The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-10 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

lIIARLIAND.—(THIS DAY.)
Harvest-work is making rapid progress in the whole of
our forward districts, and most correspondents state that
the crops are coming down wall, both as regards quantity
and quality.
Very little old English wheat was on offer, to-day ; but
about 3,000 quarters of new, in moderate cooditioo, were
brought forward, and were partly disposed of, Talavera at
56a., and other kinds at .50s. to Ms. per quarter. The
demand for most kinds of ekil was inactive, at late rates.

There was a full average supply of foreign wheat on the
etands. Selected samples produced previous quotations;
but inferior qualities were, in some instances, la. per quarter
lower, with a heavy demand.
Barley was in short supply; a sluggish request at late cur.
rendes.
In malt, only a limited business was transacted on former
terms.
The oat trade was somewhat heavy, and the quotations
bad a drooping tendency.
Beans commanded very little attention at last week's
prices.
No ebancutook place in the value of peas. The supply
was rather limited.; . _

Barrel boar-the supply of which was large--moved off
slowly, at 6d. le en mosey. Other kinds were a dull inquiry,
but not cheaper.
The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast during the week
have amounted to 92, viz., 48 cargoes of wheat, 37 maize, 1
barley, 2 valooia, 1 beans, 1 millet•seed, 1 cottonseed, and
1 linseed. Wheat-prices have given way la per
quarter. At that decline 25 oargoes have found
buyers. Marianople, 425.; Berdianald Chihli, 40s. 6d.;
Taganrog Ghirka, 395. to 405.; Chute Odessa, 405.; Polish
Odessa, 40a.; :if ilwaukie, 38a. 9d. to 42a.; sod red
Winter, 42a. 6d. to 425. 70. per quarter. Maize,
the demand bee been to a fair extent, at about
previous rates. The sales amount to 35 cargoes. Ibrail
has produced 265. 71d. to 271. Id. ; Wallachia°, 26e. 6d.
to 26e. 9d. Odessa, 275. 101 d. • Danubian, 275. ;
Egyptian, 26e. • Galatz, 288. to 28;. 3d. ; and mixed
American, 265. 6cL per quarter. Barley : The quotations
have fallen 6d. per quarter, with a very slow inquiry.
Mersyne, 22.5. ;R
nubian, 245. 6cl. ; and Roumelia, 25a.,
per 480Iba. : Two cargoes on passage have
sold at 325. fid. Beans : Sales have progressed
slowly, at 6cl. to Is. per quarter less money.
New Saida have produced 295. 9d. and Barbary, 325. per
quarter. Millet-seed : Danubian is nominal, at 225. to
Ch 6d. Syrian Dan is worth 265. 6d. to 27a. per 480Ibs.
Linseed : The demand has been moderately active, and
prime have continued firm. Raped has moved off slowly,
at late rates. In the value of cakes and cottonseed no
change has taken place.
ARRIVAL or SIM& -English Rapeseed, 606; sundry,
643 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, 3,443 ; rapeseed, 7,275 ; maize,
6,280; and sundry, 420 qrs.
Eiroare.-Oilseeds : 1,506 qrs. ; flour, 3,280 cwt..
CURRENT PRICES.
ENGLISH.
Per gr.
WHEAT.
RatexAest, red 1461 40 to 50
N.;;Tolk and Lincoln
walcoteii 40 tO5l
red _ 40 to 50

Per Qr.
OM. a
Scotch, potato 23a to 27
Iriah, white
black
BLUM
Mangan SO to 32
Tick 3O to 32
Harrow
1118000 _ 81 to ti

BAU ..M
Malting
Distilling
Grinding
...._ 26 to to

Mnte.
Essex, Norfolk, and
Suffolk 6O to 66
Kingston and Ware e 7 to 68
&OM%

Grey .. .
w

.. 34 to 97
38 to 40
37 to 39

FLOUR._

LTL

Old sad Dow

34 to 37

OATS
English, feed l9 to 23
potato 23 to 27
Beach, feed
Font
Per Qr.
1102nta2. s. S.
Deaths and Loup
berg 6O to GO
Rostock & llecklen-

Town made: pee -He
lbs.
Household 34 to 36
Norfolk and Suffolk, 30 to 32
en ship W to 31
101.

l'er Qr.
S. I.
Danish and Swedish 17 to 23
haulm

-1 TDA- - 48 to 54
45 to 50
Russian, hard
so
American, redft
b, white

SQpUan..

.... 31 to 33

Grinding 24 to itli
MUMug
Malting
—__

Maple
Boder .
Bolen.

ors.

Dub* brew IS to 22
feed
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, SC., L
WATER CARRIAGE, Eltoll
CLURI VE.

I amas coax.
White 3O to 22
Yellow — ___ 5:9 to 30

Wheat.4larley. Malt. Oats. Beans Peas! floar.k.
°„7O qr.. °474' faisB:3
64673 I°l
6:g 391
I
916.... X 30321 1616 49e7998
T0ta1.... 45233 6617 ,17613 131592 1950 4865167998 i 9686

French. per u.ck S 8 to 41
Spanish, — to
American, per brL .. 20 to 23
Canadian, .. 19 to 22
NTO LONDON, BY LAND AN D
AUGUST 1 ro AUGUST B.IN-

English ..
Scotch ...
Foreign ..

LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREET.
(TEILS DAY.)
(ST ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.)
(PEON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

The market for cotton opens very firm to-day, and
holders experience some difficulty in finding cotton. Sales
probably 8,000 bales.

MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.)

BCC-M.—No important sales of mw have been effected
since Friday, but for refined there is more business doing,
but without improvement in prices.
Comm.—There are few buyers of Ceylon at late prices,
at which there has been a good business tranancted.
Tim.—The market continues quiet. Public sales for
Tuesday week aredeclared.
_ . . .

parcel of white Bengal has been disposed of at
lls. to 12a. per cwt.
Rost.—No sales reported.
Batumi= —Full prices are offered, but no business has
been effected since Friday.
Carrott.—There I. an active demand, and prices are in
favour of sellers ; about 3,500 bale sold.
1101'.—Mania continues in good demand, and the sales
effected are at higher prices ; fair roping, 271. to 271. 10s.
The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 700
hhds. of Wed India, 3,000 bags of Mauritius, and 500 bags
of fairs' saw ; 150 casks, 1,400 begs, and 2:4 balsa
coffee ; 1,000 bags saltpetre, and 2,7 W bogs of Bengal ruse.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady, at the following prices :
Town tallow, 41s. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the
scot, 43e. ; September, 455. ; October to December, 4,5 a. lid. ;
December, 46e.