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

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(lii LAMM TILIGIA111.)
MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles.

Esoi•ox. 6;!7.00a; Q 7.; Lowe, fo;rnoTistbote,
Acolyte, Vantituaher, The Abbot, Queen of Trumps, and
Game are here.
CITY STEEPLECHASE. Three miles and a half.

Light Heart, Gams, Sly Fox. Crusade, Glasgow Vele
Gameooek, General Election, The Hogue, Marengo,
Marline, Mountain Boy, and Blue Light are ham

TRIAL STAKES. One nine.
Dalton Lowe, Acolyte, Tilt, Th. Abbot, Cripple, Diana,
Dermot Adhere, Professor Milne, Moor Game, Malvern,
Hispbies f, Shamlee, Easton Lau, hidalgos*, Palm Leaf
c, and the Lima f are here.

HUNTERS' STAKES. Two miles and a belt.

Jamaica, Staley, Valle Fox, Young Rahway, Gipsy,
Blue Light, and Queen Anne. All are here.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

The supply of English wheat on sale her to-day was very
moderate, and for the most part in poor condition. Good
and fine qualities were in fair request, at full quotations ;
but all other kinds moved off heavily, at barely late rates,
and a deems's' wee with difficulty supported.
The show of foreign wheat was by no means extensive.
For fine s►mples, full rates were demanded. Inferior
qualities were almost nominal in value.
We were fairly supplied with both English and foreign
barley. Malting parcels were at quite last week's currency.
In grinding mid distilling sorts very little was doing, at late
rates.

Malt-the supply of which was seasonably good-was
io limited request, at last week's quotations.
There was a fair supply of oats on the stands. On the
whole, the oat trade ruled steady, at fall currencies.
The few beans on sale were mostly disposed of at full
prices.
Pees were quite as dear as Mat week, with a fair demand.
The supply we. only moderate.
The demand foe both English and foreign flour was chiefly
confined to retail parcel, at late rates.
The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast have been
moderate. For wheat the inquiry has ruled inactive, and the
quotations have given way 3d. to 6d. per qr. Berdianski,
arrived, 44a. to 451. ; Ghirks, 421. to 43e. per
4921b5. In maize very little business has been
transacted. Prices, however, are without material
change from the previous week. Galati is offered
at 21e. to 282. 10d. • Odessa, 17s. 10d. to 50s. 9d. ;
thrall, 30s. 9d. to 318. 10d. ; Kustenije, 23a. 10d. ; Foxe-
nisn, 16s. 91 to 19s. 10d. ; Bulgarian, 30s. 10d. Barley
has met a slow sale, and the quotations have
slightly declined. Odessa is held at 31s. 10d. ;
Kustendi, 26e. 10d. ; Ibrail, 19s. 10d. ; Taganrog.
235. 103. In rye nothing of interest has transpired.
Beans have continued very dull, at nominal currencies.
There has been a moderate bat by no means
active demand for linseed, at the late decline in the
quotation'. Taganrog is offered at 21s. 3d. to 30s. 10d.
Linseed cakes have changed hands to a fair extent, at
about late rates. Cottonseed cakes have fully supported
previous currencies with a fair demand. Rapeseed has
moved off freely, and prices have ruled firm. In cottonseed
sales have progressed steadily at full quotations.
Agricultural seeds continue very dull at about last week's
currency.
Aaalver, or SEEDS.-English : Tares, 21 ; linseed. 203 ;
rapeseed, 180 ; and sundry, 167 qrs. Foreign : Tares,
36 ; linseed, 25,681 ; rapeseed, 12,354 ; maize, 6,879 ;
and sundry, 230 qrs.
Elroars.-Rapeseed, 1,637 qrs.

CUILEN.NI
Diauea.
Per Qr. Per Or.
WEIL?. I. L OATS. B.
Ewer, rent, red, eld 44 to 51 Scotch potato
, new 86 to 46 Ltiab, white
„ r)e.whlte, old 63 to 59 „ hoick
new 41 to 51
Medi and Enico I[azar•
red, old

M.

SS to 41
3:1 to 41
42 to 46
44 to 44

isAaurr. Harrow ..
Malting
Distilling
Grinding .7 to 31 Grey
MALT. 34ap19
Sue; Norfolk, and ' White .
Suffolk 6O to 83 Boilers
Kingston and Wars 69 to tn nom
Brown
Hrs. lbs.
New
OATS. I Country
English, feed 2O to 251 Norfolk and button',
potato 23 to 30, signs,—
!leach, feed

to BS
87 tow
39 to 41