The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-16 00:00:00

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COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Only a moderate supply of English wheat was received
fresh up to our market to-day, oosutwise and by land ear-s
riage, whilst the quality of the samples was only middlini.
Selected parcels were in good request, at an advance in tba
quotations of ls. per qr. All other kinds moved off slowly
at late rates. _ _ _ _

The show of foreign wheat was moderately good. Oft
the whole the trade ruled steady, at prices quite equal to
Monday last.
We were scantily supplied with English barley ; but the
supply of foreign was extensive. The demand for all kinds
was in a sluggish state, at late rates.
Malt—the supply of which was extensive—was in fair
request, at full prices.
We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied
with oats, in which a steady business was tranrcted, at
full quotations.
Bean% commanded more attention, at quite last week's
currency.
rfiero was a fair demand for peas, at extreme rates.
Both English and foreign flour sold steadily, on former
terms. _ _ _

The inquiry for floating cargoes of wheat has been heavy.
but, the supply off coast being small, importers have been
firm in their demands, and an advance, varying from is.
to Is. 6d. per qr. has taken place in the quotations. New
Banat, arrived, 41s. ; Venetian, 435. bd. per 4921ba.
Polish, 40e. per 4801 be. In maize sales have progressed
slowly. at, in some instances, 6d. per qr. less money.
Mixed New York, 295. 6d. per 480Iba. The demand for
Barbary ham fallen off, and prices have had a drooping ten-
dency. Danubian, on passage, 25e. ; ditto shipping, 25a. ;
Azoff, to be shipped in May or June, 245. 61. per 4001135.
The enhanced pretensions of importers have prevented any
transactions from taking place in rye. Prices, there-
fore, are nominally unaltered. Danubian or Enos,
295. to 30s. per 480Ibe. No business ha been re-
ported in beans. Barbary are worth about 40s. to
41a. 6d. per 480Ibe. Nothing of interest has been
reported in Milletased. Danubian, 21e. to 22a. per 480 lbs.
The trade for linseed ha been very quiet, and in the valae
of Calcutta seed a fall of 6d. per qr. has taken place.
Other descriptions, however, have been held at late rates.
Bombay, in warehouse, 745. ; Calcutta, 725. ; Black Bea
and Azoff, 70e. ; St. Petersburg, 68s. per qr. Linseed
cakes have changed heads to a fair extent ; at
quite previous currencies. London-made, 111. sa. to
111. 15i.; New York, in barrels, 111. se. to Ils. 10e.;
ditto, in bap, 111.; Western, 101. 10e. to 101.15 s.; and Mar-
seilles, 91. 10e. per ton. Cottonseed cakes, British-made,
have found buyer* at 41.155. per ton. Rapeseed has movedoff
slowly, and seed on passage has sold on easier tenni. East
Indian, April shipment, 50e per five maunds. Guzetst, in
warehouse, 75e. ; Ferozepore, 66e. to 675. ; Calcutta, 655.
Danubian, cultivated, 665. to 675. ;Wilil Black Sea and
Azoff, 345. to 365. per qr. The tnule fur cotton seed hoe
been very dull. hew seed is worth about 81. to 81. 10a.
per ton.
ARRIVAL OP Berns.-Enlish-Linseed, G 9 ; rapeseed,
154 ; and sundry, 391 qrs. Foreign-Tares, 50 ; hawed,
1,047 ; rapeseed, 14,416; maize, 7,078 ; and sundry, 568
quarters.
EIIPORTIL-Barley, 2 ; pea, 8 ; linseed, 145 ; oilseed.
5,350 ; maize, 110 qrs.; and flour, 525 cwta.

CURRENT PRICE&
Rsouss.
Per Qr.
6. S.
66 to 60
36 to CI
62 to 66
38 to 60

WHIRLS
Brat, Leak red, old
new
„ fo. white, old
Norfolk end ttenooelwn
red. old

Pea qr.

OATS. S. 1.
flootela palate
blob, whits
„ black_ 2O to

UifLIY.

Malting
Distilling
(binding 26 to 2,1
Maur.

_
DRAM!.
mango@ ,Ites 32 to 36
Tick 34 to U
Harrow
Pigeon 39 to 42

Er es, Norfolk, ;od
Suffolk 5l to 65
llogawnto 4B to n sod Wars 66 to 67
Bro 63

Plllll.

ITV.

Grey
Maple
White
Hollers ...
R

OATS,
Abe, teed
BrActi,irett°

93 to ZS

2t to 271
28 to 32
26 to 27
Foul
Peer Qr.

WSMT. & &
UMW& maul goalie-
berg 44 to 58
Rostock & Meekten-

burg
Danish
HAlNiall, hard
Amirriostia red
°,
white
BLILNY

Grinding
Distilling
Malting .

'oink

44 to 66
42 to 47
42 to 64
48 to 47
42 to 48
49 to 54

1.1 to 27
22 to 27
32 to 34

Itstalt brewing 7 25 to 281
feuding
A RRIVALS
WATER CARRIAGE, YEW
CLUSIVE. . _

VS to 37
33 to 42
38 to U
to

Town made, per- - -280
lbw
Household ST to W
Country
Norfolk sod Suffolk,
ss ship W to it

Pa W.

OATH. s. S.
Danish sad Swedish SS to SS
Rumbas

Danish
YErilalasi
PEAS

)(aple .
Boilers

INDIAN CuttN.
Al to 35
33 tu 35

White
Yellow
French, per sack .... 33 to SS
Spani.th „ 33 to II
American, per 1nt1... to DI
Canadian „ 26 to 39
[Ti) LONDON, BY LAND AND
1 APRIL 7 TO APRIL 14, IN-

Wheat.. Barley. Malt. Oata. 'Deana Flour.
ire. qrs. ' qrs. qrs. qrs. qre. I Alla wigs.
English MB4 134.5 .19277 878' 1732 i 291. ..
Irish
Foreign
110)50X2307 19693 I 30400 2721 I 591 .. •=914

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MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SUOAR.—The market continua very quiet; no sales re•
ported since Friday last. Refined unaltered.
COFPEIL—A luuited business is doing at steady prices.
COCOA. —Business has been done in Trinidad at ft&

rates.
TZA.—The trade are occupied with the samples of the
forthcoming public sales.
Hum, RICE. AND SALTPETRE.—NO Wee reported.
Corrow.—The market continues to decline ; about 1,1100
bales sold since Friday, at a reduction of id. to id. per lb.
Jura.- -There are buyers of cuttings at lit. 55., but no
further sellers.
The sales advertised for tomorrow consist of WO casks,
500 bags of sugar ; 800 casks, 100 barrels, I,soo bags coffee
22,000 packages tea ; 2,500 bags of rice ; and sundry dry-
saltery goods.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 4614
net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48e. :id. ; April, 48e. ;
June, 48r. 6d. ; October to December. 495. 6d.
FARTICI'LARS OF TALLOW.