The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-18 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANE.-{THIS DAY.)

There was only a moderate atiendanoe at 3l;rk-/ane to-
day, and trade in all descriptions a produce was very
inactive.

Fresh up from Easel and Kent, the arrivals of home
grown wheat were limited, but the quality of the maniples
was generally good. Both red and white qualities were
very difficult to dispose of, but no quotable change took
place in values.
Foreign wheat met a dull inquiry at about late rates.
1: trley, although somewhat Karoo, was altogether
neglected, and prices nominally declined ls. to 5. par qr.
The malt trade was dull at drooping currencies. The
quantity on offer was rather extensive.
. .

The ;importations of vets have been liberal, and there
was a good show of samples in the stands. Sound corn
supported late rates, but inferior parcels were rather
cheaper.
Rye was dull, and unchanged in value.
ch inge took place in the quotations of either beans or
pe.is, but the business concluded was limited.
Linseed and rapeseed continue dull of sale, and in apical-
turd seeds there is very little doing. Prices, however,
are stationary. In cakes few transactions took place.
The flour trade was very dull. Town made was un-
altered, but country and other secoadary qualities were
offered at less money.
Only a moderate business has been passing in floating
cargoes of grain, and prices have barely been supported.
The arrivals of wheat have been on a fair average scale,
but, the demand being less active, less money has been ac-
cepted. Vc quote (Mirka, Taganrog" arrived, tofr.ls. dd.;
M.trianopoli. 70s. ; lienlianeki, :Os. ; Ghirka, Odessa,
lid. per 4921 be. ; Azov, on passage, 645. lid. ;
New Ghirka, Nicelaieff (per steamer), Lts. 6d. per 49214. ;
Danubian, Gls. per 4801 s. Barley has sold slowly, and
the quotations hisdeclined Cal. to ls. Kustendje has
changed hands at ::as. 9.1. to 3.14. 31 per 4001 be. Ric has
been quiet, on about former terms ; Gslatz, AI..; Danu-
bian, als. wl. ; Azov, 51s. ; ditto shipping, 515.;
495.• Azov, to be shipped, 51s, per 480 lbs. Maize hu
continued scarce and last week's prices have been firmly
,I, mended. Oats have ruled firm in value, but
vayy few transactions have taken place. Saida beans have
realised 41s. per 4sOlbs. A large business bee been con-
cluded in linseed on passage at 635. for St. Petersburg;
60e. to 60s. lid. Azov, per 4241b5. Egyptian cottonseed
has sold at 7t. per ton, f. o. b. Milletseed is nominally
unaltered.

AIUtIVAL or SEEDS.—English, linseed, 82;
390 ; and sundry, 480 qrs. Foreign, tares, 7;91;1
seed, 6,292 ; rapeseed, 16,31.ki; 'liaise, 200; and sundry,
3;5 quarters.
EXPORTK.—Beans, 6; peas, 5 ; linseed, 2,472 ; and oil-
seed, 1,826 qrs.

_ __ .._
OAle. s. I.
Scotch
25 to 28
whits 2B to 29
_ _

Per Qr.
WILT. a s.
Lea; Irak red, 'O6 to
'67 61 to 70
„ 150. trate, —so
„ 07 61 to 74
Norio& and llama&
red
Ildstur

Per Qt

Malting -----
19 to 45
ts to 38
Grinding 33 to 38
MALI.
K Norfolk, and
ir4olk B6 to 73
Kingston and Warn 73 to 76
Drown 66 to 64
Ira.

Mennen
Tick 44 to 48
Harrow
Pigeon 5O to 52
PIA&

New
OAT/
Engllah, feed 24 to 281
potato
Stack teed
lon
Par tfr.
WRIAT. a. S.
Dentate and Koalp•
berg 7l to 31
Rostock & Idecklan
berg B9 to 73
Doninh
Russian, hard
soft
gmaleao, red
„ white . —to
a &strts.
Ormdlog
Distilling
Malting
OAT/
Dutch brewing
tc*dine lB to 31
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, ,lc.. E
WATER VARRIAGE 1.11011
INCLUSIVE.

.. 40 tO -

(key
44 to 46
ht: — to
it
48 to SO
Bourn
rum'.

Town wade. per 286
62 to 64
Household 64 to 00
Cfluntry
Norfolk and Suffolk,
on ship SO to 68

Ter Qr.

0116 a.
Danish and throcUsit 2B to $1
DAIWA&
BRAWL

Danish ---
to
EgYDU=
Piga
_ _ _

to
Idlers _ 40 to 48

DIDIAII COLT.

White -- 47 to 48
Yellow
11,7,17vx.

?reach, 66
Spanish .... 6 610 to
to 66
American, Der t 6 to 40
Canadian .. 08 to 40
INTO LONDON BY LAND AND
I NOV. 11 TO NOV. 18, BOTH