The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-01 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANE.-(rHIS DAY.)
The supply of English wheat on sale bare to-day was
only moderate, and in but middling condition. The de-
mand was steady, hut far from active. In some instances,
the best ample, of both red and white commanded rather
more money ; tut no change took plant in the value el
inferior qualitivs.
We were tolerably well, but not to my heavily supplied
with foreign wheat. The sales for most descriptions ruled
'toady, and the quotations were well supported.
There was a good demand for all kinds of barley, at
fully the late I, rrovement in value.
Malt was again dearer with a steady demand.
Oats sold bria'A, at an advance in the quotations com-
pared with 31onlvy last of Is. per qr.
Beans were the turn dearer, with a limited quantity ea
offer.

Peas were quite as dear as last week. The supply was
very limited.
Both English and foreign flour wee held for more money.
The floatnag•co.rgo trade wan very firm, and the amount
of business trsn,a,..;oo was large. Wheat moved a freely
at au advance cf ls. to 2t. per quarter. Ghirka,
arrived, 4;s. to 495. Gd. • Odessa, 52.. thi. ; hard,
48s. ; Berdianski, 525. ; sacianopoll, 52.. per 492 lb.. ;
Saxonska, or. passage, 49.. Gd. per 49616. la Maine
sales progressed steadily, and the prices realised
exhibited an improvement of 1.. per qr. Bulgarian,arrived, 295. to ; ditto, on 31e. 3d. ; Walla.
chian, arrived. 24paasage,r. Gd. to 304. ; ditto, on
294. 61. to Ws. ; mixed, from Montreal, arrived.
Itachova, on pasaage, 31s. 9d. per 492314. Bra, ship-
ping or shipped, 30.. per 4801ba. Barley commanded 6.1
per quarter more money, with a good demand. Odessa, ea
-5%7T, 275. to tia. 3d. ; Azoff, shipped or to be shipped,
.; Rolm:elan and Danubian, 295. . • ditto to be
shipped, 21a. to 245. 6(1. per 40016 e. R • wee
firm. An arrived cargo of Taganrog was aupaei
of at 31s. Gd. ; and a cargo on passage at 31a. 311.
per 480Ibs. Rather more business was passing in
beano . Egyptian, en passage, were sold at 375. 6d.;
ditto, shipping, or to be shipped, 365. 9d. pee
4801bs. There was a moderate inquiry for oats.
at 19s. Gd. per :I'2olbe. for arrived Canadian and 18.. 6d.
per 30416 e. for Russian on passage. Litz...bed was in
moderate
.request. Arrived Taganrog, 61.. 6d. ;
Marianopoh, Gd. per 4241ba. ; Bombay, in
warehouse, 71.. esi. to 72a. ; Calcutta, 69.. 6d. to
701. ; Mirzapore and Patna, 7a. to 71s. • Black Bee and
Axed, 625. to t.de. per qr. Linseed mkt:, were firm in
price, but rely little business was passing. London nada.
11/. ; New York. in barrels, 11/. to 111.5.. ; ditto in bay,
10?. 10s. to 10'. : Western, W. 17s. 6d. to 101. ; sad
Marseilles, 91. to 9'. per ton Cottonseed cakes were held
at 41. lre. per ton. Rapeseed was in fair request,ro on former
terms. Gurerat in warehouse, 61s. to G2s.; Fe
561. to tins. 64. Calcutta, 535. to 54e.; and Wild=
Sea or Azotf, 335. per qr. On the whole, the
trade for cotton•ce.l was steady, at about late rates.
Alunv.u. or rirxna.-English-Tarra, 46 ; linseed, 34 ;
rapeseed, 2.41; laad unary, 932 tem Foreign-Linmed,
642; rapeaced, 1,063 ; maize, 2,888; and sundry, U 4
qrs.
EXPORT6.-Viivat , 3,005; oats, 367 ; and oilseed, 1,0
Vs.

CURRENT PRIM
ENGILDOL
rer Qr..

WHEIT.

Leer, 'Cent, 1;1741 id to id
lb. white. n'4 44'1 r,

w 11 to 'a
Norfoli and LI. da
red, new

BIRLEV

Malting .
Illstltlliyl
(Dimling