The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-16 00:00:00

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IVORY-HANDLED TABLE KNIVES. 10a
per doses.—lvort handled lehle ludo in. with high slmuldera
too down, If to 1611MCC 1.. pot dorm extra ; doner4,l4. : MTVCII, It 61.
per pato ; white lame table bola,. M. per booi ; dweerta, earn...
I*. per lair: M.vt horn table balsa,. lig. per darn; Mrsterte, b.;
Carver, !a. isNa Mee:m.lr. onto ; b."."." 'a dw
celebrated Walnut° for .door (ankh amino; ne illstlitcidahe.l from
examt by the mark), HI. per Amen' ilewertg, Ireo ;
carver., per per, F t 6.1. All merge,' " Burton date Ritmo. and Bur
boo" ant warranted.—W ILIA tM N. Dl' BTONW date Ilippon and
Murton al stool of general loniliddlig tttttttttttttt b literally Um largos;
In the world. and PA no language can he employed to give a correct Ides
IN raltetY and ettent, 'lumberer% are Malted to call and Inspect IL
H. t/xforil street. 'corner of Newmanelreet), and No. 1, Newman.
strwet Eatahltalted In Welleatreet, 'tat.
IRON lIEDS'rEAIIS and CHILI)REN'S tors,
A very large ANSORTMENT of Naletende gad Chthlren's Cob.
of Iron and brans—benbitead* (aim Ito. each, cot. from 26a. —la ON
BALK at the *how anon. of WILLIAM B. BURTON am* Atop. and
Burton). xo. Oxfonl Met (corner of Nowniarpottecel. and 1. Newman
Meet. 101101w* the tom...tin the world ; where may abiii le men the
patent Rhalmibm, or limy 11%111 Nixing nal, which lamnbuonly con.
oluelve to comfort, clundliiew. economy. aptfnwohon Wu vermin and
orated n, and to applbable to lam and woolen hodeamill, It boo been
adopted at Koine of the metropolitan howled., sod too bwu found, as
roro diary to mewl rad. ounerlor to coon Ono water 1.1 —Detailed
catalogue...with engraving* of co ors Inininongory stick, emit (per post)
tree. —lll.tabit*hc•lln W ollwitwet. 10.1.

iIItUSILES.—New Inventtons.—The Triple flair
Ilruah. One gotta of this In equal to the effort or one penetrat
leer, are .nall.tooth coml.. and ono even cut bre& ; M be had in four
The 'mottle Anti• omen,. Nall Wirth, which doe* not theta* the
quirk from the oval. no we.otro being required. and thoroughly clam,
reel polhhe* the oaths In • tenth part of the time of any ether method.
The New Tooth•plek Itrush, which entirely enters between the Inter.
Aloe. of the eltweot teeth ; marks full 'Ore hredte., No, 1, hard No. 2,
law ford; No, 3, middling; No. 4. *ft itho Mir warranted never to
count out.. The Medium ttletving Itnoth. between the wood lodger hair
and bridle hne.h. being • aelxvtion of the gronget hair only front the
gar. btu
The stove artiele* are the sole ItivenUon• of 11014.4 and
1'09'4. 119 end I.2llhibologittoatreet. London.
. _
Torkdere —lmporta
titan'Att led o t.--Erechohl 1.:4.W of torwlv
LIM acre*. latol red.tot , divided Into thootpuct tante.. 10111
*evertor ILA% tIII.I rallway Watt,' o.lllllltllliMtl a, to (11C
reltbr.tted coot marketo of Wakcerld and Lord*, and abtut tlf tcett
utile* fnon the city of York.
MESSRS. W. W. SINII'S()N and B. 11.1 X have
Aeon hon.otrot by) in-tractions t, OFFER for poohlre
by sit i•Tytt ,at ,tail Whit snest,,otel. In
itho city of Vert,
on Till' Sti aY. Jolt at 4, ml lot, S highly volts% lo
FItEE I 111 L F.,iT A'r ..01111141,19.: the calm townohlp of
Willibtft, and a condilcrahl 3 portion of the towlohip of
Need bite. in the porbhot of tiolorlUt, Aughton. and W rook,. In the
loot Hiding of the county of York. lying In a rlOO fatal. ellibrOCll4lll
ourfare of nearly 1.1,0 aere+ of productive end well mitt, ato.l arable
and wmml tetdun: land, d, poll under yearly egreentento• in•
mptiottable and nmionollgo Untruth., in live .111VOliell11)-.di‘itiel
mod well fenced farm,, attached to which art nesiv-enaled red.
donee* and agricultuml ladhlln.to. lito4 subdantially built, and of the
her, de...elution. Nearly the entire .awe to exonerated from
lasol tan ; the litho* aro (at ourably euolnutvl and the p.trochial
rat., are extremely low. It is diottut about 15 tollc. from York. it from
Neihy , andthe port of Hull. awl boo the combined advantage.
of water aotro raliway comments-Mon to the Important market* of
Wakellehl and lord*. being 4.1t1y s *text diotanoo (non rho Iltonku
dal on the I 101 l and Selby line, not tho timthy ',NO.. 011 rho York
awl North Midland line, stfordin,; peculiar far4lltto. tor readily
agricultural produce. sal procuring litne. manure. awl eosin Th..
dedralde and Improvable property allot. the o.late. of lord Ilowerna.
elnt. Thorns* (la. tool oilier munition.. lo tf...
(riot abowoyt loteha onte, and • Ohio the meg, of two Pacloi or fox
h to. Peril lase. may be obtained ell WPHailol2 41 Sloven. loo,ter.
Untliank, Hunou,hot, Holibenk, *elicitor., Norwich ; Moort.
W. and J. Well*. (ho it,ent• to the sweat°. Ito th Ferry, bleeder. Y ork•
Aire at the pouched Int. at York. I lull, and Lt..... 41,.; and of tl
W. W. SI XI Pr•itiN and 11.61 X. oast° and brewery siouts, Is, gook
tenantry. Loudon.

