The Press.
London, England, 1854-02-11 00:00:00

251 C,
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Bristol and Exeter
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Chester and Holyhead
Cork and Bandon .. • •
Dublin & Belfast June.
Dundee, Perth, & Aber
deen Junction
East Anglian
Eastern Onion
East Lancashire
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SATURDAY,

alttopolitan adds.

(Reported exclusively for "THE PRESS.")

CORN-EXCHANGE—During the present week the arrivals
of English wheat., coastwise and by land carriage, have been on
the increase, but in very inferior condition. For all kinds the
demand has ruled heavy, at a decline in the quotations of from
?s to 3s per quarter, without clearances being effected. Foreign
wheats—the imports of which have been moderate—have moved
oil slowly, at Is to 2s per quarter less money. Floating cargoes
have continued dull, at the same amount of depression. Barley
has given way in value 2s per quarter, with a dull inquiry. In
malt next to nothing has been doing, at drooping currencies.
Oats have sold at a further decline of tid per quarter. Both beans
and peas have moved off slowly, at Is to 2s per quarter less
money. The flour trade has continued dull, and American
I creels have fallen from is to 2s per barrel. The imports front
the United States are liberal.

ENGLISH—Wheat, Essex and Kent white, 72s to 89s ; red,
08s to 83s ; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 67s to 818. Malting barley.
42s to 45s ; grinding ditto, 36. to 41s ; distilling, 40e to 42F.
Malt, 67s to 755. Feed oats, 27s to 31s ; potato, 33s to 355.
Rye, 50s to 525. Tick beans, 44. to 525; pigeon, 40s to 61s
Grey peas, 448 to 46s ; maple, 46s to 47s ; white boilers, 62s to
64s per quarter. Town•made flour, 72s to 755; country marks,
64s to 72s per 2801 be.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
English 2820 .. 8154) .. 10e30 .. 3240 .. 4180
Irish

-- ' 5730 .. 840 .. 1720 de.
8400 bls.

LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY—
Wheat. 2,123 quarters, 845 2d ; barley, 2,857 quarters, 42s 8d;
oats, 2,477 quarters, 28s 51 ; rye, 16 quarters, 50s ; beaus, 851
quarters, 45s 7d; peas, 326 quarters, 52. 9d.
IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 32s Ad; bar.
ley, 41s 8d; oats, 275; rye, 49s id; beans, 485 3d; peas,
Hs ed.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 79s 4d; barley,
41s Ad ; oats, 268 bd ; rye, 49. 31 ; beaus, 47. 9d; peas,
51s sd.
ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 77098;
barley, 89,783; oats, 28,139; rye, 350; beaus, 6,239; peas, 2,120
quarters.
SEEDS—The demand for linseed continues steady, and last
week's prices are well supported. Bombay is selling at 61s to
625; Calcutta, 59s to 60e; St. Petersburg, Otis to 58s per quarter.
Rapeseed is dull ; but other articles command extreme rates.
TEA—The public sales held this week have gone oil slowly,
and green parcels have had a downward tendency. Privately,
the demand is very inactive, and common sound Congou is freely
offered at is Oici per lb.
SUGAR—There has been more doing in raw sugars this week,
at fully previous rates. Fine yellow Barbadoes has changed
hands a: 38s 6d to 39s 6d; mid to good, 35s to 38s; low, 33s 6d
to 34s 6rl ; low to mid yellow Jamaica, 345 to 355; good brown
Deuierara, 32s 6il to 335; tine yellow Mauritius, 36s 6d to 385 ;
low to good, 33s to 36s ; fine white Benares, 39s to 495; mid to
tine grainy yellow, 38s to 40s Ad ; low to good, 31s Od to 35s 8d;
Madras, 28s lid to 328 ; ord to tine Havar.nah, 25s 6d to 29s per
cwt. Refined goods are on slow sale. Brown lumps, 449 to
445 6d; low to fine grocery, 44s Gd to 48s per cwt. Crushed is
held at full prices.
MOLASSES—Our market is steady, but the business doing
is by no means extensive. West India, 17, to 18s 64; Cuba
and Porto Rico, 17s to 19s per cwt.
COFFEE—For all kinds we have to report n very inactive de-
mand; but no further decline has taken place in the quotations.
A few parcels of good ord native Ceylon have sold at 49. to 49601
per cwt.
COCOA—Most kinds are steady, as follows:—Red Trinidad,
35s to 425; grey, 33s to 355; Bahia, 27, to 28s; and Guayaquil,
33. to 34s per cwt.
CHICORY—This article is tolerably firm. Old English is
worth 111; new,l2l; old Guernsey, 121; new, 131; Harlingen,
in bond, 131 per ton.
RlCE—Owing to the heaviness in the corn trade rice is very
dull, and lower to purchase.
PROVISIONS--We continue to have a very slow sale for
Irish butter, the value of which is tending downwards. Fine
foreign moves MT steadily, and the currencies aro on the advance.
English is dull, at last week's prices. Bacon is very inactive,
and ls cheaper. Waterford sizeable, 61s to 639 per cwt. Other
kinds of provisions command very little attention.
TALLOW—There has been rather more doing in our market,
at very full prices. P. Y. C., on the spot, is quoted at 63s to
63. 34 •, and for deliveryin March and April, 1336 3d to 63s 114 per
cwt. Town tallow, 620 tid per cwt. Rough fat, 3s 544 per Albs.