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SALES EFFECTED DP TO TWO THIS DAT EN LONDON. Barley, par 601 b., 3a. 9d. to 43. Oat., per 4516., 2s. 10d. to 1
(Yesterday's pekes will be hound le last page.) 34. ; Rotarian, 24.7 d. to 20. 0,1. Bean., per qr.. European,
liberdeen, 21 1 liMlandctois. Gflstoft Binn. 6 Per 340. to 365. ; Egy..tian, per 45011 i., 21s. to 265. Peas, per qr.,
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gisini & Exeter 'Minis, 14/ j 1 trot., 1 i n
3iirkingiymohirr, 41 4 d , North lOWA Thiede. 1 Baltic. ate., white, 35e. na.1.8e.; Cu elian. 31s. to 32.. Fluor.
}hedonism, .2-1 9 1 N. Storliktiobire, 91 9 per barrel of 1961 h., Canadian, sweet, 275. to 284.; United
E. Ang., 31. tor. r per Ct. Pref., 3 ! Seotthh Central, 211 States, sweet, 275. 6d. to 235. 61.; United State-, Canadian,
L Corinth s, 13) 1 I Shritohire Erica, 1 sour, Vs. to 265. In lian Cora, per 48016., Amencen, - 1
Do. New, (loan 6 per Cent., 3 Smith Foosiern, 231 3 white, 31s. to 3.35. 61. ; yellow, 33.. 61 to 364. ; Earopean,
E. L`neelnobire, 191 Do. Thirds No. 4,51 1
;feat Northern, 51 sollow, 35e. to 37e. Indian Meat, per 1951 b.., 11.. 61. to
~Solint.t,t w5...„'1"..6k w,.., apt jp 15.. Arrivals from 20th to the 22nd June, inclusive, into •
Treat Western, 63 24 I
Do. rifthri, 19 York, Newcastle, & Her. ((rig. Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 38 qrs.; Barley, 20 ; •
Lane. & Carlisle, 51 Newe. & Her.), 294 30 Malt, 137 ; Oats, 437 ; Indian Cora, 3,966 ; Oatmeal, 50;
Lan. & Torksbire New hoar. 6 Do. Es. No. 1 (Tork & Newr.), Flour, 630 sacks. '
per Cent, 2/ 161 !
Landon & Blackwell, 41 Do. No. 2(N t B.). 161 1 BrPON, June 22.-Whett, Gs. to 6s. %I. ; red, 6e. to
Lou., Brig., end S. Cowes, 291 9 Do. G. N. E *Par., 911
Prof 6.. 6d. Beans, 44, 9d. to ss. per bushel. Barley nominal. I
London &North Western, 118 71 Tort k North 211dbad f, 114 Oats, 20s. to 2.5 v per qr. I
Do. New, 21 Do. E. & W. IL Ex., 304 SCARBOROUGH, June 22.-We had a good supply of Wheat
Do. lot., M. & R. (C), 21 Boulogn.• and Annens,ll
Ins. &N. Western Thirds, 61 Northern of France, 41 on offer today The Wheat trade continues dull, butte
Wee. Bost n. & Matlock, 4 Paris and Rouen, 1.4 come few instances an advance of from ls. to 2s. per qr. was
Slidland, 97 6 Pori. and ,traribourg, 21 realised. The Flour trade is still derressed. Wheat, 64. 3d. I
Do. Rd. Cone. Peet, 71 •Siunbre & Meow, 21 to 7s. 3d. p•r 5 stones. Barley, 31s to 33+. per qr. of 32 souk t
LIVERPOOL SALES, !Lyn t'l. 0. to 102. to 111 per atone. Superfine Flour, 40.,. to 12,., .
There was more business dons today, but prices are still and seconds, 355. to 375. per sack of 20 stones.
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exceedingly low. Sourararrox, June 23.-There was but a thin at'end- ii
Birk.,Lan., & Chesi.(l.ate C. & B.), I Man., Sheff , snit Lin. Qrs., 51 d mace at our =islet to-day. Wheat sold at an advance of
131 Do. Eighths. 51 dls to 2a. per qr. Other article' without alteration.
Great North of Distend, 229 Do. llste Great Grimsby and '
Great Western Qrs., 21 d gletheld), 22 d WAKEFIELD, June 23.-,Our arrivals this week are small
Lane. & Yorksh. (late M. and 1.. Midland, 99
Fifths). 2 d be. Delve., 71 d of Wheat ;the consumption keeps fully up to our supply ;
speculation is quite dormant, and prevents any material im-
p°. 321. sh., 71 1 Shrews. and Hiroo. (B), 31 dI
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Do. flftha (late W. R. U.), IS.E. & Dover, 231 provement ;the tendency in country markets is to advanced
711 s. 9d. d ! 130. No. 4, 3 d rates; to-day we obtained le. per qr. above the prices of this
Lon. 1s North Western, 1:9 16 I York, Newe ,
Do, New Qrs., 1 p coy ), I p however closes firm. Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling
and Ber. (G. N. E. day senaight, but millers are nut eager buyers; the Ueda
There was a decided decline in prices, and hugest* could steady. Beans without alteration. Other aricies as before.
