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London, England, 1854-01-07 00:00:00

JANUARY 7, 1854.

43s to 4ks ; grinding ditto, 37s to 435; 40s to 435.
Malt, 65s to 735. Feed oats, 27s to Ole ; potato, 29d to 345,
dye, 44* to 48s. Tick beans, 438 to 635; pigeon, 46* to Ols.
Gray pep, OA to 446 ; ample, 438 to 47s ; whit.) boilers, 62s to
67s per quarter. Town•untile dour, skis to 70s; country Incas,
!Ws to eitis par 2801bs.
ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
English ....1160 • . 2550 • . 2520 .. 11g0 .. 1010
Iris ...... 780 • • ism
Ear
heigu • . 19060 .. 510 .• -- 00 24 sks.
27920 bls.
LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY—
Wheat, 1,753 quarters, 709 1(kl; barley, 1,421 quarters, 43s 8d ;
oats,6A44 quarters, 265 14; rye, SO quarters, 52s 5.1; beaus, 578
quarters, 438 4.1; peas, 385 quarters, bas 2d.
IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 735; bar-
ley, 39s 4.1; oats, 25s td; rye, 47a 51; beans, 40s; peas,
We 3d.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 7ls 91; barle,
395 8d ; oats, 255 ; rye, 44s Cal ; bouts, 42s 2d ; peays,
its 104.
ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 76.785;
barley, 102,471; oats, 21,738 ; rye, 75; beaus, 5,727; peas, 1,910;
quarters.
SEEDS—Linseed has sold briskly at an advance of fully le
per quarter. Clover seed is ht fair request at full priers. 'Most
other seeds ant a slow sale. Both linseed and rape cakes are
quite as dear as last neck.
TEA—There is more doing iii our market, and common sound
Congo' has realised is 2il per lb. The supply on offer is goal.
SUGAR—For all raw sugars the demand Is active, at an ad-
vance in prices of from 6..1 to is per cwt. Good yellow liarbadoes
has changed hands at 375 to 38s ' • crystallised Demerara, 374 to
40s 6.1: good to tine Mauritius, 35s thl to 375 Gil ; Relining kinds,
33s to 365; grainy white Madras, 42. to 44s ; mid to fair yellow,
Sgs ed to 40s ad; ord to good white Benaree, 37s 64 to 3gs eel ;
good grainy yellow, 39s to 390 tid per cwt. Relined goods move
of readily, at front 45. Gd to 48s Gd per cwt. Foreign sugars
are in very active request. In the value of crushed wo have no
change to notice. The total clearances in 1853 were 6,560,004
cwts, against 6,190,312 cwts in 1852.
MOLASSES—About an average business is doing in this ar-
ticle, et fall quotations. West India, las Gd to 18s ; Calm anti
Porto Rico, Ls to 18s 6tl ; Bengal and Mauritius, Wm to 17s lid
per est.
COFFEE—The demand for good nrli native Ceylon Is brisk,
and 4,000 begs have sold at from 50s to tilt 6.1 per cwt. All
other kinds of coffee are firm, and quite as dear as last week.
COCOA—We have an improved Inquiry for most kind*, as fol-
low* :—Red Trinidad, 348 6d to 395; grey, 31R to 345; Granada,
50. to /148; Bahia, 20. to 275; Para, 2ga Gd to 2as Gil; and
Guayaquil, 32s 61 to 34s 6d per cwt.
RIC :—The transactions have exceeded 25,000 bags, at an ad-
vance of from ad to 6d per cwt.
PROVISIONS--Irish butter is In fair request, ami the quota-
thins are supported. Foreign parcels are held at very full
prices. In F:ngllsh only a limited business is doing. The
bacon market is firm, at a rise of front is to 2s per cut. Water-
ford sizeable, COS to 62s per cwt. Hants and lard continue in
moderate request. In other kinds of provisions very little is
doing.
TALLOW—About an average business is doing in this article,
at extreme currencies. P. Y. C., on the spot, is worth 59e 3d
to 39s Gd ; and for March and April delivery, 608 per cwt. Town
tallow, 58a 64.1 net cash.
OlLS—Linseed oil has advanced to 52s 6.1 per cwt. Other-
wise, the demand is rather active. Turpentine is dearer. British
spirit, 565; American, 58, per cwt.
COALS—Riddell, 345; Eden Main, 34s ; Belmont, 31s;
Bradilyll, 345; ITetton, 'lss; Haswell, 355; Stewart's, 355;
Casson, 348 ; Ileugh Hall, 345; Bellow, 345; Cannel, Ills
per ton.
spitturs—Wit have to report a steady market for runt, at full
prices. Brandy is rather dearer, with it good hotniry. British
corn spirits are 3d higher. Geneva, 2s 7d to 3s 34 per gallon.
BAY AND STRAW Meadow bay, 31 ls to Id 12s ; clover
114 Y. 41 to 61 10s; and straw, II 160 to 214 s per load.
WOOL—English wool is steady, and quite as dear as last
week. For foreign and colonial the demand has slightly in.-
pinve.l. About 2,500 bales have arrived this week from our
colonies.
POTATOES—Considering the frost, the supplies of potatoes
are tolerably good. 11110 demand is sternly, as follows:
York Regents, 1255 to 165 s ; Scotch, 95s to 155 s ; Irish, ass to
110 s; foreign, 85s to 12(h. per ton.
SMITHFIELD—The demand for each kind of stock has ruled
active, Fuel prices have advanced 211 to 4d per 8110. Beef, from
as 21 to 4s 104 ; mutton, 3s 6d to Ss 4.1; veal, 4s 24 to
be 4.1; pork, Ss 41 to 104 per bibs to sink the offal,.
NEWOATE AND LEADENHAIL These markets are
firm, and the quotations are on the advance. Beef, from Ss to
4s 4.1; mutton, 3s 44 to 45 10d; veal, 41. to ss; pork, 3s 6.1
to 5s per Blbs by the carcase.

