The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-15 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

MARY-LANE.-(THI8 DAY.)
The supply of English wheat here to-day was only
moderate. For both red and white qualities, the
demand ruled steady, at an advance in the quo-
tattoos compared with Monday last of le. per quarter,
and at which a erlearenos was readily effected. The
general quality of the samples was by no means fine.
There was rather more doing in foreign wheat, at fully
previous rates. The show of samples was good.
Only • moderate quantity of both English and foreign
barley was brought forward. Fine parcels were in request,
at very full prices. Secondary and inferior kinds met •
dull inquiry, at late rates.
The transactions fn malt were on a fair average scale, at
last week's currency.
Oats advanced L. per qr., with • good consumptive
demand.
No change took place in the value of beans. On the
whole, however, the demand for them was steady.
The few peas on sale were meetly disposed of at full
quotations.
The flour trade was firm at fully late rates. There were
several parcels of way fine flour on offer from Russia, at
from 50s. to 525. per Nollm,
The floating cargo trade ruled quiet, and maize and
barley were lower in value-the former declined
6d. and the latter Is. to L. 6d. per qr. Wheat,
although firm in price, met w*.th little attention.
(Mirka Taganrog, 475. ; Odessa, 50s. 6d. ;
Berdianski, 51s. ; Banat, Ms. 9d. per 4713ba. Maize
moved off slowly. Wallachian and Ibrail, 295. to 295. 9d.;
Rachova, 295. 6d. per 4801bs. Barley was in sluggish re-
quest. Arrived Nicolaieff was disposed of at 30s. ;
Odessa, on passage, 2fia. 6d.; Danubian, 265. 3d.; &io-
nic*, shipping% 25e. per 4001bs. In rye the transactions
were on a limited scale. Taganrog, on peons, 31e. 9d. per
4801bs. In beans, rely little was doing. Saide, on passage,
375. 9d. per 4501 b.. The demand for linseed was inactive.
Calcutta, August shipment, 66e. 6d. per qr. There was
• good inquiry for rapeseed, and • fair amount of business
was done, at prices, however, slightly in favour of buyers.
Seed, on the spot, 545. 6d.to 55e. per qr. The trade for
linseed cakes was steady, and American qualities, owing
to their scarcity, commanded in some instances an advance
of 2s. 6d. per ton. Cottonseed was steady, at 81. 10s.
for Egyptian on passage.
Annum. or Sanne.-English-Tares, 53 ; linseed, 181 ;
rapeseed, 343; and sundry, 531 qrs. Foreign-Linseed,
3,000 ; rapeseed, 1,692; and sundry, 375 qrs.
Exeonre.-Wheat, 60 ; oats, 1,531 ; beans, 5 ; linseed,
150 ; Waded, 3,239 ; maize, 1.225 qrs. ; and flour, 22 cwts.

Per Qr.

OA S& •. L
Scotch pots*,
Irish, whit*
„ Mach

-
Mangan
Tick 4O to 42
Harrow
Pigeon 42 to 44
46 to 49

Orey 36 to 38
Me
White 39 to 48
Boilers _

nous.
Town msda, par ?a
47 to 50
Houneho'd 4O to 44
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk,
ahlp 36 to

Per Qr.

OATS. B. s.
Danish and Swedish. 21 to 26
Madan _ 19 to 27

---
Danish
EgYPtiaa
Peas
__ _

Maple
II _

38 to 38
38 to 41

INDIAN CORR.

Yellow

..
FOOD.
French, per sack.... 38 to 42
Spanish „ 38 co 42
American. per brl .. 24 to DO
Canadian 24 to :›3
TO LONDON. BY LAND AND
it OCT. TO OCT. 13, LN-

Melt. 04t.s. IBesns rein klour
qr 4 qrs. qrs. qrs. i brlL ael
143421 39::51 MD 626 .. 16.1
2379 .
....
14342 42772 380 620 .. 18i