticiaL
Panoas deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca-
11= depend on relief in a few minutes after taking
Wit-
it.—
only and sold by W. LAMBERT. chemist, 8. King
lianiatreek ('haring-crow, London, and by all druggists, in
130., and three tillelititteA in one, .24. 9d. Be particular
isd ask for fambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address
are empanel on the stamp.

//
Dec. 2.-TI ere was a good attendance mid a
pply of wheat, both white and red, yet trails
be weather no doubt bedsits influence on she
• ere was a great irregularity in the and
r the very best samples, last week's prim were
wed ; Won°, quality, although bet little
• s, cannot be quoted cheaper.iTbere were many
• 'me quality barley. representing large bulle‘,
moon caught up by =thetas ; there umiak*
• for the best grinding sons, but damp sed d"
hung heavily on. hand ; nothing like a clearsao; •
acted. Oats a fair sale at late prime. Good
ere much inquired alter, and a good trade soy 61
peas met with a fair consumptive demand, fi
were as follows, viz :-Old wheat, 48a. to be.,
w wheat, 40s. to 50s. ; barley, 30a. to 01110
• 455.; hog pew 30L to 429. ; oats, 9le og
.6), 355. per sack. with a good demand. WV"
BOUGH, Dec. 2.-There was a fair supply of tai
• y, and all kinds were is. per qr. deem 540
hest made 465., sod fine old red made 48.. to lied
OS to
36 serum Barley varies much in quality sad
make le. Old. to Is. lid. per stone New yp
in request at 40s, to 455., and old made 475, to
of 38 stone.
Dec. 2.-The supply of wheat to-day was very 11016
the trade dull ; late rates were maintained. The
applies to the barley trade.
is, Dec. 2.-The quantity of wheat on offer was
sud there was a fair atteelthoe. In consequeues
• the maniples being much out of condition, T'
• continued wet weather, the business transected Odd
iefly of a retail character, and while all 'opener
lots could have been purchased at the quotetioas
.k, other sorts were le. to 2e. per quarter cheeps.,
,•t terms for beet old whit* sorts are 52a, to 57..
• ary sod inferior 43e. to 525. pet quarter; beat W
to 51e., and secondary and inferior 40a. to 488.
At the close of the market many of the
'nod unsold. There was very little doing
reign trade, and the quotations remain about tern
se before, with a dull inquiry. Barley
• tang and grinding aorta, was in very bias; a
.1 the buyers being few, transactions took place 10e1
ine of about Is. per qr. on all but the very Nat
• • terms for best linden are 375. to 40e., sad
, 32a. to 375. per qr. Grinding sorts were 254. to
r. The floor trade was very steady, and for beet
awn made temple* the terms of hat week were
iced. Oats were rather scarce, and best kinds
• tier demand, late terms were well supported,
some instances an advance of about lid. per ge.we
or the choicest pastels. Good old sorts were 24e. et
• • others 20s. to 24a. per qr. Beans sad peas both Ise
• fully as dear, prices still taking an upward tea. *
Dec. 2.-We are fairly supplied with wheat
oil moderately of other grain. Good dry wheat,
and new, isle. per qr. dearer, and spring earn asS
Prices to the grower : -W heat, old, white, 631bs. yj
1,50 s. to 56a. ; red, do., 47a. to 49e. ; new,
sal
to 53a. ; red, 46e. to 465. Oats, new, la. to
r stone.
• • as, DEC. 2.-At this day's market there was
• ply of wheat, which was taken off at the full
tau day week. In barley more doing at quite
rates. Oats in request, and rather higher. Very
tries for beans or pees.
Dec. 2.-The supply of wheat wee by no MUDS
• d the coedition of the grain was varied. The
ruled healthy at a slight rise in the quotations. V
•• plea ranged from 50a. to 54e. ; red, 46e. to 491.
•• e. Thera was a fair supply of barley, and the •
warn firm, mks taking plans at rather over late rates. • If
334. to 36e. per quarter ; grinding, 30e. to 325. per
Of oats the show was small, and the tone of the
firm, at fully the rates of last week. New, 265.
• r 24 stone. The supply of hewn was short, and the
proved steady at an advance of 6d. per quarter on
New, 40s. to 49x. per 38 stone. Malt, 62a. to
• es, 30e. per quarter. Flour, 36e. to 38a, per sack of
CALDY, Dec. 2.-At our country markets this •
had fair supplies of barley and oats, but very mull
t. Oats were 6d. per qr. cheaper. Wheat and
,nchanged. Here to-day we had fair supplies of
•el oats, but very small of wheat. Prices of the
er remain se last week. Wheat la. per qr. dearer.
465. to 53e. ; barley, 28s. to 355. ; oats, •Z2a. 63. to
qr.
=FORD, Dec. 2.-We have again to report small
of home-grown grain, and from foreign we cannot
wit notice any arrivals. The trade since our last has
ore active ; for some articles advanced prices have
• • while in other instansxe late rates are well sup-
Wheat-Foreign, with a much better demand,
re than recovered the decline mentioned on this day
ht. Irish finds ready buyers at an advance of about
berrel. Barley very scarce. Black oats the turn in
of sellers. Indian corn-The demand is again on
ass, and good parcels command the currency of
•ay lest, but for inferior descriptions a trifle less
has in some instances been accepted. Flour nu-
., Imports this week :-Flour, 300 sacks ; meal,
Exports this week : -Wheat, 460 barrels; oats,
flour, 362 sacks ; oatmeal, 12.
