The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-16 00:00:00

FOMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
Although the supply ol Hoiffish wheat on sale here Se-
day was limited, the demand for all kinds was in a very
inactive state, at the decline in the quotations noticed on
Monday bat, and at which a clearance was with difficulty
etead.

The show of foreign wheat was Ist extensive,
even the finest samples were much nted. In prices,
however, no change took place.
Scarcely any English barley was on show ; but the
supply of foreign was tolerably good. Sales progressed
slowly, at last week's currency.
Malt was in full average supply, and fair request, at
full prices.
The total supply of oats being large, the oat trade was
in a sluggish state, at late rates.
In beans next to nothing was doing, and prices had a
drooping tendency.
Peas were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper.
In flour, both English and foreign, very little was
poising, at late rates.
The arrivals of grain and seed lades vessels off coast
were by no means extensive. Very little business took
place in wheat, either in grain on the spot, or for
arrival, and prices were Is. lower than in
the previous week. (Mirka, arrived, 48s. 3d. per
49211 e. White Passages, 535. per 48011*. Flue cargoes of
maize were in fair request, on former terms, otherwise the
trade was very quiet, and prices declined Is.
per quarter. Moldavian, arrived, %it. 6d. to 29e. 9d. ;
Odessa, 265. 6d. to 275. Gd. per 49211 n. • Bee-
tova, 29.. to 295. 9d. ; New Bulgarian, 245. ;
295. ; Wallachian, 27e., per 4801 W.. Owing to the shortness
of the supply, the tisssactioas in barley were on a limited
scale. The value of all qualities was fairly supported.
Ibrail, arrived, 254. 3d. to 20.. Gd. ; Enos,
'2ss. 10244. ; Nioolaieff, 245. 6d. per 4001bs.
The trade for rye was very quiet, and the
quotations were nominal. Enos, 28s. to 295. per 48011*.
A cargo of Montreal oats changed hands at 235. Gd. per
3201b5. Danubian milletseed was held at 21s. to 225. per
4801bs. In linseed, sales progressed slowly, never-
theless, the supply on offer being limited, ?ate rates
were firmly maintained. East Indian, arrived, 644 ; ditto
on passage, ti.ss. 9d. per 4101bs. Odessa, to be shipped in
November, 60s. per 4241 tis. Bombay, in warehouse,
G.W. to 6144. lid. ; Csloutta, 665. to 665. Gd. ; Black
Sea and Azoff, 604 ; St. Petersburg, 595. per
quarter. Considering the time of year, there was a fair
demand for linseed cakes, and, in some instances, the
tendency of prices was in an upward direction. London
made, 111. to 111. ss. •, New York, in barrels, 101.:*. ;
West American, in bap W. lrm. to 10/. ; western,
6d. to 9/. 15s. ; ad Marseilles, W. 15s. per ton.
Cottonseed cakes, British made, 4!. 7s. 6d. to 4!. 10e. per
ton. As the accounts from the Continent respecting the
col= crop were favourable, no improvement was apparent
in the demand for rapeseed, but no further reduction took
place in the currencies ; Calcutta, on the spot, 53m. Gd. per
qr.; Guzerat, in warehouse, 59i. to 60s. • Ferozepore,
534. WI. to 545. ; Calcutta, 52a. • Wild Black Sea and
Azoll, 2;s. to per qr. Cottonseed was heavy. Egyp-
tian was offered at 81. per toe.
ARRIVAL or Sr.r.m.-English- Rapeseed, 61 ; and
sundry, 98 qrs. Foreign-Rapeseed, 2,540; and sundrii
3,340 qrs.
Eiroars.-Oats, 110 ; and oilseed, 1,515 qrs.
CY BRENT ?RIO'S.
gnome.
Pee Qr
5. a.
47 to 54
45 to 52
56 to 60
46 to 56

WHEAT.

Bret, Kent, rod, old

Scotch potato
white
„ black

new
„ lb. white, old

new
Norfolk and Lincoln
cad, new

BEAMS.
Mmagan (18$5)
Tick ...
narrow
Pigcou.

Malting .
(*stilling
(Winding.

Per Qr.
29 to 81
21 to 26
19 to 25

42 t. 44
4•! to 44
44 to 48
47 to IL