MANCHESTER SALES, Jrsre 23.
The following are pumat prices t Wheat, per quarter,
scarcely he tranmeted. • 601 b. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red,
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Lan. and York. 32/. late Ex., 73 d Men., Shef., & Line. (Nat end env, s. to 495.; extra,
4615.: white,4oes. to 515.; extra, Ids.
lb. (wet t'.), 31 d Linn), old Norfolk Monte, red, 6e. to .; extra, . ; white, 46..
klto.a•lN',,..`‘lven.t.7.o..."('Cfre);l3lls.l6p
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Nrc,0.24.112.1163.11:4
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BIRMINGHAM SAUDI, 'vox 23. Yorkshire, red, 46a. to 495. ; extra, Ws. ; white, 475. to 19s. ;
This market was again heavy; there was very little stock extra, 52..: Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 475. to 50,. ; es- I ° I I
oflering• but prices had still a tendency downward,. tra, 5 le. • Lower Baltic and Hamburg. red, 475. to 485.; extra,
Midland New, 61 d t Shrews. and Bir. A, 3 d 51s. Mediterranean, red, 345. to Ms.; extra, 434.; old,fhA
North Brithb Third% 21 d tin. (B), 31 665. 3d. d red, 46e. to 475. ; extra, 61s. Barley, per quarter,
Man., Buxton, & Mat., 46..3d. d Shropehire Union, 576.21 d imperial, 26a. to 28v
; extra, 30.. Beans, per
N. Stafford:bug, 2: d quartet, 631 b.. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 351. to 365. ;
LEEDS SALFM, Jew. 23. extra, 375.; Ticks, new, 33e. to 345.; extra, 3.55.; foreign,
The share marker prevented no alteration from yesterday's new, 324. to 345. Oats, per stone, resealing, 10d.
market in the amount of business transacted, neither could to 110.; extra, 121. ; feeding, 10.1. to lied. • extra, 124.•.
an improvement in the value of shun. be noticed. , foreign, 10d. to 111,1.; extra, 19d. Shelling', per load of '
E. Fret, le. p 14.... Sfltht. &0. Coosa Prat,' ?althea 26e. to 275. ; extra, 28s. Malt, per load of 6
E. and W. Yorkshire, to il 2i. p bushels, 401. to 41s. • extra, 435. Peas, per imp. qr., blue
ft Lan. York. Pref., Is. 6d. p N. Western, N. 9s. Pd. d
W. R. rnion, 775. 78s. d and white boiler., &le. to 328. ; extra, 365.; grey and feed,
31s. to 330. ; extra, 345. Rapeseed, per lout Imp., English,
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BRISTOL BALE?, Zr,,, 22. 241. to 261.; foreign, 24L to 261. Linseed, per imp. qr., 445.
There was a very dull market, with prices barely main-
tained. to 50s. Imports during the week • Wheat, 6.765 qrs. • Bar-
Ct. Weetern Qty., 21 d 1 Mid., Bk., & Glour , 113 ley, 1,152; Oats, 4&3; Beans, 1,503; Peas, 279; ld.rivreeed,
Lao. & York. Ii per Ct., 3.16 p I 100 ; Shelling, 20 loads ; Malt, 270.
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TALLOW.-No business. Peterebttrgh Y. C. on HOPS.-Woucesren, June 23.-The Hop plants-
the spot, 454. . • Oat. to Dec. delivery, 434. 61. ; separate tions are going on favourah'y this week, where the plant is
months, 3.1. to6d. more. strong and wall grown, but the weak bine is rather yellow
on the clay lands, owing to the late wet weather. There
CORN.-CIIIPPRNHAM, June 23.-The beat con-
is nothing doing on the market but of a Retail character, for
ditioned samples of superior Wheat rose fully 21. per qr., and prompt consumption.
secondary qualities 1.. per qr. Of Batley. nothing can be
said. Oats fell Is. per qr. in value, whilst Beans and Peas WOOL.-BRADFORD, June 22.---There is no change
were procurable at cheaper raves. Beet white Wheat 504. for the better, but Wool continues as depressed as ever.
to 545. per qr. ; hest red, 495. to 535. ; middling, 445. to 475.; Colonial Woes are dull sale, and the augmented stocks from
inferior. 40s. to 435. Beans, old, 395. to 475. per qr. ; mew, the sales in Liverpool and London will tend to a further
381. to 445. Goad Oats, 2.5 a. per qr.; secondary, 194. to 20.. depreciation in price.
