The Press.
London, England, 1855-01-06 00:00:00

Antw. &

Belgian East. J.
lluteli Rhenish
East Indian
Gt. Indian Pen
G. W. of Cau.,hh
Lyons & Geneva
Madras
Na. & Lge. (w. in)
Nrthru.of Fruee.

Norw. Truk. Pd.
Paris & Lyous..
Paris ctlasub
Paris &Rouen..

Brazillan

Owlish
[ltch. (Ex 13 0 till )3i
Frenc ll 3
Do. 4e
Do. Bank Stock
Mexican
etnlVlaln 4l
Portuguese 4
itussisu 6
Spanish 3
Tiirkisli Scrip (Acc )0

(Reported exclusively for "Tux Pima.")

CORN•E‘XCH AMIE There has been a alight increase in
the arrivals of English wheat up to our market, coastwise as
well as by land carriage. The demand for moat kiuda, however,
has ruled steady, at last week's quotatioue. There has been a
fair sale fur good heavy foreign wheats, at full pricer. Low and
middling kinds have wet a deli inquiry, at Lately late rater. In
floating cargoes very little has been done. Fine barley has been
scarce and in request, at full currencies. Grinding and
distilling sorts have continued dull, and the quotations have had
a downward tendency. Malt has ruled heavy, but we have no
flintier decline to notice iu its value. The oat trade has been
steady, on loaner terms. Both beans and peas have been very
dull, ate decline in the quotations of from la to 2s per quarter.
The flour trade has been rather heavy.

Egousx—Wheat, Essex and Kent white, 75. to 37.; red,
60s to 765; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 66s to 745. Malting barley,
34. to 39. ; grinding ditto, 3ie to 84. ; distilling, 3u. to 335.
Malt, 67s to 745. k'eed oat., 26s to 80. ; potato, 48. to 325.
/lye, 47. to 60.. Tick beaus, 48s to 31s ; pigeon, 46s to hOs.
Grey peas, 39s to 41. ; maple, 400 to 43e ; white boilers, 46s to
50. per quarter. Town-made dour, 68. to 735; country marks,
076 to 63. per 2801bs.
ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Gate. Flour.
uglish —.2410 .. Wes .. 3010 .. 940 .. 950
Irish
.. 12490 .. 660 11790 .. 740 ski.
4140 Dl*.
LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY—Wheat.
8,437 quarters, dOs 74 ; barley, 1,485 quarters, 35. lld ; oats
2,565 quarter., 28. 14 ; beans, 269 quarters, 44. 54; peas, 20t'
quarter., Sue 64.
IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 73s 9d; hur-
ley, 84s 14; oats, 27e 104 ; rye, 47. ld ; beans, 47. 34; peas,
Mk Bd.

THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 73s 4d; barley,
341 10d; oats, Ala 4d; rye, 46a Id; beans, itaa ; peas,
48* 4d.

ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 9GB ;
barley, 119,220 ; Nits, 20,020 ; rye,4.48 ; beans, 4,900; pees, .2,600
quarters.

TEA—Good and fine Congous have sold steadily, at full
prices. All other kinds of tea are dig:, at last week's
currency. Common sound Congou, 10d per lb. The total
clearances in lellst were 44,b77,9771b5, agitinit 43,340,9971bs in

SUGAR—There has been a fair average businees doing in
good raw sugars, at fully previous rates. Low and damp
qualities have met s dull inquiry, and the quotations have beau
with difficulty supported. About. 10,000 bags ilanilla have sold—
cloyed at 27s—unclayed, Yoe lid to 3Us per cwt. Java his
realised 30a to 3Cs thl. In tne value of crusted•—both English
sad foreign—no change has taken place. Refined goods aro
in request, at from 4So Ott to 49s per cwt for bw to tine.

