The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-29 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RH-LAN IL —4TRIE DAY. )
A very moderate stipple of English wheat, chiefly in mid-
dling condition, was on offer in oar market io-day, coastwise
as wall as by lead carriage. Really dry samples of both
red and white were taken off slowly, at about last Monday's
corisocy. All other kinds were very doll, at barely late
rates, and a total elaarance of the supply was not effected.
We are tolerably well, but not to say heavily, suppliad
with foreign wheat. For all kinds, the demand was in •
most inactive state ; nevertheless, no quotable change took
place in prima.
The show of both English and foreign barley was tolerably
CdMalting samples realised previous currencies, with a
.demand. la grinding and distilling sorts, very little was
doing at late rates.
We have to report a slow inquiry for malt, the show of
which was moderate, at previous quotations.
The market was fairly supplied with most kind of oats.
The oat trade was heavy, at barely last Moaday's currency.
Beans, the supply of which was good, changed hands
slowly. In prices, however, very little change took place.
NIA were in moderate supply and sluggish request, at
late rates,

Both English and foreign soar were ► slow inquiry, at
►boot prenoun quotations. Very little fine American was
on offer.

No fresh arrivals of floating cargoes off Falmouth or
Queenstown have been reported. The inquiry, however,
has been much restricted. A few cargoes of wheat, remaining
unsold fron. the previous week, have changed hands at
previous rates, and there has been some inquiry for forward
shipment, but at rates declined by the exporting houses.
Marianopoli has realised 445. 6d., duty paid, and Ghirka
Taganrog, for June or July shipment, 41s. 6d.
per quarter. la Maize, the transactions have been
limited, and the quotations have had • drooping
tendency. Galata 1011 Danube, to be shipped, has sold at
29e. 6d. per 4921 be. In barley next to nothing has been
paellas at bluely late rates. Danubian has changed hands
at 21s. 9d. per 400 lbs. We have no transactions to notice
in rye. Danubian is nominal at No ; Odessa. 28a. to 28a 3d.;
and Taganrog, 28s. 6d. ps 480 lbs. Beans have commanded
very little attention. Fgptian Saida may be quoted 30s.
to 315., and Reber& 29e. to 30s. per 480 lhe. Nothing
of interest has occurred in milletesed. Danu-
bian, 21.. to 22e. per 480 Its. Syrian Devi is held at
28e. to 29.. per 480 lbs. Linseed has commanded rather more
attention, and prices have ruled a shade higher. Calcutta
arrived in Landis, has sold at 575. 9d., sisowation terms.
About 3,000 qoarters St. Peterebtug for August shipment
have been disposed of at Ms. per quarter. In warehouse
Bombay is Nellie' at 60s. to 61s. ; Calcutta, 54a. to
fibs.; Minapore. 50s. to 60s. ; Odom and Azoff.
545. 6d. ; Egyptian, 55a. to 58a. ; 6ne St. Peters-
burg, 565. ; Archangel, 48e. ; and Rigs, 4:is. to 5Ck.
per quarter. Linseed cakes may be eonsidersi =toady.
London made are offering at 91.1 5e.; New York, in
91. 15s. to 101.; ditto in bags, 91. 10s. to 91. 12.. 6d. ;
Western in bags, 91. N. lid., and Marseilles 91. per too.
Cottonseed cakes, English made, are worth M 2s. bd. to
51. ss. per ton. Rapeseed is steady ; Guam., 58. to 60..,
and Fenn epore, 525. to 535. per quarter. About 700 toes
of cottonseed have sold at 71. 7s. 68. to 71. 10s. per toe.
AIUtIV/LL or Barre.-Emlish : Tana, 16 ; linseed, 1,173 ;
rapeseed. 506 ; and sundry, 594 qre. Foreign : Tares, 258 ;
linseed, 11,328; rapeseed, 1.826 qrs.
ELIVITII.-Elwood, 3,695 and oilseed, 4,815 gm

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