Peas, beat, 444.; inferior, 31$. Barley at nominal quotation,. MOWDEN.-There was a good supply of Wool, and nearly
MESTER, June 23.-We have had small supplies of all all was sold off. Superfine Hog, Iod. per lb. • common' 9d
grain •
Inlnand-half BtoB. ; inferior, 1. per fb. The ab': •
grain at market to-day. Wheat sold at an advance of 2s. per -
dent supply isa ad. prcof that these wool 7.
markets are foundun to
qr. Barley and Oats were a ready axle at previous rates.
benefit the growers of wool in this district, and also to answer
Hutt. June 23.-The disposition to boy Wheat, men- the purpose of the buyer.
tioned last week, has continued, and au advance of 2s. per SELRY.-.-We had a short supply of Wool today ; few
qr. has been established. Barley, being in large supply, buyers were in attendance, and no alteration in price slues
barely maintains its value. Other Spring Corn without
last market. I
alteration, there being but little doing in it. Rye Meal is I
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Yea= -There was a very larae supply of Wool at this I I inquired alter. The weather has been most propitious for I
all growing crops. Linseed Cakes, Hull-made, meet a steady market (upwards of 600 sheets), and a good attendance of I
sale, at 84. 153. per ton for present delivery ; and from 91. to i buyers; nearly all was sold, at a reduction of 3d. to Id. per
91. 10s. for forward, according to the months. Foreign, of
stone from last week's quotation.
best quality, is wanted. Rspe Cakes have been sold rather
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lower ex ship-say, 955. to 975. 6d per ton. For Bones there HAY.-BIaITIIFIELD, Droo'Clock.-3fesers. Cooper
has continued a good sale, though the price has been rather aprindmo Meadow Dajis repo...et, t.hexofoll.onwinj quotations ; ,
thaw.,
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in buyers' favour-soy, 82s. Gd. to Btis , according to quality. 1,,,,,u;
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1 A The arrivals of Linseed since our lest amount to about
4,836 qrs , and consist of 2,974 era, from Konigsberg ; 1,860 CATTLE.-BEDALE FAta.-We had a large sup-
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qrs. from Riga ; and 4 bags from Nyborg. The demand ply of Beams, especially lean ones. Buyers were numerous, . t
has been vcry good for the season of the year, and what but business was dull, and prices rather lower than last . s
offered has been readily taken by the crushers at fully last fortnight, with a quantity unsold. An average supply of
wo ek'. rates. There is now but little choice in the market Sae, p, the demand for which was good, and prices con-
until further arrivals take place. Black Sea is worth Untied about the same so lint market. Beef, 6.. 3d. to 7a.
40s. 6d.; fine heavy Petersburg, 38.. to 38e. 64. ; Riga, per stone. Mutton, 6d. to Gld. per lb.
best quality, 36t. to 37..; Memel and K misberg, 37a., down „ _
Thia lair was well attended. There was
to 32v. piiir qr., aceoeding to quality. Rapeseed, fine
hare,Dansh batooNOßTit.
a gooa aupey of Sheep, which *old briskly at from 61 to
has realised 261 per lase, leaving the market entirely .
64d., and Lambs also sold freely at the latter price. There
Foreign 'imports into Hull daring this week: Linseed,
4,836 qr. ; Rapeseed, 7 ; Wheat, 3,965; Barley, 4,036 ; were few superior fat Cows ; the price may be quoted at 6d.,
Outs, 2,786; Beans, 5,332 ; Peas, 136; Bones, 637 tons; and the inferrer rather lower. The price of Pi!), won !owe,
Oil-teed Cakes, 468 tons. good store. selling from 21. 10.. to 3L, being a difference of
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10s. from last fair.
