The Press.
London, England, 1857-07-11 00:00:00

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CORN EXCHANGR—Tise present week's arrivals of boar
grown wheat. both bon the nem and distort essislitedinve
been very moderate: MOVlllrailkelk 4111111111111 11111 tp WAS
baa ruled hoary. and rises have hod a downwind terlsery. tilt
fall being Isis Is per daaetst. Feesiga wheels hove serommlg
slowly, at barely eitointiona. The sigghes in i
market have eonsinned INC auk*. "Mg ll=
have not increased. In magons grins win
has beenand passing. There has aMa Armed for boat
English foreign baring, at trillisset god malt Las
been in Migroved reps& Th, tombgme bon salad healthy, so
extreme eurrensies. Fran Ir the ergglen w still vet.
moderate. Both beans sad peas re emnatinded niter morn
money; but SOW MI Odd on Mier illralL

trouse--11%sst, t sz sa4 Zest rod, ids to dist white
63s to 735; lisefolk sod Lisoola Pled. Ns to OW 1011/e. Woke
36e to 465; pesdlit. ditto, tes to Ns : f, s lb MK
Malt, Ns to 70s. Feed oats, 10s to ells; filed, dal lib S.
Rye, 324 to Welsh beans, 34s to Ns; Ilsoissr. Us to Ills •
pigeon, 40s to Grey peso, Sils ; IMO% des to Us
white boilers, to 44s per quarter. Towu-ssisk lour, Ws to
34e; country sharks, 43s to 475; itossoirsids, es to es per
YOOths.

AJRZYALS THIS WIT'S.
Who'd. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
english 1910 .. 90 .. 1440 .. 30 .. life
Irish
Foreign .. 7110 .. 4930 .. .. 0200 .. 11/70 NW
4001 k.

LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON PRIDAT—‘I4I4
2,484 quarters, es 7d ; barley, IS Martyrs Ns 14Id; *Me. US
quarts's, 25e 10d; rye, quartairs, —; beau, lii questees,
42s 34; peas. 7 quarters, 38a.
IMPERI&L WEEKLY AVERAOES—Wbeak Ns 44; bar-
ley, 39.; oats, 27s 3d; rye, 41s 114; beaus, 45s 114;
peas, 44s id.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wbeat, Ws 3d: barley
39s 8d; oats, 265 7d ; rye, 40s 7d; beano. 41a 104;
42s sd.

