The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-25 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Only a moderate supply of English wheat was received
trod% up to our market to-day, coastwise and by land ear-
ritge. The demand, however, for all kinds was heavy, at
a decline in the quotations compared with Monday last of
fully 2s. per quarter, and at which a clearance was not
effected.

Foreign wheat, the show of which was good, moved off
heavily, at Is. to 2s. per qr. less money. It is expected
that numerous cargoes now afloat will be ordered round to
London.

We were fairly supplied with foreign barley, but the
show of English was rather limited. The demand was in
a sluggishight. state, at prices barely equal to this day se'en-
n
The malt trade was in a sluggish state, but no further
decline took place in prices.
Oats moved off heavily, at 6d. per qr. less money. The
supply was by no means extensive.
Bans were a slow inquiry, and the quotations were with
difficulty supported.
In peas very little was doing, on former terms.
The flour trade was heavy, and both country and foreign
parcels were rather cheaper.
The floating cargo trade presented a more animated ap-
pearance, and a fair average business was concluded in
wheat, the supply of which was very large, at a reduction
in price, compared with late rates, of from la. to 2s. per qr.
(Mirka, arrived, 5.35. to 575. fid. per 4921ba. Maize was
held at fully previous quotations. The supply on offer is
very small. Danubian, 40a to 41s. ; mixed American, 395.
to 40e. ; Banat, 40s. per 480114. Barley commanded a fair
share of attention, at steady currencies. Nicolaieff, ar-
rived, 30s. to 308. lid. ; Wailachian, 30s. ; Kustendje, 30s.
per 4801 M. In Rye, the transactions were on a limited
scale, but the supply on offer being small, prices ruled
firm. Azoff spnng. shipment, 32a. per 4801ba. Bans
slightly improved in value, although the demand for
them was only to a moderate extent. Beide, arrived,
38s. • Egyptian, 375. &I. ; ditto, on passage, 375. 3d.
per 4801 b.. Milletaeed was dull, and prices were
nominal. The trade for linseed was in a most inactive
state, and to effect sales a decline of from 2.. to 3s.
Zr r quarter had
cakes was chiefly retail,t° be
submitted
and a The inquiry
fur-
ther reduction of 2s. 6d. per ton took place in
the quotations. Rapeseed was unaltered in value, but the
demand was very quiet. With increased supplies on offer,
the inquiry for cottonseed fell off, and seed, arrived, was
obtainable at W. per ton.
Aaaiv,u. or Bane.—linglish Tares, 2 ; linseed, 351 ;
rapeseed, 133 ; Maize, 44 ; and sundry, 333 qrs. Foreign
Tares, 698 ; linseed, 5,378 ; rapeseed, 10,694; maim, 2,602;
and sundry, 133 qrs.
BlPOlrrB.—Linseed, 800; and oil seed, 9,085 qrs.
CUILSINT ?MAC
ILIUM&
Per Qr.
WZIAT. a a
Mau, Xust, red, old 60 to 64

Ni Qr.

'Dow 64 to 04
„ Do. ortille.old SO io SS

new
Ncelptic and food. 66 to 66

new

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OATI. a a
Scotehatato
Irish, 29 to 35
It to 30
„, wings

Malting --*
13 to 62
Distining
Grinding 3O So 39

Haan.
Yampa
Tick MI to 46
42 to 49 Harrow
36 to $7

Fa Norfolk, god
tnotk 7O to 75
ilogstan and Ware 70 to 75
Drown 56 to 61
Bra
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Now U to US
OATS.

PU.S.
Grey 27 10 28
Mvb 4O
Whits 2O to
411 to 41
Men
Fun&

ltagUelt, feed— 24 to 30
potato
Stack hist 24 to
foac
Pi, Qr.
War.a7. a a.
Doable and Yoder
berg 4O to 70
Zoete& Ileekles

Town made, per fen
Its.
Hoasehold 66 to 46
Country
Norfolk and Suffollt,
az ship 4B to 46

D__ _____
VS to 86
tt
68 to
lturrAsa, bard
tuft
Aaaeican. red — to
white to
Mail%

Per Qr

OATS. ii.— is
Danish sad Bwodini St So 20
Basdan
Bamia
_ . .

Deal* -
33 to 42
EsJpUon
PIA&

Grinding
Malting

.. 29 to 31
... 34 to 35
Motu

=

OATI.

Dutch brewing 7— II to 21
feeding
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, dm,
WATER CAREW:FR FROI
INCLUSWIL

IS to 28
.... VT to II

lsou6 Oo
Milt* AS to 38
Yellow
Ftovit.
Frosch, per tack
Spanish „ 46 to 62
Areerlaut, per bet
Osaadlon 27 to n
rTO LONDON. BY LAND AND
L FEB. 18 TO FEB. IS, BOTH