Liercotn, June 23.-With a liberal supply of Wheat our ,
,LEOBCRY MORTIMER FAIR was thinly supplied with
market opened at fully last week's prices, but closed dull at Bert, most of which was disposed of at 6d. to 64d. per lb. Of
Is. decline, with several samples unsold at the eores of the Mutton the supply was very good, which met with a dull
market. Oats a fair show, without any demand. Beans at 1
sale, at 64d. to 7d. per lb. There was a good supply of store
Is. less money. Wheat, red, 444 to 48e. ; white, 475. to 524. Cattle, also of Sheep, which sold at prices obtained at the o
Oats, 17e. to 23a. Beans, 395. to 41e. fairs fluently held. Cows and Calves were not v.ry plenti-
Livenroot, June 235.-Of any produce, coastwise or ful, but were sold for much leas money than they
from 111, eland, we have received none worth asinine since were a manta ago. Pigs were .ease*, and the
.trade was f,
Monday last, and the only foreign imports are 3,986 qrs. brisk, but they were not sold at higher rates.
Indian Corn from New Orleans, while the exports of that I GIFFORD J uriE FAIR.-The different kinds of stock 1 '
article and Corn Meal are much lighter than of late. Ameri- usually shown were about an avcreage. Good wedders were I I
can advice. give no prospects of eaely shipments of Wheat and from le. to 2s. a head tap from the corresponding market
Flour, the ratio of prices cOatiutHoce much above ours, last year, according to the quality. One excellent lot
and the demand confined chiefly to their own consumption ; of black-tared wethers (rough) was mold for 325. ; another lot
at New York, a few thousand quarters of Indian Corn were of the same description, trim Priestly, for 294.6 d. lielibled
shipped ; but at New Orleans, by the last dates, litt'e was ewe hogs, for 28s. ; another lot half. bred ewe and anther ' I
then loading for this country. They had not, however, re- hogs, from Csetlemains, for 324. ; several other lots were . .
ceived advice' of the highest rates which had been attained di-pond of, at prices according to quality. A few remained .
here on and about the '26th ultimo. During the interval untold. The cattle-market was well supplied, and the
from Tuesday the trade here has remained generally firm, demand for good two-year-olds and sticks exceeded that of
but with little business doing, exclusive of I ndi on Corn, the otter kinds, a great part of which exchanged owners at an
transactions in which have been upon a moderate scale for early hour. Two-year-old stormsaged from 81. 10a. to 111. ;
IrelandogpricesnearlyuPon a par withthosepreviously noted. sticks, from 31. 103. to 71. 7s. 6.1. Good much Cows were
The weather having been uniformly fine since our last, also in request, pion varying from hi. to 151, according to
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with an unusually slender attendance of country buyers at quality.
oar n.aoket today, and our local dealers extremely inactive, sr
o•IDDERMINSTEIC.-The fair, on Tuesday last was but .
no extensive operations in any branch of the cern trade "It re scantily supplied with Sheep and cattle; business trans-
perceptible In the value cf any descripticn of English, actions were consequently on a rather limited scale. We
Irish, or foreign Wheat, however, there was no disposition cannot note any decline in prices of Beef and Mutton, but
on the part of holders to concede lower terms ; and in the these d. mended for Lamb and Veal were lower than last fair
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few sales effected, therefore, our last quotations remained day. The following were the rates : Beef, 6d. to 64d.
unymried. Flour, at the same time, influenced by the Mutton, 7d. ; Lamb, 64d. to 7d.; and Veal Gd. per lb,
limited show of samples at hand, was ix tolerable request,
Newcaers.E.-There are about 600 head of fat Cattle, and
and both Irish and American fully maintained late prices.
Lambs on offer this morniug ; both
Barley and Malt, being leis attractive than before, merely 4,500 head of Sheep and
Cattle and Sheep are of a very superior quality, more
sustained previous rates. The general qualities of Beans
especially the foi me", several lots of which are from
continued to meet little notice, and Egyptian were
Fife-
decidedly Gd. per qr. lower; whilst to the trade for all kinds of shire,
is Angusshire :goatee:ow, and Aberdeen. The Beef
Peas, similar remarks were applicable.--Oate, the transactions' since last dand prices bad
trade much :•nproved week, an
in which were limited to a few retail parcels enly, were upward movement. Sheep are also a shade higher, while
Lambs are toe bright demand, and aze also making more
slightly depressed in value; and Oatmeal, being very
money. rmeer . Beset., Co. 64. to es. per stone of 14Ibs.
