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London, England, 1844-01-06 00:00:00

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MARKET NEWS.-(YESTERDAY),
FCORN—EXCHANGE.
The supply of English Wheat on sale was very small, and
!I4 we had a fair business doing in the article, at fully Monday's
prices. There was a fair average quantity of Foreign Wheat
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.offering, while the trade with it was tolerably native, and pre-
vious rates were well supported. Although the returns show on
I arrival of upwards of 10,000 quarters, the show of Barley was
small. Fine qualities were in demand at full prices, but in
27 other kinds little was doing. Superfine Malt sold at rather
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10 more money, with a firm inquiry. Oats, Beans, Peas, and
Flour were unaltered in value.
ARRIVALS.
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Wheat. Parley. 1 Oats. I Flour
English. 2,630 qrs 10,590 qrs. 5,190 ire I 4,590 sacks.
Irish ....... 2,130
Foreign 440 - - -
Malt, 6,730 qrs.
STarriIIr'ZMIGICIL
1m The supply of beasts on sale being seasonably large, and the
weather unfavourable to slaughtering, the Beef trade ruled ex-
/ cessively dull, at an abatement of `id per Blbs. From, Scotland
nearly 200, and from Ireland about 70 beasts, were received.
r Although the numbers of Sheep were only moderate, viz.,
3,740, the demand fJr them was very inactive, at barely qa-
tionary prices. Calves were a mere drug, and quite 2d per Blbs
/ lower than on Monday. In Pigs, owing to the large arrival
in the dead markets, scarcely any thing was doing at late rates.
Milch Cows sold slowly at from 16/ to 191 lOs each, including
IN their small calf.
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B. d. to s. &I r. d. to P. d.
inferior Beasts 2lO 3 0( Inferior Sheep ...... ... 3 4 3 ti
becondlqusllty ditto 3 2 3 -1( Second quality ditto... 310 4 0
Prime large Oxen 1 6 38, Coarse.woolled ditto.. 4 2 4 4
Prime Scots, &C.
Large coarse Calves.— 3 2 9 101 Large Hogs 3 4 4• 0
Prime small ditto 4 0 4 6 Small Porkers 4 2 4 1
Suckling Calves, each 19 0 30 01 Quarter old Pigs, exchl6 0 24 0
SU VPLY AT MARKET.
Beasts. I :Sheep. I
Calves, 1 Pies
913 3,740 197 350
TZMIX7G.A.TE AND LEAD MTT HAM L.
The supplies on sale were very large, while the demand ruled
heavy, on the following terms:—
5% At per stone„ by the Carcase.
5 s. d. to S. d.I S. 4. to s. d
3M Beef, irferior,
5 -- middling ... 210 3Oi -- middling..." 3:10 4 0
-- [.rime large ...... 3 0 3 2, prime ..... .... 4 2 4 4
,V ---'mime small 3 2 34, Pork, 1arge....... 2B 3 6
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478 3 4 4 4
19 BOROUGH HOP IVICARRET.
6% The supply of both old and new hops offering is still unu
'8 sually small for the time of year; while the demand for al
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~A descriptions continues active, at further advanced rates
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COLONIAL.
IL SUGAA.—There has been an improved demand for British
Plantation, and a good business has been done at gradually ad-

vancing prices, establishing a rise of fully 6d to ris on all de-
-174 scriptions. About 19,000 hhds have been disposed of. For
4 Molasses there has been a fair demand, and fully former prices
• have been obtained. The transactions amount to nearly bOO
puns, consisting chiefly of St. Lucia, at 21s, St. Kitt's at 235,
l% Dominica at 245, fine Demerara at 265, and Antigua at 275.
MAURITIUS AND BENGAL.—OnIy a limited business has
i% been done privately, but for the parcels sold extreme prices have
been obtained, and in same instances an advance of 6d to is
iM may be quoted.
FOREIGN.—There has been a partial demand for yellow
Havannah at, the prices lately accepted, but owing to the firm-
) ness of holders, the business done is confined to about 500 baskets
5)% low to good greyish yellow Java, which have been sold at
=Zs 189 to 20s.
% REFINED.—In grocery descriptions a fair business continues
5 to he done at fully previous prices, and in some instances a slight
(„ advance has been obtained. In Crushed few transactions have
71. taken place, owing to higher rates being demanded by holders ;
t small parcels have, however, been sold at 265, which is alshade

dearer.
COFFEZ.—There has been no demand for any descriptions
,3,4 z. admissible for home consumption, and prices generally might be
g considered nominal, excepting for good ord Ceylon, which has
been sold in small parcels only at 60s 6d to 61s. The public
54 sales have only offered 105 casks Berbice and 1,900 bags Ceylon,
" which found buyers at and after the sale, the former at 84s 6d
gto 99s 6d for low to good mid coloury quality, good to fine ord
broken 57s 6d to 80s, and good ord pale to good ord colory
Ceylon at 59s 6d to tils 6d, being about former rates, and about
on a par with the prices obta;3ed privately for the latter de-
scription. The lower sorts o' East India have been only in
partial demand, and the business done has consequently been
confined to about 700 bags, consisting chiefly of good ord Ba
tavia to good ord Padang, whion have been sold at 22s to 245,
being about the previous value. Foreign sorts remain entirely
neglected, holdershowever continue firm.
Cocoa.-311 barrels and bags brought to auction mostly
% sold at 42s to 53s 6d fur ord geey to good red.
Rost.—For the parcels sold rather higher prices have been
obtained. The transactions consist chiefly of 50 puns. Jamaica
at 3s 5d to 3s 9d for 33 to 37 per cent. over proof of good
quality ; 50 puns Demerara, et 2s 8d to 2s 9d for 34 to 36
per cent. over; and 50 puns Leeward, at is 10d for proof
strength.
Rtes.—ln the absence of public sales few transactions have
taken place privately.
SALTPETRE.—For the few •darcels sold about previous prices
have been paid. A fair business has been 4one in Nitrate of
Soda, chiefly afloat, at about las 6d.
Setcxs.—Only a limited business has been done in Pepper
or Cassia Lignea at previous prices. Pimento has been in-
quired for, but there are scarcely any parcels offering.
COTTON.—There has been an improved demand for this
article, and prices for all descriptions may be quoted fully id to
id higher.
TEA.—The market seems a little brisker at steady prices.
The home consumption from London last year was 25,320.000
lbs., being an increase of above 2,000,0001b5. on 1842.
TA LLOW. —P. Y.C. is 41s Ca per cwt. on the spot.
Hestr.—Clean is 31s per cwt.
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