The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-24 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MA Rit-LANE.-(THD3 DAY.)

Fresh up this warthog, the receipts of home-grows wheat,
coastwise sod by land.earriage, were again very limited ;
consequently the show of samples was small. The general
condition of the supply, however, was good. Selected
qualities of both red and white were taken by the
millers at prime equal to Monday • but all
other kinds moved off heavily, at late rates.
There was a full average quantity of foreign wheat on the
steads. Holders, owing in some measure to the decline in
the value of mousy in the discount market, were firm in Wei.
demands ; but the transactions were somewhat restricted at
about stationary prima. Floating cargoes of grain off Fal-
mouth were inactive, but sot cheaper. For forward ship-
ment the transactions in produce were somewhat restricted.
The show of foreign barley was moderate—of English
very limited. Most deetwiptioua were dull inquiry ; never-
theless, no quotable change took place in prices.
Fine malt eonunanded a steady sale, at fall quotations.
Other kinds changed heads slowly, at previous rates.

05OcdenTind oats wore scarce:ixli VlieiTaliteirse well
atippocted. Low qualities of foreign were heavy, at the late
decline in value.

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Beans supported former terms, but the inquiry for them
wby no means active. The show of sampke was rattier
limited.

Most kind of peas moved off slowly, but at full prima.
The dour trade was heavy. Norfolk and Suffolk flour,
ex ship. sold as low as 295. to 31a. per 2801 ha The balk
of the Amerman dour Dow in warehouse is out of oaoclition.

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The sale for agricultural seeds WM somewhat heavy.
Linseed was held ea former terms. Haps commanded ex-
treme rake ; hut cakes were very dull at the decline pre-
vioualy mused.

CUERIANT _ FMCS&

P Ir.
WEI".
rineX,Went, red, new 40 to EA:i
Solktri {l1`) 60
Norred _ 40 to 49

Per Qr.

BAILti.

Maltinwung .
Grindbsg.

ZS to 40
.. 28 to 33
.. 15 to 17

Reoteb. potato 24 to 26
Isiah, white
„ black

Siam.
Mums. 29 to 21
Tick 2B te SI
Harrow
Pigeon 36 to 42
—._

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White

Iftotra.

.. 34 to 33
.. 18 to 40

Town nude, iStilllo
1 lbs.4S to 47
Household SO to 41
oentry
Norfolk and Suffolk,
ex ship t9 it 31

Puck.
M.ish 17 a.
to 11 a.
Danish and !S Owed
Bataan

BLitt
Deal&
KCAL=

MS to St

brouit Com.
White 2O to SS
Yellow

Puma.
Trench, per sack 38 to 4?.
•Iponlen, „ 28 to 63
American, per Int 21 to 28
Canadian, 21 to 22
INTO LONDON, BY WATIR
I TO APRIL tit, INCLUQVIA

SIIABE LIST&-(71118 DAY.)

Two o'Cwm.

The railway market is flatter to-day, in sym-
pathy with Collo,ls. Grunt Northern stock has
declined per cent. ; Midland, Lancashire
and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, I ; and
Loudon and North-Western and Great Western,
k. Metropolitan shares are steady, at 12 to I.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
971 to ; Great Western, 66 to ; Midland, 1221
to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to ;
Caledonian, 112 to 113 ; South Eastern, 901 to
91 ; Great Eastern, 51 to ; Great Northern, 120
to 121 ; and Loudon and South Western, 101}
to 102.

Foreign and colonial railway securities are gene-
rally without change. Pluijaub stock is rather
lower, while Bahia shares are inquired for.

UILDINANT &NAN'S AND lITtIONA.