The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-18 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The supply of English wheat on offer to-day wax very
moderate and mostly in poor condition. For all kinds the
demand was in a sluggish state, at prices about equal to
Monday last. The show of foreign wheat was tolerably
good, and sales progressed slowly at unaltered quotations.
The quantity of barley on offer was moderate. On the
whole, the trade ruled steady, at full quotations.
There was very little business doing in malt—the sup-
ply of which was good—on former terms.
The demand for oats ruled steady, at full prices. The
supply of oats was very moderate.
Beans commanded full currencies with a fair demand.

Peas Were steady in price, with a moderate inquiry.
Both English sod foreign flour commanded very little
attention. Top price of town :mule is now 575. per Wffilbs.
There was a want of activity in the demand for floating
cargoes of wheat, and sales were concluded at, in some
instances, rl, per qr. less money. Arrived Ghirka re-
alised to :AIL 64. ; Bordianski, Ws. ; Marianopoli, 595.
per 492 Ilia. For California, on passage, 665. per 500 lbs.
was paid. Maize was very dull, and prices were nominal.
Danubian, arrived. about 40s. ; mixed American, 395. to
4tho. per 450165. The trade for barley was at a stand still,
at nominally previous quotations. Odessa or Danubian,
30s. to Ws. per 400Ibs. Nothing of interest took place
in rye. Azoff or Enos was worth about :Ga.
to:itis, per 48011 as. With slightly increased supplies, the
trade for beans became still further depressed, and
importers were compelled to submit to a re-
duction of from Is. to 2s. per quarter. New
Heidi arrived sold at 375. per 4801b5. Black Sea
milletseed was held at 275. to 28s. per 480161. Very
little business was passing in linseed, at irregular curren-
cies. Calcutta, January, February, shipment, 6255. to
; Black sea, on passage, 645. ; do., arrived, 65e. ;
Bombay, in warehouse, 664. to 690. ; Calcutta, 66e. to
67a. ; Black Set, 655. 6.. • and St. Petersburg, 61s. t 0645.
per quarter. Linseed Cakes were difficult to sell, at,
in some instances, sa. per ton less money. London
made, 111. to 121. ; New York, in barrels,
11/. 7s. 6cl. to 111. 12s. ; ditto, in bags,
111. to 111. 2s. esl.; Western, 101. 10s. to 101. 15s. ;
andMareeilles, W. 10a. per ton. The value of rapeseed
gave way Is. per quarter, with a limited inquiry. FAA
Indian, arrived, 4145. 6.1.; ditto Jan. to Feb. elopment, 47..
per 5 maunda. Black ee arrived, 50s. rid.; wild Azoff,
35a. per 4241 be. Guzerat, in warehouse, 575• to Ms. ;
Feruzepore, 545. ; Calcutta, SOs. to 515.; Danubian, culti-
vated, Ma. 6d. ; and wild Black Sea, 57a. to Us. per qr.
Cottonseed was scarce and quite as dear. Egyptian, on
passage, 8/. :is. per ton.
Alluvia or Szroo.-English-rapeseed, 51; and sundry,
261 qrs. Irish-Sundry, 490 qrs. Foreign-Term 721
linseed, 17,293 ; rapeseed, 14,716 ; maize, 40; and sundry,
:ffiti qrs.

EirOars.--Oats, 168 ; tares, 200; and oil seed, 2,9'.il
Qrs.

Wilber

OATS.

Essex, Kati: rod, old 61 to 16

_Dew 64 to 61
INa white, old 61 SO 71

Norfolk and El
no_ew Wto 63
rod. new

YNtinx ~
Grinding....

MALT.

Essex. Norloi,and
Suffolk 7O to 75
Kingston and Ware 70 to 76
Brown 66 to 64
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MIL

OATS
English, feed
Pedte
Beach, teed •• •