The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-17 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET.S.

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

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MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Fresh up to oar market to-day the arrivals of Foglig%
wheat were very moderate, and, oo the whole, in middling
condition. The trade for both red and white parcels was
decidedly quiet, at prices equal to Monday.
The market was moderately supplied with foreign wheat,
the demand for which was inactive on former terms.

ONE o'Owei.

IBrttisheolm.ep.c6.,l679 ,108
Cao. Gov. Bp.c., 1E1140.400
Do.flper ct.leb.dang. 100
Do.6perct.Marnt t1ep.,106
D 0.6 per crt.Jan.kJnlylloo
Do. 6 per ct. Ina. 3tocklloo
01:19110pe0p.ct.1.73 100
do. IE9O-1900 100
Do. do. 14040'100 1
Do. go. lbao-01'100
Do.6p.c.Ap.ctOct,l9oo 10(1
Coo. ov. 0 p.ct. 100
1879. d0..,1001
IMaarlo. tlas epee at, 1873 100;
D PO. 16781001
IPO2. 100,

The operations in the railway market to-day are
not numerous, but prices generally exhibit steadi-
ness. There is a slight demand for Midland and
Great Eastern stocks, which have improved per
cent. On the other hand, Lancashire and York-
shire and South Eastern have receded. The other
leading lines are quoted the same as yesterday.
London and North Western stock is now
quoted 125 E! to ; Great Western, 58i to ;
Midland, 1231 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1221 to 123 ; South Eastern, 7311 to 74 ; Great
Eastern 41 to f ; Caledonian, 1201 to 127 i ;
Great Northern, 127 to 128 ; ditto A, 145 to ;
and Metropolitan, 133} to 1.
Canadian railway securities have been dealt in to
a moderate extent, at the prices of yesterday.

Floating cargoes of grain were in limited request, at
about late rake.

There was a fair show of barley on the stand,. Fine
malting parcels were firm in prices, but the inquiry for
them was by no means active. In grinding and distilling
sorts, very few transactions took place.
Malt moved off slowly, at previous quotations.
Oats, the supply of which was but moderate, fully sop.
ported late rates, with a steady clamant
In beans, sales promised slowly at Monday's currency.

I iii: ii;ii,, ilia'
Natal Gov.ll pot oont...1100:
New Brans. Goy. 6 p.ct. UK,
N.B.WalesOv. 5 p.c.1805'100
Do. 6 p. c. 1971 to 1876;100
Do. 5 p. c. 1889 to 1800 100
Now Zealand 8 per cent. 'lOO
I Do. 6 per aut. !IOC!
Nova Scotts 6 p. 0., 1876.1001
Quoonaland Gov. 6 p. ct., 100
LAtud.Gov. 6 p. 0., 1878 ,100
17113.0ov.6p.c.Jon.&Jidy 100
I Do. do. 6 p.c.Aprilftoc.' 100

Peas ware a dull sale at late nice.
The flour trade ruled quiet. Prime, however, were sup.
ported.

Linseed and rapeseed moved off slowly, but at unaltered
currencies. In agricultural seeds very little business was
passing. Cake. were steady
cultitEST num.
amazaz.
er
WM?. I. Qr. s..
Eases, Kept, red, old 44 to 52

„ now 96 to 46
„ De. white, old 63 to 69

oam U. 2.
Scotch potato
1A214 white
„ black

new 41 to 51
Nada& and Lincoln
red, old
BaninT

Mangan (1865) 32 to 36
Tick 33 to 33
Harrow
PiStou 39 to 42

Malting
Distilling
Grinding 25 to 28
MANt
Sassx, Norfolk, and
Suffolk 66 to 65
Singleton and Wars 68
48 to 67
63 Brown
_BTL

Grey
• sB to 12
we a 22 to tS

sour:::::

-to-

TUNIS.

Now
01126.

Town wads; per 360
lbs.
Household ST to 89
Country
Norfolk and &Wolk,
es ship 32 to 31

Sodlib, testi— 2l to 26
potato 26 to 30
food
•osl
Per Qr.
Mtn?. I. S.
Dante and Kolas*. .