INQUEST, YESTERDAT.-CHILD FOUND IN THE
Rtv►.a.—Before Mr, W. Payne, at the Bridge Hotel, Bridge-
street, 13Iackfriars, respecting the death of a. female child,
who was f i.ind dead in tte river near Blackfriambridge on
Sunday afternoon. The (miner arldremed the jury, and
mid when he first received information of the discovery of
the body he directed Mr. Hukhins m, a surgeon, C. exa.
mine it carefully, and from hie report, he (the coroner) cen-
sidered an inquiry unnecessary. The bjdy was buried, and
since then he had received a communication from Mr. Cot-
tingham, the magistrate of the Southwark Police-court, that
e lerna'e, named Mary Doyle, • middle-aged Irish woman,
had been examined before him, charged on suspicion with
haying thrown a child over London-bridge into the river on
Saturday night, and from the evidence it was supposed that
the deceased was the same child. The woman was seen to
throw a bundle over the parapet, and a boy said he had seen
a child in her arms before oho had approached the recess of
the bridge. The woman was remanded until Monday next,
and under these circumstances he had deemed it advisable to
summon a jury to investigate the matter. The jury viewed
the body. On their return to the impost room Mr. F. Hut-
chinson, a surgeon, said the child was brought to him on
Sunday evening by a plies constable, and after he hod ex,
amined the body he considered the child had been dead
about two days The child was a six months child, and
este, mely small. It was evident that the mother had re-
ceived some attention during her accouchement. Hs had
since made a post mortem examination of the body, and from
the appearances of the lungs he considered the child had
never breathed. The coroner said the evidence of the sur-
geon was quite sufficient, tr.ere was no occasion for any fur-
ther inquiry ; and even supposing the worn in had thrown
the child into the river the jury would have no power to
criminate her. Tho jury returned a verdict " that the child
wu still-born."

COJDIERCIAL 4. MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIOENCF.

Two o' Clock .—The improvement in the funds which I
took place yesterday has not only been fully main-
tained this morning, but a further advance in prices has
been realised. We have Consols now at 83; to t for
account, with a good market. Reduced Threes are
83'4 to 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 84; to
Exchequer Bills, 395. to 425. premium. Bank
Stock, 191 to 3.
We have little change to notice in the foreign
market, where business still remains in an inactive
state. Spanish Fives are called 12 to ; the Threes,
22! to 3 Passive, 2! to 3!. Portuguese, 16 to 17.1
Russian, 86 to 9. Brazilian, 66 to 9. Mexican. 16to 4.
New Grenada, 111 to 121. Peruvian, 30 to 5.
HutchTwo-and-a-Half per Cents., 423 to 3! ; the
Fours, 63 to 4. Venezuela, 16 to 19. It is settling
day in foreig stocks, but the account is reported to
extremely fight. From Amsterdam it is advised
that Spanish stocks were depressed in consequence of
some considerable sales of the Three per Cents.
Austrian and Russian stocks were offered, but Mexi-
can inquired fur.
It is reported in tome of the letters from Hamburg,
of the 13th instant, that the Danish government has
refine d to secede to any otters of compromise on
the Schleswig question. 'f he Swedes, it is stated,
were shipping tro3ps at Carlzerona to assist Denmark.
Business coutinuta extremely dull at Hamburg.
Exunisu 007.15.
Hank Meek. ItO 3 3 pa' CL. corm for Le., a3l /
3 pee Ct. Ital. Ann,. 231 I 31 per Cents., at* 1
3 per Ct. Com Alum. Klesequer Lula. 31ft. to 424.prem.
FOREION YUNI)B.
5 per CC AU4IIIIn Donde. 1 par RNA. Oren-eta 11413.. 111 121
41 per Ct. 1t00.1.. 58 011 ,ate.ll. Wm.& ISle., 21 t
21 par Cott. ditto. 30 6 5 per Ct 161 d, le
per CI. 10401114 u DA... C 6 6 per Ct. Portman IQ.. 30
Ditto Nair. 73 8 Comm-mere cony. Hdn., 11 17
per et Hoes... Ayr, 8d... 20 3 A I Hum.
Ditto elilittn Itta., 74 5r Ditto Spanish , e
tlo De. 151 3 per et. Siam,. I 72.1 3/
caumhi. 4pasilsb 143ferre4 1438.-
3 pet Ct. 148181. 141 n., r 3 7 111th, PavtuLe 114..., 21 31
II pa et Mita% 11.1-., 42* ;put. Ct. VoteBBBl.4 8.84 le It
I wet. Dotal Cert.. 03 4 •tietuela Deferral Eat.. 41 61

RAILWAYS.—Dealings are comparatively neg.
lected,in consequence of this being settling-day for
shares and foreign stocks. Brightons arc 311 to i ;
North Staffords, 24 dis. ; Caledonians, London and
North Westerns, and Great Westerns the same as
before.
OALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO Tills DAY IN LONDON.
(Yeaterday'a trio.. wilt Aa found in lad page.)
!Ida. & Oxford Junction, 231 North British, 221
1 lirbitol mat Exeter, 331 Do. Thirds, I
Do. Tbirda, 151 Oxford, Wor., & evolver., 171
Buckinghamshire, 31 d Reading, Guitd„ & Reigate, 41
E. Union, Guar., 71 I shrew.. and 11,r. (C), ?)
Ito. do., 171 shrews. & Ckeater 8 per Ct. Pref.,
Edit Lancashire, 18 101
Gresit,Northern, 6 31 Shropshire Union, 1
Great Western, 90 b 9 South Devon, 191
Ito. Halves, 314 t s.urth Eastern, 211
10,. Qrn., 1511 WiAs, Somerset, & Weymouth, 21
Lane. & Yorkabire, 731 York, Newt., and Bet., 321
Do. New Guar. 6 per cent., 21 Do. Original News. & Berwick)
London and BlackwalL 41 301
Len., Brig., and S. CoaPt, 311 Do. Extension No. 1 (York &
Do. Consul. Eighths, 201 Newt.), 171
Lon. & N. Wei tern, 1231.3 Do. No. 2 (Neve. & Bor.), 11l
Lem, & 8, Western, 471 Do. G. N. E. Pur. or Pref., 9
Midland, 1001 York & North Midland, 671
Do. Cons. l'ref, 20L, 81 Boulogne and Amiens, 61 1
Do. Beat. & Birm. o per tent., Northern of ',ranee, 11
118 Pans d Orldina, 23
North Staffordshire, 10 1
LIVERPOOL 88
The market opened rather e
with great firmness.
Birk., Ira., & Ches. Jn., 311. ab.,

