The Press.
London, England, 1854-07-15 00:00:00

SATURDAY,

wheat from abroad. Even the finest parc et a very
dull inquiry, and the quotations have bad adownwardtendency.
In floating cargoes next to nothing has been doing. The sale
for barley has ruled dull, at late rates. Most kinds of malt have
been lower to purchase, with a very dull inquiry. In oats only
a moderate business has been doing, but we have no alteration
to notice in their value. Beaus, peas, and flour have moved
off heavily, at last week's currency. The imports of the latter
continue good.
isENOLlllll—Wheat, Essex and Kent white, 71s to 859 ; red,
66. to 79s ; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 09s to 775. Malting barley,
40s to 48a; grinding ditto, Mis to 89s; distilling, 87s to 395.
Malt, 68a to e2s. k'eed oats, 275 to 319 ; potato, 815 to 345.
Rye, 53s to 555. Tick beans, 44s to 525; pigeon, 40a to 02s.
lirey peas, 44s to 40s ; maple, 479 to 49s ; white boilers, 575 is
48s per quarter. Town-made flour, 83s to 869; country marks,
52s to bits per 2801b5.

ARRIVALS THIS WEE!.
Wheat. ilarley. Malt. Osts. Flour.
English .. 790 .. 8170 .. 13e0
irtsh
Foreign .. 16900 .. 3520 .• -- 21570 .. 15904460 aka.
bls.

LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY—
Wheat, 1,160 quarters, Ms 7d ; barley, 1,490 quarters, 35s 114 ;
oats, 1,833 quarters, 27. 7d ; beans, 102 quarters, 43s 44 ; peas,
48 quarters, 46s 24.
IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 78s 64; bar•
ley, 38s tid ; oats, 80. 2d ; rye, 485 2d; beaus, 48s 7d; peas,
475 14.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES Wheat, 781 2d; barley,
37s ; oats, 30s 2d ; rye, 49s 24 ; beaus, 49s 54; peas,
47s 4d.
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ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat,
as, 46,473 ;
barley, 4,069 ; oats, 9,845; rye, 62 ; beaus, 2,080; pe 243
quarters.
TEA—During the week the inquiry for most kinds has been
confined to immediate wants. In prices, however we have
no change to notice. Common sound congou is selling at lid
per lb.
SUOAR—The demand is very inactive, on former terms.
Low yellow Barbadoes has realised 33s to 33s tid ; mid to rine,
34s to 3Ss; brown, 30s 641; brown Barbieri, 31s to 31s 6d; tine
yellow Mauritius, 35s 6d to Stis ; brown, 973 6d to 31s ;_ date-
yellow Bengal, 11s to 34e; tine white Bemires, 40e lid; St.
Croix, 37s to 39s 6d per cwt. Foreign sugars, afloat., are dull.
Crushed—both English and foreign—may be bad on easier
terms. Refined goods are dull, at 43s 6d to 44s for brown
lumps, and 44s to 48s tkl for low to tine grocery. The total
clearances to the Bth inst. were 3,334,579 cwts, against 3,205,193
cwts last year.
MOLASSES—An descriptions are very dull in sale, and the
quotations continue to decline. Low to fine West India, lbe
to 16s; Cuba and Porto Rico, lei to ltis 9d; Bengal and
Mauritius, 14s lid to Has per cwt.
COFFEE—A full average business has been transacted in
good ord native Ceylon, at 43a (kJ to 44s per cwt. All other kinds
of coffee move off steadily, at full currencies.
COCOA—Our market is steady, at full quotations. Granada,
29s to Sts per cwt ; Bahia, 27s to 29s tid ; Para, 29s to tins; and
Guayaquil, 32s to 33s per cat.
CHICORY—A very limited business is doing in this article,
as follows:—British rout, 91 10s to Ill; tureigu, 101 100;
English powder, 161 to 201 per ton.
RlCE—Holders are firm; but the transactions are very
limited, at last week's currency.
SEEDS—Generally speaking, the demand is heavy, and the
currencies have a downward tendency. Cakes may be bad on
rather lower terms.
SALTPETRE—Very little is doing in this article. Sales have
taken place at from Sits to 33s per cwt.
PROVISIONS—The sale fur Irish butter is rather active, at
an advance iu the quotations of 2s per cwt. Foreign qualities
have improved 2s to 8s ; and English, 2s per cwt. There is a
steady, but by no means active, sale fur bacon, the value of which
has an upward tendency. All other kinds of provisions are a
dull inquiry.
TALLOW—Our market is firm. P. Y. C., on the spot, is
selling &tads lid; and for delivery during the last three mouths,
68s 6d per cat. Town tallow is worth 64s net cash.
OlLt4—Siuseed oil is firm, at 365 641 per sat on the spot.
Brown rape is quoted at 42s 9d to 43s ; pale, 445 9vi to 40s;
palm, 34s to 37s 8d ; cocoa-nut, 49s to 50a on the spot., and 60* to
tils for arrival. In fish oils nu change cau be noticed. English
turpentine (spirits), 40e; American, 41s to 41s tid per cwt.
Stockholm tar, 28s; Archangel ditto, 39s per barrel.
COALS—Chester Main, 18s; Holywell, 195 tkl; Tantield
Moor, 17s 3d; Oosforth, 18e lid; Eden Main, 24.15; Belmont,
19a tkl; Brsddyll, 200; Stewart's, 21e; Cassop, 19s Od per ton.
WOOL—The public sales have commenced steatuly, and
Port Phillip qualities have advanced Id per lb compared with
the previous auctions. The value of other kinds is well sup-

