The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-16 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

M ARK-LANE. —(Tills DAY.)
There was about an average supply of English wheat on
sale here to-day, but the condition of the samples was by
no means first-rate. Factors demanded an advance in the
quotations of from Is. to 2s. per quarter. The demand,
however, was inactive. Really fine wheats were the turn
dearer. In the value of other kinds no quotable change
took place.
We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Most qua-
' lities moved off slowly, but at full prices. Both English
and foreign barley was quite as dear as last week. New
qualities were held at 401. to 425. per quarter.
The malt trade was steady. In prices, however, no
change took place.
Oats advanced did. to L. per quarter ; although the sup.
ply was good.
Beans were very firm in price, with a limited quantity
on the stands.

The sale for peas ruled steady, at very full prices.
Both English and foreign flour was quite as dear ea last
awk.

A good business has been done in floating cargoes of
grain, both for arrival and for shipment, and prices have
been on the advance. In wheat an improvement of Is. ed.
to 2s. 6cl. per quarter has taken place in cargoes arrived,
and of Is. to le. 6d. in cargoes on parage. At these rates
the transactions have been numerous. We quote Mariano-
poli, 625. to 63e. 31. ; Berdianski, 625. to 625. 6d.;
(Mirka, Taganrog, 565. to Me. ; Ghirka, Odessa, 61s.
to eas. 9d. ; Ghirka, Nicolaieff, 595. 6d. to 60a. 9d. ; San-
domirea, 66a. ; Polish, Odessa, 60s. i d. to 635. ; Yarns,
39,L; Egyptian, 50s. In cargoes on passage the following
operations have been reported :-Berdianaki, 60e. 6d. to
61e. ; Marianopoli, 60s. 3d. ; Ghirka, Taganrog, MO. to
565. ; Polish, Odessa, 61s. :id. to 625. 6d. ; Banat, 46e. to
565. ; Behara, 465. Maize has been in good request, and
the quotations have advanced le. to la. 6d. A fair quan-
tity has been on offer. Bulgarian, 375. ; Wallachian,
375. 3d. ; Ibrail, 36a. 3d. to 375. ; Rountelian, 375. 61. ;
Banat, 37e.; Mingrelian, Ws. 6d. to 375. 71d. ; mixed new
York, 3em. Barley off the coast has continued scarce, and
has commanded extreme rates. For ,ee an
advance of 6d. to Is. has been reamajessuoliimitted to;
Nicolaieff, arrived, 335. ; 346. ; Baptism, on
passage, 30e. 3d. ; Danubian, 30s. to 315.; Black Sea,
Nicolaieff, 31e. There has beenan active demand for rye
on continental account, but owing to the small quantity
offering and the high rates demanded, business has been
much restricted ; Azov, arrived, has sold at 41s. ; ditto,
shipping. 425.; Canadian, to be shipped. 33e. Beans have
been difficult to dispose of, and prices continue to give way.
Alexandrian, arrived, have changed hands at 33e. Oats
have ruled steady in price but the transactions have been
very moderate ; Archangel, on passage, has realised 22e.
104 d. A cargo of Canadian peas, shipping, is reported to
have sold at 31e. Linseed and rapeseed are steady in
value, with little business doing.
ABRITAL OP Suns,-English : tares, 237 ; linseed, 60 ;
, 104 ; and sundry, 363 qn. Foreign : linseed,
rla,Merdrapeseed, 20,259 ; and maize, 8,463 qrs.
Exroara.-Wheat, 2,037 ; barley, 180; oats, 7,986 ; and
oilseed, 7,328 qrs.

CIIBAILVT PRICE&
Ragusa
" Qr.
I
a a

Weatte:

Emu, Beni, red, '66 = to :

„ •ii 37 1; 64
to
'67 60 to 67
Norfolk sod Lincoln
red

Per or.

OM a.
Scrota= le to 35
U to 27
„ wluto _ _ to 28

Slating
Distilling
Grinding 34 to 36
MALT.
Zile; Norfolk, and
Suffolk 66 to 70
Kingston and Were 73 to 76
Brown 66 to 02
Rim
New s6 to 42

Mangan - 3 B 3B to 40
Tick 4O to 42
Harrow
Pigeon 44 to 4a
_

Grey _——
to
Maple
White 3B to 43
Boiler. _

OATS
Engßah, feed 2l to 27
potato
death, teed
'OKI
Poe Qr.
WEZAS. • &
Dantrlc and Konigs-
berg 66 to 73
Rostock tt blackleg-

Town awls: W2BO
lbs.
Household 6O to 62
Country a to 40
Norfolk and Suffolk,
sz ship 44 to 47

64 to 71
Dabta
Ruulan, hard
soft
American, red — to
„ eVdte, — to

Per Qr.
OAS!. S. I
Dont& and Swedish 25 to 31,
Runt=

Dankh
341/$140

Maple --
Bullets _ _ Xt 10 40

.____
g
liaaly.
Grinding
Distilling
Malting
___ — to

INDIAN CORR.

White
Yellow

On&

Dutch tremiaTT... 24 to 32

E 8 to 40
E 7 to 40

.7:: iii ie I
ARRIVALS OT GRAIN, de_
WATER CARRIAOR 111.011
LNCLUSIVL

English
Bc9tcb

Trench, per-aTio- .... 43 to 62
Spanish „ .... 43 to 62
American, per brL 28 to 37
Canadian „ 28 to
INTO LONDON BY LAND AND
I BkP.. 9 TO SEPT. 14, BOTH

Pew Plow.
qrs. qrs. OrWiliam.
399 236 .. 15.:.91
2215 :: 5479. 7114
2614 236 5479 2705
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(sr TNLEORAPH.)

(111011 OUR OWN CORRESPONDINT.)
The general tone of the cotton market remains un-
changed, and the sales foot up about 12,000 bales.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

SCGAR. —The market for raw is quiet, at last week's
currency. For refined a moderate business is doing, with-
out change in value.
Correa.—About 150 casks of Plantation Ceylon have
been sold ; also, recently, 2,000 bags Native Ceylon, at
prices kept secret.
Tea.—The demand continues inactive.

Rica.—About 1,100 tone soft grain sold for arrival at
the previous vales.
Rrti.-30 puncheons of Jamaica sold at &steady price.
Corros.—Only moderate sales are reported at fully pro-
voui prices.
Jots-100 bake of common sold at 184 15e.

Wheat. Mr*. Ma& Usti
0n666 I firn
English .. 6780 624 46896 2458
Foreign .. 49014 1017 .... 27248
-1'
Total .. 557911641 .16196 , 40126