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646 Antw. & Rttrilm. Berrs.to Graiss. l Belgian Ea.4t. J. Charle. & Ei Dijon & Besang. Dutch Rhenish Bast Indian Do. Extension Gt. Indian Pen Grand J. of Era G.W.ofCan.,Sh „ B. (2d is.) It 73 Lii.&Pia.bpopf. Luxembourg Lyons & Geneva Madras Maria Antonia Na. & Lge.(w, in) Nrthrn. of Frnee. Norw. Truk. Prf. Paris it Lyons Paris & Orleans Paris k Rouen Paris & Straabg P.,Caon k Cher Qbec.k Itchinnd Rouen & Havre Royal Swedish Sambre& Meuse S. R. of France Sthrr. of France Upper Ind. Scrip Wet. Flanders Watn. of France Westrn. of Swltz Zealand did 22} 3i die iBlt 9 : pin 3 41 se l Ci p d 4 3 du 31 41 i si 14_1)1 II 3 3d 4 3 die' trop titan glarktis. (Reported exclusively for "THE Pam.") CORN-EXCHANGE—The continued import of large supplies of foreign grain, the favourable accounts respecting the general appearance of the crops, and the decline in the value of wheat and Hour on the Continent and in the United Slates, have had considerable influence upon the trade here this week. Thu arrivals of English wheat have been but moderate; yet buyers have acted cautiously, and the quotations have given way fully 2s per quarter. Foreign wheat—the supply of which has been extensive—has sold slowly, at 2s per quarter less money. Float ing cargoes have commanded very little attention. There have been very few inquiries for barley, but we have no change to notice in its value. Malt has sold slowly, on former terms. The supply of oats having been in excess of the demand, the quota tions have fallen 6d to is per quarter. Beans have realised full prices ; but the value of peas has ruled almost nominal. The flour trade has been very dull. Ship qualities have given way 2s per sack. The top price of the best town-made has declined to 65s per 2601bs ; and American parcels have fallen is to 2s per barrel. ENOLISII—Wheat, Essex and Kent white, 71s to 881; red, 88. to 80s ; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 69s to 78s. Malting barley, 40s to 43s ; grinding ditto, 36s to 39s ; distilling, 37s to 395. Malt, 68s to 82s. Feed oats, 27s to 318 ; potato, 31s to 345. Rye, 53s to 50s. Tick beans, 44. to 525; pigeon, 468 to 625. Grey peas, 44s to 46s ; maple, 47s to 49s ; white boilers, 57s to 588 per quarter. Town•mads flour, 63s to 655; country marks, Hs to 58s per 2801bs. ARRIVALS TIIIS WEEK. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour. English .. 2310 .. UTO .. 1080 Irish Foreign .. 28840 .. 2300 10040 sks. 4840 his. LONDON AVERAGES DECLARED ON FRIDAY— Wheat, 1,823 quarters, 81a 4d; barley. 56 quarters, 37a ; oats, 2,478 quarters, 2tla 7d; beans, 118 quarters, 43a 61; peas, 38 quarters, 465. IMPERIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 77s 8d; bar -371 23; oats, Ws 7d ; rye, Us 21; beaus, 48a; peas, 47. Id. THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 78s 7d; barley, 117. Id ; oats, Ms 2tl ; rye, bas 2d ; beaus, 49a ad ; pens, 48s Ild. TEA—The business doing In our market is but limited, yet prices are well supported. We have no sellers of common sound Congou under lid per lb. Up to Saturday last duty was paid on 29,182,3911b5, against 22,389,7801bs in 1853. SUGAR—The change In the duties and the numerous failures have operated seriously against this market. The de mand is heavy, and the quotations have further