OA2II. S. i.
Daakk sad Swedish 22 to 26
Road= 2l to 27

67 to 60
Itostoes 4 Mecklior

64 lo 66

Danish 95 to 99

D;niaTi 4B to 44
&mein. hard
, soft
A111111;l010, red 46 to 69
~ whit* •
_ _

i673316n 37 to 40 it:
PUB. 86.
MMII. B6 to 38 94.
Bodlan 3B to 61 10
_ _

DIMAS Cell.
white fl to us I jv

Grinding ---
sa to te'
MOWN;
11311,103 _._ 31 to 34

Yellow

$1 to

OA.

FLOCS. 11
Freeckpar sack .... 23 to 86 i
Spanish, . .. 28 to 36 si
American. PM MC .. 26 to 21 B
Canadian. .. .. 241 to 3. ai
INTO LONDON. BY WATKB si
I. TO JAN. 15. INCLIIBIYI. Bl

Dutch brewing- 7. . 21 to 26
feeding .... °I to 44
ARRIVALB OP (MAIN. &0.,
CAREUAGY, PROS JAN.I9

Wheat. Barley. Malt. , Osts. Floor. 11,
qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brit. 'mixt& 181
Irish
leash andlleoteß 220 490 1320 2010610 .. 450
Foreign I 860 323 .. 2490
Total I 1080 810 1320 6010 .. I 530
COMPARATIPS QUANTITIES AND PRICES OF GRAIN, r,
Wok THE WSZY LIMO I POE TUB COIII.IEPONDIIIO WEER s
A. ti. 13, .804. IN 1866. ll
Qrs. Average. Qrs. Average. 9
Wheat 51,964 .. l&B. Id. Wheat 84,286 .. Ws. 7d. a
Barley 59,612.. S. 6d. Barley 79,907 .. 28s. Od. 9
Oats 7,986 .. 225. Bd. We 8,616 .. 19e. od. 9

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Sal/X.—The demand continues extremely limited,
and the Waimea& done is at prices in favour of buyers. ~
The private sales ihclude a landed cargo of white Bahia, at Li!
35e. 6d. Refined—Previous prices are unaltered, but the ;
demand continues extremely limited.
Corms.—The parcels of Ceylon brought to auction have
gone off with more spirit at full prices to 6d. advance.
Plantation Ceylon, low mixed to middling pale, 725. to
775. ; colory, 78s. Gd. to 83s. Native good and fine
ordinary, 68e. to 68e. 6d. Mocha short berry, 108 s. ; long
berry. WJa. to 100.. About 1,900 begs of Rio have been sold
at 555.
Tu.—The public sales are going off without spirit and
at prices in favour of buyers ; common to fair red leaf
Congon, Is. 00. to Is. 30.; common to fair black, Is„ 00.
to la. 20. gj
Itier.—The market privately is steady for Bengal and It
Madras, but dull for soft grain. 8i
ItIM-500 cask. of Mauritius sold at ls, 60. to Is. 78. di
proof. SI
Ssurrritr..-600 bags of Bengal sold at 235. 9d. for re- rj
fraction 9. 11
COTTON continues extremely dull. tt
HESIP.—St. Petersburg closed firm at 361., at which bug. it
nen bas been done. 11

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) is
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 46e. lid. ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d. ; January, 475. 13d.
to 475. lid. ; March, 48s. 3d. ; April to June, 48s. 3d. 5
to 43a. Gd. ; July to September, 495. ; October to De. Si
cember, 49a. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Meagre. Pattenden and Smith report price, very firm for
all daecriptions of hops, with a tendency to advanced rates
for the few fine and good hops left on hand. The great
excess of rain daring the lest few months ought not to be
lost sight of in any anticipations of the English crop of 18116.

UTE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANI7ARY

(.1/LONIAL GOVZJIN !SANT SiOVBITLIN.

13 95
93 98
93 98
77 73
77 79
101 103
104 NO
184 106
101 103
90 02
100 100
104 101
101 103
1( 2 104
102 104
103 105
98 100
1 93 IA