The Press. — London, England, 1857-11-28 00:00:00

1166 Vttmolitan 31tarlats. (Itaperiedi "Tai Paw.") CORN EXCHANGE—An unusually small supply of English wheat Du appeared on sale this week, coastwise and by land carriage. On the whole, the trade has somewhat Improved, and most of the samples on offer hove changed hands at fully pre vious rates, to is per quarter more money. The imp orta of foreign wheat have rather decreased, and a fair average business has been transacted in most kinds, at full prices, to a slight advance. Floating cargoes of grain have commanded ver7 little attention. Fine malting barley has changed hands some. what lively, at full quotations ; but grinding and distilling sorts have sold slowly, at irregular quotations. Malt has continued heavy, at the late decline in value. There hat been an impro7ed fef ling in the oat trade, and prices have advanced Od to Is per quarter. In the value of beans and peas we have no change to report. Flour has moved off slowly, at previous quotations. KNOLISR—Wheat. Essex and Kent red, 42s to 495; white, 43s to 545; Norfolk and Lincoln red. 42s to 49a. Malting barley, Sts to 40s; grinding ditto, 23s to 28s : distilling, 30s to 33c. Malt, 55s to 675. Feed oats, 194 to 125; potato, 24s to 303. Rye, 30s to 955. Tick beans, 35s to 37m; Harrow, 35s to 38s; pigeon, 42s to 40s. Grey peas, 40s to 41s; maple, 42s to 495; white boilers, 40s to 44s per quarter. Town-mails flour, 45s to 475; country marks, 315 to 93a; households, 39a to 401 per 31801bs. ♦RRIVALS THIS WEEK. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oat • . Flour. Fngllsh 1220 .. 250 970 .. 180 .. 1190 Irish — 4110 Foreign .. 8090 .. 8510 .. 21180 -. 5350 eke. 1010 brls. IMPERI kL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 3153.1; bar ley, 39s 10d; oats, 24s id ; rye, Rds 2d; beans,l43s 9d ; peas, 43s 3d. THIS SIX WF.F.KS' AVF.RAGY4—Wheat.,S3iGd: barley, 42, 23; oats, 25s 3d; rye, 35a 11d; beans, 43s 23 ; peas, las 3d. ENGLISH GRAIN SOLI) LAST WEEK Wheat. 94,0.8 barley, 89,594; oat., 11,687; rye, 63; beans, 4,434; peas, 1,749 utartera. BREAD—The priers of wheaten bread in the metropolis are from 7d to dd; of household ditto, 51d to 60 per albs loaf TEA—Public sales have been held this week, at which very few transactions have taken place, on rather lower terms. Pri vately. easier rates have been accepted for various kinds. Congou, 111 to :is 6d; Sing Yong and Oolong, Is 3,1 to 3s; Souchong. Is 34 to ls 6d; Flowery Pekoe, 2s &Ito ls ; Caper, —; Scented Caper, Is 3d to ls 10,1; Orange Pekoe, Is 24 to Is 44 ; Scented Orange Pekoe, Is 84 to ts 44 ; Twankay, Oti to Is 34 ; Hyson Skin, 8d to la 2d: Hyson, Is 21 to 4s; Young 'lvan, 104 to 2s Id; Imperial, le to ts 3d; Gunpowder, Is to 3s 6d; Assam, 4s Id to 6s Id ner lb. SUGAR—Fine raw sugars have mostly sold at last week's quotations ; but low and damp parcels have moved off slowly, at a decline in the quotations of from 64 to Is per cwt. The following are current rates:—West India Muscovado—Jamaica, fine, 446 to 46s ; good, 42 to 43 ; middling. 40s 64 to els Gd ; good brown, 38s 6d to 40s ; ordinary brown, Vs to 38s. Deme rara, Trinidad. tke.—fine, 43. (tot to 455; good, 41s 64 to 435; middling, 38. to 415; good brown, 36a to 375; ordinary brown, 3is6d to 35. 6d; crystallised, 43a to 51s. lisrbadoes, 36. to 45s 64. Antigua, Z''.ss to 445. Mauritius—erystallisad, 464 to 60s; yellow, 36s to 455; brown, 30s W &,s 6d. Bengal—Cossi pore (white), 53s to Us; grainy yellow, 45s to 49a 64. Benares —good and tine white, 49, to 50s; middling and low ditto, 46s to 461; yellow, 43s to 455: Gurpatta Date, 33s to 435. Khaur, 280 61 to 30s. Madras—tine, 42s to 49s 6d; yellow and brown, lifle to 33a Penang—white and grey, 44s to 49s ; yellow and brown. 