receded 6d per cwt. Brown Barbadoes has changed hands at lie ad to 32s Od; low to good yellow, 33s to 375; fine, 37s old to 38s; low to mid brown Mauritius, 27s to 119 s ; good yellow, 38s to 38s per cwt. Foreign sugars, as well as crushed qualities, both English and foreign, aro lower to purchase. Refined goods have moved oft slowly, M from 465 to 49s per cwt. The total clearances to the lit inst. were 9,104,019 cwte, against 9,105,127 worts last year. MOLASSES—We have to report a slow sale for this article, the prices of which are in favour of buyers. Low to fine West. India, 15s to 17s; Cuba and Porto Rico, 15s Otl to 16s 6d; Bengal and Mauritius, 15s to 15a Od per cwt. COFFEE—Good or& native Ceylon has moved off steadily, at from 43s dd to 44s 6d per cwt. Plantation kinds havo realised . Ibis to 775. Other coffees are firm. COCOA—Our market is steady, and prices are well supported. Rod Trinadad is selling at 34ti to 40s; grey, 30s to 349 Guayaquil, 32s to 33a ; Bahia, 27r to 97s Gd ; and Para, 203 to 30r per cwt. CHICORY—There is less doing in this article, the stock of which is large, and prices have a downward tendency. British root, 91 las to 111; foreign, 101 10r ; English powder, 151 to - 201 per ton. RICE—The demand is Tory inactive, but we have no actual decline to notice in prices. A few parcels of Bombay have realised 10s 6d to 11s. SEEDS—For all kind. the demand is in a very inactive state, •at last week's currency. Thu sale for cakes is dull, on former toms. SALTPETRE—A fair amount of business bas been done, at !tom 34s to Mt ed per cwt. PROVISIONS—Fine Irish butter Is in good request, and anther dearer. interior qualities command very little attention. Pins English and foreign parcels are producing more money— THE PRESS. the best weekly Dorset being worth 100 s per cwt. Bacon con tinues firm, and the rates have an upward tendency. In other kinds of provisions very little is doing. TALLOW—Numerous fluctuations continue to take place in the quotations. They are, however, higher than last week, C., on the spot, having told at ties to 66s Gd; July, as ; August, 678 6d to 67s Od ; September, 08s 3d ; and the last three months, 6es Gd per cwt. Town tallow, 648 net cash. Rough fat., 35 Gd per Blbs. OILS—Palm oil has advanced to 478 ed. Cocoa-nut is is dearer, with a good demand. Linseed is firm, at Sys 9d to 375; brown rape, 42s 9d to 435; pale ditto, 44s 9d to 46a per own. Tar and turpentine are dull. COALS--Chester Main, 17. 93; Holywell, 198 ftl ; Gosforth, 18s lid ; Hadley, 188 6d; Hilda, 18e; Haswell,Eden, Main, 20s; Lambton, 1108 9d; Stewart's, 215 ; South Kelloe les 9d per ton. WOOL—The next public sales of colonial wool—st which nearly 60,000 bales will be offered—are appointed to commence on the 13th inst. English wools are steady; but other kinds are very dull. This week's imports are upwards of 8,000 bales. HEMP AND FLAX—Baltic hemp is in fair request, and Petersburg clean hes sold at 631 per ton. Flax supports last week's currency. COTTON—We have no change to notice in the quotations. The demand is steady. SPIRITS—There has been rather more doing in ruin, and proof Leewards it worth Is 11 to Is Id per gallon. No change in brandy. Geneva and corn spirits command very little atten tion. POTATOES—Tine imports of foreign potatoes continue large whilst the supplies of Englih are good. The former have , sold at from 13s to 8s per bas ke t ; the latter, 8s to lls per cwt. SMITHFIELD—Beasts and sheep have commanded a steady sale, and the quotations have advanced 2d per Gibe. Other kinds of stock have sold slowly, on former terms. Beef, from 8s 4d to 5s ; mutton, 3a 6d to 56 ;4lb 4s 10d to 51 10d; veal, 3s 4d to 44 10d; pork, Ss 4d to Bl per Sibs to sink the offals. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL These markets have ruled steady, as follows :—Beef, from 8s 2d to 4s 6d; mutton, 96 4d to 4s 10d s 8d per R ibs ; lamb, 4s 8.1 to Its 8d ; val, 8s 41 to 4s ed ; pork, 3s 4d to 4by the carcase. e FORE: Mond. 1 I 31 9d 2f d - Pm 3d r 119} 204 dii p 34} I 9 16 1 I 46 8 39_ 41 21i - - 01 31 4] 5i Bei IGN Tutscia 3 3d 31 21 d 1 It I 3k 3 P d, 2k id par P 191 20e dial If tdm Par O P 3 8 4 8 9 16 i if , 46 8 40 2 311 121 ii 2 ' I B i ,WAYI Wednes. 3 3 dial 31 21 d. 31 311 P 2 Par P sy Of O 1 dtil (pa' i,P par IP 34 8 9 40 2 311 Thurs. 3i 3dis 3 21d3 lij 3 .— dis i 31 iPI par I *P Friday. { 1 ' l I 1 21.1 it 12it 20 far 119 20 1p i is i i par 4P Pur tP Iv 26 di. dis 8 343 I 8 9 18} ip 46 8 41 3 31} --p - 7i 84 34t e 8 9 16i i 46 48 41 9 31i i did 22i 22e d 3l 84 9 lei 9 pm! p 4 in i — l} 3 6 1 p COP 4 Bdll4 3d BIRTHS. ---- - BRIDGE—On the 2nd instant, at Upton•perk, near Slough, Bucks, the wife of Captain Bridge, of twin sons. CAGY—On the 17th ult., at Pau, France, the Hon. Mrs. Byron Cary, of a daughter. VANE—On the let instant, in South•street, the Viscountess Vane, of a son. IIrAItRIAGES. ARKWRIGHT—CLOWES- - On the :i9th ult., at Kersal-moor, James Charles Arkwright, Esq., to Isabel, daughter of Lieut.- Colonel Clowes, of Broughton Old Hall, Lancashire. BURROWES—NESBITT — On the Ith instant, at Paddington, James Edward, son of the late Major Burrowes, to Mary Anne, daughter of the late John Nesbitt, Esq., of Lismore, county Cavan, and London. JONES—M'CREA—On the 14th ult., at Guernsey, Wm. Jones, Esq., late British Vice-Consul at Havre, to Elizabeth Carey M'Crea, daughter of the late Major M'Crea, of Guernsey. URQUHART—GOLDIE—On the 11th May, at Calcutta, Fred. Day Urquhart, Esq., Bengal Artillery, to Charlotte, daughter of Lieut.-Colonel Guldie, Military Auditor-General, Bombay. DEATHS. CROW—On the Ist instant, at Darlington, Francis James Crow, Esq of Usworth-house, Gateshead, aged N. FISHER —On the 26th ult., at Coburg, Captain Fisher, son of the late Naga Fisher, Esq.,of Lentomabbey, Nottinghamshire. IiONCKTON—On the 22th ult., General Monckton, of Stratton- Staffordshire, aged 74. IiONTEFIORE—On the 2nd instant, Charlotte, wife of Horatio J. Monteflore, Esq., of Westboume-terrace, Hyde-park. ITEPHENSON—On the let instant, at Lincoln, Mr. John Stephenson, in his 69th year. rELFER—On the 16th of May, on his passage from Barbadoes, D.A. Commissary-General Patrick Nagle Telfer, aged 32. DR. DE JONGH'S L _ IGHT BROWN COD-LIVER OIL Prepared for Medicinal Use in the Loffoden Isles, Norway, and put to the Test of Chemical Analysis. The moat effectual remedy for Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, and all Scrofulous Diseases. Approved of and recommended by BERZELIVII, LIEBTO, WOEHLER, JONATHAN PEREIRA, FOUQUIER, and numerous other eminent medical men and scientific chemists in Europe. 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