The Press.
London, England, 1854-06-24 00:00:00

THE PRESS.

BANE OF ENGLAND.
An Memlnt, ptttsuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32
for the week ending on Saturday, the 17th day of June, 1854.

ISSUE DEPARTMENT.

Notes tuned .... U 0.87312551

Government Debt 111,016,11)0
Other Seenritles 2,V54,200
Gold Coin Dullioe 12,43,20 i
Silver Bullion ....
148,3711,138

£26,373,250,
DI,R=IRO DIPAITIMT.
Floprletats'espital L 14,553,000 Government Seen-
Rest
Public Deposits' 11,212,5A2 Dead Weight An.) E 0,720,409
Other Deposits
Seven Day I other Notes
Mlle 1.1..1 a • 1,03A.413 Gold & Silver Coin 738,187

£39,608,688 I £32,508,538
tnelnding Esehliner, Savings Danko, Commissioners qt
National Debt, and Dividend Aooounts.

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Per Cent. Mond.,
Belgian 44
Ditto
2e

need. Wed.
01 I 02
•

Thurs.
i

Friday
01

Brazilian II

Do. New 4i
Buenos Ayres 6
Chaim 6
Danish 6
Ditto 8
Mon. (Ex 12 Guil )21
Ditto 4

Frenoh
Do. 4*
Do. Bank Stook
Granada Deferred
fdexiean S
Do. Account
Peruvian
Peruvian Scrip....
Portuguese 4
Russian..
Ditto 4ll
Sardinian
Spanish
Do. New Deferred $
Do. Pass. Convert
Verevuela.. .

- I
1.0090j1

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Gl}
90

91 901
?3f 100 72f 72c
,97f 73c 97f 700
io4of. 2940 f.

34

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241 1
1671

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101

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8644
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61
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99401: 29401
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241 --
67 168 0
-- 971
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lei 201

169 i 8

Int
B 4 6
R 6

20'20i 20

Dlttroplitan glarktts.

(Reported erelusively for "Ties Pnass.")
COIIN.EXCHANGE—The present week's arrivals of English
wheat have been exceedingly moderate, and the show of samples
of both red and white has exhibited a great deficiency ; never-
thelese, the demand for all kinds has ruled exceedingly Mao-
Uri, at barely stationary prices; indeed, the improvement
noticed ou Friday last has not beau supported. There has been
about an average doing in foreign wheat, the quotations of
which have risen about is per quarter fur selected qualities.
Floating cargoes have conananded very little attention.
(. riuding
barley has changed hands to * fair extent, at full currencies.
In other kinds so little has been doing that prices have ruled
almost nominal, Thera has been a good inquiry fur oats, at Od
to ls per quarter more money. Beans and peas have been dull
but four has realised full quotations.
Raoman—Wheat. Essex and Kent white, 72s to 88a; rod,
685 to 65s ; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 70s to Nis. Malting barley,
40s to 47s ; grinding ditto, 36s to 30a ; distilling, 375 to 355.
Malt, 685 to his. Feed oats, 275 to 91■ ; potato, 31s to 91s.
Rye, tas to 355. Tick beans, 44s to 525; pigeon, 4tls to 62r.
Grey peas, 44s to 465; maple, 475 tu 49a ; whits boilers, 57s to
585 per quarter. Town-made flour. GO. to 70a; country marks,
lids to 61s per 2801ba.