lALES, .11:Nt 15.
lull this morning, but closed

Midland, 101 100)
Do. Halves, 6I d
North Un.on (A), 201
Shrewsbury & Hereford, 426.3 d. d
South Eastern and llorer 241
Do. New•. No. 2, 101 d
Do. No. 3,9) d
Do. No. 4, 3 d
rock. Neese., and Her. (N. Ss B.
Extra., Na. 2), 1 1 p
Do. (G. N. E. Par.), 11 p
SALES, Irma 13.
&islets, but there was a better

Ellit Lannishire New, 71 il
Grvat Northern, 91d
Lone. Yorksh. Pref., 34. 9d.
Lon. ea No-th Western, 1221 2
Man., hbeff., and Lincoln. urao
No. I, 5 d
Ito. Eighths, M.
I).. Pref.. par
late Gt. Grime. Dock, 111 d
North Staffordshire, 211 d
MAN(.IIESTEIt
There wait very little but
feeling, and the mork,t closed
Birk., lane., & Ch. Jn. (late Ch.
& Birk ), 111
North Staffordshire, 21 9-16 d

Bus

Lan. t York. W. R. 11.16 d
Do. Pre 6 per cent., p

.....
BIRMINGHAM SALES, JrNa 13.
Our market was flat to-day, and comparatively little
businru done.
North Staffurdehlre, 48s. Sd. d I Marches., Sheffield, k
Anew. and ihr. A, 1i d 8/.13a. Id. p
Do. B, d
BRISTOL, JVNI 15.
The market continued dull, but prices generally were
without aluration. The only variation was in Bristol and
Exeter Old, which were done at 27; dis.
TORK BALES. funs 15.
Crest Northern, 51. 16+. : York, Newn, and lien., (Orig.
Lou. R York. I.ref., So. Gd. p ! Newc. k Her.), 30(
- • •

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LEEDS SALES, Jena 13.
The share market was lo Acing more healthy. An in-
creased amount of business was transacted, and improved
prices were obtained.
at. Northern, 91. 6s. Ga. 3d. d E. Lancashire New, 71.6t.3d. 7f 4
Newer end Iterwirk, 291 I North mattordshire, 21. 1114 3d. d
Do. New, Sae. Sd. p South Eastern & Dover, 231
Leeds and 'I hirta, 22 d E. & W. Yorkshire, 91 d
lan. & York. Pref., 4s. Gd. p

COALS.—Ha If-part Two. —Buddle's West Hartley,
; Carr's Hartley, 155.: Eden Main, 158.; Heating 's
Hartley, 15,. ; Walls End Bewieke & Co., 14, 6d; Wallr
End Braddyll's lletton, 15s. 61.;
Walls End well,
16e. 91.; Walls End Helton, 16a. 6d.; Walls End Lamb-
ton, 16s.—Ships at market, 89.

HOPS.—BOROUGII NiARKET —Messrs. Pattenden
and Smith report that the Hop market remains in a very
dull state ; the duty is estimated at 180,0001.
New 11idtT Kents M. to It. Yearling Kt nut.p.elet. K. Bto 31.0
New 11 saki of Keate 3 16 to 3 181 Yearling gueael Bto 2 18
New Suwem .........14 to 3 8 I Old Rope 1 it to 2 0

SKINS.—LE.tDENHALL, June 16.—}lidea, sGlbs.
to 64Ibs, 11d. to 11d. ; 641bs. to 721b5., 111. to 14d. ; 72Ibs.
to 801bs., I id. to 2d. ; 601b3. to 881135., 10. to 2d. ;
88ths. to 961 b.., 2d. to 21d. Horse Hides, Bs. Calf Skins,
2s. to 4s. 6d.
ItEnuottnsET, June 16 —Haltbreds, Os. to Os. Od. Downs,
Os. 04. to Os. 01 Lambs, la. 4.4. to 2a. 2d. Shearliag., 7d.

