The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RS-LANE. —(TaIDI DAY.)
The advises at bead, today, from most pint of England
in reference to the appearance of the wheat plants are very
favourable. All out-door farm labours are programing ra-
pidly, and we hear that spring corn, especially barley, is
manor up remarkably well. Fresh up, this morning, omit-
wise mid by land carriage, the receipts of home-grown
wheat were on • very moderate scale, but in fair
avenge condition. Notwithstanding that the show of ma-
ples was limited, and that last week's imports of foreign
produce were by no means extenaive, =lien purchased
cautiously. However, the trade for both red and white
qualities may be considered somewhat more cheerful than
on Moody last, and that day's pnoe• were well supported.
In some few instances, they were a shade kigher.
We were well supplied with all kinds of foreign wheat ;
good and floe sampleschanged hands to • fair extent at fall
currencies. Low and damp parcels moved off slowly, but at
full quotations.
The supply of English barley was hunted-of foreign mo-
derate. The trade generally ruled quiet, at about stationary
prima.
Halt sold slowly ; nevertheless late etureacim were sup-
ported. The supply was only moderate.
Oats, the supply of which was only moderate, moved off
slowly, at last week's quotations.
. .

laehange took place in the value of beans, and the
demand for all kinds was in a sluggish state.
The few psis on offer were mostly cleared off at late
rates. There was a slight improvement in the deemed
for both English and foreign dour at priuss equal to Monday
lest.

The arrival of floating cargoes off coast during the last
eight days has bees 24, 6 being wheat, 8 maize, 4 barley, I
Dari, 1 beans, 1 rye, and 3 cotton seed. The tresmotsoes
=ty are on a very moderate scale ; neverthe-
o quotable change bas takes plats in prior&
Tagaareg wheat, has realised 40s. 6d. ; amber WIS.
coos* 44a. 6d. ; Odessa Mir" 31a. 3d. ;
30s. lid. ; frail, 29a. 6d. ; and Danubian barley, 22a.
per qr. Rye is asonnal, at SM. Egyptian beans are worth
29a. to 30a. ; Masegan, 31.. to 32a. per qr. Millet seed
may be quoted at 21s. to Pb. ; and Dart, 255.
per 480 lbs. Cotton seed la arm, at 91., and
cottonseed oaken are worth fa. 7s. &L to 64 Is. per ton
delivered. A. weal at linesed, on primer from Calcutta,
has changed ludo at 61s. 6d. per quarter. Linseed,
in warehouse, is Jelling as follows :-Bombay, 68s. ;
Calcutta, 61s. 611. to 655. ; %Ism, 635. ;
63a. ; St. Petersburg, fine, 675. ; Archaugel, 63e. to 645. ;
Riga, 60a. to Ms per qr. delivered. Bombay rapeseed is offer.
Jig at 755. to 77a. ; Ferosepore, 70a. to 71a. ; and Calcutta,
68s. to 695. per qr. Cakes are quiet. London made, 91. 10s.
to 101.; New York, in barrels, 9/. 10a.; ditto in hap, 94;
Western, in bags, 81. 155.; and Marseilles, 84 12s. 6d. per
too. Fine clovers:red supporta late rates, but other kinds
are very drill. Most other seeds are heavy.
ARRIVALS OF SEW& -Eoglith : Linseed. ; sundry,
100 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 624 ; linseed, 10, ; rapeseed,
19,750 ; maize, 184 ; and sundry, 10 cm.
EXPORT& -Os* 62 ; oilseeds, 2,287 ; maim, 783 qrs.

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