29s to 435. Java, Ms to 565. Havana—good and line white (in bond), 44s to 455; middling and low ditto, 41s to 43s per cwt. Refined goods are a slow inquiry, at from 55s to 584 per cwt. MOLASSES—The transactions continue limited, and prices range from Ids to 20s per cwt. COFFEE—.Nearly all kinds have moved off slowly. In the quotations however, we have very little change to notice. Ina porters are somewhat Arm in their demands. COCOA—A few parcel of red Trinidad have sold at 66. to 96s per cwt. RICE—The demand is limited in the extreme, and prices show a tendency to give way. Mid white Bengal, 63 6d; Bel lam. 7s 6d per ewt. PROVISIONS—Fine parcels of Irish butter are in moderate request, at full prices, but inferior qualities rule dull. Foreign butter is heavy, on rather lower terms, and the value of English is with difficulty supported. Bacon, hams, and lard command very little attention. COTTON—We have no sales to report; consequently, prices are nominal. HEMP AND FLAX—Petersburg clean hemp is slow in sale, at 301. per ton. Manilla parcels—usual qualities—are offering at 291 to 301 Flax is very dull, at barely late rates. INDlGO—Nearly all kinds are lower to purchase, and the demand is heaves•. SlLK—Nothing is doing in any kinJ. To effect tales, a con aiderable reduction in price must be submitted to. WOOL—The public sales are still progressing heavily, at a decline of from 2d to 3d per lb. although large quantities of wool continue to be withdrawn by the importers. SALTPETRE—Most kinds are heavy, and English refined may be purchased at Sea per cwt. METALS—Scotch pig iron has fallen to 52s cash. Spelter, on the spot, is offered at 371 10s. Tin is drooping in price, and tin plates continue to give way. SPIRITS—Rum is still heavy. Proof Lewards, 2s Id; East India. fle per gallon. We have no change to notice in the value of brandy ; but corn spirit has fallen 24. or to 10s 2d per gallon. HOPS—The show of samples Is good, yet the demand Is steady. at full prices. New mid and La•t Kent pockets, 7th to 1201; Weald of Kent ditto, als to 645; and Sussex, 56s to 70s per ewt. POTATOES—OnIy moderate supplies are on offer. The de mand is still inactive, at from 31 to 71 per ton. OlLS—Linseed oil has sold slowly, at 29s per cwt, on the spot. In other oils next to nothing is doing. Spirits of turpentine are selling at 31a to 325; rough 8s to da 6d per cwt. TALLOW—The transactions are limited. P. T. C., on the spot, 4tis 6d ; and fur all the year 49s per cwt. The supply of town tallow has rather increased. COALS-I%oam, 168; Acorn Close, 168 6d: Plummer, 17.; Whitworth 16s; Cassop,l3a ; Heugh hall, les r•ti; Frainwell. gate. lAs Ad ani Eelloe, 16s 6d per ton. METROPOLITAN CATTLE—The supplies of fat stock on offer this week have been only moderate; nevertheless, the trade generally has ruled heavy, on lower terms. Beef, from 98 to 48 Ad; mutton, 3s to 5s 2d: veal, 3. bd to 45 10 d ; pork, ds to bs 114 pee Sibs to sulk the offal. THE PRESS, NOVEMBER 28, 1857. NEWGATE AND LF,ADRNHALL.—Theibe markets have been well supplied with each kind of meat, in which only a moderate business has been transacted, as folio% s: —Beef, from 2s 10d to 4s 6d ; mutton, 2a 10d to 4s 8d ; veal, 3s 4d to 4a Id ; pork, 34 6d to :56 4d per Albs by the carcase. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, November 24. BANKRUPTS.