IMPERIAL AVERAGES. from Leghorn, dated 17th Nov., states that a parcel¦ At Marseilles little or nothing appears to have been done. Supplies were expected from the Black Sea, where business would, it was thought, become more active. From America we learn that the farmers in the interior had not sent their produce down to the sea board as freely as had been expected, and that prices of bread stuffs had been better maintained, than, considering the discouraging accounts from Europe, might have been anticipated. The tendency had, however, been downwards; and at New York, on the 14th inst., fine brands of Western canal flour were obtainable at 5d. 50c. and the common kinds at 5d. 37 c. per brl., free on board. shipments, though large, had not been nearly so great as many had calculated would have been the case: from New York the exports had been as follows, during the week ending 7th Nov.Wheat 48,608, Indian corn 185,027 bush., flour 63,371, Indian corn meal 28,181 barrels. Oct. 14, 1848.. of the six weeks 9 37 340 731 10 30 137 139 7 5 37 240 2 5 30 10 38 140 6 51 8 32 11 20 630 7 36 939 10 53 10 32 023 PRICES OF SEEDS. BRITISH SEEDS. Ditto Cake (per ton).. CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. Rye Grass (per qr.) 18s. to 25s. 85s. to 90s. ; fine, 90s. to 100s. 10s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. 28s. to 29s.; new, 30s. to 31s 17s. to 38s. HOP MARKET. The superiority of last year's growth of Hops over the present, and their relatively low price, have begun to attract the attention of purchasers; and a considerable business has been done in yearling Hops at an improve32 34 ment upon last week's rates. For fine new Hops we 34 35 have a steady inquiry, at the annexed quotations :— 27 29 58 59 58 60 18 20 19 22 17 20 16 17 21 25 22 23 19 23 18 21 ........ ........ Sussex pockets 58s. 45s. to 52s. to 120s. HORTON & HART. POTATO MARKET. SOUTHWARK WATERSIDE, Nov. 27. The arrivals from Yorkshire up to the present time have been less than for many seasons, which has not been much felt, as our market continues to be well supplied, both from Scotland and the Continent; the supply of the latter continues to be so liberal that prices have but little chance of advancing. The following are this day's 28 30 quotations: 15 20 17 20 41 46 Yorkshire Regents Ditto Reds 100s. to 160s. 110s. to 130s. 60s to 90s. 60s. to 90s. 60s, to 85s. Ditto Whites 39 41 37 39 37 38 CAKES, Linseed, English, per 1,000.... £12 Os. to £12 15s. WOOL MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25. SCOTCH.-There is no improvement to notice in the demand for Laid Highland, neither is there in white. There has been rather more inquiry for the better class of Cheviots. END OF VOLUME XIV. Printed by Joseph Rogerson, 24, Norfolk-street, Strand, London. |