The Press.
London, England, 1853-11-05 00:00:00

ptropolitan Illadtts.

(Reported exclusively for "Tux Pacts.")
CORN•EXCIIANtI E—The arrivals of English wheat up to
our market this week, coastwise and by laud carriage, have been
on a very moderate scale; nevertheless, the demand for all kinds
has been rather inactive at but little alteration in the quotations..
Voreign wheat—the imports of which have been by no means es.
tensive—has sold mostly in retail pinvels on former terms.
There has been very little doing in floating cargoes. Marianop.di
has been quoted at Ws; Taganrog Uhirks, t;t;i; Sandomteks,
45. ; Galati, to. to 685; and Polish Odessa. Ms per quarter.
Fine barley has moved off freely at full currene'.es ; hut other
kinds have ruled the turn in favour of buyers. In the value of
malt we have no change to notice. Oats have sold steadily at
au improvement of Cd per quarter. Both beaus and peas have
sold at full quotations. In flour—the imports of shish from
Spain have been large—very little has been aoiug.
ExoLiart—Wheat, Eases and Kent white, Kw to bis; red,
Ms to 73e; Norfolk and Lincoln red, ills to 7t*. Mailing barley.
40e to 47a ; friuding ditto, 32s to 3b5; distilling, 31s to 365
Malt, 58a to , nlw. Feed oats, 235 to 26s ; potato, 24s to t?tis.
Rye, gds to 425. Tick beaus, 414 to 445; pigeon, 445 to 50..
Grey peas, 40a to 44. ; maple, 46s to 4fts ; white boilers, 62s to
(Ns per quarter. Town-made flour, Ns to 755; country marks,
WS to Os per 2sOlba.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
English .. 2016 .. 1030 .. Ea) .. 15:10
Irish
Foreign .. 26260 .. 35; 10010 .. G 350 aka.
034 hie.

LONDON AVERAGES DE.CLARED ON FRIDAY—
Wheat 2,lt;t; quarters, 755; barley, 2,629 quarters, 44s okl;
oats, 1,727 quarters, 29srye, 3 uarier-4, 4cs; beaus, 913
quarter., 41s 3d; peas, 350 quarters, 4ss Ild.
IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 119 s Id; bar-
ley, Os 9d; oats, 24s 8d; 176, 40. lthl; beaus, 4:4* 4d; peas,
Ns 101

THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 648 5.1; barley,
Us ild ; oats, 23s 241; rye, ass 8.1; beaus, 45s ; peas,
Ode Id.
GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat. 8.621; barley, `7,1.1;
Oats, 11,497; rye, 191 ; beans, 3,716; peas, 1,637 quarters.
bEF:DS--The demand for linseed has era' t i tttt ed steady at
very AM prices. Rapeseed is 'wares., awl the best Calcutta is
held at 5514 per quarter. Cakes support tiro late advance, with a
good inquiry.
TEA—There is more business tieing ht most kinds, and prices
have an upward tendency. t'ounnou sound t'oeigriu Is worth
lltd to Is per lb. l'p to Saturday last duty ass paid on
36,495.04211.5, against 30,927,030110 s Iu 1552.
ttttliAlt—The supplies brought forward this week have been
small, vet the transactions have been limited to actual wants,
and prices have hail it downward tendeney. Yin' yellow
liarbadoes, 37a 111 to 311* tkl ; mid to good, 34e lid to 375; low,
thle 61 to 84s; crystallised Demerara, 80. to 37s est ; ore to gglOti
30i1 to :1148; low brown Mauritius, 20s to 270; good,
34s dal to 33s Gil per cwt. Relined goods are dull. Brown
hoops, 44s to 446 6d; and low to tine, 44a 6d to 47e per ewt.
In crushed very little is doing. The total elearances to the 29th
ultimo were 5,511,218 ewts, against 5.987,623 eau last year.
MOLASSES—The dentate' I. rather inactive. In plies. very
little change has taken place. West India, 17s to Ifis; Port..
Mice, 17. to 185 per ewt.
COFFEE—Good ord native Ceylon moves off slowly at 458
per cwt. Foreign and plantation kinds are held ou former term.;
but the business doing in them is very moderate.
COCOA—Para has changed hand* at 27e to Oils; and
Guayaquil, 34s to 35s per eat.
1;t1ICORY--Only a limited business is doing In this article,
yet we have no change to notice in privet..
lll4'E—The business doing is limited, and prices are barely
supported. Voriuga, shoal. 13s ; mid lietigml, 14e per cwt.
I'ILOVISIONS—AII kinds of butter are very slow 1,. sale, and,
In sonic Instances, the quotations have a dot‘iiward tendency.
In bacon very little is doing on filmier terms. Lard and loinis
are held et last week's currency; but cheese is very dull, and 21
to 4' per ewt lower.
TAl.l.llW—This market is quiet. but brut. 1'.1'.4•., on the
spot, 57. to 57s 311; and for the spring, 5.s per cat. Tos ti
tallow, /Ws 0.1 net cash ; rough fat, 3,4 3.1.
OILS--Coisinion fish oils are dull and borer. t ithecwi.e,
the market is inactive. Turpentine is offering on easier
terms.
V,OALS—Taiifield Moor, 20* 6.1; tiosfortli, 9.3 s Barton,
23a 6.1; Healey, 23* 641 ; Ltuuley, 23s 6d; Vassal., 2is Oki; Solidi
Mellor., ills 341 per ton.
Sl'lltlTS—Brandy is in fair request and the turn higher.
bales of Cognac, beat brands of lesl, 8. 51 to Ss 7d per gallon.
In rum very little is doing. Proof Leeward*, 2. 7.1 to 2s awl ;
East India, 2s 7.1 per gallon. Geneva all corn spirits tire quite
as dear as last week.
HAY AND STRAW—Meadow hay, 31 5. to Si lbs ; clover
hay, 41 to 61 Os; and straw, 11 14e to 21 2s pet haul.
coloury samples move off atcedily at full pleat:
but other kinds are a slow sale and rallies' low cr to purchase.
New mid and East Kent polkets, 15/ to 201; I% cal.! of Kent, ill
to 131 13s; Sussex, 11158 to 131 per cwt.
WI )01.-••The colonial wool nodes rout • to be thinly
attended by buyers, and prices range front 2.1 to 3d per Ih Isticath
the previous series.
POTATOES—The supplies having increased to seine extent,
the demand is heavy, as follows :—Shaws, 140 a to lests ;
Regents, 160 e to 184)5: foreign. 110 s to 1641 s per ton.
SMITHFIELD—Although the supplies of earls kind of fat
'dock have been tolerably good, the general demand lets ruled
Steady, slid prises have lied an upward tendency. Beef, (Poo
2s 4il to 4,. 4d; Witten. 2s 11.1 1.. veal, 3* 841 to 4s ell
pork. 3.. 4.110 4s Psi per sibs ti. sink the (Ails.
NEWGATE ANT) I.EADENBAI3.--41ie trsde has eom
tinned firm, as follows :—Reef, from 2s 94 to 3s 104 ; mutton,
24 Sd to 4a ftd ; veal, 39 4d to 4s tkl; pork, 3s 44 14.4 s lod per
Ms by the carcase.

DALIITIIPLE--On the 3t,t ult., at 'filuec•ttreet, the Vls-
eottnteks Dalrymple, of a sou.
PAL:BIN—On the 28th ult., at Auteuil, liner Paris, the wife of
Major Sattriu, of a sou.
PIIIItIDAN—On the 3let ult., at Onelow.etputro. Brotoptott,
the wife of Iltehard Mittsley Sheridan, Esq., of a daughter.