The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
Only& moderate quantity of English wheat was on sale
here to-day. Last year's qualities were taken off slowly,
at late quotations. New parcels came slowly to hand, and
were disposed of at from 50s. to 58s. per qr.
The show of foreign wheat was tolerably extensive.
Sales progressed slowly, but no quotable change took place
in prices.
Scarcely any English barley was in the market, and the
supply of foreign was limited. On the whole the trade
ruled steady, at full quotations.
Malt-the supply of which was good-moved off slowly.
Late rates, however, were supported. We were well sup-
plied with foreign and colonial oats. Good and fine par-
eels sold steadily at full quotations, but inferior kinds
were dull at late rates.
In beans next to nothing was doing at the late decline
in value.
Peas sold heavily at late rates. A sample of new was 8
brought forward. 1
The demand for flour was in a sluggish state at last tal
week's currency.
The arrivals of grain and seed-laden vowels off coast gs,
were moderate. Fine cargoes of wheat moved off freely, 81.
at full prices, but the demand for inferior qualities ruled Bt.
heavy, on rather easier terms. Ghirka, arrived, 43e. to St
48a. ; Banat, 465. 3d. per 492 lbs. White Pas- at
sages, 53e. M. ; Red Navarre, 495. per 480 lbs.
Owing to the large quantity on offer the trade for maize et.
was inactive, and in the value of inferior parcels a further Bt.
reduction of 6d. per qr. took place. Fine parcels, how- St.
ever, supported late rates. Moldavian, arrived, 27.. to St.
275. tkL per 4921 be. ; Wallacbian, 225. 9d. to 26e. 6d. ;
yellow Baltimore. 2. 3d. ; Enos, 245. 13d. ; Banat, 265. 6d. ; BR
New Bulgarian, 26a. 'lid. to 265. od. ; mixed New York,
235. 91. to 265. 3d. per 480Ibs. In consequence of the se.
scarcity of barley, the trade for all descriptions was very St.
firm, and arrived cargoes were disposed of at an advance of Bt.
MI. per qr. Bulgarian, arrived, 265. ; Wallachian, 25e. 3d. ' • l!''1;
Ibrail, tkl. ; Taganrog, on pas age, 255. per 4001 be. aR
A cargo of Danubian rye changed hands at 275. per 480 10
lbs. The trade for beans continued dull, with drooping io
prices. Egyptian, 335. to 345. per 480 hlilletseed was 100
steady at late rates. Danubian, arrived, realised 21s. tki. per 100
480 lbs. A fair amount of business was transacted in hewed, 1(t.)
and prices again improved GI to ls. per qr.; Azoff, arrived, •
61s. 3d. ; Taganrog, 625. Gd. ; Azoff, on passage, 61.. to Bt.
625. Gd. per -124 lbs. East Indian, arrived, 675. 3d. ; ditto, ai
June, July, or August shipment, 655. to 67.. per 410161. St.
Bombay, in warehouse, 70s. ; Calcutta, 675. GL k, 31.
tkits. ; Black Sea or Azoff, 62e. to 625. Gd. - See St. !1,.,
Petersburg, 60s. to 61s. per quarter. Linseed cakes, a
were in fair request at quite late rates. London-made, 111. se
to 111. 51.; New York, in barrels, 10!. 103.; ditto, in bags, St.
10/. to 101. Se.; Western, 0!. 12.. Ml. to 9!. 17s. MI.; and se
Marseilles, Si. 12a. Gd. per ton. Cottonseed cakes were 25
held at 41. 7s. 61. to 4!. 12.. td. per ton. In rapeseed V,.
sales progressed steadily, at fully Is. per qr. inure 10
money. East Indian, July, August, or September shipment se
48s. Gd. to 50s. per 5 maunds ; Guzerat in warehouse, 595. 84.
to 60e. ; Ferozepore, ; Calcutta, 535. to 530. 6.1. ;
Wild Back Sea or Azoff, 275. to 28s. per qr. More busi-
nese was pasting in cottonseed, and the quotations were Its.
2s. 6d. per ton higher than in the p. evious week. Egyptian, Bt.
arrived 71..'55. to 71. 103. per ton. St.
ARRIVAL or SEEDS4.-English-Linseed, (1:1 ; rapeseed, 20
985; maize,lo3 • and sundry, $96 qra. Foreign-Linseed, St.
11,026 ; rapeseed, 8,207 ; maize, 26,752 ; and 'unary' 70 10
St.
quarters. SL
Exporrs.-Oats, 300; linseed, 1,550; and oilseed, 10
1,300 quarters.
CTRRENT PRlOE:a.'
ENGLISH.
Per Qr. I

Pee Qr.

WREST. 4.
Baser, Kent, red, old 43 to :,1
Do. white, old 533 9
to 57
new 42 to 64
Norfolk and Lincoln
red, new
BARLEY.
33 to 43
34 to 36
30 to 33

OATS. I. e.
Scotch potato
Irish, white
„ black_ l9 to V

45 to 52

Malting
Distilling
Grinding
MALT

Beier, Nortolii:ind
Suffolk 6R to rs
Kingston and Ware SS to 67
Brown 4B to 63
_

• •
BE alts.
Managua (1S&. 4l to 44
Tick 4l to 44
Harrow
?tgdon 47 to 50

It.i E.

26 to 28

OATS.
English, feed
scotch, feed

22 to V 1
26 to 311
23 to 27
Fottl
Per Qr.
WHIR?. it. I.
Dantzie and Komp
berg 55 to 61
RoAtock & Madden- _ . .

Grey...
Maple .
White .
Boilers

37 to 39
4C to 4t
:P., to 43
39 to 43

bury/
Danish
Russhin, hard

R 7 to al
to
♦S too

soft
American, red
„ white
LkftLET.

47 to 50
52 to 66
w

Pl.O L'R

Onnding
Diftt.lMug
Malting .

39 to 3o
.. 3: to 39
.. 39 too)

OATti.

Dutch 'n to 281
feodiug
ARRIVAL% OF GRAIN. Re, I:
WATISR CARRIAGE, FIW3
INCLI*SIVK

Town made, per 280
lha.
Household 42 to 44
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk,
el ship 34 to 33

Pa Qr.

OATS. A P.
Danish and Swedish '2o to 27
ituadiku

MANS..

Danish
Egyptian
Pea&

Maple ....
Bailers

Whit.) .
Yellow

S 1 w 4
ii t 4: 42

INDIAN COIGN.

31 t 33
29 lc 31

FLOUR.
French, per sack.... 24 to 41
SPankh • ... 3i to 41
Atuerivall, per brL tl4 t 10
Canadian . 24 to *.,0
iTO LONDON, BY LAND AND
AUGUST 4 TU ALUUST 11,

rheat. Baxley. I Malt.
qrs. qrs. tars.
English ril 47 1123381
8
Irish
.
Foreign „' 12378 1609 I
- -
Total I 1:442 1704

Usti. Beans; Yeas' Flour.
yrs. , yrs. Igm I brit., .kg.
I"_2 100 19i ..

80228' 36 3410 1600 210

12'186 80457 220 1144.106 16d917=41

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
Orr ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.)
(FROII OUR OWN CORREAPoNDENT.)
The market continues quiet but firm, and the sales fool
up between 8,000 or 10,000 bales.