The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-29 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) :
There was n very poor show of English wheat An our
market to-day. Although the demand was by mirmeans
active priors advanced is. to 21. per quarter compared with
Monday last.
The sale for foreign wheat ruled steady, at as improve-
ment in value of fully Is. per quarter.
No English barley was on offer, end the supply of
foreign was only moderate. The trade wee film, and
grinding parcels were the turn dearer.
The malt trade was steady, at prices about equalto last
week. The supply of malt was tolerably good.
We were heavily supplied with foreign oats, in Which a
good business was doing at late rates.
Beans were in short supply and moderate request, at full
erkes_

The ale for peen ruled steady, at previous quotations.
Both English and foreign flour was held firmly, at Is.
to 2s. per qr. more money.
The floating. grain cargo trade has been somewhat
active, and prices have been very firm. The dement' for
wheat hen been brisk, and a good business has been
done at extreme rates, and in some instances,
en advance of 6d. to Is. ham been obtained.
Some cargoes, originally intended for this market, have
been bought for the Continent. We quote ahirka,,Odeasa,
arrived, 595. 3d. to 60s. ; ditto NioOlaeff 58s. 9J. to 69e.
ditto tagaarog, 54a. 6d. to Nis. ; ditto, Oalate;4oe. to
61s. 10ed. ,• Marianopoli, 595. 6d. ; Polish, Odessa, hVa.
to 654 6eL ; Wallachian, 55a. to 565. 3d. ; !kiosks,
52e. ; Rotunetian, 54e. rid. ; Polish, Odessa, en passage,
57a. 6d. to 581. raL; ditto. Nioolaieff, 575. 9d.; Berdianaki,
60s. ; Banat, Trieste. 595. 6d. - Black ties, Nicolaieff, to
be shipped, 57e. ; Odessa, !Ms. fie. Maize has been
neglected, and prices have declined about W. from late
rates. Mixed Amerimin sells at 36e . Gd. Wallachian,
36e. 6d. ; Rachova, 365. 9d. ; Bulgarian, 36e. 6d. ;
Arrived cargoes of barley have been in good request.
and for superior pa cols more money haa been paid.
For autumn shipment, 6iL to la. advance has been
weeded to; Wallachian, arrived, :Cs. 434 • Awe,
32a. 3d. ; Enos, :its. L 3. ; Danubian, 325. 9d. ; Balgarian,
32e. 34. ; Azov, to be shipped, 30e. 9d. ; Danubian, 27e. to
2145. 44d. For rye the demand has been very active, but the
quantity offering is limited ; for arrived cargoes, Is. to2a.
more money is offered, and for future delivery 6d. to Is.
Odessa, arrived. 40s. Gd. Azov, on passage, 37e. t0313e.6.1 •
Enos, 375. 6d. to 375. fkl. ; Azov, to be shipped, 360• 6d. to
38a. Oats have been at about stationary priers.
Bastian. shi ing, 22a. rid. ; ditto, shipped, 21e. lid.
white peas, on puma, have changed
hands at 37a. to 38s. The trade- for bums has continued
quiet ; one cargo arrived is offered at 425., at whialiprico
!itii:Tstainsasin sold. Egyptian, on passage,
Pb"essiligelonheeln =
linseed for August and September shipment, at 59a. 6d. to
61e. Calcutta rape, June and July shipment, has sold at
59a. Bd.

ARRIVAL or Sacs s.—Foreign linseed, 5,n3 ; rapeseed,
6,315 ; and sundry, 555 quarters.
Itaronrs.—Oats, 4,111; peas, 900 ; and oilseed, 5,790

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