CATTLE, B.:c.—SMITUFIELD, Two o' C7ock.
The supply of Beasts, although not extraordinary, is more
thin equal to the demand. Monday's quotations are barely
supported, 4s. being the top price for choice qualities. We
are fairly supplied with Sheep ; a great many are coming to
market in very middling condition, and the trade for those
is not good; the choicest kinds find more buyers, at fully
Monday's prices. There is more inquiry for Lambs,
but prices cannot be quoted higher. The number of
Calves is unusually large, and trade is very dull ; it
takes a very choice oce to make 4s. Sd. The warm
weather causes slow trade amongst the Pigs. From Hol-
land we have auout 100 Beasts, 1,550 Shee, and 226 Calves;
from Scotland 250 Basta ; and 120 Milch Cows from the
Home Counties.
1
Per gono of albs. a. 4. a. et Per stone of HR.. a. d. P. d.
Best Scots, Herefords.. 3 10 4 0 Beat Dna. a 11L-bda las 4 8 5 0
Bat Sborabortu. . ... 3 6 3 8 Rost Long•wools 0 0 0 0
Second quality BOAC . 2 8 3 4 Do. de. Shorn
Calve. . ..... ... • • ..... 3 8 4 8' Ewes and second quality 0 0 0 0
PIVI •
~ .. . , ~..., ——4 0 5 0 Do. do. Shorn .38 4 2
P Had .m a .......... 0 0 0 0 LAM .b. 2 4 6 0
the.• at market, 416; Sheep and Lambs. 10,930 ; ogee., 615.
PI/5.98.
BEVERLEY, Jane 14.—A good supply of both Beasts and
Sheep, and a fair show of Lambs. Business being rather
brisk all the stock changed hands. Beef, 7s. per stone.
Mutton, 61. to 61d., and Lamb, 713. per lb.
NEWARK.— Whitsun fair has been well supplied with
store Sheep, but thinly with Beal's, which were at a
reduction of 21. per bead, and Sheepss. lower. Indeed, it was
difficult to turn store into money. Fat Beef, from 6s. 9d. to
l's 3d. per stone. Mutton, 50. to 61. per lb. At market,
1,420.
NEWCASTLE, June 13. —We had rather more than
700 head of prime full-fed Bullocks and Heifers on offer this
mornin, th demand for which was not so brisk as last
week, yet trade was by no means dull, and prices declined
from 3d. to 6d. per stone. The supply of Sheep and Lambs
was about 6,000 head ; the demand for both was slusrgish, at
a reduction of from Id.to Id. perlb. on the rates of last week
Prices:—Beasts, 6e. to Os. 9d. per stone of 14Ibs. Sheep,
6d. to 61d. ; Lambs, 7d. to M. per lb., linking offal.
RORRERRA. —The supply of both Beast and Sheep was
large, both as regards quantity and quality. The attend-
ance of buyers being again very numerous, caused the Beef
trade to rule brisk ; but the trade in Mutton rather languid,

Pun.
60 1 •
411 10
46 4
48 1
47 3
47 8

slthonses lower prices were asked Irons week's qcotagon ;
part was left on hand. Beef, 7s. to 7s. 31. per stow-; Mut-
ton, 6d. to 61d per lb.

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Salsatin, June 14 -We have had s full share of stock
to-day; but not rn :re than the demael rgnired. Y tong
Beef in request, and commanded the mu:: ra s of I tot •ffeek.
Mutton without change. Lamb, 6W. to 7;d. per lb.
SALFORD Faln.-In the show of Cows there was a con-
siderable tailing off is numbers from last year, in conse-
quence of which, although the demand was not very brisk,
there wu some advance in the juices realised, New-calved
cows, which appeared most in demand, wire pretty freely
sold at from fit to 91.; those of an inferior qua'ity realising
about 71. ; good short-horns fetched fr Ln 171. to 201. The
Pigs were more numerous than has been known for some years
pa.t, and were sold at somewhat adva .ced prices, the demand
being brisker than usual, owing to the cheapness previsions.
Good fat Ito were said at from 31. to 31. ss. per cwt. ; and
small Pigs, from seven to eight weeks old, which last year
would not have realised more than 17s. or Me, met with
many purchasers at 255. The Horses were numerous, and,
for the most part, of good quality. Cart Horses were, per-
tly', most in demand, and as much as 701 or 801. was asked
for those of a superior quality. Harness Horses were selling
at 161. or 171., and upwards.
SHISPPIIILD, June 13.-The number of Boasts, milch
Cows, and Calves, wis only short, and all sold up before
the close of the market. The supply of Pigs was rather
small ; and, the prices still remaining higb, tl.e business done
was only limited. Young store Figs, from 18s. 641. to 32a,
each.
WAKEFIELD, June 14.-We had • I Ito supply of stock at
market this morning of both descriptions. with a good
attendance of buyers, yet the market was heave, and part
remained unsold. Mutton, 6d. to fild. per lb. 13( ef, tie. 6d.
to 75. per stone. Lambs, 18s. tn 21s. per head. Sheep and
Lambs, 6,200. Beasts, 600. We had a short supply of lean
cattle and Calms.
EDINBURGH, June 14.-We had the largest supply of
cattle, and all of first-rate quality. The number war 811.
On account of the great numoer shown, sales ruled dull, and
prices were down 6d. per Dutch atone : Top price, 235. ; cur-
rent, 71. 63. to 7s. 9d. ; middling and inferior, 64. to 71. There
was a large supply of Sheep. Sales for Sheep dull, and
prices down ls. a head ; a good many left unsold.
Top price, 613. per lb. ; Sheep without the wool, 6d. to 6411.;
inferior. sd. to 5 id. There was a good show of Lambs Top,
21s, ; current, Its. to 20s. a head; inferior, lls. 61. to 12e.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, 114lf-pace noo,—
The public sale of Sugar consisted of 700 bags Mauritius
aud 1,500 blots Bengal, end went off steadily, at last week's
currency. The private contract market continues Insetive.
Itolined has improved in demand; standard quality,
125, 61.—The Coif,. tales are progressing hearily.—Saltpetre
sold steadilr ; 1,800 bags offired; retracion 34 to 64, 275. to
2's. 6d.—Spices without alteratian.—Rum, doll.— Cotton
in limited demand.—lndigl, dull, and out of demand.--In
other articles no 'materiel alterat'un.
PRICES CURRENT.
SCOLI, per CWL WTI' PAW. Pip, No. 2..._.._ £7 0..7 16
N. 10dia,8.P.bwa.36%. floriii.Od Hoops 9 10...10 0
y.now *Gm, ... SS 0.41 Cargo at Glinrifber 0 0... 0 •
Fine - ... -.- ..... 4.1 0...46 Swedish II 111-12 •
Mauritius, Wowa... 29 6.. 34 Isms at per ton.
Yellow...—. ..... 37 0...40 Ptl, tea l7 • .17 I
Floe. 43 6.-43 Milled, sheet l7 111.- • 0
Beomilik Madras, b. 71 6...32 Bare l7 0...1$ 0
Yellow 34 0...68 Patrol shot
White 4O 0.-46 red or minium ... 19 o._ 0 0
Foreign, brown-- 27 0-.31 Speller
Yellow 33 0..16 One, per 252 Imp. gal. d.p.
Grey and white 37 0..15 Fish, Seel, pale 25 0... 0 0
Retinal, Hombre.. 56 .
Cl 2 straw . - ... . -- . ... 24 10... •
Lumps 53 6 56 brown .12 yellow.. 2911., $4 0
Corrat. In Bond. Sperm 79 C. 12 0
West boils, ordi- head ]fatten l2 C.. 03 0
MUT 21 0... 33 0 Cod.. ... ........... 23 4...25 5
timid.
Fine
Ceylon, good ordi Cocoa Nut 44 0...46 lb
nary .34 0... 31 6 Seca, Rape, per,
Fine ordinary... 34 0... 39 0 per ton 34 0... 0 •
Fine 4l o._ 45 0 Linseed 22 13...23 •
Mocha, good to One td 0... 72 0 PIDAWIWONS, per cwt.
Costa ttics, ordi- flutter—Oort„ lat B9 0...90 a
nary to One 33 0...52 0 etke 89 OIS •
Sumatra and Pa 1405 0 U... • 0
dang 22 0... 26 0 Dublln, let 0 0... 0 0
TX...., at per lb. Limerick, do 6B 0. 90 •
Congou,common.. 0 6g... 0 7 Carlow, let 55 0..00 •
RM.:, at per ewt. Newry, Ist 0 0... • 0
Bengal white 9 6... 11 6 Waterford 66 0...*6 0
Cargo 6 6... 7 6 Beef, India, per
Jan' and Manilla $ O.- 12 0 tierce
Patna, cleaned .... 15 0.. 16 0 Prime Mesa • 0... •
Carolina 2O 0... 25 0 Pork, prune ms... tO 0...85 0
SPIWTS. Baron-Pork, Liork 180 0...63 0
Do., Belfast
Bacon, Waterford.,
per cwt. 66 0.-76 0
Belfast
Lard,Belfart,prfrk 15• . ~, oWsterlord, do- 1 ---
Ditto Bladder
American,dnrip G2 11...72 0
' Woes, Om and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
rted 05.44 13s. 64
• 21...0 31
Braidl, dry 0 •• ...• 0
Dryealted 0 2 ..1 3/
Rio, dry 0 34...0 55
Liman Yelp. dry 0 32-.0 5
West India, dry
Salted 0 2..0 34
East India 0 64...• 10
hips, B.Ayrea, dry 0 0 . 1 0
Rastas, dry
B. Amer.lloree, per
hide 5 ... 6 0
Russia, ditto 6 -. 7 0
llen Woolie, at per ton.
Logwood,Jamalea..a4 0... 4 3
}Madura/ .
Campeachy 0 10... 7 0
Pug* Jamaica 5 5... 0 0
Nicaragua, large aad
solid 10 0...13 0
5ma11....._ 9 0...10 0
Lima 13 $...15 0
Satan
Red Sanders. ....
..... 0... 4 4 10
B -.,ail 190.300

