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LATEST MARKETS. 'O" CORN. LONDON, Friday.—Steady market for wheat, at 6d decline since last Monday. Flour and malting barley down 6d and oats 3d. Maize—dull sale. Beans occa- sionally 6d lower. Peas dull. Arrivals:—British— wheat, 830 qrs; barley, S10 qrs oats, 100 qrs. Foreign—wheat, 115,600 qrs barley, 52,410 qrs oats, 40,040 qrs maize, 11,310 qrs flour, 25,240 sacks. IIVCRPOOL, Friday.—Wheat in moderate supply, which made %d below Tuesday. No. 1 Californian 8s lid to 9s No. 2 spring, 8s 7d to 8s 7%d. Beans quiet, though in steady, demand, at 34s 3d to 34s 6d. Peas are at about Tuesday's rates—6s lid to 6s ll%d. Oats inactive-new white, 3s 6d yellow, 35 to 3s 3d old white, 3s lOd to 4s Id. Maize, d to Id under Tuesday mixed, extreme price, 6s 5d. Flour inactive, at Tuesday's rate. GLASGOW, Friday.—Market generally dull in the absence of American quotations. Where business was done prices generally favoured buyers. Irish and Scotch oatmeal, 6d cheaper. Oats unchanged, at 18s to 21s for both Scotch and Irish. Barley and wheat un- changed. Flour steady. Flour millers' deliveries to bakers are presently good, but are expected to fall off next week. WAKEFIELD, Friday.—The large arrivals of wheat have filled up millers, and in the absence of all demand, it is practically impossible to make quotations, although sellers are prepa.red to accept lower prices. This applies also to English. Malting barley, with the exception of finest qualities, about. Is qr. lower. Grinding barley, about 6d qr. down. Beans firm. Oats and beans rather lower. CATTLE ROATH, Friday.—There was a short supply of cattle at our market to-day, chiefiy of a middling description. Sheep and lambs were numerous, and the trade quiet, top qualities were firmer. Quotations :-Cattle (best), 63s to 65s per cwt. secondary lots, 60s to 62s in- ferior and middling cows, 42s to 46s per cwt. There was a moderate attendance, and trade was quiet throughout only good finished cattle being enqnired for at the close. Several lots remain unsold I PRODUCE. LONDON, Friday.—Sugar at public sales only 197 tons crystallised with India were offered, which found ready buyers at fully recent rates. Queensland realised rather above late values. Refined quiet, but steady, with rather less doing. Foreign goods steady. Beet flat and lower-sellers, November, 14s 4%d buyers, 14s 3d December, same sellers; buyers, 14s 33id, January March, 14s 8y4d; buyers, ]%d less. Coifee public sales went at steady prices futures very quiet, but prices and hemp nY nKKferaY^^ 52fJd' lt=eSoiiV.eriPf ia £ y rates. Mutton, 26s3cHo 25s 9d, beef, 25s 3d to 24s. Turpentine, 25s 9d. American petroleum, 0%d Russian ditto, 4"id 1 a i?/R,P<l0L'fri(la,y~ s"3ar steady— Per uvi a n grainy, 16s l%d to 16s 3d. Beet—November, 14s 3%d • December, 14s 4%d January March, 14s 7%d • April, 14s Sd May, 14s 9%d. Coffee unchanged. Cocoa—low qualities and fine neglected. Rice firm. Castor oil, 21>16d. Linseed inactive. Hemp -few offers at S27 10s to -228. Lard, 33s to 33s 3d Palm oil dull. Turpentine, 26s 6d. Tallow-north, iios to 26s. Resin very firm. Petroleum and nitrate unchanged. PROVISIONS. • r7daY—B,er in pounds, Is 3d to TUI-E? V „D°KIN Casks' ls 01/"d to ls W Per lb. Live fowls, 3s .to 4s 6d per pair; do. ducks, 4s to 5s per pair dead geese, 4s to 6s each. Eggs, 8 and 9 £ or ls- to 9d per lb. Mutton and lamb, 7d to t*a per lb. WHITLAND, Friday.-There was a fair attendance and supply, butter m casks realising Is Id to Is 2d whilst butter in pound rolls varied from Is 2%d to Is 3%d per lb. Beef, 7d mutton. 8d to 9d; pork and veal, 6d per lb. Eggs, 10 to 12 for Is. Live ducks and fowls, 3s 6d to 5s 6d per couple. LONDON, Friday.