The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-27 00:00:00

4 per Ct. Atherton Bond..
23 per Ct. Bag. Bonds, 68 62
II per Ceps. Mao. 30
3 per Ct. Brazilian Ben. 64 6
Belo New. 73 8
6 %%Cot ILmilitalrlittßil2." 26 3
Ditto Columb. Del. Wt.,
pa
Columbian Aquador 8d0.,11
3 Ct. Moan Bd.. 63 7
23 per Cl. Dutdt Bdo., 42 3
4 Beret. Dann Canto 633 42

flt
1 per Uses. Grenada Ede.. 117 12k
Grenada Deferred lids" 26
6 per Ct Maxima, 1646, 13a 16a
'6 per Ct. Peruvian Eds. 30 6
IP:MtCony. ad.., 15 17
n,
DU. 1 Bd.,
1e fie 61
ppersirti
3 par Os. amnion Oda.
WDeterred iSda,—
heel,. Db.. 16 3
2 pw Os. Vaassosla Ims.. IS ly
riassolia polaset 8e5..11

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M. Li PREMDENT.-1 ant certain that to-morrow General RAILWAYS.-The share-market has very mach I
Lamoriciere himself will regret this mention of isolated
names, when all should he mentioned. (" True, true.") insproved, and prices generally are on the advance.
In London and North Western the dealers are
M. DR Idnid.ssiLts -I will ask of my colleague I
bilyers at 120 ; the New Quarters are 4 premium.
North Staffordshire are also buyers at 3 discount.
eSitil.ld'Amdles.
di!
Brightens, Eastern Counties, and South Western, ..,
(Movement.) ekeitowssig.thatut ththey. aarearfit.galitticn:
At this moment an officer placed in the hands of M. le
Agitelwswheathrdermhaed
are better. Clarence, 5 per Cent., done at 61.
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President a dispatch, which he said required inimediat; at- SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON.
tendon. He announced to the chamber that the di.patch (Yesterday's prime will be found in last page.)
only contained the confirmation of the news that they had Bimingharo & Oxford In., 211 i
Lon. 3i.N. Western, 119 21
. '-eady received. The Faubourg St. Antoine was completely Bristol and Exeter Thad', 14 Do. New Qm, 2/
I es. 1..... mob.. 6k I . I
• the insurgents ther.;'''' Caledonian, 7,/
in the telerep of tilt Trim'. ~ . •••••• me „ .aelialli 1.. i 3: IL, i 1 '
v 1 D--.. 10f 16 b• VrA"
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10. ~ M. •
labouring to destroy the barricades. do. :
E. Cos-unite 131 14
The sitting wag strepe:ded, but resumed almost at the Da. Neir 6 - - 44's"
, Guar. per Cut., 3 Lon. &9. • te'etern,
same moment. Do. gm, 121 Do. New 54.4'. 33 2
M. Counow (Vice-President) occupied the chair, and read Eastern Calm. 6 per Cent, 71 Do. Thirds, N
a letter, which he bad just received from General CavUignac, East Lancashire, New, 91 Midland 50/. Cons. Pref., et
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in thus terms: Do. 6 per Cent, Pref. Qr. oh., 21 North St. ffordshire. 911
Citizen President,-Thanks to the firmness of the Maims! As- Edinburgh end Glasgow, 44 Scottish Central, 2414
trembly, thanks to the devotion of the National Guard and the n
ermr, Great Northern, 51 1 Sbrem. & Birm., A, 21
the revolt is subdued. There is no longer any struggle Do. New 151., 355 South Devoe, 15
Paris. (Expreesiens of satisfactioe.) As soon as I am certain Great Western, at 41 South Eastern, 331
that the extraordinary powers rested in me are so longer necessary
..1)0. Clm. IS Do. Thirds No. 4, 51
for the salvation of the republic, I shall go t., resign it reemetfully a'. Fifths, .a South Wales. 51 6
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into the bonds of the National Assembly. (Signed) CA,AioNAr. I.4ui. and Yorkshire New Guar. 6 York, Newcastle, A Ber, , 291
Loud shouts of approbation from all sides, " Long live the re
r Cent., 21 Do. Ex. No. 2 (V. &B.), IN 11l
Republic." The sitting was adjourned. . Pmts. & Wyre, 34 York ft North Midland, 67
Loud., Bright., & S. C., 301 Do. E. W. R. Eaten, 30
Sambre &Meuse, 21 1
ITALY. LIVERPOOL SALES, Jaws 26.