Ram at per gall.
Leeward Island
Proof. - 1 9
Demerara, 21 to
3,1 per amt.
O.P I 3 ... 3 3
Jamaica, 90 to 36
per oeaL O.P. 3 4 ... 4 0
Farourils marks 4 6 ... 4 9
Brandy, let brands 3 11 ... 9 11
British spirits, d.P. 10 3 ... 0 u
Scotch
Itish lO 3 ... 0 6
Fur., per ton.
tga,P.T.lt. F3O 0.-39 0
t. Pcteersbeug, 9
head 0 0... 0 S
Dutch and Fiemlak 30 0.. 60 0
Friesland
lime, at per ton.
StPetersburg,elemn£29 10...30 0
out.hot
half clean
Its Rhine 0 0... 0 0
outshot
Pose
Vanilla
East India Sam II 0...23 9
Bombay 160.240
late
Tin, at per met
Banes B4 0... 0 0
Straits
LL®. in blabs 77 0... 0 0
Ilos, at per ton.
2 3 £0 0

CORN. MARE-LANG:The receipts of Wheat
since Monday, whether of foreign or English, have not been
large, and we experienced a tolerably steady trade at Mon-
day'. rates, and these were in some instances rather exceeded
for fine qualities or red Baltic Wheat. Barley, of home
growth, sold at about Monday's rates. but foreign, being in
good supply, was rather cheaper. The arrivals of foreign
Oats have been large, and prices in consequence have
rather given way. Beans and were also easier to pur-
chase.
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The fallowing are Monday's quotations:
BRITISH. a..riogs per deader
Warwr, Eases and Kent, red 42 to 46 to 48... white 41 to 50 so 52
Norfolk and Suffolk. 42 to 44 to 46... do 45 to 47 to 62
Talavera (}sees or Suffolk) 49 to 52
Camb. &Lin., red.... 40 to 42 to 46... white 42 to 46 to 46
Northumb. andlicotch do.— to .. d 0... —to— to
Irish do
Re. "'se to n
Rye.
RAMAT, Feeding to --distilling IS to Sim 13
Irish .....»... to .Scotch... — to
Beat Wnawr
Oats, English Feed id to 21 to 214 Ild .151ack.. —to—a !d
Ditto rotunda _lto2l to 2 6d...potato 29 to Ns &I
Berwick & Scotch teed 22 to 2352 a 6d.. .potato 14 to 24s 61
Irish feed 16 to 19a 6d.. Usek... l9 to 19e &I
Intto p0tat0....... ...
MALT IA to 16...0e6,p11S 57 to ell
Pus, grey ....— a 31 to 274 Od...ma* 37 to 80
Lilac ......... --.......... ..... 43 to 44—Imperial 43 to 49
White 34 to 37...b0i1er5... ....... 37 to 39
Baum, Mandan.. 111 to 30. tick
Harrow —. ...... 30 to 33 eanall 32 to 34...e1d 31 to 41
MUM, New Spring —to —...new winter —vi —...01d —to
Rwesszet, New 6O to 68
Lusk= it Cwss, per thousand
Per cock 01 2oolbe.
FLot.o., Town-made, delivered 42 to 46 _doe household 40 to 42
Norfolk and Suffolk 36 to 38. white 3B to 40
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire
Surer and Kent to —...lrish
FOREIGN.
Wismar, Dantric and Konigsberg... 50 to 52 ...One 54 to 4G
Pomcrsnesn, Rostock, and Merin, 45 47 to DI
French and Brabant — to
Danish and liamburgh ....»....» ..... .. 41 45 to 49
Russian t4.C.161.1.761- —t°
37 to 43