-Hutter-market rather firmer, except for Friesland, at 116s to 120s. Kiel, Danish. and Swedish dearer, at 124s to 138s. Normandy quoted at 100s to 116s Jersey, 96s to 106s American, 84s to 104s. Bacon very quiet, and market without change in prices. Cheese firm-flne to extra American, 54s to 55s common to good do., 40s to 48s Edam,' 52s to 583'; Gouaa, 46s to 50s. LIVERPOOL, Friday Beef quiet extra Indian mess, 75s to 80s. Pork quiet—prime mess, 48s 6d to 52s 6d. Hams rather easier—long cut, 455 to 52s • short cut, 44s to 48s shoulders firm at 29s to 30s long, 36s to 38s Cumberland, 36s to 39s. Lard steady at 33s 3d to 33s 6d. Cheese—American fine TOslo 80s t0 Butter-Americaii. good to D}0t"^>^e^d0i^ 'C^l-a^tr^116srlol^o's ^Kje^ ss? ■a.? Bacon remains without improvement. Hams and lard unaltered. Cheese-American steady at 44s to 54s Dutch without quotable change. SUGAR. DricMSG0ThA S'—aY-Lar"e demand at very full prices, llie official rc»orc states :—Active marfcpt large business done at full prices to 3d advance. „ KUTTKK. CORK, Frday.— Firsts. 113s: ssec..K'«, 99,- • thirds 91s; fourths, 80s. Kegs—thirds, 90s. Mil'd-^med xr^nS"7>?Upei^ne', 127s; flne- 109s; mild, 98s. Mild, 94s. Cools—superfine, 124s. In market, 291 nrkins, 79 mild FISH. GRIMSBY, Friday.—Prices arc somewhat firmer to- day, only a moderate supply of firsh ha.ving been brought, by about 30 vessels. Soles, Is 2d to Is 4d t.r) lOd to Is brill, 7d to 8d per lb plaice, 38 to 3s 6d leinmi, 5s to 6s 6d dead whiting, 3s to 4s whitches, 4s to 5s halibut, 7s to 10s dead, 5s to 6s per stone ling, 4s to 6s; dead, 2s to 3s cod, 6s to 10s dead, 4s to 5s ling, 3s to 6s dead, 2s to 4s each hake, 60s to 80s per score. POTATOES LONDON, Fridty.-Good supplies on sale, and trade slow at the following quotations :—Magnums, 70s to 90s regents, 60s to 80s Hebrons, 60s to 90s ele- OA ?ts' 703 lo 90s imperators, 60s to 80s snowdrops, 80s to 90s per ton. 1 HOPS. LONDON, Friday.— The demand for hops continues steady, but taere is very little stock of English growth left to satisfy requirements. As each advance in orice takes place a very few more parcels find their way on SJ^ket, but should the demand any way increase it will have to be satisfi"d with Pacific coast and Coll. tinent-al hops. R W00L.1 ? Friday.—To-day's catalogues comprised 3,195 bales New South Wales, l,6rf Victorian 1413 Queensland, 1,106 New Zealand, 1,316 Cape and Natal, 4y6 fasmaman, 286 South Australian, 10 River Plate skins total, 9,399 bales. There wks a full attendance of buyers this afternoon, and bidding w 's generally animated at firm prices. Quotations how- ever, are not actually any higher than at the opening. MKTAIe a* LONDON, Friday.-Copper c!ui t, with a moderate 15UsSmtwo montv1 '■ ^ee monthsf £44 buverT 1}n "^tive-Straits, £ 91 15s i.n? 1 sellers cash £ 92 to £ 92 5s three months, but no business. Speltei-, 22 10;; sellers. Spanish £ ?? to £ 11 15s: English, Ell 15s to £ ?? to £ 11 15s: English, £ 11 15s to dnnk ,i m ft1?/nominally unchanged. Cleveland done at 33s ll%d January. Hematite, 48s 3d cash. esln ni^ln^i'lp^ritrC°PPer cIosed rather firmer at £ 44 10s tasn ±>4o tiS diree months. Tin rather better and more active-Straits, E91 17s 6d cash B92 end of December and two months B92 buyers 92 5s ie"e,l's three months English ingots, £ 95 10s. Spelter, £ 22 10s. Spanish lead, £ 11 13s 9d to £ 11 15s Eng- bshi £ 11 17s 6d to £ 12. Scotch pig iron, 47s 6d buyers 47s 9d sellers cash. GLASGOW, Friday.—Market flat. Good business; no Scotch done—buyers, 47s 6d cash sellers, 47s 7%d. Middlesbrough done at 33s 8d to 38s 7d cash 38s lid one month buyers, 38s 7d cash sellers, %d more Hematite done at 48s 3d to 48s cash lIs 2Y:Jd one month buyers, 48s cash sellers, Id more. COAL. LSNDON, Friday.—A steady market for seaborne house coals, at last prices. Hettous and Tees, 1786d Lyons. 16s 6d per ton. Ships arrived, 39.

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