-151Ennos PELLING, Holloway-place, Hollo way-road, and elsewhere, carpenter—Joserit WILLIASI SYF:R, South•street, Finsbury-market, cabinet manufacturer—JosEPH lizmisoway, Cleveland•street, Fitzroy-square, wool manufac• •.. - - turer—ARTHUR CoLLe , Poplar. draper—JOHANN HEINRICH THRODOR STOCK/MLR and CHRISTIAN GOTLIER STENDEL, BN sitighall•street, commission merchauts—Ww. TYLER, Bolt-court, Fleet.street,priuter—HowLawn ParcF, Stourbridge, Worcester shire, scrivener —Joict HENRY Swirr. Huddersfield, draper— DANIEL BEST PARRY, Liverpool, whiteamith-JouN OTTO WM. FABERT, Liverpool, ship chandler—RALPH HARDIE THOMSON, Liverpool, commission agent—DARES STEEL, Liverpool—THOS. GILSON, Manchester, shirt-front manufacturer—RlCHAßD BRIDGE, Chatterton, and elsewhere, Lancashire, cotton spinner —THOMAS JAMES WILKINSON, Manchester, surgeon. s. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATI O NS.—J. FRENCH, Maybank, Pen. nieuik, cattle dealer—A. B. WHYTE, Glasgow, sheritrs officer J. Ntlfunrutk, Port• Glasgow, shipowner—G. THOMSON,Straith miglo, Flteshire, manufacturer—H. SCHULTZ, Greenock and l'ort Glasgow, merchant—H. SPEIRS. Large, commission agent —D. M'CLUE, Glabgow, grocer—J., W., and A. S. MALIAN, Glasgow and Dillichip, calico printers. Friday, Norember, 27. BANKRUPTS.—JOSEPH HAYWARD, Andover, Southampton, innkeeper—JOHN Moss, Stafford, grocer—JOSEPH YEOWARD, Liverpool, shipbroker—RlCHAßD HOBLEY and EDMUND WALTER Bsioos, Nottingham. lace manufacturers—JoHN MINCHIN, Newport, milliner—WM. THOMPSON, Plymouth, dealer in artiti cial manures—THomAs JOHN GREEN, Mark•lane, provision mervhant—GEomom SMITH J EwELL, Willow•walk, Bermondsey, builder—JOHN WILLIAM Hi LLsoN, Leicester, bookseller—WlL- LlAM HENRY DUNCAN ALDRIDGE, Great Bridge. Stafford, tailor and draper—SlMON LUCAS, the younger, Digbeth, Birmingham. grocer—Wit.t.tAm THOMPSON, Lichfield, miller—JoHNN HEIN RICH THEODOR STOCKMARR and CHRISTIAN GOTTLIEB STEUDEL (and not Stendel as before advertiseo;, merchants—GEosoE BEAN, Cheapside, London, hosier—JAmss WARRF.NER, Burling ton•arcade, dealer in fancy goods—ELWARD H. HAHN and HER. MAN FREYSTADT, Stamtord•atreet, cap manufacturers—HENßY BLNJAMIN Moszhy, Great Vine-street. Regent•atreet. dentist. BRODIE—On the 19th instant, at the Rectory, New Alresford, Hants, Lady Maria Brodie, of a son. COLEBROOKE—On the 19th instant, at Edinburgh, Lady Colebrooke, of a daughter. COLVILLE—On the •20th instant, in Chapel-street., Grosvenor square, the Hun. Mrs. Wm. Colville, of a son. DUNN—On the 23rd instant, in Grafton-street, New Bond• street, the wife of Major-General Dunn, R.A., of a son. HOOGKINiON—On the 23rd instant, in Dorset-square, the wife of Sir George Edmund Hodgkinson, of a son. SCAIiSDALE—On the 9.oth instant, at Kedlaaton•hall, Derby shire, Lady Scarsdale, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. HEWSON OTWAT —On the 18th instant, at Leamington Priors, George F. Hewson, Esq., M.D., of Cheltenham, son of Admiral George Hewson, to Martha, daughter of the late Rev. S. Jocelyn Otway, of Portland-place. MANSFIELD—CARMICHAE.L—On the 19th instant, at Qys termouth Church, near . Swansea, John Wm. Mansfield, Esq., of Swansea, to Pauline Agnes, daughter of the late Fred. Garsham Carmichael, Esq. , of Twickenham. DEATHS. ALDRICH—On the 24th instant, in Upper Wimp°le-street Colonel Aldrich, late Royal Engineers. HAWKINS—On the 13th instant, at Butvllle, near Kingsbritlge, Devon, Rear• Admiral Hawkins, aged 73. HORNBT—Ou the 18th instant, at Dalton-hall, near Burton, Westmoreland, Edmund Hornby, Esq.. aged