The Press.
London, England, 1853-07-09 00:00:00

glttropolitan Rtatitts.

(Report"! exeloairely for " THE PRE IL")

CORN EXCHANOE —Since our last report very limited
suppliers of English wheat have been on rode here, coastwise and
by land carriage. Alt) Ali the demand, owing to the falling off
hi the ismniry for foreign wheata on French and Belgian
account, has been lean Relive than in the previous week, prices
have further selvanced Is to 2s per quarter. Foreign wheats,
the import* ssfw hick have been limited, have sold at the late
improvement in value. Barley has moved off freely, at is per
quarter more money. The malt trade has ruled steady at ex.
hem* elirrelleieS. There has been a good demand fur beans
mid pears, the value of which has risen Is per quarter. Flour
has freely maintained last Friday's advance.

ENlll.ll4ll—Wheal, Emmert and Kent while, 44R to 63R; red,
44e to 54R ; Norfolk and Lineolto red, 448 to 54e. Mailing barley,
31s to 3Ser ; grinding ditto, Vs to 30R; diatillßlg, 2mi to 30s.
Malt, 4sw to ON. Feed oats, 21/a to 245; potato, 94a to 27e.
Rye, 2Se to 31s. Tlek beans, 35s to 395; pige on, 37a to 459.
linty peag. 32g to 365; maple, 34R to:l7g ; white boilers, 33R to
41s per quarter. Towmunale hour, 42s to 47e; country marks,
35s to 40a per 21901b5.

ARRIVALS THTS WEEK.
Wheel Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
English 211;0 .. 140 .. 47:10 .. 3530 .. 1270
Irish

Foreign .. 152111 .. 2120 ..

3-034 .. 52901wi5.

LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY—
Wheat, 2,998 'quarters. 48s Ad ; barley, quarters, —; oats,
2.115 quarters. 20s 70; rye, 7 quarters, 29s ; beans, 181
quarters, s9s iitl; peas, 23 quarters, 394
SEEDS—There has been more doing in linseed, the value of
which has had an upward tendency. Caleutta, on the spot, .17s
to 4ss; DMA Sea, afloat, 45e to irei lid per quarter. The best
Calcutta rape is worth 47s to 495. Cakes support last week's
currency._

1111PERIA1. WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 47s 311; beu,
ley, 20s 1041; oat,►, 2046641; rye, 32s 641; beaus, 40s LI; peas
3541011.

THloo RIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 45e ; barley.
29s S4l; oats, l9a Id ; rye, 33s ; beans. ass 4d ; peas, 31s 4tio
GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat. 80.6611 ; barley, 1,712;
oats, 1.2,105; rye, 1:17 • beans, 3,118; pees, 261* quarters.
TEA—The public sides held this week have plumed ofT slowly,
AIM green parcels have changed hail& on lower tonna. Prio
rattly, the demand is in it sluggish state, and common mound
controls is freely otb•red at 11 id per pound. Up to Saturday bust
duty was pslid on 22.389.7501b5., against 21,483,4261ba. in 1552.
SUGAR—Moist kinds of raw sugar have met a very inactive
de I. In prices, however, no material change has taken place.
Good to tine yellow Ilarbadoes lout sold at from 3714 to 39m per
cwt. ; goost to tine brown ohunaieit, 33a to 34s ; good to tine
brown Trinidad, 32a 64 to 33a ; tine yellow Demerara, 3ss to
39s ; good and tine yellow Mauritius, 355 to 3154 ; mid. to good
Dettarem, :His nil to 38s ; soft brown Madras, 294 Ott to 29a nil per
cwt. Relined goods have been in request at from 45s nil to 411 s
fur brown, and 46s tisl to 49$ for low to tine groeery. The total
,'lesson's to the 2nd instant were 3,104,127 ewt. against 4,045,9 K)
cwt. Isral. _ _