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Danube and Odom .. _
Spanish hard —to—..loft
—to -.Maenads's lll ft 44
11 "'b —.
BT
30
11...wxy, Feeding nto 23 .distUling 11 to
INI,I \ N CIMIN
Ours, Roseman
Pomeranien sad StralaSild to
Swedish and Danish —.— ..... -..- ........... ~ IS to 21
Frieseland sod Dutch !cud— ..._ lB to 21
Ditto Brew 11. to 23 Jeri-. to
Buss, tick
Bondi
Egyptian-. ........... ...—... 24 to 15—Tm05ay......- to
Puss, grey to
White MU—boilers s3 to 17
TAW, old
[Lamm BalUe and Rusdan 3.11 to 40 to 44
Mediterranean and Odessa. — to 42 to 44
RATCPELD . —to —...hemebed 42 to 44
Barman, Caccs,fres of duty, per too.. C 5 10s. to t 5 19..
LIIIIIIID Caeca. Dutch and German. t $ Oa. to it 9 Os.
Ditto Freedland American «......».» All 10s.: id 9 1.
Fr American, per barrel of 196145. 23 to 0a
27
Dantsic and Hamburg to
Canadian
53 to 25
French, per sack of 1801bs. fres
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 11th TO 16th JUE.
Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. YUNreillt.
Wheat ftlt I
Earley
Oats no 1
Flour. 4400 necks; tomb Malt, 4,1.10 qrs.
LONDON AVElwass.—Wheat, 48a. IL ; Barley, 328. 7d. ; Oats,
!IL 14.; Beans, 345. 104.; Peas, 399411.
IMPBRIAL AVERAGES.

tibias.' Waylay.' oate I lige. I Iteana.l PPM
e
KW 0 ... ... '3oa 'data 4dl9s Ile3ls Itd 33a 7d.3de 31
13 ... ... i49a 10d 32a gd,3es 3d119, 10d ild OM 9d
24 • ... ... Nis 4d 37a 7L'204 46'291 34 36s gdais 9d
_ 27 ... ... .47s ad aga ed 201 1144253 94 36s 9L'311, Ild
Jose 3 ... ... 431 Id 315 34421 a Od 305 134137. 104r381 Od
10 ... ... Ala MA's 7,1120 a 9.1 281 Od 39s 4d.37a Od
6 weeks' Agg. Aver. :Ala 7d 31a 34110 a 54 291 9.1136 s al& 15
Dem—Nirhest, 9a.: Batley, L.; Oats, la. Gd. ; Bye Bann, sad
Paw, Ss.

May 6. playH 13.• May 20.1 May 27. June 4. June W.
—7.71 ...
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...
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BANBURY, Juno 15.—With a return of fine weather, all
kinds of grain remain in the same sluggish state as before.
The prices are as follows :—Wheat, 51. to 54 Od. per bushel;
Beans, 4e. 9d. to sa. 4d. Barley, 295. to 32a. per qr.; Oats,
22a. to 275.
BIRMINGHAM, June 15.—During the present week a
good deal of rain has fallen. Holders of Wheat are asking
some advance, and, as buyers will not comply, but little ken
changed hands. Barley is selling in retail at ls. per qt. re-

daction. Oats, GI per qr. lower. Beans offering in quan. r
tity, at a decline of fully 1.. per qr., although our suppli,s are
limited. Peas nominally unaltered. At this day's market
there was a fair supply of English Wheat, which was mortly
cleared off, at an advance of D. to 2a. per qr. In Barley
Tiny little doing; had there been buyers, lower prices would
have been submitted to. Oats 6.1., and Beans Is. cheaper, and
few sold. Prices:-Wheat, English, white, per bush.'
of 621b5., 6s. 34. to Ga. Bd. ; new, 6s. Id. to Gs. 9.1. ; red,
61.2.1. to Gs. G 1 ; new, 6s. Id. to 6s. 6d. ; Irish, red,
Gs. to 6s. 2.1.; foreign, red, ss. 9,1. to 75. ,• white, fn. 4d.
to 7s. 61. ; Polish Odessa, fie. to 6s. 4d. ; Danube, ss.
to 6s. Barley, per imperial quarter, 31s. to 355.6,1. ; grind.
ing, per 3921b5., 265. 6.1. to 30. r. Oats, English, white, per
imperial qr., 20s. to 31a. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121 b ,
21s. 611. to 22.. Gd. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 21e. 6d. to 231. ;
(371 b. to 391 b.), 21s. to 225. ; black, 21s. to 225. 6d. Beans,
English, per 196th., old, 16s. 6,1. to 18s. 6.1. ; new, Li... dd.
to lie.; Irish, 151. 6.1. to 16s. ; foreign, GA. to lus.6d.
Peas, boiling, per imp. or., nominally 365. to 445. ; grinding,
per 1961b5., 14s. to 14s. 61. Lentils, per 1961b5., 12s. to
t4s. Indian Corn, per 1561 b.., 12.. 6d. to 13s. 6.1.
per sack of 2901 h., English, tine, 3/3s. to 41s. ; seconds, :lie.
to 375.
Bittoirrow, June 15.-The Wheat trade to-day was firm,
at an advance of Is. per qr. from the rates of this day
se'nnight. Barley, asts, and Beans steady. Wheat, wh!te,
121. to 121. 100. ; red, 101. 15s. to 111. Barley, 335. t 2 ols.
Oat', 20s. to 21s. &ens, 3.55. to 360. Peas, 31s. to
Ileasrot., June 15.-The continuance of showery wea-
ther, favourable to all growing crops, depresses this corn
market, althtueh our coastwise aad Irish supplies are
moderato, only 561 qrs. Bsrley, 1,633 qrs. Oats, 450 tacks
and 51 barrels Flour, and we have no foreion arrivsl.. At
to-das's market tanners Gls. per qr. more for Wheat,
my 15s. to 50.. per qr. rea samples in more
request; from 46.. to 49.., per 48011 is , for fine red Pol:sh
Odessa; and Ns. for white; but the bulk of our stock is
inferior, and remains little saleable. All spring Corn lower
and dull. Oats. ISt. to 20.., black Welsh ; Irish, feed, 20s.
to 21s. per 3201bs ; potato. 21s. to 22.. per qr., with poor
demand, and ex-ship sales mist difficult. Flour dull ;
English seconds 335. to 35.. per sack.
Davizra, June 15.-The supply of Wheat at our market
this day was anvil, with but a scanty attendance ~f 'myer. :
a moderate cl2aranee w is, however, of at an edvar....e
of Is. per qr. be and the prices of lest week. Ot Iliirlev
there was a very limited supply, and scarAy any liu.ine;a
ilone. Ire 8ea..11, P. as, and Oats we can quite no alteration.
The following are the .urrent prices Wheat, white, per
495. to 52. ; best red, 475. to die.; middling, 425. hi lss. ;
inferior, 40s. to 42.. Barley, 26'. to 365. Oats, 21s. to
265. Bears, old. 42*. to 565.; new, 40s. to 465. PA's, 365.
to 46.. Flour, fine, per s.K.k, 3Ss. to 425.; seconds, 345.
to 375.