e 5. RAMSDEN—On the 22nd instant, at Byram, near Ferrybridge, the Hon. Lady Rameden. DEAFNESS. —The only medal awarded at the Great Exhibition of 1851( for Acoustic I nstrumentq was to F. C. REIN, for his new ACOUSTIC I NSTRUMEN I S orthe DEAF. They are made of different power. to suit ex treme and every degreeof Deafness. To bc procuredooly of the tole inventor and maker ,F. C. Rein,loB ,Strand, nearly opposite 4.xeter.hal), where the Instrumentcan be tried and numerous testimonialsseen, amongst many one from the Right Hon. Sir John Patteson, one of her Majesty's PrivyCouncillors. DAVIES'S CANDLES, 64d. and id per lb ; genuine Sperm, 2s. 2d.; Transparent Wax, 2s. 4d.; best W.x, 25.6 d.; fine British Wax of Sperm, Is. 50. ; German Wax, Ir. 1.d.; Botanic Wax. Is. lid. ; Patent Wax or Sperm, Is. led. per lb. : Composite, 2id., 100., and llid.; Moulds, 9d.: Pal mer's Metallic, on e or two wicks, 9j d. ; Magnums, 10.. I.; Yellow Soap, Sits., 445.,418., and 528. per 'albs.; old Brown Windsor, 18.9.1. per packet; common Brown Windsor. Is. ; Honey, 18.4 d.; White Windsor. 13.4 d.; Bose, 28.; Almond, 28. Gd.; Argand Oil, 52.0 d. per gallon ; French, 4e. 9d.—for Cash, At M. P. DAVIES and SON'S, 63, ST. MARTIN'h LANE, Charing-cross, London. W.C. FURNISH YOUR HOUSE WITH THE BEST ARTICLES.—THEY •RE THE CHL/PEST IN THE csn.—DEAN E, DRAY. and Co.'s Priced Furnishing List may be had gratuitously on application, or forwarded by post, free. This list embraces the leading articles from all the various de. partmoits of their establishment, and is arranged to facilitate purchasers in the selection of their goods. It comprises Table Cutlery—Electroplate —Lamps—Baths Fenders and Fire Ironi—lron Bedsteads and Bedding—Britannia Metal, Copper, Tin and Brass Goods—Culinary Utensils—Turnery—Brushes— Mats, .to —Deane, Dray, and Co. (opening to the Monument), Loudon Brigde.—Establiehed A.D. 1700. HOLLOWAY'S 01 NT MEN T and PILLS invincible remedies for SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS.—Mr. Spivey, chemist, Bowden, states that a customer of his bad suffered for fifteen years with scorbutic humour in the face, and had consulted the most eminent medical men in the town and neighbourhood without deriving the slightest benefit Mew weeks ago I advised her to give your Ointment and Pills a trial, which she did. and after taking a few ho tea of Pills, and using the Ointment. I am happy to say they have effected a complete cure Sold by a'l medicine-veudors throughout the world ; at Pro- fessor Holloway's listablishmeuts, 244, Strand, London, and SO, Maiden -lane, New York; by A Stamps, Constantinople; A..Guldicy, Smyrna; and E . Muir, Malta. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE,— JULLIEN'S ANNUAL BAL MASQUE, MONDAY, November 30.—M. JULLIEN has the honour to announce that his GRAND ANNUAL BAL MASQUE will, this year, take place at Her Majesty's Theatre, on MONDAY, Nove m b er 30. The Orchestra will comprise 1:0 Musicians. Conductor—M. Jullien. No one will be admitted except iu evening dress or fancy costume. This regulation will be strictly adhered to. Tickets for the Ball los, 6d. The Prices of Admission for Spectators (for whom the audience portion of the Tt eatre will be set apart) will be Dress Circle bs. od. Gallery Stalls 2s. 6d. Private Boxes, from n 3s. and upwards. Tickets for the Ball, Places, and Private Boxes, tray be secured at the Box-office of Her Majesty's Theatre ; of the pnn eipal Librarians and Music-sellers; and at Messrs. Jullieu and Co.'s., 214, Regent-street. The Doors will be open at llaltpast Nine, and the Dancing commence at Half-past Ten. Refreshments will be supplied during the evening by M. Epiteaux, of the Opera Colonnade, and at One o'clock the Supper will be served. TIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.