The Press.
London, England, 1854-04-15 00:00:00

THE PRESS.

The foregoing return, when compared with that of the preceding
week, ending April 1, exhibits the following changes. In the
Püblic Deposits
Other Deposits
Notes Issued
Do. Reserved
4 Bills . ... INCREASE of

Seven-day _
Coin and Bullion
Government Securities
Other Securities DECREASE of 802,452
The Rest DECREASE of 002,919
The amount of active circulation In Notes 022,410,N5J
Do. iii Seven-day and other Bills 1,177,753

23,588,603
14,140,599

Coin and Bullion in both Departments
FOREIGN RAILWAYS
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G. W. of Can.,Sh
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Luxembourg
Lyons & Geneva
Madras
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Na. & Lge. (w. in)
Nrthrn. of Frnce.
Norw. Truk. Prf.
Paris & Lyons
Paris & Orleans
Parish Rouen
Parish Strasbg.
P., Caen & Cher.
Qbec.& Rchmnd,
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Royal Swedish
Sambre & Meuse
S. E. of France
Sthrt of France
Upper Ind. Scrip
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Westrn. of Switz.
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(Reported ex-elusively for "Tint Faxes.")
CORN-EXCHANGE The supply of English Shoat on
sale this week has been very limited ; nevertheless, the
demand for all kinds has ruled inactive, at a decline in the
quotations of from 2a to 35 per quarter. In foreign wheat—
the imports of which have been but moderate—very few trans-
actions have taken place, at 29 to 35 per quarter less money.
There has been very little doing in floating cargoes. The
receipts of barley have fallen off, and the inquiry for that grain
has been less active, at barely previous rates. In malt, oats,
beans, and peas, the sales have been very restricted. The flour
trade has been steady. and from 6,000 to 7,000 barrels of American
have changed hands at extreme rates.
ENGLISH—Wheat, Essex and Kent white, 748 to 87.; red,
705 to 828 ; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 705 to 80s. Malting barley,
408 to 44s ; grinding ditto, 36s to 398 ; distilling, 38a to 40s.
Malt, 588 to 735. Feed oats, 27a to 30s ; potato, 305 to 355.
Nye, 488 to 50a. Tick beans, 448 to 525; pigeon, 40a to 628.
Grey peas. 448 to 468 ; maple, 47a to 498 ; white boilers, 57a to
594 per quarter. Town-made flour, 688 to 708; country mark.,
56s to 64a per 2801b5.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
English 240 .. 910 .. 3530 .. 750 .. 92
920
Irish
Foreign .. 5130 .. 800 2640 .. 300 eke.
bls.

IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 71s 5d ; bar-
ley, 36s 2d; oats, 26s lld ; rye, 48s 93 ; beans, 44s 3d; peas,
43s Id.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 77s 3d; barley,
37. 11d; oats, 27a 2d ; rye, 50s 4d; beans, 455 Id ; peas,
40s 9d.
ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 36,628;
barley, 3:1,679; 0at5,13,697; rye, 28 ; beans, 3,611; peas, 721
quarters.
SEEDS—There has been rather an active business doing in
linseed, the prices of which have been ou the advance. Bombay
has produced 725; Black Sea, 705 ; and fine Petersburg, 68s to
70s per quarter. Both red and white clover seed commands full
quotations. In other seeds very little is doing. .
'CEA—Although our market is well supplied, there is more
disposition shown to purchase. In some instances, prices have
an upward tendency. Common sound Congou, is per lb. Up
to Saturday last duty was paid on 9,854,2241be5, against 9,108,5221bs
in 1853.
SUGAR—West India qualities have mostly sold on former
terms; but other kinds have ruled inactive, and the turn lower.
Fine yellow Barbadoes, 38s 6d to 39a 64; mid to good, 345 6d to
38s; inferior, 33s to 345; tine yellow Mauritius, 36s to 36a 6d;
ord to flue refining kinds, 31s to 365 ; soft brown Bengal, 27s to
289 6d; yellow, 29s to 30s Gil per cwt. Refined goods are in
fair request. Brown lumps, 43s 6d to 445; and low to fine
grocery, 44s 6d to 475 6d per cwt. The total clearances to the
rich inst. amounted to 1,650,926 cwts, against 1,580,415 cwts last

year.
MOLASSES—Our market is very fiat, and the quotations have
a downward tendency. West India, les to 17s; Bengal and
Mauritius, 16s to 16s 6d per cwt.
COFFEE—There has been more doing in plantation kinds, at
very full prices. Several parcels of gmd ord native have
realised 45s 6d to 46s per cwt. The sale for foreign coffee is
rather dull.
COCOA—Most kinds are in somewhat improved request, at
very full prices. Grey Trinidad, 30s 6d to 31a; red, 34s to 30s;
Granada, 30s to 335; Bahia, 26s to 275; Para, 28s to 295; and
Guayaquil, 345 to 34s Gd per cwt.
CHICORY—No change has taken place in prices. The
demand has continued firm. British root, 101 to Ill; powder,
161 to 201; foreign root, in bond, 10110 s to 111 per ton.
RlCE—Dealers have purchased with extreme caution, and
several parcels have been withdrawn from auction at 14. ha for
Bengal.