ursaleelde, was nominally cheaper. White Indian Corn,
although in moderate demand, do dined Is. per yr. today ; Sheep, 61d. to 7d. Lambs, Bd. to 81d. per lb., sinking offal. ;
but yellow, haring become extremely searce, retained our last SOUTHAMPTON FAIR, June 19. - The streets were
currency ; and Corn Meal was taken rather freely at 144.64. throngsd with cattle, chiefly lean, from Devon' Ilereford,
per bl. The following are the prices :-British: Wheat, per and other western counties, a good number of Sco ch and
7016., English, red, 7s. sd. to 7s. 84.; extra, 7e. 6d. to 78.10 d ; Welch, and some foreign. 'The prices asked appeared
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white, 7s. 61 to 7s. 10d. ; extra, 7s. 10d. to Bs. 22. Irish, higher than purchasers were inclined to give; therefore, for
red, Gs. 42. to 7s. 2d. ; extra, 7s. 2.3. to 7s. Id. ; white, 7s. 2d. some time in the early mot of the day, trade appeared
to 7s. sel. ; extra, 7s. &Leo 7s. Bd. Barley, per qr., English, very slack. After some delay, both buyers and sellers I
30s. to 315.; Chevalier, 325. to 35e.; Scotch and Irish, per became more friendly, and showed a disposition to agree,
601 b.., 3e. 9d. to 4s. Malt, English, perqr., pale, 68a. to 635. store Oxen selling in canaiderable numbers. The largest
Oate, English and Scotch, per 451 b., *ld, 2e. 102. to 3s. Id.; twoyear-old Devons and short-horos made 131. to lit ; I
Welsh, old, 2s. 102. to 39. Od.; Irish, line sorts, new, acme best Scuts, 91. to 10/. ; "elected North Walco, 71. to 81.;
2., 10d. to 2s. Ild.; old, 2a. 101. to 2s. 11d. ; general, new, teat Cows in calf, 16'. to 171. ; mod, rate and small Alder- ,
2s. 7d. to 20.94.; old, 20. 9d. to 2s. 10d. Beano, per qr., Eng., nays, 141. to 151. per head ; Heifers in calf, 121. to 15/. ; Cow
new, 375. to 394.; old, 40s. to 425.; Scotch and Irish, per end Calf, 141. to 201.; large Calves, 4/. to 61. ; small, 20s. to
4501 b., new, 33a. to 355. ; old, 365, to 375. Peas, English, 30s. each. The fat Oxen sold at 10s. to 10s. 6d. per score for
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per qr., white, new, 40s. to 42e. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 31e. to the best quality ; and from Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. for moderate and
365. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, 355. to 365., inferior. I/1
superfine, 395. to 405.; extra. 41.. to 425. (Mimes), Yoan FORTNIGHT FAIR, June 22.-We had a good sop-
per load of 2401 b., Irish, new,24o. 6d.t0255.6d.; old, 234.6 d. to ply of Ist Beasts, which met with a dull sale, at from Gs. 9L
245.; Canadian, old. 235. to 236.64. Bremner 241 b., Is. to to 70. per stone. A good show ..f fat Sheep sold badly, at
Is. 2d. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 7s. to
76.32.; white, is. sd. to is. Bd. ; United States, red, 7s. sd. from 6.1. to 60. per lb. A lerge number of Lambs met with
ready sale, at about 7d. per lb. A thin supply of lean
to 78.8 d. ; white, 7s. Bd. to Bs. 2d. ; Dantzic, mixed and Beasts sold badly.
red, 21. 62. to 7s. 104. ; high mixed, Be. 2d. to Bs. Sd. ;
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 7.. 64. to 7s. 10d. ; white, GLABOow, Jane_ 2.-In the Sheep market this morning
the supply of Sheep and Lambe was very. largo, coneiderahly t
7s. 92. to 7s. 11d.; Riga and Petersburg, red, 6s. 4d. _„„e than equal to the demand. Puma were, in cease.
to 6s. 6d. ; Archangel, 6s. 2d. to 6a. 6d.; Odessa, common, "''''
red, 6,. 4d. to 6s. Bd.: Polish, Gs. 9d. to 7s. ; French, quence, lower, and a good many were turned out unsold. Of
c.tile there was fully an average number, and they also met
Spanish, and Italian, red, 6s. sd. to 6s. 104. ; •white, a dull sale, at a reduction on last week's rates of about 2s.
6.. 102. to 7.1.24. • ' Bennet and Nlarianopeli, red, 6s. Bd. to
t with a Low left over at the ek
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6s. 104.; Egyptian.4s. 3d. to 45.64., hfediterranean,&c., hard, per cw '
red, 6s. 6.1. to 6s. 9d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 265. to 28e. foe leztorcusv's ststsr.:4B fee last 550 e.
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AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" 01 LAST NIGHT. 1
...NEAT. 1 )4A i:I.EY OATS. •i_ Man. i anana. .. PRA.. _
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