FARNIIAX, June 15 —We were well supplied with Wheat
by sample at this dsy's market ; the trade dull, but last
week's rates w,re maintained. Wheat, from 10/. 10.. to
IN. 10s. per los& Barley, from 325. to ads. per qr. Oats,
21s. to 265. Peas, 3Ss. to 425. Beans, 38s. to 41s.
Loviu, June 14.—There was a small show of When.. and
the prices asked were in advance of those of list week, con-
sequently very Intl business was done. In othtr core there
was so little variation that we give the quotations n
as last week . Wheat. 441. to 45..; Barley, 26.. to 30.. ; Oats,
10s. to 205.; Beaus, 35.. to 41.. per qr.

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MAIDSTONE, June 13.—We had again a very slow trade
for all grain ; even fresh.thrashrd samples of Wbeat sold at
last week's price 4 ; say from 425. to 465. for red ; and -li3s. to
dOs. for white. The 1,, nt C ,en trade wu dull for all aorta,
and only retail parcels could to sold.

MCCNINOTREE, June 15.—Our tuoolv of Wheat to day
was very moderate; late prices were fully supported. The
late flue rains have very much improved our spring corn
crops, which has made the wile very dull for all kinds of
grain. Wheat, white, 48i. to 51.. ; red, 425. to 455. Bark y,
27 .t o 33i. Peat, .14.. to 33.. Brans, 30.. to 151.
MARKET 'WEN, June 13.—Our market today was s'a-
tfouary in the price of all kinds of grain ; not much business
was done, vet the attendance of both sellers and Mlers was
considerable.

MELTON MONTAN/IY, June 13.-We hare had a rather
short supply of Wheat' offering at this market, at lull Is. to
2s. per qr. dearer than last week. In Barley, Beal,a,
Oats very little doing, and prices without idtereti •n. W eat,
475. to 50s. ; Barley, 321. to 345. ; Oats, 245. to 265.; Beans,
4'2s. to 465. per qr.
Nawasx, Jane 14.-The weather during the past week
has been very favaurahle to the crops; for eight or ten miles
round Newark the showers have m ide great akerations,
and full an average .trop may he expected. We hove had
two markets this week, but small once. The supplies were
good, and prices may be quoted 2s. higher. Wheat, white,
50s. to 52a.; red, 470. to 50s. Barley, 2a.. to 32. 0
225. to 365. Beam, 40s. to 42.. Tares, 662. Malt, ;;;
601. per qr.
NEWBURY. June 15.-We have to report only a moderate
supply of Wheat this slay, which met a free sale at an ad-
vance of from 2.. to 3, per qr. Barley, the turn in lavour
of the buyer. Oat", Beans. and Peas are rather dull, at late
prices. Av.-rages to the 10th of June : 1,2f1i qrs.,
at 455. 3d. pt r qr. Barley, 23 qrs., at 325. Oen, 30 qn., at
21s. Beans, 20 qrs., at 41s. Peas, 5 qrs., at 39a.
PLYMOUTH, June 15.-The demand for Wheat WAS good
at the mai k.t this day, hut prices unaltered. Farmers' atli-
veries of all corn are small, and millers aprear to be gene-
rally low in stock. The weather is still very unsettled.
ROYSTON, June 14.-Wheat trade firm, and fully CI per
load dearer; supply good. Or/, and l'eas mad,
gaffe as mu-h money. Wheat. 255. to 325. per lead. Bar-
ley, 261. to 30s. per qr. Oats, 18s. to Ss.
STOCIETON•ON-TEES, June 14.-A good deal of rain has
fallen since our last, and the weather on the whole is un-
settled. The supply of Wheat at this day's market from the
Armen was very large, end, having large arrivals fruin the
coast and ahroal, the market at the commencement was dull, ,
at a decline Is. per qr. ; hut towards the close I.st week's I
rates wire otrained. The transactions in foreign and south
country were at last week's currency. Oats and D. ens met
adull sale. Flour in fair request, but without change in
priees:-Whest, per qr., of 631 b. to the bushel, south
country, red, 50, to 520.; mixed, 525. to 535. ; white, 54e. to
550.; Durham and Yorkshire. red, 465. to 545.•' white, 525. to
665. • Danteic, Stettin, and Konigsburg, 64e. to 50a;
Mecklenburg and l'umeranian, 535. to 545.; Holstein,
Danish, and liambare, 51s. to 535. Hour, fine, per sack
of 2801 h., 365. ' • extra, 375. superfine,4os. Oat Meal, Scotch,
345. per sack of 2fsOlbs. data, teed, per qr., 20s. to 225. ;
potato, 235. to 255.; foreign, 185. to 225. Beans, mw,
Xs. to 385. Pena, boilers, 30s. to 40s. .no, Peru•
vian, par ton, 101.10 s. Imports during the past week:
'Wheat, coastwise, 1,120 ; foreign, 1,562 qrs.
STOCILRRIDOE, June 15.-The very heavy rains since our
last report have done no injury to the growing crops, the
spring Corn being particularly benefited by the grateful
shows rs. There were larger supping of grain, and the
attendance of dealers and factors to-day was greater than on
last market-day. A moderate amount of business was trans-
acted, with an improvement of ss. per load for Wheat, at
which samples eventually changed hands. Little or nothing
in Barley, and prices unaltered. Of Oats the supply was
but indifferent, and terms fully maintained. Beam were a
shade lower than last week. Peas without changa. Best
red Wheat was worth 111. ss. to 12/. per 'oed of 5 qrs.;
secondary qualities, 101. 10s. to 111. 51. Barley nominally
quoted at 30s. to 31s. rer qr. Oats, best, weighing 42105. to
441bs. per bushel, sold at from 24,. to 265. per qr. ; sweet,
feed, 21s. to 24a. Beans, best, 42.5. to 445.: secondary 365.
to 38s.