ported.
HEMP AND FLAX—Hemp is dull and lower. Petersburg
clean has sold at till to 621 per ton. The sale for Ear; is
heavy.
COTTON—Very few transactions have taken place, yet prices
are well supported.
SPIRITS—The market for rum is heavy, and we have sellers
of proof Leewards at is Bid to 2s ; East India, is 8d to Is 9d per
gallon. Brandy is steady and quite as dear as last week.
Geneva and cony spirits are dull, and lower to purchase.
POTATOES—The supplies are large, and in good condition.
An extensive business is doing. English, 6s to is per ev.t ;
foreign, 4s to 5s per basket.
INDIGO—The sales are progressing steadily, and, in some
instances, the quotations have advanced 24 to 3d per lb.
SMITHFIELD—Each kind of stock has been in moderate
supply and fair request, at full prices. Beef, from 39 4d to 8a ;
mutton, 3s lid to Os ; lamb, 4a Bid to 3s 10d ; veal, 3s 4d to
4s 10d ; pork, 3s 4d to 4s 8d per bibs to sink the otfals.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL— These markets have
ruled steady, and the quotations have been well supported.
Beet; from 3s 24 to 4e ed ; mutton, 3a 41 to 4. 10d ; lamb,
4s 81 to 84; veal, 3s 4d to 49 8d ; pork, 3s 6d to 4s 104 per
sibs by the carcase.

BIRTHS.
DELAMAINE—On the 11th instant, at Jersey, the wife of
Llent:Colonel Delamaine, C. 8., of a daughter.
LINCOLN—On the tith instant, in Queen Anne-street, the wife
of the Bishop of Lincoln, of a daughter.
MAYHEW—On the 11th instant, in Chester-terrace, Regent's.
park, the wife of Charles Mayhew, Esq., of a daughter.
MONTEFIORE—On the IGth instant, at Christchurch-road,
Brixton-hill, Mrs. John Muntettore, jun., of a daughter.
PETO—On the 11th instant, in Kensington Palace-gardens,
Hyde-park, the wife of S. Morton Peto, Esq„ M.P., of s son.
RAMSAY—On the 6th instant, at Aberdeen, the wife of Captain
George Ramsay, RN., of a son.
STEWART—On the 11th instant, in Belgrave-square, Lady
Oetavia Shaw Stewart, of a son.
WALPOLE—On the 10th instant, at Rainthorpe•hall, Norfolk
the Hon. Mrs. Frederic Walpole, of a son.