.11 Risorgemento of Turin, of the 20th, contains no Birk-. Line, & CbrAir, 311.. e., 1 Midland. 96
news or bulletin of importance. ts f North Union. 201 li
De. late C. &B. 221. sh., 81 d N. titaffordebire, 31 d
Gen. Aspre has entered Padua at the head of 600 Eastern Counties New leerier. &F- & Dover, 23
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Austrians, and has maintained the National Guard in 6 per Cent., 1 p Do. No. 3, 51 10 d
Lm. es Yorksh. fifths (late W. Do. No. 4, 31 d
its integrity. et. U.). 81s. 3d. d York, News., &Bee (N. B. EL,
The Pontifical troops who evacuated Vicenza are to Lee. kN. Western, 118 No. 2),1 p i'
be cantoned at Ferrara, Ravenna, and Bologna. Do. New Qrs., i p _
MANCHESTER SALES, Jima 26.
Bk., Lan...gave. Is., 71 d Men., Rid., & Lie. (Grimsby
The following, from oar correspondent, is dated if , ....daesndeltmoirk.,,,,lrlA l'., 41-(146,:l. I WI.
140.)(3121244f.dk Lin.), 10 d
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' Madrid, June 21 : " Count Mirnsul arrived last M. e. B. (C), 11 p IN. etaffordelare, 31 it
night. Isturitz is hourly expected. From what S. E. A Dover, ho. 4, 3 3-161
I hear, I think the arrival of the latter will be BIRMINGHAM SALES, Jura 26.
the • lthe downfallofthe
signal for
which will be replaced by another under his pre- PRODUCE-MINCING-LANE, Haff-past 71r0.-
sidency. Of courts., Isturitz would choose M. Pedal The Sugar sales, consisting of 200 blots. Trinidad, 5,000 bags i
for colleagues. Narvaez is expected to be made ('ap- Maureius and 8,000 bags Bengal, are progressing more
taut-Gen. of Navarre, ar.d Commander-in-Chief of the steadily than might have been expec•ed under the present
army of the north to oppose the Carlisle. dreunistonces.-Coffee: Good ordinary native Ceylon
sold steadily in public sale, at 295. Gd. whi.h 1
" Gabriel de Aristizabal is gazetted u sub•secretary „„„ the •• s' '
previous private contract price.- a tpetre :
of finance. 1,400 begs were offered, for which there did not
" Vfilalongie Captain-General of Navarre, has made appear to be buyers at previous rates, and they
a move to Elizondo, to be nearer the Fremeh frontier. were ell bought in.-Rice : 2,000 begs of Java, , I •
" Orlando has countermanded an order left by Ber- rota from in. 64. to Bs. gdo which showed a dec.-ills or 6d. 1.
per cwt.-Cotton• dull.-Rum. n lected -
tram de Lis for the payment of the employes in ii,,, ' eft .In other articles
alteration, but markets generally are quiet,
active service." . I
TALLOW.-Petershurgh Y. C. on the spot, 445. 6d.
BRAZILS. 4.55. ; Oct. to Dec. delivery, 435. Gil.; separate months' '
Her Majesty's Packet, Crane, Lieut. Parsons, delivery, 44a. I
arrived at Falmouth on Sunday mornmg ; she sailed from COR ' N.-Amvals at the granaries, by the Eastern I:
Rio Janeiro on May 10 ; Bahia, on the 23rd ; and Pemam.
limo, on the 29th. Whilst she retneined at the latter port Counties Railway, for the week ending June 27: .
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her Majesty's ship Volage arrived there from Rio Janeiro, Malt
1610 „ •
Peas ..... I
with dates to the 16:h a May, and reported that her Ma- Bailey
jest}'s skip Collingwood, from Valparaiso towards England, wet
had put in on the 13th, and that on the mine day BoTLEX, June 26.-The trade to-day was anything but ..
the Linnet, packet, had arrived out in 38 days. brisk ; supplies were of average kind. The highest quota-
The quotation of the exchange at the last dates tion for best Wheat exceeded by 2s. that of last week, but
was at Rio, 231 ; at Bahia, nominal, 25 ; and at little doing ;in secondary samplesformer terms were not , l',# i
Pernambuco, 24. The branch packet Spider brought up the exceeded. Barley declired Is. per qr., but few sales effected.
River Plate mails, but these being only of equal dates with Flour of good quality 38s. per sack. All Spring Corn on li.
the advice, per the Firebrand, do not partake of int rest. the decline ; Oats full Is. per qr. less. Few transactions in .
• The new preselent of the province of Pernambuco bad re- Beans and Peas.
stored tranquillity, and was likely to be popular. The Bra- D • •
NGTON, June 21.-We had a small supply of
zilian cabinet had been completed by the addition of Jose WheagitpLwilaich -sold freely at an advance of Is, per qr. Oats
Pedro Carvalho, who was appointed to the portfolio of the Beans, 'and Peas meta dull sale at former 'rats.- Wheat,' 1
Interior ; and Senor Antao to that of war. The Emperor 4.5.. to 48s.
per • Oats, 94 Sid. per at. • ' Beans, 33a. to
opened the session of legislative aseea.bly on May 3, accom-
-r. ' ' t. 9,
365. per qr. ; Peas, 31u. to 335.
panied by the toilet pageantry.
