The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-23 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MASS-LAIfR-(THIS DAY.)

There was a great deal of rain yesterday add early this
morning, but it is now (this afternoon) fine, with a fresh
breeze from the S. W.
This week the supply of English wheat is rather more
liberal than last, but flour contracted. Barley and malt
improved in quantity. Oats, beans, and peas limited. No
Soot& calm, and one parcel only of Irish.
The supplies of foreign continue short of wheat, Ranks,
Prussian, and several bap per steamer from Hamburg.
Flour no arrivals. Barley in better supply, but still vary
a►ort—Amish and Rumania. Oats more liberal—Swedish,
Danish, and Dutch. A cargo of beans from Morocco, but
very little linseed or rapeseed.
To-day the wheat trade is very quiet and quotations of
Monday supported on both English and foreign.
Flour firm of all descriptions.
Barley for malting continues in better tone. Other de-
scriptions steady.
Oats without cluing., and Monday's advance maintained.
Beans and peas quite as dear.
linseed and rapeseed very fine. Mustard seed and
ctrizaz very slow, and not much doing in clover and

FLOATING CAUGOEI.—Quiet trade, at Mouday's alight
adman.

—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 61e. to
64a. ; ditto, fine old, 55e. to 59e.; ditto red, new, 33i. to 00s.;
ditto, Si'., old, 51s. to 5.1 e. ; Norfolk, k.. fine, old, —a. to
—a.; red, new, —e. to —a. Foreign : Deinteic, 59.. to 63e.;
fine, 65e. to 67a.; extra. 67e. to 69..; Konigebers, 555. to 594.;
ditto, extra, 59.. to firs..; Rostock. 575. to 67m. ; Mecklenburg
red, 157 a. to tiTs.; Uckermark ditto, 595. to 625. ; American
white. 59e. to 625.; ditto red, fide. to 58a.; Canadian, 595.
to 625.

44-4wr.--Engliali malting, Us. to Ms. • fins, 445.
grinding, 345. to 365. ; and distilling, 34a to ka per qr.;
foreign grinding, 355. to 365.; ditto distilling, 345. to no..
malting, —4. to —G.
Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; Ana
695. to 70s. ; Kinpton and Ware, 05s. to 705.; brown,
60s. to 695.

Oars.- Failiah feed. 275. 01. to 295. 08. ; potato
295. to 31s. ; foreign, 17s. 041. to 245.
lira, 30s. to 325.
Beans.-Eoglish tick, 38s. to 41s. ; harrow, 40s. to 445. ;
pigeon, 40e. to 445. ; foreign, Muumuus, 34m. to 38s. ; tick,
38i. to 40e. ; Konigsberg, 38.. to 445. ; Egyptian, 355. to 375.
Plea- lagbah boilers, 38s. to 425.; white end blue, 38s.
to 40s. ; m 40s. to 435.; grey, 34a. to 3Ge.; bog, age.
to 38s. ; (assign, 345. to 375.
Fwon.-English town,42a. to 535.; ditto ADO, 535. to MS.;
country, 435. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38s. to 425.;
Fres* -a to -e. psi sack; Amancan, 26e. to 335.;
Canadian, 275. to 325. ; Spanish. -a. to -e.
Inman Ow. 398. to 425. ; yellow, 40s. to 43a.
Acura/a Cacaos, all O. F. and 1.-Wheat : Beth.
limb and Mazianorik, per 49118.., Ma. to 565. ; (Mirka, 53.
tons. ; Polish Odessa, per 4001 be., red, 52a. to 565. ; whit*,
68s. to 625. ; Danube omit Galata, 42a. to 48s. ; Eg=i,
38s. to 425. Barley : Egyptiaa and Syrian, per
28e. to 275. ; Odessa and Danube do., 2U. to 275. Beans :
Egyptian, par 4801b5.,341. to33s. Maize : Odessa end Galata,
per 4921b5., Od. to 366._; lbrail and Bulgarian, per
4801 be., 345. Od. to 33e. ; From* do., -s. to -I. ;
AMllliooll. do., 325. to 33e. ; Egyptian, 32a. to 335.
89NDS.--Casty seed, par qr. 44e. to 53. ; Enteott
aged, per qr., 54a. to 66e. ; Meitard seed, per l
white, tolls. • brown, 12s. to 14e. ; Liored, per qr.,
crushing, 675. to 60s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton,
101.1 A. to 111. A. ; American, this, in brim., per ton,
111.1 A. to 121. Os.; do., in bsgs,ll/. A. to llt. 10a.; Baltic,
0/. to 01.0 s.: Marseilles, W. 10s. to 101. Os.: Rape cakes, 51.
tato 61. • Tarns, per bushel, winter, 9a to ils. 6d. ; Rape-
seed, English, per gr., 645. to

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Soomt—There is little activity in the demand, but prices
are about sustained. although in some mess they are scarcely
supported. Low to tine brown Mauritius ham sold at 29a. ea
to 375. tid. ; for Gurpattah date there is some inquiry by
private troatma. Reined dried goods continue in limited
request, for pietas there is a steady inquiry.
—There is a fair demand for Rao, and about NO
bap have been sold at full prices. Bahia kind, 635. ; ordi-
nary mixed to good ottlinary even, 53a. to 61s.
Tga.—Por new season's Hymns an advance of ad. per lb.
has base paid.
Run. —About 100 puns. sold, Jamaica at previous prices,
land weak Leeward' at la. Tad.
RICE. —For Hallam to be shipped early sent year large
sales have been made at 10s. without tee as to quality
on the spot, 5,000 bags sold at lla
Baoo Fusea.-1,2410 bags, fair to good, sold at 16e. 3d.
to 175.
Faerr. —Currants are steady, Valencia raisins firm
at 455.
13,40.TraTax—Farrefractioobi to 2 per cent., 33e. 9d. has
bean paid.
Carron continues in active request, 800 bales sold on the
spot and 2,000 bags Tinsivelly for arrival, at Tad.
Ismoo.--tine the quarterly sake about 800 chests have
been sold at 3d. to ad. advance.
COCHISEA L—Tbe monthly public sales went off flatly—
Hooduras silvers at previous prices for good and fine, and
at • decline of ld. to M. for ordinary and low. Tenerife
silver at ld. to M. decline. Blacks were unaltered.