COFFEE—WM have no elinnge to make In the demand for, or
value of, any kind. Good ord. native is quoted at than 46w to
47s tier ewt.
BlCE—This article is firm, and sides have been made at a
farther advance is prices of 3.1 per ewt.
PROVISIONS— Irish butter has sold readily at an advanee of
from 2s to 4s per ewt. Carlow, Channel, and Kilkenny, sss to
was landed ; Cork, 83s to Ron ; I,* MOw to els ; Newry, rahl ;
Trader. Ms per cwt. The best tOreign is fis per wed. *tearer.
English continues steady, and fill, weekly Dortet is quoted at
from gas to 92s per ewt.; fresh, as to 12s per dozen pounds.
There is more inquiry for bacon. Waterford sizeable, 65s to 57s
landed; Ilambro', Oh* to a4s. Mhbilles are selling at stts to fitis;
tierces. 56s to fuss. Irish bladdered lard, 684 to 735; and Itambra,
70s to 7:ls per cat,
TALI A IW—Owing to the limited **OA on hand. the unfavour-
able stories from 'Russia. and the repeal of the soap duties, this
market is very active, on higher terms. P. t'., on the spot,
51s 341 to tins lid 1110 5-1 S ; and for delivery *hiring the last three
months, Ms per ewt. Town tallow is worth sos per ewt, set
rash.
OlLS—Linseed oil is ilt good reqnest, at from 29s ad to 30s per
ewt. In fish oils very little business is doing. A large business
is doing in turpentine, at 44s for British and 45s for American.
COALS—Cherton Main, 14s 6d ; Holywell, lam 0.1; lietton,
thj ; stewarcs, 17s ; Cassop, las; West Kelloe, 15w 61 per
ton.
SPIRITS—Thu market for rum is active at very Mt prices.
Proof Lewants, is told to is East. India, is 1011 to Is laid;
mid Itavalloah. Is In per gallon. large business is doing in
brandy, at the late ielv,inee. Fine old parcels are worth da per
gallon. Geneva and eoni spirits slippol I late commies,
INl)l4lo—Owing to the approaelling stiles seareely spy par.
Chaliytl limo been Mails i 4 the private egigrset market.

HAY AND STSAW—Meadow hay, 31 5s toll Oa; clover ditto,
di to 515 a ; and innto, 11 7e to 11 Ha per haul.

HOPS—The plantation accounts being more favourable, the
duty is called 140,0001; whilst the demand is in a sluggish state,
at last week's currency. The imports are 1110 bales from the Con.
Uncut. Mid and East Kent pockets, 1303 to 180 a; Wield of
Kent, 128 a to 140 s ; and Sussex, 115 s to 130 s per cwt.

WOOL—The next series of colonial wool sales will commence
on the 14th inst. About lio,ooo bales will be brought forward.
Although the early ifairs are passing off extremely well, the de-
mand by private contract is heavy. This weeks imports are
about 3,000 bales.
POTATOES—New potatoes, the supplies of which are
tolerably good, command a steady sale, at from As to 21s per
cwt. About 2,000 baskets have come to hand from the Continent
in good condition.
SMITHFIELD—The supplies of beasts having been on the
increase, the demand for that description of stock has ruled in.
active, and prices have given way 2d per Allis. Sheep, with the
exception of the best old Downs, have moved off slowly, at
drooping prices. Lambs and calves, as well as pigs, have sold
heavily on lower terms. Beef, from 3s to 4. 6d ; mutton, 38 241 to
4s lild ; lamb, 4s 10d to 6s 2d ; veal, 3s 841 to 48 104; pork, 3s 2d
to 48 per Albs, to sink the offal.
NEWGATE AND LEADEN HAl.L—Owing to the prevailing
hot weather the general demand has been heavy, at drooping
currencies. Beef, front 2a bd to 4s ; mutton, 3s to 4s Gd ;
lamb, 48 bd to ; veal, 3s 8d to 48 lOil ; pork, 311 to 4. 2d per
Sibs by the carcase.

GREW —On the sth inst., at WaWilmslow House, the wife of
John Glennie Greig, Esq., LL.D., of a daughter.
HAMILTON—On the lath ult., at Vienna, the wife of Frederic
Hamilton, Esq., First Attachi to her Maiesty's Legation at
that Court, of a daughter.
KINLOCH—On the sth inst., at Westhounieplace, the wife of
Captain Kinloch, Grenadier Guards, of a daughter.
LEE—On the 3rd inst., at Baledon•ludge, Torqiuty, the wife of
Captain T. H. I.ee, of a daughter.
STOI'FOItD—On the 3rd iust., in Eaton•place, Mrs. William
Stopford, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.

AUBER—ST. LO—Ou the 29th ult., at Caundle Marsh, Dorset,
Henry Peter Auber, Esq., of North Petherton, Somerset, to
Mary Jane, daughter of Lewis George St. Lo, Esq., of Marsh
Court, Dorset.
CLARKE-43MYTH--Ou the sth inst., at Norwich. the Rev.
John William Clarke, A.M., Roll of the late Mir William Clarke,
Bart., to Elizabeth Frances, daughter of Edward Smyth,
Esq., of Norwich, cud of Hurdafield, Macclesfield.
FORRES—COLBECK—On the 30th of April, at the Cathedral,
Madras, Louis Forbes, Eaq., of the Hon. East India Com-
pany's Civil Service, to Emma Enuices, daughter of Major
Henry Colbeck, pollee magistrate at the presidency.
NEWCOMEN—DORAN-4)n the 6th inst., at St. Georprii,
Hanover4muare, Charles Edward Newcomeu, Esq., to
Rebecca, widow of the late Lieutenant Robert Doran, of H. M.

