The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1866.

/lAL AND MARKETS.

COMMERC

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

Although the supply of English wheat on sale here
to-day was only moderate, and in but middling condition,
the demand for both red and white parcels was heavy,
at a decline in the quotations compared with Monday
last of from 2s. to 3a. per quarter.
The show of foreign wheat was rather on the increase.
The trade was heavy, and the currencies gave way Is. to
2s. per qr.
Flee barley was scarce, and held at full prices ; but in-
ferior kinds ruled in favour of buyers. The supply of the
latter was good.
Malt was in about average supply, and fair raquest on
former terms.
Magian oats were in demand and somewhat dearer,
all other kinds supported last week's quotations.
Beans moved off slowly, and prices had a drooping
tendency.
In peas very little was passing on former terms.
The dour trade was heavy at barely stationary prices.
The demand for floating cargoes of wheat was In a slug-
gish state, at a decline in prices of from Is. to Is. 6d. per
qr. Gbirks, arrived, 541. to 61s. 6d. ; Berdianski, 635. ;
Eitirks, on 553. to 61s. • ' Marianopoli, 60s. 641. ;
dittoshipping or shipped, 60s. 6d. to6ls. ; Ghirka,s9s. 6d. :
ditto spring shipment, &is. per 4921ba. Although the
supply of maize was small, the trade was dull, at from 61.
to Is. per qr. less money. Wallachian. arrived, 38e. •
Barbary, 40a. per 480Ibe. The inquiry for barley was lea; ,
active, but no change took place prices.
Kusandje, arrived, 30s. 9d. ; Bulgarian, 31s. ; and
Galata, 31s. 6d. per 4001 be. Rye changed hands to a fair t
extent, at rather less money. fialonicsi; on passage, 365. ;
Azoff, 375. ; ditto, to be shipped 32.5. 6d. to 335. per
4801bs. Danubian milletseed wap held at 295. to 295. 6d. ii
per 4801 be. Linseed ruled quiet, at 695. for Calcutta ; and
88s. for Black Bea, to arrive. The following are the (luau- B
tides of linseed estimated afloat from the Fast Indies for
this country
1866. 1865.
B,s. Qrs.
Calcutta to London 78,848 ... 126,105
Calcutta to Liverpool 31,753 ... 8,619
Calcutta to Hull 4,917 ... 28,069
Bombay to London 6l ... 8,976
Bombay to Liverpool 373 . . 2,697
Linseed cakes were firm in price, bat little business
doing. Rapeseed moved off slowly. Ordinary Calcutta,
October, November, end December shipment, realised 495.
to 495. 3d. per qr. The quantities of rapeseed estimated
afloat from the East Indies for this country are as follows:
1866. 1865.
Qrs.
Calcutta to London 112,275 ... 88,549
Calcutta to Liverpool 11,357 ... 2,193
Bombay to London 3,210 ... 8,007
.

,
Bombay to Liverpool 3277 ... 2,525
Cotton seed was steady, at the rates previously current.
ARRIVAL OP Seam—English—Linseed, 20; rapeseed,
70; and sundry, 1,033 qrs. Foreign—Tares, 1,010 ; linseed,
1.198 ; rapeseed, 16,908 ; maize, 3,878 ; and sundry,
1,762 qrs.
Esrowrs.—Barley, 1,025
and oilseed, 6,089 qrs.
CUP"

oats, 50 ; Linseed, 1,670 ;

Km(
Per Qr.

L
EMI, Keck red, old 54 to 63
new
7d t 6 °to
white,
67
Norio& and tinneoer 62
V°
(4
n
red, new _ _ 47 to 60

PRICE&

OAPS.
Scotch potato
Utak white
black
Bain.

4to 54
... SO to 44
... 32 to 35

BARLIT.

Malting -
D1'411144 ....

MALT.

laser, Norfolk,
Suffolk 72 to 80
Kingston and Ware 72 to 86
Brown 6B to 65

Per Qr. ;
C. e. 81
3° ?' 1..§1 81

RYK

Mangan ___
_ 41 to 41
Tick 4l to 43
Harrow
Pigeon 46 to 50
PEAL
__

New

..—.
Grey • 37 to 39
Maple 39 to 42
White 4O to 44
Boilers
___ —to

?LOGE.

Town made: per 230
1M.63 to 67
Household 6.3 to 62
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
ex ship 43 to 46