The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-25 00:00:00

EVSNINfIe MAT 28, 1868.

OOMMJIWIAL AND NABILINTS.

MARK-LANE.-(T1118 DAY.)
Them was a very moderate supply of Enlish wheat on sale
herett-day, but the esoditiets of the was good. The
demand for both red and white pareels ruled very
inactive, end in the few fumed sales that took pimps Is. to
2s. lea money was accepted.
In foreign wheal the trade wasallogether at a standstill,
but the quotations were on the decline.
Barley was steady in value and demend for both grind-
in and malting qualities. The supply was limited.
The malt trade was quiet, but the quotations remain
without change.
Osta were arm in price, with a fair demand for good
sound corn.
Beane changed hands al the full prices of last week.
Peas were a slow sale on former terms.

There was only a um lento demand for both linseed and
rapeseed, rind values ruled in favour of buyers. Tares,
trefoil', and other English seeds were inactive, at Lite
rates.

The flour trade was very dull, but miners made no
change in the top price of town-made qualities. Foreign
was rather lower to sell. The supply of country flour was
short ; nevertheless, the trade was heavy and prices had
a drooping tendency.
The floating-grain-cargo trade, owing to the depressed
state of the corn market generally, has ruled flat, and
business in all descriptions of gram has been much re-
stricted. Wheat has changed hands slowly at 2s. to 3s.
leas money, while cargoes on passage and for shipment
have commanded very little attention. We quote Ghirka,
arrived, 645. to 645. 10d. per 4921b5. ; Polish, 665. ; Galas,
584. Gd.; Wallachian, 58s. 6d. to 58e, 9d.; Beide, 545. Gd. per
4801bs. ; Polish, on passage,64s. per 4801 be. There has been
very little maize on offer, but the demand has ruled very in-
active. No change, however, can be reported in the quo-
tations. Mixed Philadelphia has sold at 395. 3d. per 4801 b.
Barley afloat has been steady in value and demand,
Azov, to be shipped, having realised 325. 6d. per 4001bs.
In the absence of any transactions in rye the quotations re-
main nominally unaltered. Beans are also without in-
quiry at nominal rates. Linseed and rapeseed on passage
are dull, and prices rule in favour of buyers.
AIItIVAL or Sartet —Eugliab: Linseed, 72 ; rapeseed,
89 ; and sundry, 117 qrs. Foreign : teres, 44 ; linseed, 40 ;
rapeseed, 4,200 ; and sundry, 175 qrs.
Farorrra.—Oats, 580; peas, 560 ; oil seed, 1,279, and
canary seed, 125 qm.

CURRENT PRIM.
CMILISN.
Per Qr.
WILT. a.
gam; Kent, red, '66 to
wa,...8676 65 row 73
„ '67
Norfolk and Lincoln 68 to 77
red
Waiting
Dietlffing
Grinding 36 to 37
MALT.
Ewe, Norfolk, and
Suffolk O9 to 75
Kingston and Wars el to 76
Brown 64 to 63

he Qr.

potatoOATl.
Ic otc h
tah black
while 23 to $2

Mangan
Tick 43 tio 44
Harrow
Pillfts ____ 44 to 57

Now 43 to 48
OATS.
Coodlalt, feed 26 to 33
potato
601;i011.1444
Nom
Nit
116342.
[hold° and Yon

Om ___...
42 fa 45
= 0 to 48
46 10 66
Boum
YLOVIL__

Tows mail, --par -280
lba.
Bousohad 66 to 66
Country
Norfolk sad Suffolk,
ex ship 66 to 61

born 7O to 83
Rostock & Meoklen-
burg 7l to 78
Danish
Russian, bard
soft
American, red 66 to 70
„ white
BARLEY.

he Qr.

OATS. 3: 17.
sad Swedble 25 to 30
WAWA* 27 to 30
Burl

Grinding ------
•S to 37
Distilling
Making
...._ 42 to 45

Dada --
43 te 48
lipplisa
... 43 CO 44

eATs.

briwtoi-7 is to 211
batch Mean* TS to IM I
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, IN
WATER CARRIAOR FROM
I NCLUBTVIL . _

Maple 42 to 44
Bd

LIMN CORP.
Wane 4l to 43
Yellow
nom.
Preach, per sack it to 67
Spanish 69 if/ 67
American, per bet
Combats&
ITO LONDON BY LAND AND
MAY 18 TO MAY 5:3, BOTH