The Press.
London, England, 1855-06-30 00:00:00

JUNE 302_1855.

MOLASSES—About an average business has been transacted
in this market, at full quotations.
COFFEE—On the whole, the demand has continued steady,
yet we have no change to notice in prices, which rule as follows:
Plantation, fine, 73s to 80s; tine middling, 69 to 73s ;
good m ddling. 658 to 688; middling, 59s to 648 ; fine ordinary
to middling, 558 to Ws; triage, 43a to 548. Mocha, fine tc
finest, 788 to 90e; garbled, 688 to 775; ungarbled, 56s to 658.
Costa Rica, middling to fine, 57s to 725; good and fine ordinary,
508 to 568. Java, 47a to 555. Jamaica, good middling to fine,
848 to 868.

COCOA—We have a slow sale for this article, and, in some
instances, the quotations have a downward tendency.
BloE—The transactions have been chiefly confined to 3,000
bags Bengal, at 14s Gd to 15s per cwt for fine—being rather
lower rates.

CHICORY—So few sales have taken place in this article that
the quotations are almost nominal.
SEEDS—Linseed and cakes, including canary, move off
steadily, and the currencies are well supported. Most other
articles are a slow inquiry.
HEMP AND FLAX Baltic hemp moves off slowly, on
former terms. Petersburg clean is quoted at 451 to 461; out-
shot, 441; half•clean, 421 to 431 per ton. In Raz very little is
doing. Jute and Coir goods support late rates.
COTTON—Our market has become heavy, and prices are the
turn lower.

INDIGO—The quantity now declared for the approaching
sales le about 9,000 chests. The stock is 10,670 chests, against
27,920 ditto in 1854. Importers are very firm, and the quotations
are freely supported.
14.TALS —Scotch pig iron has met a dull sale, and the price
bas declined to 745. In other kinds of iron very little is doing.
Speller, on the spot, has change,' hands at 291 las per Lou.
English smelters have advanced the price of tin from Si to 41
per ton. Blocks, 114 s; bars, 115 s; refined, 118 s; Banes, 114 s;
Straits. 112 s. Other metals command full quotations.
SPIRITS—Rum has sold steadily, at full prices. Proof
Leewards, 2s bd to fee &l; East India, 2s 4d to 2s per
gallon. Brandy is in request, and rather dearer. Malt spirit
spirit remains at 10s 5d cash.
OlLS—Linseed oil has sold briskly, at 40s 8d to 41s on the
spot, and 42s for forward delivery. Other oils are steady.
There is more doing in turpentine, and American is worth 34s Gd
per cwt.

TALLOW—Our market has become rather flat, and P. Y. C.,
on the spot, has realised 5.3 s down to 52a 6d per cwt. For
delivery from October to December, the nearest quotation is 54s
per cwt. Town tallow, bls nett cash. About 900 casks have
arrived this week.

HOPS—The show of samples is very limited ; yet, owing to
the favorable accounts from the plantations, the business doing
is trifling, at last week's currency. Mid and East Kent pockets,
141 to MI 105 ; Weald of Rents, 131 108 to 151; Sussex, 121 to
131 lOs per cwt.
WOOL—As the public sales commence on the sth proximo,
our market is dull, but the late advance in English wool is fully
supported.
COALS—Tanfleld Moor Butes, 15s; Hilda, 17s 84 ; Riddell,
18s; Eden Main, 20ti ; Belmont, 18s 6d; Lambton, 21s; Hetton,
211 3d: Stewart's, 215 ad per ton.
POTA'fO ES—The supplies being very small, considerably
higher prices have ruled this week. Scotch reds have produced
120 s to 1435; Scotch Regents, 140 s to 200 s ; Lincolnshire
Regents, Ms to 180 s per ton.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE—The supplies of fat stock
having increased to some extent, the trade has ruled exces-
sively heavy, at a decline in the general quotations of fully 4d
per Albs. Beef has sold at from as to 4s 84; mutton, as to
46 8d ; lamb. 4s 8d to 58 Ad ; veal, 4s Ad to 5s Ad; pork,
3. 4d to 4. 4d per Fibs to sink the offals.
NEWGAI E AND I.F.ADEN HALL These markets have
been very dull this week at further depressed rates. licef,
from 2s 104 to 4s ; mutton, as to 4s ad ; lamb, 4s 44 to
Is 44 ; veal, as 41 to 4s 44; pork, 3s 4d to 4s 44 per Albs by
the carcase.