Ittth Royal Irish.
NEELY—RENNY—On the SOth ult., at the Embassy, Hanover.
the Rev. A. C. Neely, Rector of Ashton, Nortiounptonshire, to
Louisa Antoinette, second daughter of the late Samuel Rainy,
Eaq., of Dublin.
TH N N E—GORE--On the sth, at St. George's, H anover•square,
Lord Edward Thyme?, to Cecilia Anne Mary, daughter of the
late Charles Arthur Gore, Esq., of the Ist Life Guards.
TURING-1)AVID8014---On the 29th ult., at the British Lega-
tion at the Hague, Robert Francis Turing, Es+, soh of Sir
James Henry Turing, Bart., 1111.51. Consul at Rotterdam, to
Catherine Georgians, daughter of Walter S. Davidson, Esq.,
of St. James's-street, Louden.

ANFOSSI—On the 2fith ult., at Lower Belgrave.plare, S. P.
Anfossi, Esq., aged 81.
ATKINSON—On the 26th of February, at Melbourne, Port Phillip.
Annie, aged 2s; and on the 28th of February, Sarah Jane.
aged 14, the only daughters of the late Robert Atkinson, Esq.,
of St. Mary-at-Hill, City, and Camden New Town.
COCKTON—On the 26th ult., at Bury St. Edmund's, Mr. Henry

Cockton, the novelist.
COOPER—On the Ist inst., at Brighton, Miss Cooper, aged 77.
COPE—I hi the Roth ult., Sarah Cope. of Baroneld, widow of the
late James Manby Cope, Esq., aged 82.
CREE—On Sunday, the 3rd inst., at Osmington, Dorset, in the
73rd year of his age, John Cree, Esq.
FRAMER—On the 28th ult., at Bonn, Marjorie, daughter of the
late lion. William Fraser, of Saltoun, aged 31.
FORDHAM—On the 30th ult., at St. Alban's, Edward Allen
Fordhatit, Esq., aged 83.
GUILLEMARD—On the 29th WA., at Eltham, Kent, Susannah,
widow of the late Daniel Guillentard. Esq., aged $O.
HONAN—On the 4th hist., at Nottingham•place, Michael Burks
Ilottati, Esq.
I.IOHTFOOT —On the Ist Inst., at Milton-next•Gravesend,
Robert Lightfoot, Esti., late storekeeper of H.M. Victualling-
yard. Deptford, aged 75.
.ORISON—t►n the 25th tat., at Ruby Doves, near liagshot, Sur-
rey. Jane, the beloved wife of Alexander Morison, aged SO.
PAYNE—On the 4th inst., at Upper Gower street, aged 69,
Elizabeth Halford, relict of the late Lieutenant• Colonel Payne,

of the Royal Artillery.
r1.`,M11414.--On the 2P4th ult., at Golitord House, Riot Lothian,

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the Earl of Wemysa and March.
lIEDWtX/1)—On the 3rd inst., at Chertney, Eleanor, widow of
the late Abraham Redwood, Esq., of Cassada•garden, Maligns,
aged $9.
SPRATT—On the 15th ult., at Telgumotith, Commander Janet
Spratt, R.N.. aged 89.
TAN-UM—On the 30th ult., Richard Taylor, Esq., of Church-row.
Lintehoutie, aged $l.
UNWIN—On the 30th ult., in Rlaulforrl•plare, Regent's•ppark.
Mrs, Hannah Unwin, relict of tin' late Samuel Uuwin, Esq.,

aged 82.
WILLIAMSON-011 the 28th ult., at lialifax, after a long illness,
Thomas Williannum, Esq., collector of inland revenue, (sued $7.
WYLDE—On the hot inst., at Anglesey, Hants, Edward Handy
ll
Wyhie, Esq., RN., of Lalsdown•crescent, Cheltenham.

31R . JAMES HANNAY, Author of "Single-
t tou Foutenoy," eke., will deliver his EAST of SIX LEC.
TURES on SATIRICAL LITERAtcio.:, at the Literary In-
stitution, Edward-street, Portman-square, on Wednesday, duly
13th, at Eight O'clock p.m. precisely. subject of Lecture—
Myron, Moore—the Present Aspect of Satirical Litorature.
~,itbseriptloii to the Reserved Seats, 35.; Area and Gallery,
Tickets to be obtained at. Mr. SAMS Royal Library, Si.
James'ii•sUvet ; and et the Library of the institution.