ARRIVAL/I TI4IB WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt Oats. Flour.
F.nglish 660 .. 380 .. 6470 .. 390 .. 620
Irish
Foreign .. 13670 .. 810 7190 .. 11 AO sks.
6740 ble.
LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAT--.
Wheat, 1,128 quarters, els 6d; barley, 162 quarters, 358 ;
oats, 9,617 quarters, 29610 d ; beans. 144 quarters. 46* 74; Pau.
52 quarters, Ns 3d.
IMPERIAL WEFELT AVERAGES—Wheat, 788 fld ; bar-
ley, 378 8d; oats, 295 ed ; rye, 485 114 ; beans, 49e lOd ; peas,
468 6d.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERA6OGES...Wheat beans, 498 8d; , 785!0d; barlpeas,
ey,
37a Id ; oats, 1198 04 ; erye, s ;
468 Gd.
ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 47,780;
barley, 8,308; oats, 8,348; rye, 8b ; beans, 2.425; peas, 218
quarters.
TEA—Large publie sales, viz., upwards of 36,000 packages,
have been held this week. Only about 6,000 have changed
hands; but we have scarcely any alteration to notice inces.
Privately, common sound Congon is quoted at lid to priper
lb. Up to Saturday last duty was paid on 2V,621,e171b5, against
20.322,e5e1b8 in le6B.
SUGAR—Fine raw sugars have mostly sold on former terms;
but damp and heavy qualities hove met • slow inquiry, and
prices have given way Gd per cwt. Low to fine yellow Barbadoss
has chnhged hands at 348 to 398 6d; brown Jamaica, 308 Gd to
83s; brown Demerara, 808 to 82s; ord to mid crystallised, 35s lid
to 37s 64; grainy white Mauritius, 428 to 445; yellow, 361 to
418 &I; relining kinds, Si. to Its ; brown Bengal, 278 to 208;
native Madras, 28e Gd to 80a Gd; end brown Penang, 281 Cd to
808 per cwt. Crushed and foreign qualities afloat command very
little attention. lietined goods are dull. Brown lumps are quoted
at 458 to 46e Cd; and low to tine grocery, 4es to 48s Cd per owt. The
total clearances to the 17th lust. were 2,913,199 eons, against
2,e34,642 cwt' in 1853.
MOLASSES—Our market is very dull, and the currencies
have a downward tendency. Low to due West India, 15s to
18s; Cuba and Porto Rico, IC, w 185; Dengsl and Itlaurinwe
lbs to lea per cwt.
COFFEE—Abont 8.000 lags good ord native Dave found
Buyers. at 438 to, in come instances, 435 Cd per cwt. All planta-
tion, as well u foreign. coffees see firm. and quite as dear as
last week.
COCOA—This article Is slow in sale, but we have no material
change to notice in the quotations. Ordinary Granada, 288 to
acs ; St. Vincent'', 698 to 81s Cd ; Bahis. 26e 64 to 278 ed ; Para,
28e 6d to 295 6d; and Guayaquil, 31s Cd to 38. per cwt.
CHI( ORT—Several parcels have come to hand from Harlingen
s
and Ouerney. The emand is inactive, as follows :—Bsh
toot. 91 165 to III; pod wder, 151 to 101; *rear root, to bond,
18110 s to 111 par tot.

09.7

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RlCE—About 600 bags Dowel have mold tit from 12s 8d to 151.
A itcw parcels of JaVd have changed hand, at 16s ed to 11. 6d
per (mt.
h LEDS—Canary seed has improved in value la to 2. per
quarter. sale for Inisced is Inactive. C alcutta is quoted at
bits to as on tho spa, and 63s 6d on passage. Atout 30,000
quarters are now in cuurse or shipment from the Sea of Asoff.
Other seeds, Including cakes, are dull.
I:SALTPETRE—We have again to report • dull inquiry for
this article, and sales have been made as low as 1.34 to ha per
cwt for good nitro:awns.
PROVISIONS—Prime Irish butter is steady, at fall peen;
but low and inferior parcels are offering ou easier teems.
Foreign and English parcels command previous rates ; but the
business doing in them is limited. The baron market is firm, at
a further advbuioe in prices of 9a per cwt. Other kinds of provi-
sions are a slow sate.
TALLOW—Our market has become firm, at Gds Gd to 64s per
cwt for P. T. C. on the spot, and 64s Od to 66194 for forward
delivery. Town tallow, 64. 8d net cash; rough fat, 9, Sid per
Albs.
OlLS—Linseed oil, after considerable BUOttlittlol2ll, is now
steady, at 86, ed to 1166 per cwt. Rape and palm support last
week's eurrency. Cocoanut is still quoted at 47. 8d to 405;
Gallipoli, 611 to 661. Turpentine and tar command very little
atteution.
COALS—Tantleld Moor, 17e 91; Iltlda, 186 8d;
18s ; Belmont, les 3d; Braddyll, 40. 6d; Latubton, 20s 6d;
Whitwell, 10s; Cowpon, 18s 3d per ton.
WOOL—Our market continues exceedingly depressed. 're
effeot large sales of any kind of wool lower prices must be sub-
mitted to. The imports continue very moderate.
HEMP AND FLAX—Petersburg clean hemp is pelting at
G3l per ton. Other kinds are steady. There's a slight improve-
ment in the demand. for tiax; but coin goods are easier to pnr-
chase.
COTTON—The demand has fallen off, and all kinds of cotton
have a downward tendency.
SPIRITS—Rum continues very dull, at further depressed
rates. Prorf Leeward. have changed bands at Ss Trl to Js 9di
East India, 21 6d to se Ad per gallon proof. Brandy is dull, but
not lower. Geneva is firm, at 25 10d to Is Ad; British-made
spirit, 10s 8d proof; gin, 11 underproof, 10. 9d; ditto, 99 ditto,
9s 9il per gallon.
POTATOES—OId qualities ars dull in sale, at from 100 s to
IRus per ton. New foreign are quoted at 6e to Si; Engin*
ditto, los to 12. per basket.
SiIITHPIELD—Tho demand may be considered steady, as
follows :—Beef, from 3. 2d to 4. 8d • mutton, 8s 4d to 4. 10d;
lamb, 4s 10d to 5s 10d; veal, 4. to b• ; pork, 8. 4d to 45 84 per
Albs to sink the offal..
NA:WOOFE AND LEADENHALL— These markets have
been tolerably firm, at our quotations. Beef, from 3. to 41 2cl;
mutton, as 4d to 4. Btl ; lamb, 4. ed to be Ad ; veal, 111 Ad to
46 104; pork, 3e 4d to 4s Ad per albs by the earease.

