The Press.
London, England, 1853-07-02 00:00:00

An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Ath Victoria, cap. 32
for the wank endiug on hatu rday, the isth day of June, 1653.

'stow. low
Notes Iseult £32,191,8)45 I

Goverment Debt . 411,015,100
Other Seetiritie* .. 2,984,900
Gobi Coin Bullion 18,175,731
Silver Bullion .... 19,154

‘32,191,1485

BANKING nl
Proprietors' Capital 1'14,45;1,0m
Rest
Public 1/rpoaltai 3,333,113
Other 11epaalts
SPVOII Day other
1,323,394 •

~PARTNFINT.

it Semi.

rilit`H (including
DeadWeiglitAu.) 013,118,010
Oilier Securities 13,7115,85 u
_ _

Not et 4
Gold hilver Colt, 470,404

516,837,128

X 36,857,128

Vttropolitn )tiarlicts.

(Paporteal rselitairrly lip• " THE PRF.SS.")

CORN EXCHANGE-11p to this market, coastwise and by
land esriage, the anivals of English wheat this week have been
oil II very limited scale. Owing to the activity he the demand
for foreign. all kinds have sold freely, at an ailvimee in the
quotations of from 2s to Ms per quarter. Foreign qualities. the
imports of which have been very moderate, have .'hanged hands
readily, at the shove MIIOIIIII of improvement. lit floating cargoes
from the Black Sea a very large business has been doing, upwards
of 11.0,000 quarters having found buyers, at from 3.4 to 40 por
quarter more money. Polish Odessa has realised cm to 4th.
Odessa (Mirka, 4tls to 47s : Taganrog Gliirkit, 4th. (kl to 47 ; and
Itordianski, 47s per quarter, all diarges in litdrd. parley has
sold freely, at fully the late improvement in value. Malt has
reduced full prices. Oats have risen ttd to Is. and English
bruits and peas Is, per quarter. Flour has advanced is to 2s
per sack and barrel, the top price of bowl' 11181.10 haring risen to
47s per 21:401b...
1...N4;1.1,411—Wheat, Essex Alla Kent white. 42s to fitly, and 42g
to 524 Norfolk and I.lneolti red. 42a to ras. Malting barley.
;MW to 37s ; grinding ditto, 21h. to 29s : 290,
Malt. 4ss to this. Feed oats, 194 to 235; potato, 23s to 2ns.
Itye. 2ss to 31s. Tick beans, 34s to 3Ss; foreign. 36s to 445.
Grey peas. 31s to ar.: maple, 33s to ; whit., boilers, 370 to
40,4 per quarter. Tow whistle flour, 40s to 4; s ; country-make.
35s to lOs per 2sOlbs.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.

Wheat. Batley. Malt. Olga. Ham.
English 211 .. 2:30 .. 4U .. 110
Irish
Foroign lo: .. 3o 10 670 .. Popo hrls.
LONDON AVE RAO ES DECLARED ON FRIDAY—
Wheat, 3,ista quarters. 47a ; harley, 11 quarters. 33s 4d ; oats,
5.621 quarters, 21a 3tl; rye, 341 quarters, 30s Cd; beaus, 210
quartera, Bt* ; pews, 13 quarters. 435.
SEEDS—Bombay linseed has sold steadily at 4Ra 6d; Cal-
cutta and Black Sea has realised 4:s, both on the spot and for ar-
rival. Forward shipments have been offering at 45s per quarter.
East India rape Is Etcady,:ut 40a; cakes are tolerably than.