ENGLISHGRAIN SOLD LAST WEER—Wheat, 83,098
Auley, 1,120; oats, 6,079; rye, 40; beaus, 2,90 G; peas, 200
quarters.
BREAD—The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis
are Rid to 9d: of household ditto, 614 to 8d per 41bs lost.
TEA—Our market rules very firm, and prices are still on the
tavern*. The stook in London is 70,000,783 lbs, against
6.1,030,3001bs in the same period last year. Congou. Is ltd
to
:is rat; Sing Yong and Oolong, Is 3LI to 21; Souchong, is 3d to
2a tkl; Flowery Pekoe,2s 8,1 to 4s; Caper,— ; Scented Caper,
Is 3d to Is 10d; Orange Pekoe, Is 21 to is 4d; Scented Orange
Pekoe, is BAI to 2s 4d; Twankay, 9d to is Sd ; Hylton Skin, 8d to
Is 2d: Hyson, Is 441 to 4s; Young Hyson, 10d to 2s 4d;
Imperial, ls to fls 4d; Gunpowder, is to 3s 8d; Assam, Is tid
to 4s 4d per lb.
SUGAR—AII raw sugars have met a heavy inquiry this
'mew, and prices have further declined from fid to is per cwt.
Barbadoes has sold at from 56s to 61s ; Bengal, 575 to ills ;
and Mauritius, bOs to els 64 per cwt. In crushed very little is
doing. Refined goods are heavy, at from etis to 73s per cwt.
The stook is tolerably large.
COFFEE—Dealers have operatel with great caution, and the
business doing hai beeu confined to small quantities, at about
last week's quotations.
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COCOA—Fine red Trinidad has changed hands at 98s ; and
Carupeno. 1 da lid per cwt. The damaud is inactive, and the
stook is on the increase.
RICE—The demand has fallen off, and there are no buyers
at last week's advance. However, hue white 13eugal is still
held at 145 6d per cwt
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PROVISIONS—There has been very little passing in the
butter market, and inferior qualities have sold on rather easier
terms. The inquiry for bacon is soave, at a further improve-
ment in value of from in to 2s per cwt. Rains and lard are
quite as dear as last week.
COTTON—A full average business is doing in all kinds, at
previous quotations.
!TEMP AND FLAX—For hemp there is very little inquiry,
at barely late rates. The fiat market is heavy, on former
terms.
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WOOL—Owing to the near approach of the public sales of
colonial wool, the trade generally is heavy, sad prices are
almost nominal.
SILK—Our market Is flat, but we have no change to
notice in the quotations. Raw Fossombrone, best,
37s to 41s; second, 31s to 985. Bologna, 32s to 355. Lom-
bardy, best, 37s to 41s: second, 31. to 375. Trent, best, 38s to
39s ; second and inferior, 33, to 355. Naples, best, 36s to 39s ;
second, SI, to Us. Sicilian, 3is to 375. Osoalszitiz
mont, 22.24 deniers, 4.3 s to 41s: 21.23 ditto. 41s to 435. Milan,
Bargain. 20.22 ditto, ♦l. to 414 ; 22.26 ditto, 39s to 425; 2.63 u
ditto, 37s to Ws. TRAK-20.24 deniers, 40s to 44s ; 21.26 ditto,
37s to 40s; 26.30 ditto, 35s to 33s per lb.
SALTPETRE—We have a fair demand for this article at very
full prices. Fine Bengal is worth 42s per cwt.
METALS—Scotch pig iron has sold slowly, at 74s 6d to
74s 3d cash. In manufactured parcels very little is doing.
Speller, on the spot, has realised 301 10. ; English zinc, 351
per ton. There is a good demand for lead, at toll quotations.
Quicksilver, 2s 3d per lb. Tin and tin plates are quite as dear
as last week.
HOPS—The plantation accounts are not to say favourable,
and the duty is called IIU,OOOI. All kinds of hops move off
slowly, and prices are barely supported.
POTATOES—New qualities are in moderate supply and
steady request, at from ds to 10s per cwt.
OlLS—Linseed oil has sold slowly, at 40s per cwt on the
spot. Ripe is quiet. at 511 for foreign relined, tend .501 los
to foil for brown. Olive oils are firm. Mogadore, 501 to bit;
Spanish, 551; Gallipoli, Sal to 571. No change in turpentine.
American spirits, 444 to 44s ad; English, 435; rough, Itis 9d
per owl
TALLOW—Our market has become rather heavy, and
prices are drooping. P. Y. C., on the spot, 67s 61 to 57s 9d
per cwt.
COALS -- Wylam, 156 Gd ; Tees, 17s Gil; Helton, 17s Cd;
Rtddell, 14s 9d; Breddyll, ids 3d; South Hetton, 17a 3d:
Sealiain, 16s; Hilda. 149 6d ; Hatton, 15s; Haswell, 17s Bd ;
Kelloe, 15s Cd; Haugh Hail, 15s 9d per ton.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE The supplies of fat stock
on sale this week have been moderate and the trade gene-
rally has ruled steady. as follows:—Beef, from 3s to 4s 4d;
mutton, 3. to 5s ; lamb, 5s 641 to 6s 6d; veal, 3s 104 to ss;
pork. 3, 3.1 to Is ad per sibs to sink the offal.
NV:WI:UTE AND LEADENHALL Each kind of
meat has moved off slowly, at our quotations. Beef, front
251 Nis to 4s 4d; mutton, 3s to ♦s 8d; 'lamb. 4s Ind
to 6s; weal. 3s Cd to 4s 6d; pork, 3s 6d to 4s &I per albs by the
carcase.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
Tuesday, July 7.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—GESTATUSGIDLET, Torquay,
Devonshire. sharebroker, and bill•discounter.
RANK RUPTS. —THOMIS PEARAOM, Calthorpe•place, Gray's-
Init•road, ironmonger—Hamm GLADWELL MORTIMER . Lee,
Kent, builder—lmo/to SMITH, JAMBS HILDER, GEORGE
BCRIVENS, end Fiumcis SMITH, Hastings, bankers— WILLIAM
HENRY LIDDETTER, Tonbridge•wslla, corn and hop dealer—
JAMES EDGAR, Bury St. Edmund's, draper and tea dealer—
dorm FArrH, Cambridge•road. Mile•end, provision merchant—
H SNIT Stursott. Ipswich, butcher—Wteetsu RANDALL, New-
Inn, Maidstone, hotel keeper and licensed victualler—MATTHEW
WtesoN, Uevonshire•square, City, commission agent—RODENT
FALCONER. Wharf, Kingsland-basin, Hertford•road. dealer in
bay, manure, and mangle-wurzeI—WILLIAM Fisc H. the younger,
I/action:tort. Tipton, Staffordshire, paper dealer—GEORGE
JONATHAN ROBINSON. Nottingham, silk merchant —WieetAm
Doßrtzen, Dialnavon, Monmouthshire, ironmonger—JOHN
Dottsvar, Liverpool, corn and provision merchantr—GEOßGE
hicoot.sost. Lord•street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cattle dealer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. THOMAR HUTCHIIIOIO,
Ring-street, Tradeaton, Glasgow, baker—AncionAen THowsoN,
and Co., High•street, Edinburgh, woollen•drapers—JollN JOHN-
STON, Hamilton, blacksmith WALTER MULDOON, Black's-
buildings, Aberdeen, butcher.
Friday, July 10.

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BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—JouS GODVSZY, Taunton,
watchmaker.
BANK KUPTS.—Wittiss CLARKE, Kings Lynn, dealer in
ehina—Knasimea TALROTT and SAMUEL GRICE, NOWArD,
Gloucester, ironfounders —Jews GRlssH►w,Guisely. Yorkshire,
sloth miumfaeturer—N ATHANIEL T. Lucca, Macclesfield, brewer
—Joss E►ANI, Aberystwith, Cardiganshire, ship builder—
WILLIAM BLACKMAN, Northfleet, victualler—GEOßGE DANIEL,
Harts, Woodford, boarding-house keeper—JOHN LOWNDB, York-
place, Pimlico, watch nicker—Sir EDWARD P. Batumi, West.
street, Smithfield, glass merchant—Thomas NASH, jun., Greet
Dover-street, Southwark, brush maker—Joss Dowx GORDON,
ZCdon•street, Finsbury, pisnotorte manufacturer—NLAunice