DEATHS.
CARLTON—On the 18th instant. at Tregrehan, Cornwall, Anna
Maria, wife of Colonel Carlyon, aged O.
CASTLE STEWART—On the 10th instant, at Stewart-hall
county Tyrone, Ireland, Hubert, Earl of Castle Stewart.
INGILBY—Ou the lath distant, at Kensington, Elisabotii,
daughter of the lute Sir John lugilby, Bart., of Ripley-park,
Yorkshire, aged 70.
JACOB—On the It instant, at Croydon, Lieut.-Colonel Ws.
Jacob, late of the Bombay Artillery.
NAYLOR—Ou the 21st instant. Mejur James F. Nsylor.faraierly
of the Ist (King's) Dragoon timuds.
PETRE—On the Intl instant, at Bury St. Edmund's, the Hon.
Charles Barney l'etre, sun of the tenth Baron Poise, aged SO.
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DR. DE JONGH'S
LIGHT BItOWN COD-LIVER OIL
Prepared for kledichul Use in the Lotfodeu Isles, Norway
and put to the Test of Chemical Analysis. The must edectua
remedy for Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, tient. Cbsunie
Rheumatism, and all ticrofhlous Diseases.
Approved of and recouttueuded by Iliksztine, Idnitnee,
Wolummit, JONATHAN DIHNIRA, FCH;Q1:11611, and 111111101'01:11
other eminent medical men and scientific chemists in Europe.
Specially rewarded with reedifie by the tioverunieute of Bel.
glum and the Netherlands.
Rae almost entirely superseded all other kinds on the Conti-
nent, in consequence of its proved superior power and effioardy—
effecting a cure much more rapidly.
Contains iodiue, phosphate of chalk, volatile acid, and the ele-
ments of the bile—in short, all its must active and essential
principles—in larger quantities than the pale oils made in Eng-
land and Newfoundland. deprived mainly or these by their mode
of preperatiou.
A pamphlet by Dr. do Jongh, with detailed remarks upon its
sueriority, directios for Ilbo, and cues in which it has been
prescribed with then
greatest effect, will be forwarded gratis as
application.
The subjoined testimonial of the late Dr. JONATHAN PERE-
IRA, Professor at the Uulversity of London, author of "'The
Eleuients of M /aerie Medics and herapeutics," is selected flue
Innumerable others from medical and scientific men of the high-
est distinction
" dear bir,-1 was very glad to find from you, when I had
the pleasure of seeing you in Loudon, that you were trite:setae
COWThercially in Cod Liver Oil. It was fitting that the 'ether
of the best analysis and investigations into the properties of this
oil should handed be the purveyor of this important Mordielue.
" 1 feel, however, some diffidence in venturing to fulfil your
request by giving you ray °pluton of the quality of the oil of
which you gave me a sample ; because I know that no one eau
be better, and few an well, acquainted with the physical and che-
mical properties of this medicine as you:volt, Rhein 1 regard as
the highest authority on the subject.
" I can, however, have nu hesitation abort the propriety of re-
/minding to your applicatiou. The vii which you gave me wee
of the very finest quality, whether considered with reference to
its colour, flavour, or themle.al properties; and I sac satisfied
that fur medicinal purposes no finer oil can be procured.
"With my beat wishes for your success, believe ate, ail dear
sir, to be very faithfully yours,
(Signed) "JONATHAN PEREIRL
" lilnsbury•square, Loudon, April le, 101.
"To Dr. de Jongh."
Sold wholesale and, retail, In bottles, labelled with Dr. De
Jcongh's stamp and signature, by
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