- GREAT CLASSICAL CONCERTS. A HAYDN NIGHT, -- A MOZART NIGHT, A BEETHOVEN NIGHT, A MENDELSSOHN NIGHT, AND A WEBER NIGHT. JULLIEN has the honour to announce that in consequence of the great number of persons unable to obtain admission during the last performances of the " Indian Quadrille," he has made arrangements to postpone his departure for the provinces, and to give a few more concerts at Her Majesty's Theatre. The great and unprecedented success attending the " Indian Quad. rifle," and the other worts lately produced, has prevented M. JULLIEN giving those classical nights which he was the Matto introduce to the English public, and which have always been received with such distinguished favour by musical amateurs and the public genet ally. In order to comply with the repeated requests of his numerous patrons, M JULLIEN has arranged for a SECOND SERIES OF CONCERTS, which must necesearill be of very limited dura tion, owing to his departure on his provincial tour shortly before Christmas. They will commence on TUESDAY, December Ist. It is M. JULLIEN'S intention to give, during their continuance, a" Haydn Night," a "Mozart Night," a " Beethoven Night," a " Mendel ssohn Night," and a" Weber Night." On these occasions, the first part of the Programme will be selected solely from the works of one of these great Masters. The second part will be varied as usual. M. JULLIEN has the satisfaction of announcing that he has succeeded in retaining the services of that popular vocalist Mlle. JErry Tax eez. At the close of this Second Series of Concerts, Mlle. JETTY TREFFZ will leave London for Vienna, M. JIJLLIIN having been unable to induce her to stay, even for his Provincial Tour. Soloists of the highest celebrity are also en. gaged for each of the Classical Nights, including the celebrated pianiste Miss ARABELLA GODDARD, and the Hungarian aruste M. EDOUARD RENIENYI, solo violinist to Her Majesty. The magnificent decorations which were prepared for the Bsl Masque will remain during the continuance of these Concerts. The whole Theatre will be ornamented with wreaths and garlands of flowers, in gold, silver, and colours. These decora tions have been prepared by Messrs. Ciiaor and Co., who were charged with the decorations for the grand ball at, the re. ception of the Emperor Napoleon 111., at Stuttprdt, and who were engaged at • great expense, for the express purpose of arranging at Her Majesty's Theatre a display which will be seen fur the first time in this country. M. J ewer; feels confident that he will receive, for his SECOND SERIES Or CONCERTS, a continuance of that distinguished patro- nage and support which have already been so treely accorded to him. ----- A "Beethoven Night "will be given on Thursday nest, De. cember 3rd. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, Exeter hall.—Conductor, Mr. COSTA.—FRIDAY, December 11.— Handel's MESSIAH. Vocalists :—Madame RudersdoriL Mrs. Lockey, Mr. Lockey, and Mr. Weiss, with Orchestra of 7vo Performers.—Tickets, es., 55., and 10s. dd.-4, Eseter.hall. IVIR ALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLANC, .1.11 NAPLES, POMPEII, and VESUVIUS, EVERY NIGHT (except Saturday), at Eight, and Tuesday and Saturday After. poops, at Three. 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