The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Nov. 4.
Our supplies this week consist
.of 2,320 qrs. Wheat, 2,25 0 ips
Harley, and 22,2418 qrs. Oats, with 5.000 sacks pricer,,ur Fite
Wheat was scarce and commsnied full Monday's but there was no sale for the inferior sorts. What little tine Barley was at
market, sold on much the same prices as on Monday. Oats were
dull sale, the arrival of Irish being very extensive, and in soon
instances lower prices were taken to efh.et Roles. In prices of Beans
or Pease, we have not to note any varlet ton. There was some de.
mend for Barley in bond, and any
bonded Pease, the fourth
week's average of the former being 41s. 7.1. pet qr., and of the
latter Os. 10d. per qr.; it is expected the ports will open on tbe
18th inst. for both articles.

AVERAGE PRICES, OCT. 29.
S. d
- 6.5 0 Rye - .
- 41 7 Beans . .
- 26 1 Pease - .

Wiles& . .
Barley -
Oats - . .

S.
- 42 6
- 46 11
- 63 le

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UXBRIDGE.
Corn Inspector's Return, Nov. 3.
Wheat, p:r load . . 161 es to 211
Barley, per quarter - . • 21 21 to 21 6
Oats - - - 11 74 to It les
Beans - - - - . 21 9s to 21 16
Pease - - 21 10s to '2l 16
Rye - - - - - 91 Os to el 6

NEWBURY.
Wheat - - 1i414 to 78.
New - - —s to —s
Barley - •• 37. to 41.
Bread, per gallor

ritB -• S.
26s to 33t
Beans 60s to 38,
Pease
I, Is 6d to Is &I 6"
t')
45$

nEvizt.s• , Nov. 3.
Wheat and Beans at per sack ; Barley and Oats per quarter.
Wheat -28 s Od to 40s Od Oats - —s to ate Pd
Barley -40 s Od to Ns Od 1 Beans - 204 to 30s PI
HIINGERFORD. Nov. 2.
66s to 70s I Oats -
40s to 411 s Ditto (New)
48a to Gls

Wheat - .
Barley . .
Beans . -

Wheat - -
New . .
Barley .

SALISBURY, Nov. I.
64s to 73s I Oats .
--s to —s Beans .
-36 s to 43s

Xi to hi
-4 10 --a

Wheat
Barley

WARMINSTER, Ocr. 29.
bas to 74s Oil Oats
37s to 50x Od ! Beans

22s to 3
. 61s to 606

26s to 32t
62s to 601

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Town Made, per sack 55s to 60s Norfolk and Stockton 40s to 45,
Seconds - tOs to 55s Bran, per qr. . 12s to 13s
Essex and Suffolk, on Pollard, Fine . 16, to 24s
board ship -45 s to 508

PRICE OF BREAIr—'
The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis is 10d. for the
41b. Loaf. There are Bikers who sell from id. to 20. below that
tate.

SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, Nov. 4.
The market is generally short in supply this morning ; never.
thaless Beef is a heavy trade, very few beasts reaching beyond
44. 10d., and which we.theretore quote as the general price of tie
best. Mutton is at a reduction of 2d. since Monday. when 51.4(1,
was given for select Downs—the choicest are to be had to-day tie
53.24. The few Lambs at market sold at from ss. to se. dd. per
per stone. There is a small advance in Veal, but Pork has sof.
fermi a trifling decline.
Beet - 3s 4d to 4s 104 I Veal
Mutton . 44 Od to 5s 2d Pork .
Lamb Os Od to Os Od
READ OF CATTLE THIS DAY:
Beasts, 706 Sheep, 4,740 I Calves, 175 Pigs, 90
11AV-31A RE ET.
41 His Od to 51 Os Od
31 5% Oil to 4/ 7s fid
51 5s Od to 51 154 011
41 Os Od to 51 Os 04
IF 16s Od to 21 2s 0"

lis Bct to to lid
4s Od to As II

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Hay (Old)
Inferior .
Clover -
Ditto (Inferior)
Straw

NSW GATE AND L EADFThI HA LL—(By the Care
Beal - 2s 8d to 3s 8d I Veal - 33 Id to 59 01
1010Ittoo • 3s Od to 4s 4d Pork - 4s Od to Is 4.1
Lamb Os Ott to Os Od

PRICE OF POTATOES, Nov. 4.
Yorkshire Kidneys . 01 65 Ikl to 0! NOd per Cwt.
Ware - . . . 01 4s Od to 01 6s Od
Middlings - - 01 35 Oil to 0/ 3s 6d

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
Si. .JAMES'S. WHITECHAPEL.
Hay - 700 Od to 106 s Od Flay -70 a Od to 100, 04
Ditto(New) —s Od to —s Od Interior - —1 Od to —a Od
Cloves -9. a Od to 126 s Od Clover - Ws Od to 120 s 04
Straw -36 s 64 to 13a Od Straw -311 s Od to 44s Od

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Hest Dressing Hides . . .
Common ditto . . .
&op Hides, 36 to 38Iba.
Ditto 40 to 45Ibs. . . .
Ditto 45 to bOlbs. . .
Calf Skins 35 to 40Ibs. . -
Ditto 45 to 551bs. . . .
Ditto 55 to 75Ibs.
Small Seal Skins . - . -
Large ditto . . .
Tanned Horse Hide. .
Spanish ditto . . - . .

