The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-27 00:00:00

HANDICAP PLATE.

Lucy Long
Persuasion
Pantaloon

5 ran.
Run 40 minutes behind time.
FIRST BEAUFORT BIENNIAL. One mile and a
quarter.
Mr. Pitt, King Hal, Lucifer, Terror, Marco Spada, and
Salim are here.
P.UD FORPEIT.—RadAII and Brimstone.
BADMINTON STAKES. Half a mile.
Lady Hester, Knightsbridge, Captain, Rescue, Gentian,
Thermometer, Manuella, and Beauclerc are here.
PAID FORlMlT.—Thmadry and Ruby.
STEWARDS' CUP. One mile 7 furlongs. ac
Flatus, Saisdin, Czar, Treasure Trove, Monitrees, and
BL
The Lion are hare. Bt.
PAID FORYILIT.—MouIiey and The Buck. 600
CHESHIRE STASES. One mile and a quarter. st.
Redcap, We Guardsman, Retrousse, Jetty Treffs c, gg
Lady Vane, Distraction, and Slieve Came are here. 100
PAID Fossur.—Moulasy, Sum St.
Suer, Grinder, Wandering
Minstrel, Wild Poppy, and Fan.
St
STAMFORD WELTER HANDICAP. Once round and fit
a distance. St.
Clown, Lucy Long, King Arthur, Life Guardsman, King :et
of France, Custaloga, and Slieve Came are here. at,
PAID Possum—Wandering Minstrel, Wild Poppy, and 84.
Oracle. !t•

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. It

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) e
sc.t.
The quantity of Bagbah wheat received up to our St
market to-day was limited, but most of the samples came Bt
to hand in good condition. Both red and white quail- at
ties were in moderate request, at prices equal to Monday. gt.
Some of the most infenor samples, however, remained st.
unsold at the close of business. St
The show of foreign wheat was tolerably good. Selected St-
sampbis were in fair request, at full quotations. Other 1010
kinds moved off slowly, at late rates. too
Floating cargoes of grain were held at full prices. The no
demand for them was no means active. 10
Malting barley met a heavy sale, at the late decline in St.
the quotations. Grinding and distilling aorta, though not 9
quotably cheaper, were very dull. Tlle imports from 8$
abroad continue extensive. at
Malt was in full average supply, and moderate request,at at,.
last week's currency. at.
The supply of foreign oats was very large. The oat
St-
25
trade was, therefore, rather heavy, and inferior oats
ruled the turn in favour of buyers. et.
Beans, the show of which was moderate, were a slow flt
sale, at late quotations.
The demand for peas was much restricted at previous st

rates. 10
The flour trade was inactive, yet prices were tolerably 10
firm. 8 .
Bt.
The transactions in seeds were to a fair extent on yt
former terms. In cakes, however, very little was doing. Bt.
CURRENT PRIME
Nifousg.
Per Qr.
WILL?. S. a.
Sager, Rent, red, old 44 to 50
w wttfte,noeld 35.; to) re
, new Lel to 50
Norfolk and Lineola

&MULE

-w-

Pa Qr. St.
OATS. U. I. St.
Scotch potato
Irish, white
„ black
St.
Samost,
Markgoo (1306,. 32 to 38 St.
34 to ge 10

Malting
Grinding
MALT.
gawk, Norfolk, and

33 to 42
28 to 31
2.5 to 23

56 to 65
58 to 67
48 to 53

Tick
Harrow
Pigeon .
PEAS
35 to 37
313 to 48
38 to 43
to

:sawsulsc
to 42

Suffolk
Kingston and Ware
Brown
NAL
New

Grey
Maple
White
Mellen
Yuma.

.0.

00,000 50 .
10,000 60 4.
40,000 100 !.
100,000, 20
40,000, 50
20,000 50
11,200 201
30,000' 401
12,5001 20
12,600 201
10,000 25 ,
40,000 20
25,000 20
10,000'100
20,000 60 I
60,000 101
40,000 60
60,000 201
20,000, 50 ,
20,000 60 '
15,500 201
60,0001 201
30,000: 25 j
60,000, 20
FLOUR. 20,000 100 ,
French, per sack .... 33 to 38 44.000 20i:
OATS Spanish „ 33 to 36 40.000 25'
Dutch brewing 35 to 28 I American, per brt .. 26 to 30 200.000 10 I
feeding
21000 60
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, kc., INTO LONDON, BY WATER wow. so
CARRIAOE, FROM APRIL 21 TO APRIL 38. INCLUSIVE. 80.000
Wheat Barley. Malt Oats. FlOO2. 20,000' 25
ors. ore. qrs. qrs. brig. sacks. 30,000 20
F.nitlish and Scotch 2260 530 1230 70 .. 1060 20,0001 50
Irish
Foreign
10,000 100
Total
25, 25,000.100
000,100
90
LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. 1:-;:?4! 20
(THIS DAY.) 6,000: 25
(ST ZLICTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) 6,0001 25
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 103,0001 20
CortoYl.—The market continues quiet, and prices are trol°4
in favour of purchasers. mOOO too
CORN.—The market moderately attended, and wheat 22,000! 90
and flour closed with a moderate inquiry, at unchanged 5,000j100
rates. In all other articles there is scarcely any change to 20,000 25
report.. 50 000' 20

osm

16 to 03

Bo~Ueh, feed 2l to 27
potato
Sooteb,feed
FOR
Per Qr.
I. I.

Town made, per Tee
lbs.
Household SI to 39
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk,
ex ship 32 to 34

Per Qr

OATS. s. s.
Danish and Swedish 22 to 24
II to 27

Blahs.
Danish
E679t 919
Pies.
__

22 to 27
to 27
32 to S 4

Uo7le .

INDIAN MM.
White 3l to 30
Yellow

so.ooo, 50
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) %5:::1
(.. ELECTRIC AND INTIRNATIoNAL TELEGRAPH.) 10,000 100
(FRoll OUR OWN CORRERPONDY.NT.) 5,000, 50
We have a quiet trade to-day for wheat ; value un- 50,0001100
10,0001100
altered. Beans and oats the turn dearer. 5,000'100
51,0001 60 ,
MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 17,15810 D ,
SUGAR.—Firm prices are paid, but the market has be- :::'lOO 1
come rather quiet. The private sales include Demerara 20,0001100
at 27e. fid. to 30s. • crystallised, 35e. to 375. • and Bengal iO,OOO 100
middling white Rename, 375. ; refined is fain, with a mo- 40,000 50'
derate business doing. 37,5001 20'
CoPFEE.—The sales of Ceylon are to a fair extent at roz ;I;
steady prices. 50,000 25
COCOA.—The bought-in parcels at the late public sales so,ooo so
have nearly all been disposed of at full rates. 25,050 20
TEA.—The transactions in this market are very limited. 21,000 20
Rux.-80 puncheons of Jamaica have been disposed of, 27,210 50
part at 3s. ; also 300 puncheons of Demerara, at ls. 6d. to 20•00°1°°
Is. 60. ; and a small parcel of Berbice, at Is. 53d. 37,500 20
12,500 20
RICE.-1,000 bags of Necranzie Arracan sold at 10s. 9d. 20,000 55
Corrox continues duU, and prices are again lower. 17,0:4 100
JUTE.—Business has been done at steady prices, except 10,000, too
for cuttings, which are se. lower. 40,0001 25
SALTPIETRE.—tio sales reported. 10,000j100
80,000. 60

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is nominally quoted
445. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y. C., on the spot, 475. 3d. ;
April to June, 475. to 475. 3d. ; June only, 475. 3d. to
475. 6d. ; October to Deoember, 48e. 6d.