The coming crops of sugar promised fair. 33,000 cases CAMBRIDGE, June 24.-We bad a veil dull market for
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were ready to be shipped at Bahia. everything, and prices were lower. Much rain has fallen, • l
and the Wheat is laid. Wheat, red, 445. to 46.. per qr..; ..
' The Rio Mercantele Journal of May 9 states : - All white, 48s. Beans, 365. to 38s. Peas, 401. Barley, '2Bs.
' branches of trade throughout April have been much depressed.
Oats, 18s. to 245.
• In imports business was restricted owing to a paucity of
arrivals, which, to a certain extent, was beneficial to reduce CIRENCESTER, June 26.-The supply of Wheat to-day
ithe stocks on band, although at prices far from advantageous. was moderate, and the demand pretty good, at an advance of 11 .
, Produce was sensibly affected by the disheartening accounts Is. to 2s. per qr. over this day se'nnight. Barley is a dull 1
received from foreign markets, and by the intelligence of the sale, and no transactions in this grain worthy notice. Oats
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French revolution, which served to paralyse business, and to and Beane in moderate demand, and prices unaltered. r
render the circulation of war premiums of insurance. The Wheat, 101. to 131. per load ; Barley, 30s. to 31s. per qr.;
: money market was likewise influenced from these circum. Oats, 22'. to 285.; Beans, 42a. to 465.
. stances; and to all these we add a very extensive HONCAsTER, June 21.-There wan a much larger supply
failure, that of Ignacio Batten and Fires. The debts of Wheat shown this mnr..iag. All fine fresh qualities sold ~
• of this house are estimated at 130,0001., independently of freely at last week's rates ; secondary qualities unaltered in /
; liabilities to a large amount. Exchange has declined 4 per value, but the demand not as brisk as last week, and sme
cent. Towards the eh se of April the article of coffee declined few lots left over unsold. Oats and Beans are in the must
- 300 robe, and remained very flat, No sugar or hides had limited request, and to make sales to any extent rather less
'; been aeld for the British markets, ard, indeed, not any of money aceepted. Barley nominal. Peaces: Wheat, new, . 1
the former for Eurofe. 17s. to 19s. ; fine, 20.. to 22.. ; old, 17s. to 19s. ; fine, 204.
The decrease revenue of the customs had fallen off, in to 225. ; Blendeorn, 14s. to 16s. ; fine,l7s. Rye, I ls. to 12s. ; I
r estimating the return of 1840, 391 per cent.; and upon 1847, fine, 13s. Beene 13s. to 141.; fine, 155.; old, Its. ; fine, i I
, 364 per cent. In the Consulado likewise a decrease of 2 per 17s. Peas, grey, 13s. ; white, 14e. per 3 imp. bushels.
cent. upon 1846, and 51 per cent. upon comparison with Oats, 18s. to 21s. ; fine, 235. to 245.; old, 18s. to 235. ; hoe,
revenue in this department in 11547 235. to 245. Barley, 28s. to 30s. 1
lianno=in HEREFORD, June 24.-We have a email market, and very I I
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THE REFORM MOVEMENT.ttle Wheat offering. Good samples realised Is. to 2s. per
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qr. advance. Good red a ready tale at 48.3. ; white, 501. t
D - We have little doing in Beans, Peas, and Oats. Phi e: are
e GLASGOw.-In answer to petitions sent from Gies- unaltered.
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tt Fowpt,mth.ensfolgjtetinfurneylig AaveDbeeearn received :-" House of H ttet LIN
thato No,f. June
ast .2.4e.k-. 21.-The
Therer;ri cwessoaf
gWo3h:at apply,do es
attnoct
S , 1 have just pre-
vary 111, I
• seated the petition you have sent me, impressed its contents the principal part of it was sold. Not many offers of spring
2 and prayer on the House, and you may depend upon my earn were made, and prices remain about as last week.
a. earnestly supporting Mr. Hume's motion, and the reform of KENDAL, June 31.-The market was ...entity supplied
✓ every abuse which oppress the people.-In haste, yours with grain; it was quite adequate to the demand. Our hay t .
