The Press.
London, England, 1857-01-24 00:00:00

♦RRIVALS THIS WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Floss.
e.noltsh 1600 .. 860 .. 2920 .. 10 .. 81)0
Irish
.. ~ 2. 1)210
Foreign ..1010 8770 S23Q o. ski.
93940 bls.

JANUARY g 4, 1857.

LONDON AVERAGESIDECLARED ON FRIO A.Y—Whest,
2,631 rpaarters, 64s 10,1 ; barley. 2,399 quarters,44s 9,1 ; oats, 4,011
quarters, 23s 2d ; rye, quarters, —; beaus, 661 quarters,
3832 d; peas. 331 quarters, 40s sd.
IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 59s ; bar.
ley, 453 7d ; oats, 23. 4d ; rye, 405 2d; beans, 40s bd;
peas, 395 6d.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 595 sd; barley,
445 3d.; oats, 233 10d; rye, 40s; beans, 425; peas,
403 6d.

EIOLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 103,358;
barley, 98,323; oats, 15,251; rye, 117; beans, 8,139; peas, 2,531
quarters.
BREAD—The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis
are from Id to 91d; of household ditto, 71d to did per albs
1 oaf
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TEA—There is less excitement in our market, yet several
parcels of common eound Cougou have sold at 110 to is per lb.
Other teas support former terms. The supply in warehouse
is still very large. Congou, 110 to Is; Niug
Yong and Oolong, lid to 2s; Souchong, 100 to 2s Gd;
Flowery Pekoe, to to 4s 6d; Caper,— to —; Scented Caper.
Is to Is 103; Orange Pekoe, is to Is 45; Scented Orange
Pekoe, is 43 to 2.63; Twankay, 61 to is 2d; Hyson Skin, Gd to
Is 2d: Hyson, is Gd to Is 61 ; Young ilyson, d 1 to 2s 4d;
Imperial, lid to 25 4d; Gunpowder, 101 to 3. Gd; Assam, is 3d
to 45 43 per lb.
SUGAR—For all raw sugars there has been an improved de-
mand, and prices have advanced fully 61 to Is per cwt. West
India has sold at 43. to 555; Mauritius, 44a to 54■ 6d ;
Bengal, 42. to 495; and inferior Madras, 41s 61 to 45s 8d
per cwt. Floating cargoes of sugar have ruled very firm, and
ilavannah has realised 35s per cwt. Refined goods are steady,
at Glaild to Gls per cwt. Crushed supports former terms.
MOLASSES—We have no change to notice in the value of this
article. The demand may be considered steady.
COFFEE—•A full average business is doing in all kinds,
at previous currencies. Plantation Ceylon has sold at 63.6.1 to
Gus 6d; and good ord native, 65s to 55s 6d per cwt.
COCOA—The demand is by uo means brisk. Prices, how.
ever, rule very high. Red Trinidad, 73s to 76s ; grey, 66s to
68s; Granada, 70s to 745; 13ahia and Para, 63s to 64e;
Guayaquil, 72st and St. Domingo, 88s per cwt.
RICE—The stock has now increased to nearly 48,000 tons,
and very larg • supplies are still on passage to England. The
demand is heavy, and prices are with difficulty supported.
PROVISIONS—I•'ine Irish and foreign butters are in re-
quest, on higher terms. Inferior parcels, including English, are
dull. The Gaccn market is homy, at previous rates. In other
provisions very little is doing.
COTTON—The sales this week are about 3,000 bales, at full
prices.
WOOL—The imports and sticks continue moderate. The
bus sees doing is not extensive, yet price* generally are well
supported.
HEMP AND FLAX—Petersburg clean hemp is dull, at
361 lUe to 374; and Riga Rhine, 371 to 371 10a per ton. The
flax market is devoid of animation, at barely stationary
prices.
6ALTPETRE—AII kinds are a slow sale, but we have no to.
teal decline to notice in the quotations. The supply in the
market is very small.
SPIRITS—There is a good demand for rum, at full prices.
Proof Leeward. and East India, 2s Gd to 2s 7d per gallon.
The brandy market is firm, and the finest parcels are worth
14s per gallon. Malt spirit, proof, lie 2d; Geneva, 3s to 45 per
gallon.
ME fALS—Scotch pig iron has sold at 73s 6d to 74a cash.
Manufactured parcels command full prices. Tin is steady.
Banes, 144. to 1455; Straim, 143 s to 144.. Tin plates are
very firm. Speller has advanced to 291 per ton on the spot.
HOPS—Fli,e new hops are in steady request, at full prices.
In other kinds only a minted business is doing. Mid and
East Kent pockets, 31 5s to 51 14s; Weald of Kents,
31 5s to 41145; Sussex, 313 a to 31165; yearlings, 1110. to 31 3s
per cwt.
POTATOES—The best qualities are in request, on higher
terms—vM., from 93* to 130 e per ton. Other kinds are dull.
OlLS—Linseed oil, on the spot, has realised 38p Gd to
38s lid percwt. Olive supports the lam advance. In other oils
very little is doing. Turpentine moves off slowly, at 44s rid to
48s for [mints, and rough, Its per cwt.
TALLOW—The trade is leas active, and prices have become
rather easier. P.Y.C., on the spot, 61s 61 to Gls 9d; January
to March, 615; April to June, 56. per cwt. The import.* this
week are about 250 casks.

COALS—Taiitield Moor, 14s 6d; Heugh Hall, 17s; Stewart's,
19s; Lambtoo, lds 6d; Whitworth, 16s ticl; Eden Main,
17s dd ; Oosforth, 16s 9d ; Riddell, 16s lid; Tees, 19s ; Pensher,
17s ; Braddyll's, :ds per ton.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE The beef trade has ruled
heavy, at drooping prices. sheep and calves have steadily ad.
♦anced iu value. Pigs have been dull. Beef, front 3* ed to
Sr ; mutton, Ss to be 6d; veal, es 4d to 68 ; pork, ds 8d
to 1s 2d per dlba to sink the offal.
NEWCIATE AND LEADENHALL—The trade has ruled
steady, as follows:—Beef, from as to 4s 6d; mutton, 3s 6d
to 4s lUtt; veal, 4s to be 4d; pork, as 50 to 58 4d per dlbs by
the carcase.

DAGOT—Oa the 19th instant, at Blithlield, Staffordshire, Lady
Bagot, of a son.
CARTWRIGHT—On the 15th instant, in Park•street, the wife
of Col. Henry Cartwright, Grenadier Guards, of a daughter.
DRUIMOND—On the instant, at Clovelly Court, Lady
Drummond, of a son.

COLVILLE—BAILLIE—On the 20th instant, at St. George's,
Hanoverisquare, Major the HOD. Wm. James Colville, Rifle
Brigade, to Georgians Mary, daughter of Evan Batlite, Esq.,
of Dochfour.
GOOCH —K N IGHT--On the 20th instant, at St. James's Church,
Lieut.-Colonel Henry Gooch, late of the Coldstream Guards,
to Frances Elizabeth, daughter of the late Robert Knight,
Esq , of Grosvenor.square.
NIX /N—STOPFORD--On the 6th instant, at Malta, Captain
Arthur Nixon, Rifle Brigade, to Emily Winifred., daughter
of Rear- admiral the Hon. Sir Montagu Stopford, K.C.B.
SANDERSON—FRANKLYN—On the 15th instant, at Lea-
mington, John Sanderson, Captain RN., to Alice Mars,
daughter of George Wootlion Franklyn, Esq., M.P.