DE,. 2.-Th :market is now cam.
y closed against sheep and pigs, s well as cattle.
aPATCII OF THE WEsT INDIA 31AILN.-SOCTIIe
'N, ISEC. 2.-The Royal Mail Company's steamship
• Dian, Captain Woolcott, sailed hence to-day with the
for the West Indies, Mexico, thy l'acific, California,
I America, &.c. She took out 118 passengers. The
anise took out a full cargo; also English jewellery,
1. ; French ditto. 7,4601. ; and English coin, 200(.
• OPOSED PNEUMATIC RAILWAY UNDER THE
MERsET. -On Friday afternoon, Sir Charles Fox net
veepool a number of the local magistrates, town cone-
members of the dock board, Birkenhead commis-
re, and other influentnil gentlemen, for the purpose of
'ning his plan for constructing a pneumatic railway
ems Liverpool and Birkenhead under the River Mersey.
Lawrence, ex.mayor, presided. Sir Charles Fox
ned that the principle of a pneumatic railway hid
successfully tried on a large scale at Sydenhans, sad
was now being constructed under the bed of the
between Cbariag-crom and the Waterloo station.
proposed railway from Liverpool to Birkenhead was •
and three-eighths in length. There would be two
ono in Liverpool and one at Birkenhead. The cost
estimated at 300,000/., with borrowing powers to
• the capital to 400,000/. This estimated met
Id, however, be much reduced if the bed of
river were found to consist of rock instead
• uicksands. It was estimated that on 300,0001.
traffic would proitme 30,000 i. a year, to pay • 5 nee
. dividend, and 10,000 i. for working expenses. The
• would be at the rate of 20 miles an hour, and each
for geode and passengers would carry at least 500
age's, who would be charged 3c1., 2d., mid Id., accord-
to claim. In answer to numerous questions it was
iced that there would be no danger of collision, and
carriagei-luxurious and well lighted-would always
a plenty of fresh air. It was also explained that no
ition from •• vested ioteresta" on either side of the
-y was anticipated. Ultimately a vote of thanks to
Chas. Fox was moved by Mr. Robertson Gladstone,
'ivied by Mr. Harold Littledale, and carried unanimously;
ral gentlemen resident on both sides of the river
raring their high approvel of the scheme.
he Smith-Western Company's steamer Griffin
wed at Southampton on Saturday from linnfteur, with
• ten, upwards of 300 sacks of barley, and nearly a quarts/
million of eggs. The Argyle arrived at the same port
terday from Careotan. with 40 oxen, a number of sheep,
a large mantity of dairy produce. The South•Weetern
•• puny have now 12 swatter, running constantly between
tharaptoo sod Enact and the Channel Islands. They
e about 80 voyages a month from those islands and
nee. They often bring a cargo of butter each from the
r country, amounting to 120 tons.
:IRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
' HON.-November 30, at Devonshire.terrace, Hyde-park, the
its of R. B. Barron, • of a daughter.
MPBELL.-November 30, at Baudolph.ereacent, Edinburgh.
e wife of A. Campbell, juo., Of a daughter.
WAN -Iweeraber 1, at Grose lodge, Hammersmith, the wife
I the Hes. J. I:. Cowan, of a son.
RSDEN.-December 1, at Kensington Palacc.gardens, the wife
• 11. 11 Marsden, of a daughter.
IVEK. -November SO, the wife of Dr. Oliver, of Burton-street,
' ten-square, of a daughter.
AHD.-November 30, at Kent-villa. Lansdowne-road,Kottior
11, the wife Of E. St Ward, Eat., of a sou.
MARRIAGE:I
a IES -Hl' NIFEEY.-Nlis ember 30, at Stoke Albany, by the
R O
es. F.. rillin, th eDavie, to Detitis blanche.
auchter of B. Ilumfrey, Lei.. of Stoke AlbaaY.heh3e,
Northamptonshire.
D'ltY.l.l.-GOUDA RD.-November 30, at St. Mark's church.
Hanolton-termee. N.W., by the Res. S. 11. WiddringtOn, Mr.
T id the patish of rd. lehone, to Miss Orate
Goddard, daughter of the late Mr. G. bothistd, i.l the perish
of ',ltem th.
Key.-STUART. -November 30, at Aberdeen, by the Valle
Key. Bishop of At H. J. Rollo. EDI •riter to the
signet. Edinburgh. to Mary, daughter of the late A. Stuart.
EMI., of Inchbreek.
DEATHS.
• ROB LEY.-November 3), at the Manna, St. Leonards.onsSeas
Sir R. M. Bromley, K.C.8., aged 62.
UkltaN.-December 1, at camdemgrove, Peckham, T. 11.
Curran. Lag., aged CI
• ASLUCK.-Nos ember 30, at Snaresbrook, Hannah, widow of
the late a Hasluck. Esq., aged 75.
EATIICOTE. -November 30, at her residence, 9, Connatilltht-
s.mare, the alst year ot her are. Harriot Amelia
aid as of the late Major.Orneral W. S. liesthcote. Heathcote.
INGAYE.-November 3). at HyperloaLodge,
Kent, Admiral 'N. J. Mingaye,sged el.
. • I'TEH.-November 30, at Stanhope-loilge, Norwood-roads.
Mary Ann, widow of the late J. Smiler, Eau_, aged 52.
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