The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-14 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
A very moderate supply of English wheat was on sale
here to-day, in but middling condition. Although the
tone of the trade was firm very little business was trans-
acted either in red or white samples, at last week's quo-
tath

The show of foreign wheat was tolerably good. Even
the finest qualities met .with • slow inquiry, at last
)lundayb currency
We were well supplied with both English and foreign
barley. Fine samples moved off freely, at full quotations.
grinding and distilling sorts were a slow inquiry, but not
cheaper.
Malt was in fair average supply, and sluggish request, on
former terms.

The supply of foreign oats was extensive. Good round
parcels sold at full quotations; but inferior qualities were
rather cheaper.
Leans were very inactive, at late rates. The supply
Was moderate.

We have no change to notice in the value of peas. The
demand was chiefly retail.--Flour was very trio, and in
sonic instances prices had an upward tendency.
For floating cargoes of wheat there was a fair demand,
at full quotations. Berdianaki arrived, realised 61s. to
625. ; Marianopoli, 595. to tile. ; ( :hark°, Odessa,
Oils. dial. to 61a. ; Nicolaieff, 60s. 4.1. ; I :alatz, 625. per
49211 w. ; I Mirka Subtle, ; Varna, on passage. 551,. to
553. ; Polish, 63e. ; Enos, Baltehiuk, :).13. per 4rollia.;
c;hirka Ildcww, 61s. ; Galata, 625. per 4921b5. ; Califor-
nian, 655. per 50011 w. Varna, shipping or to be shipped,
:isa. per 4.4011)5. ; Ghirka, 61.. 3d. ; ditto January ship-
ment, 60a. 1.1. ; ditto, January, February, or March,
61s. 3.1. per 4921b5. Maize was iu short supply,
mid moderate request. A portion of the recent
decline was recovered. Odessa, arrived, 40s. 61. per
49211 w. ; Miszegan, 40s. ; Ibrail, 395. 3d. per 4Solbs.
Barley was held at full currencies, but the inquiry for it
was by no means active. Danubian, on 'mileage, ,31s. per
400Ihs In rye, for spring shipment, a moderate
6112.1110411 was concluded at about late rates. Black Sea
sold at 345. ; Azotf, 345. per 4solbs. 'leans com-
manded hut little attention, in consequence of the
small quantity offered, and prices were without alteration.
Egyptimi, on passage, were held at 405., and Mazagan 40a.
per 4801bs. In milletseed nothing of interest took place ;
for Danubian or Black Sea from 26s to 295. per 48011 w.
was asked. The trade for linseed ruled quiet, at about
previous currencies. Taganrog, arrived, 665. 3d. per
424113.). ; East Indian, 675. ; ditto to be shipped, 675. ;
per 1101b3. Linseed cakes moved off freely, and high rates
were, in every instance, realised.
Rapeseed was less sought after, nevertheless, the late
improvement was supported.
Very little cottonseed was on offer, and the few tran-
sactions effected were at prices fully equal to last week.
Egyptian, on passage, 8/. Ils. 3d. to W. 12R. lid. per ton.
ARRIVAL or SUDS.-English-Linseed, 140; and
sundry, 340 qrs. Foreign-Tams, 1,029; linseed, 8,337 ;
rapeseml, 19,074 ; maize, 1.5%; and sundry, 140 qrs.
ERPoRrs.-Oats, 6,038 ; and oilseed, 2,347 qrs.

CURRENT PRICE&
KNOLLS&
Par Qr.
B.
EONS; Kent, red, old 66 to 60

Par Qr.

„ 'new 50 to da
„ 60. white, old 58 to 72
new 52 to 62
Norfolk and Uneoln
red, new .... 60 to 65

S.
OATS. IL S.
Scotch
Irish, IrctlC4°
„ wlute

Bmu.sy.

Mazagan

Pigeon..

BIANS.

40 to 44
41 to 44
44 to 40
411 to 62