The Press.
London, England, 1854-09-30 00:00:00

Vetrogiitut glirkets.

(Reported exelueively for " Tsz Pawns.")
CORN.EXCRANGE —Very moderate supplies of English
wheat have been received up to our market this week, coastwise
and by land carriage. Really fine samples have been in fair re-
quest, at full prices ; but other kinds have moved off slowly, at
barely late rates. There has been a fair inquiry for foreign
wheats—the import of which has been small—on former terms.
Floating cargoes have commanded quite as much money as of
late. Grinding barley has changed hands at an advance of is
per quarter; but malting and distilling sorti have sold slowly.
In the value of malt we have no change to notice. Oats have
met a slow inquiry, on former terms. Beans and peas have been
in short supply and fair request, at full currencies. The flour
trade has boen firm, at the late improvement in value. The
continental demand has fallen off.

ENousu—Wheat, Essex and Kent white, 55s to 70a; red,
516 to 665; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 52s to Ws. Malting barley,
306 to 336 ; grinding ditto, to ; distilling, to —,
Malt, 62e to 70$. Feed oats, 21$ to 25s ; potato, 25e to 28s.
Bye, 386 to 40s. Tick beans, 40s to 486 ; pigeon, 42s to 56e.
Grey peas, 35s to 37s ; maple, 38s to 40e ; white boilers, 40s to
45e per quarter. Town-wade flour, 50s to 555; country marks,
42s to 48s per 2801bs.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
English 3420 .. 1110 .. 3620 .. 1990 .. 1670
Irish
Foreign .. 6990 .. 2050 .. .. 8740 .. 50 sks.
Ms.

LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY.—
Wheat, 4629 quarters, 58s 28 ; barley.9l2 quarters, 27s 10d; oats,
1052 quarters, 268 8d; rye, 76 quarters, 37s 9d; beans, 179
quarters, 42s Id ; peas, 151 quarters, 41s sd.
IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 53s 2d; ha.
ley, 298 2d ; oats, 24s 7d ; rye, 34s Ild ; beans, 42s 91; peas,
37s 3d.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 59s 2d; barley,
81s 5d ; oats, 27s ; rye, 38s 5d ; beans, 468 8d ; peas,
38- Bd.
ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 85,984;
barley, 6,919; oats, 6,9 38 ; rye, 543 ; beans, 1,595; peas, 833
quarters.
TEA—Although the business doing in our market is by no
means large, there are very few sellers of common sound Congou
under lOid per lb. The stock is now 5,000,0001bs in excess of
lsvt year.
iUGAR—The business done in our market this week has
been very moderate, yet we have no change to notice in prices.
Fine yellow Barbadoes has sold at 395; low to good, 318 6cl to
36. 6d ; brown, 308 to 31s; fine yellow Demerara, 39s ed to 408;
low to good, 338 to 395; low to mid Bengal, 38s to 39s 6d;
yellow, 38s to 41. ; white, 418 6d to 43s ; grocery Msdras, 33s to
38s ; grainy yellow, 34s to 40s; white, 408 68 to 425; inferior
Mauritius, 25s to 26s 6d; raid to fine, 27s to 308 fld per cwt. In
crushed very little is doing. Refined goods are dull, at from 43s
to 438 68 for brown lumps, and 44s to 48s for grocery.

MOLASSES—Low to floe West India have changed hands at
Ds 6d to 15s; and Porto Rico, 14s to 14s 6d per cwt. The
market is rather dull.

COFFEE—Our market is inactive, on former terms. Good
.rd native has sold at 45s per cwt. A few parcels of Porto Rico
have realised 51s to 54s 6d.
COCOA—This article is rather dearer, with an improved sale.
Fine red Trinidad, 38s to 428 ; grey, 328 to Ns; Granada, 318 to
368 per cwt.
CHICORY—AII kinds move off elowly,and the quotations are
barely supported. British root, 91 105 to Ill; powder, 151 to
201; foreign root, in bond, 101 105 to 10115 s per ton. The supply
of English is good—of foreign, limiled.
RlCE—Several parcels of Bengal have been withdrawn from
public sale, at from 13s to 145 per owt. Importers are firm, yet
prices are with difficulty supported.
SEEDS—Winter tares have sold briskly, at 108 per bushel.
Linseed is dull. Azoff seed has been quoted at 56s to 568 6d ex
ship; Calcutta, 575; Bombay, 598; Marianopoli, 555; and
Taganrog, 55e per quarter. Other seeds are held on former
terms. Cakes are rather dnll.

PROVISIONS—There is a good business doing in most
kinds of Irish butter, the prices of which have an upward ten-
dency. Fine foreign butter is 4s dearer, with a firm market.
English qualities are dearer, but the demand is by no means
active. There is very little doing in bacon, the value of which
is again rpCher in favour of buyers. Hams, lard, and cheese con•
tinue dus.
INDIGO—Owing t' the near approach of the public sales, at
which about 12.000 chests will be offered, the business doing in
this article is limited, yet holders refuse to sell except at an ad-
vance in the quotations, compared with the previous auctions, of
from ki to 7d per lb.
HEMP AND FLAX—The nominal quotations of Petersburg
clean hemp are 601 to 621 per ton. East India qualities
command very little attention. Flax, jute, and coir goods are
heavy.
WOOL—This week's imports are small. The next public
sales of colonial wool will commence on the 19th of October. It
is expected that about 50,000 bales will be offered. English
wools are firm, and quite as dear as last week. In other kinds
very little is doing.
COTTON—Our market is dull, but we have no change to
notice in the quotations.
TALLOW—Our market is very flat, at 63s per cwt on the
spot. For forward delivery scarcely any business is doing.
Town tallow, 62s net cash.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAT.LOW FORWARDED FROM RUSSIA.
126.3.

Shipped at Cronstadt to 4th (16th) September 110,F+95
Of which arrived about

35,595

.
.Shipped at Archangel —
9,500
Shipped at Prussian ports to this date about
, •

111,600
Of which arrived about

Aetnally on the water.
On the way down to the Prussian frontier 2/4,680
On the waters
Arrived at London

Despatched

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