MOLASSES—This artiele continues to more off steadily, at
very full prices. Antigua, 17s to 18s; otter kinds of West
India, lbe to 17e; Cuba, dd to ltla Gd ; Porto Rem, 175 Od to
Ida Gd; Bengal and Mauritius, 15$ to 15s GI per cwt.
COFFEE—The transactions in this market continua on a
very moderate scale. In prices we have nu change to notice.
Good ord native Ceylon, 45s to 43s GI per cwt
COCOA—AII kinds are in fair revels, al full prices. Fine
red Trinidad is worth 40s to 45e per cwt.
Cl ItCOßY—Several parcels have come to hand from the
Content. The demand is heavy, and late rites are barely sup-
ported;
RICE—The demand has fallen off, and to effect large sales
lower prices must be accepted. Fine white Bengal is held at
Ilia to les Cod per cwt.
SEEDS—Linseed Is still in good request, st full prices. Cakes
command very full quotations.—English being worth ISI to ISt
per ton. Other articles are dull.
PROVISIONS—The supplies of all kinds of butter on offer
are but moderate ; yet the demand is in a Sluggish stale, and
prices are with difficulty supported. Theis is more doing in
bacon, at an improvement in the quotations of is per cwt.
lianas are very dull, and 25 to 45 cheaper In other kinds of
provisions very little is passing.
INDIGO—We have an improved inquiry tor East India, at full
prices. Spanish qualities are firm, sod qiite as dear as last
week.
COTTON—AII descriptions are dull in ®le, and the quota-
dons are with difficulty supported.
HEMP AND FLAX—We continue to lave a dull sale for
all kinds of hemp, the prices of which are mat to nominal. Flat
is heavy, but not cheaper. Jute and coif goods may be pur-
chased on easier terms.
WOOL—The business doing is very united. Prices are
nominally unaltered.
TALLOW—About 2,700 casks have arri,ed this week, chiefly
from Memel. The market is dull, and prees are rather lower.
P. Y. C., on the spot, ets to ties 3d; and 'or forward delivery,
fd■ 9d to (As per cwt. Rough fat, ds Gd psi

JANUARY 6, 1855.

OILS--Linseed oil, on the spot, is worth 39s per cwt. Rape
is slow at Ns fur brown, and 548 for pide. Palm is quoted at
463 to , 48s ; cocoa-nut, 4."sto 50s ; tine sperm, 1201 to 1221;
southern, 461 to 471 105; pale seal, 471 to 4si : cod, 441.
AIETAS--Scoteh pig iron has sold at 65s to 665. Manu-
factured parcels are dull and rather lower. Spelter, on the spot,
is quoted at 241 15s; and for forward delivery, 251 per ton.
Copper and steel are steady. lu the value of other articles no
change call be noticed.
SPIRITS—There has been a fair demand for rum. Proof
Leewards, 3a 8d to 3s 4d; East India, 8s Id to S 5 2d per gallon.
Wu have a good inquiry for brandy, at full quotations. British-
made spirit, Itnicd proof, cull.
HOPS—nue new hops are scarcer, and in request, at full
prices. All other kinds are very dull. Nearly 2,000 bales of
foreign hops have arrived this week. New mid and East Kent
pockets, 151 15s to 221; Weald of Kent, 151 to 161 10s;
Sussex, 141 10s to 151 10s per cwt.
COALS—Cares Hartley, 185; Tanfleld Moor, 17e; Wylatn,
12s ; Braddyll, 20e ; Hatton, 20s 9d ; Latobton, 20s 6d; Stewart's,
203 Gd
; Whitworth, les per ton.
POTATOES—The arrivals are but moderate, yet the demand
is in a sluggish state, ea follows:—Scotch reds, 90s to 105 s
ditto Regents, 105 s to 115 e; York Regents, 115 s to 1255; Lin-
colnshire Regents,loos to ills per ton.
SMITHFIELD—The general demand has been tolerably
firm, as follows:—Beef from 35 4d to be; mutton, 3s ad to
bs 2d; veal, 4s 6d to bs ; and pork, 3s 2d to 4s Gd per
81b5 to sink the offal".
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL The4e markets have
been steady. Beef, from 3s iid to 4s Gd; mutton, 3s 4,1 to
4s 4d; veal, 45 4d to Os Gd; pork, 3s to 4$ fM per ;Sibs by the
earease.