CADOGAN—On the 81st ult., in Greeu-street, lady A&laide
callogau, of a daughter.
DAVIDSON—On the Ist instant, at Notting-hill, the wife of
Lient.-1:01onel Davidson, 81st Regiment of a daughter.
FARRANT—On the 2nd instant, at Dover, the wife of Lieut.-
Colonel Farraut, of a aim.

MAB,BIAGES.
CARTER—OLDRIDGE—On the 12th of November. at Cal-
cutta, It. S. Carter, Esq., of Calcutta, to Mary Jane, daughter
of the late Wm. Oldridge, Esq., of Devonshire.
EFLLOWES--ST. LEGER—On the Bed instant, at Stareroas,
• Devon, John Butler Fellowee, Esq., son of Sir James Fellow es,
to Mary Anne, daughter of the Rev. R. A. St.. Leger, of
Stareroas.
GRIFFIN —LINLEY—On the list ult., Wtu. Parker Griffin.
Esq., of St. Domingo, and New York, U.S., to Mary Anne
Coventry, daughter of George Littley, the emposer.
DEATHS.
CUMBERLAND—On the 241 instant, at Porchester, Hants,
Elizabeth, widow of the late Admiral Cumberland.
DE WILTON—On the 23th ult.., in Upper Wimpole-street,
Mary Jane, daughter of Wm. Kelly de Wilton, F.sq., of Bally-
',arra, county of Galway.
DUNNING—On the sth instant, at Brighton, Henry Gunning,
Esau. late of Cambridge, aged SC.
BINCHLIFFE—On the 20th ult,, at Ramsgate, Charlotte
Hinehliffe, daughter of the late Bishop of Peterborough,
aed 72.
BTODDART—On the Slat ult., at Aahford, Kent, Captain John
Stodtlart, R.N., aged 70.
TURNER—On the 20th ult., at Brow:Weirs, Mrs. Charlotte
Turner, aged 73.
WILSON—On the 28th ult., at Kew. Caroline, last surviving
child of the late Richard Wilson. of Owna Lodge, Tyrone, Esq-
and the Hon. Apo Wilson, and granddaughter of the late
Right Hou. Charles Towashend and the Baroness Greenwich.

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