SATURDAY,

IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 46s 11d; bar.
lay, :fair 341 ; oats, 20* 14;. rye, 32s 81; beans, 39s sd; peas
348 9d.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 44s 8d; barley
291 104 ; oats, 19e Id ; rye, 33e 6d ; beans, 37s 8d ; peas, 3311 us.
GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 65,227 ; barley, 2,201;
oats, 13,633 ; rye, 166 ; beaus, 2,979; peas, 427 quarters.
TEA—The show of tramples being ou the increase, the de-
mand is lees active ; nevertheless, good sound cougou cannot be
purchased under is per lb. The stock in the United Kingdom is
60,000,000 We., against about the same quantity in 18b2. Up lofts-
turday last duty was paid ou 21,465,613 lbs., against 20,827,1191b5.
in DIU.
SUGAR—The transactions in all kinds of raw sugar have
been ou the increase, and good Mauritius parcels have advanced
Gd per cwt. Fine yellow Barba does has sold at from arrs to 395;
low to good, 34s to 37s 6d good to tine brown Granada, 32e to
33s 64 ; good yellow, 33e Gd to 36s ; grocery Mauritius, 33s lid
37s 6il; brown, 30e to 33. ; low to tine Bemires, 36. to 3/16 64 per
cwt. Retinsd good* have sold readily at from 45* 841 to 46s for
brown lumps, and 46e to 48e Oil for low to fine grocery. The
total clearances to the 25th of June were 2,971,377 cwts., spinet
2,856,515 erns. last year.
COFFEE—Plantstion kinds have ruled steady, at NI quota-
tions ; otherwise the demand has been in a sluggish state.
Low mid to mid plantation has sold at from 57s to sthr 6d; other
sorts, 52. to 565; tine to fine tine ordinary Jamaica, bus to
54s 641 ; and good ordinary native, 466 to 47s per cwt.
RloE.—This article is full 3d per cwt. higher. Importers are
very firm.
PROVISIONS— Irish butter moves off freely, and the cur.
reuciee have au upward tendency. Carlow, 81* to 83.; Water-
ford, 76s to 80*; Cork, 80s to 82s ; and Tralee, 746 to 76e per
ewt. English firm, at 90s to 92s for tine weekly Dorset ; tlos to
Bls for middling; and 36* to 885 for Devon. Fresh is quoted at
from Us to to 13s per dozen pounds. Bacon la selling slowly, on
former terms. Rims, lard, and pork command previous rates;
but the demand is very inactive.
TALLOW—This market has been very brisk, and prices have
continued to advance. I'. Y. C., ou the spot, has run up to 50s ki
per cwt., and for delivery during the last three months, 10* oti
per cwt., net cash. The imports are under 200 casks.
OlLS—Linseed oil is firm, at front 28. 3d to 28s Gd per cwt.
Olive is lower to purchase. Most fish oils support previous
rates.
COALS—Chester Main, 14s 6d; liolywell, 16s 3d; Tenfield
Moor, 156; Townley, 15s; Hettou, 15e ; Eden Main, Ilis;
Lambkin, 16e; Unseen's Rettun, 16s 3d; Castel), 16s; West
Kenos, 15s tkl per ton.
SPIRITS—There has been an active inquiry fur rum, on
higher terms. Proof Leewards, le 1044 to is lid; East India,
lr ltal to Is 100; and Havanuah, is 10d per gallon. Brandy
has wild readily. Sales of Cognac, best brands of the vintage of
In3l, Gs 10d to 7s 4tl; 11450 ditto, 7s 4d to 7. 6•1 ; 1849 ditto,
4tl to 74 If 4 ; older, 7. fel to is tai ; and low to middling,
ba Mil to 6. 9d per gallon.
INDI6O-Bparnish is slow in sale, but not cheaper. Good to
extra tine Pierre, 6s to kr tril; middling to tine Sobres, bs to
lid ; treed to tine Cortes, 4. 8d to ss; middling, 4s to 4s 7d;
ordinary to low middling, 2e frd to 3s lid per lb. The stuck is
22,164 chests, against 24,567 ditto in 1853.
HAY AND STRAW—Meadow hay, 315 e to4l Ss; clover ditto,
41 to 4/ lOs ; and straw, Ii 7s to I/ 14. per load.
HOPS—The show of sounples having been very limited, the
demand has ruled active, at very full prices. The duty has been
done at 135,0004 About 120 Wee have readied us from the
Continent. Mid and East Kent pockets, 130 s to 180 s; Weald
of Kent., 128 s to 140 s ; and Sussex, 115. to 130 s per cwt.
WOOL—This week's imports are rather over 500 bales.
chiefly from Australia. As dealers generally are well in stock,
and as buyers of English wool are waiting the result of the early
fairs, the demand is heavy on former terms.
POTATOES—There are still a few old potatoes on offer at
from 20s to 50s per ton. New ones are in good request, at front
12. to 23s per cwt., the latter figure being for English kidneys.
The imports this week are 10,706 baskets front Retterdeni, and
216 ditto from Dunkirk.
SMITHFIELD—The supplier* of beasts on offer, this week,
have been lint moderate--all kinds have changed hands steadily
at very full price.. On the whole, a good business has been
doing in sheep on former terms. Prime Down lambs have
realised fully previous rates; otherwise the lamb trails has beau
in a sluggish state. Calves and pigs have supported best cur•
reucies. Beef has sold at from :is 2ti to 4. 6d ; mitten, 3344 to
4s 10d ; lamb, 5. to Os 441; veal, 4. to ss; pork, :Is 4d to its 44
per albs, to sink the offal.
N EwuATE AND LEAI)ENIIALL—The supplies on offer
have been tolerably good, yet the trade has ruled meetly at very
Adl prices. Beef, from 2s 104 to 4. ; mutton, 3. 24 to 4ri ad ;
boob, 4s 104 to Gs 24 ; veal, 3s 101.1 to 4s 11k1; pork, 3s 441 to
4s 4tl per tilbs by the carcase.

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ASTLEY—On the 24th ult., in Eintry.street, the lion. Mu.
Delaval Astley, of a son.
BLA I R—TIG II F.—.l t the 2241 ult., in the Chapel Royal, Dublin
Castle, Edward .1. Stop ford Blair, Esq., lath Light I)ragoom4
in Elizabeth foetid.' Morgan, daughter of the Very Rev. ILL.
Tighe, Dean of lA.ighlin.
DOUGLAS—At Limerick, the lady of Lient.-Colonel Percy
Douglas, AMSistant-Adjlitaist.6euentl, of a daughter.
FITZGERALD—Ott the 26th ult., at Whitehall-place, the wife
of W. Seymour Vemev Fitzlieraild, Em., M.P., of a son.
GOWAN—On the 2.lth ult., at Walmer, the wife of Captain
G. M. Gowan, 97th Regiment, of a daughter.
GREY—On the 28th ult., at St. James's Palace, the lion. Mr%
Charlet. Grey, of a daughter.
MOORF.--Ou the 23th ult., at Frittenden, Lady Harriet Moore,
of a sm.