18d to 214 d
Iltl to 171
15id to lid
17 d to 19d
19 to 2W
18d to 96d
28d to 34d
2.3 d to 254
19d to 214
16d to ltd
12d to lid
I3d to Ili

Prier.
- 354 Ild to 441 01
- 43$ Od to Us Cod
- ---II Od to -4 W

COAL AIA MEET., Nov. 4.
Ships at Markel. Ships !yold.
15 Newcastle .
7 Sunderland -
1 Stone Coal

LFrom the Loadoa Nem Price Cterrenti
FRIDAY, ICov.l.
COTTON.-IThedemand for export continues steady and coc.
siderable ; there is no alteration in prices. At Liverpool on Wed.
nenday the sales were 2,000 bags, at steady prices.
SUGAR—Muscovado' have been so very heavy all the week
that there is scarcely a market to quote; the sales do not average
above 100 lthds per day ; the prices are in consequence nominal,
but if sales were forced, we have no doubt a further reduction of ls.
must be submitted to. In the early part of the week there were
considerable purchases of low lumps about 875.: the market has
since become very heavy, and purchases may now be made at 86s. ;
few sales of crushed for the Mediterranean are reported: in tire
goods no purchases.—Molasses are heavy at 345. At a public sale
on Tuesday Havannah and Brazil Sugars sold 3s. a Ss. under the
previous nominal prices :—good white Havannah 485. a 49w; abet
Brazil Santos, but rather soft 3bs. a 40s. ; yellow 325. a 34. By
public sale this forenoon. 2.369 bags Mauritius Sugar went off
about la. lower ; brown to middling yellow sound 625. a 70s. damp
695. a file.

COFFEE.—The public tales lately brought forward have been
nearly all taken in, and the market continues in a very depresad
state, except for St. Domingo, for which the inquiries continue
general : large purchases of good quality are reported at 565. fd.
and 575. : it is difficult to purchase under the latter. fhe putdk
sale this forenoon was too inconsiderable to form a market price:
the ordinary Jamaica went oft lower; generally Coffee is werisii
variation. but very heavy, except for St. Domingo.
SPICES.—There have been sales of Nutmegs at 5s a itlf•
which is rather lower. In Pepper and other East India Sptesthert
is no alteration ; the market still heavy.
TALLOW and II EM P.—Tallow has been very ranch at'
pressed, on account of the late extensive sales ; the new is to-d 47
375. 9d.—lfemp firm at 43/. 10s.
RUM, BRANDY. and HOLLANDS.—Rum continues rep
firm, and several purchases are again reported this week:
proof Leewards cannot be bought under 2s. Id.. and for three ot::
2s. 2d. has been paid ; and we think it would be difficult to parch e
proof; under the latter.—Brandy is advancing ; several contracts ei
the best marks are reported at 3s. 4d. a 3a. 5d., and a panda
3s. Rd.—ln Geneva there is no alteration.
eINDIIVO.—The great proportion of the late India sales hire
been taken for home consumption or for export; few parcels art
offering in the market; the late currency is maintained.
RICE.—By public sale this forenoon 500 bags Rice. Patna kind.
235: good Patna 275. all sold.

FRUIT.—The first cargo of New Turkey Figs, Sultanav'sad
Black Smyrna Raisins, was put up at public sale on Weilnesegi
Black Smyrna'', of fair quality, meld from 44a. to Vic ; Suhulas,
fine, Ths. a Pls. One nr two lots only of the drums of Figs st 4,
Pulled 705., Flat 635. ; the rest were taken in at these prices. buz
were afterwards divided among the grocers, at 6fis. for the Nu
and film. for the Flat, the quality fine. The first cargo of Newt,'
phalonia Currants, which are of very good quality. have been iwt
on tap at 10fet., and nearly the whole taken off at that price;
more cargoes have arrived ; there are some arrivals of New Bo'
tells, but they arc not yet landing. In Old Fruit there is not muck
doing.

BIRTHS.
On Wednesdsy last, at Kensington, the lady of Frederick FtW
Barlow, Esq. of a daughter.
On ie 34 inst. Mrs. Henry Young, of Essex-street, Strand, If
a daughter.

MARRIED.
On Thursday, at the District Rectory of All Souls, in the phi
of lilarylebnne, Edward Brown, EN. of Collumpton, Ihron.to
plus Mary Elizabeth Middleton. of London.
On the 20th ult. in the Proteitant Church of La Tour. ,r,..Pi02.

yougent daughter of Dr. Andrew Berry. of Edinburgh.

DIED.
On the 30th ult. in Coekspur-street, Grace, the wife of 11r. Petty
Des Granges, in her 5341 veer.
On Tuesday last, at Clifton. Harriette, youngest thughta
the late Charles Ranken, Esq. of the lion. East India ( owes/
service.
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