I.!xxßincl, J ,rte 15 -The Wheat trade brisk, with a
slight 'advance in price for dry samples; the :memo price is
.52. per qr. Oats in more demand, but not dearer. In
Barb y very little doing. Beam Is. per qr. cheaper.
WOKKINGTON, Juno 11. -Tha supply of Wheat at to-
day's market was moderate. Bar'. y and Oats scarce.
Millers could not be induced to buy bayond their present
wants, and that at a slight reduction on last week's prices.
Wheat, top, per 3 imperial bushel., 245. Barley, 12a. Oats,
Os. Flour, 2s. to 21 4d. p r stone.
WATERFORD, June 14.-Our market since Saturday has
been very r uderately supplied with farmers' grain, for which
there is a mad rat- demand, at the currency of last week.
Indian Corn sad Fluor in goad request, at late prices.
ED/VIIVROIt, June 14.-There wan again but a .m .11 sup-
ply of Wheat from the farmers at market this morning, and,
the demand being good, no difficulty wan experier eed in
effecting a clearanco at an edvauv. uf Is. per qr. Foreign
Wheat was m ire inquired for, and a fair amount of bus nets
was done at fully lat week's prices. The small supply of
Barley sold readily, at late rate.. Fine malting 04'11 were
in better demand, and rather dearer ; bat secondary and in-
fekior qualities was a dull tale, without alteration in value,
Beane, Is. per qr. chea.'er. Wheat, top, Me ; act rage,
565. Ild. Barley, t 374 ; average, 335. 11d. Oats, top,
275. 4d. ; average, 24.. 4d. Bean., ; average, 345. 3d.
OL&BOUW, June 14.-Imports are on a limited scale, the
principal it, ms since thia day week being 2,061 qrs. Oat.,
and 809 Lads Oatmeal fr..an Ireland; aul 1,380 qrx. Bar-
ley, 628 qrs. Bents, and 057 sack, Fleur MaNtAile, yid
eirang.mouur. Demand iluring the week fur Wheat and
Oats, se well as the manufactured articles, has been only of
a retail character, and prices have varied little. In Barley,
Beans, and Pas, there has been scarcely anything doing.
Constant heavy rains fell yesterday ; the weather to-day Is
dry, hut temperature low. This day's market was thinly
attended, and bu.inees restricted; but tho sales that took
place in Wheat mad Flour were at steady prices. Oats were
rather easier; and Barley was about 6.1. cheaper.
Indian Carla was without change, with little at
market. Ostma 1 in fair retail demand, at nearly late
rates. The pr. s-nt prices are :-Wheat, per '240 lb., English,
white, old, 26.. to 265. 6d.; new, 26a. to 265.; red, old,
24e. to 2.54. ; new, 24.. to 2.5 a.; Scotch, white, old,
255. to 264.; Irish, red and white, old, 235. to 245. fel.;
new, 22a. 6.1. to 23.. 6d. ; Dantzic, old, 275. to 28s. ; Pome-
ranian, old, 2.55, to 265.; new, 255. to 265.; Danish, old,
24a. to 251. ; new, 24a. to 245. 6d. ; Odesaa, soft, old, 235. to
245.; Russian, hard, old, 21.. to 22n.; Canadian, old, 235.
to 245. ; United States, old, 24a. to Ma. Barley, per
3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 225. 6d. to 234. 6.1.; Irish,
new, 22.. to 225. 6.1. ; Pomeranian, &c., new, 225. 6d. to
23a. Oats, per 2641bs Irish, Wexford, &c., new, 16s.
to 175.; Limerick, &e., new, 174. to 18...• extra,
prepared, new, 1811.6 d.; fureign, Russian, old, 16a. eal, to 165.;
Danish, 16e. to 16s. Beans, Irish, per 2801b5.. new, 17s. to
18e. i Eft • ptian, per 2.801 be., old, 134.6 d. to 14s. 3.1. Peas,
per 2801b5., white, old, 18s. to 19s. ; grey, 17s. to
18s. ; Canadian, old, 18a. ,to 19.. Flour, per 2801bs.
English, super., old, 425. to 425. 6d.; Irish ditto, old, 401.
to 41a. ; old, 375. t 0385.; extra choice qualities, old,
42a. to 41s. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 28e. to
28a. 6d. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 27a. to 28a. ; sour, old, '241.
to 265. Oatmeal, per 2801 bk, Irish, common, cut, new,
291. to 30e. Indian Cora, per 280 tbs., 18e. to I9s. In-
dies Corn Mt al, per barrel, 141. to 16s.

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