• truly, J. MACOUEGOR. harvest has con menced in the neighbourhood, and,if favoured
12, Cleveland-row, London, 21st June.-Sir,-On my with suitable weather, the farmers will secure a more splen-
arrival yesterday, Ifound your note of 17th instant, and, had did crop than has been witnessed for 'eversl years back.
a there been &division last night upon Mr. Hume's motion, Averages for the week ending June 24: Wheat, 31 qrs.,
was prepared to have given it my support, and consequently 59.. 6d. Oats, 73 qrs., 225. 9d. I.
e the prayer of your petition.-1 remain, Sir, yours respect- LANCASTER, June 24.-Wheat sold rather readily, at 6d.,
fully, ALEX , . anTis.B Similar notes to the above have been ' f per load advance over last week's quotations. Meal was also
' received by a great many parties in Glasgow who transmitted
° petitione-amongs other", the workers in Ayton-place Fac- stiiileclwaeto3,diasartrennecei.bugteatilt. freely. The weather during
o tory, and Mr. Grandison's workmen.
Y PAISLEY.-The petition of the inhabitants in op- LEICESTER, June 24.-Corn market lively, and Wheat Is. .
g to 24. ptr qr. higher. Spring Corn selling en terms about
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rd John Russell and for ,ri 3losr.itioinumtoet.hmeodtte:nlar• watation.eitotf
0ff51.. to that gentleman' for pee-
d :rotation on Monday morning, with 1,733 names appended eßothalts,34z.. to 445,
3ortspe, 2r4s. to 28s. Flour, fine, 38s. ; se- 1
, to it. The petition to the same import, but prating for the ''
o charter, was also sent off on the same day to Mr. O'Connor
if MALtoe, June 24.-There has been a short supply of all
a far presentation, with 4,343 signatures attached to it. The grain. Wheat in good demand, at rather over last week's •
i, two petitions have thus obtained 6,076 names, and many of rates. Barley nominal. In Oats we make no alteration.
e them those of gentlemen of property, who never before took Wheat, white, 545. to 60e.; red, 50s. to 565. per 40 stone.
any interest in petitions for the reform of Parliament. Oats, 9 id. to 101 d. per stone.
NoRTRASIFTON, June 21.-We continue to be favoured I 1
i. SHIPPING,
with extreme tine-growing weather. Wheat met with a dull i
sale, but fresh-threshed fine qualifier; made about Is. per qr. I
.- Metes Minivan- -Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2:; Donagha- more money. In Barley, little or nothing doing. Oats and
dee• French, 2 ; Flanders, 1. A 1 „ Beans are each a turn lower.
LONDON, June 27.-Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., •
PLemotern, June 24.-There has been a good demand for I
a light and pleasant breeze, and fine. Wheat, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. from last week.
~, SCARBOR01;011, June 24.-A bead-rail, stern side board, Other grain stationary, and little doing. The weather has I. 11
a marked, in yellow letters, on a blue eround, " Commodore," beef • l''' till lastwhen storm of a
n mostly &Noun nenight, a
d has been picked up to-day on the North Sands.•
and rain set in, which has continued all this day.
ii, GLASOUw, June 24. - The Gipsy (schooner), hence to .1 ;
r- Liverpool, was fallen in with this morning off the Point of riIEsTON, June 24.-We have no arrivals into this '
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• Ayr, with lees of foremast and bowsprit, and unmanageable Port from Ireland worth notice, and supplies from thence •
,-,
,and was towed into Loch Ryan by the steamer Royal seem to have ceased. The weather upon the whole has i
Consort. been favourable during the week. Since Tuesday we have
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~, FAL3BO ern June 26 -The Gipsey (n.), from Londonfte experienced a moderate inquiry for Wheat and Flour, and ex- ,
-- Bahia ' . ' • t rates have been realised. Other articles were in limited
. sprung a leak and foundered, 23rd inst., about 80 miles *erne
w W. of Scilly crew and some materials saved. request, and our quotations barely supported. We had a
DEAL, June 2G. -N. to N.N.E.-Arrived : Jabez, small supply of English Wheat at our Corn-Exchange to-day,
rd Antigua; Sarah, Jamaica; Home, Baltimore ; Pyland, which met a tolerably free sale, at an amendment of about
a Stockholm, and sailed for Rio Janeiro; Pacific, Shields and 6d. per 'urinate ; and Irish must be noted Id. per bushel
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le sailed for the Cape of Good Hope. higher. Flour sells slowly, at an advance of Gd. to Is. per
DEAL, June 26.-Arrived from the river and sailed : Pack • Beans unaltered. Oats in limited request, and Id.
a-
re Emanuel Boucher, Bahia: Robert Small, Bomba Sir
• per bushel cheaper. Farmers' Oatmeal commanded rather
i, Charles Napier, St.'John's N. 8.; Express, America. Sailed: more money, and we must note a fair inquiry fo
ur the beet
id All the .wind-bound except the Agostina, for Launceston, and samples of Irish ; but it has not resulted in any nsactiou
e- the Blanche, for Cadiz. worth notice, and we repeat our quotations of this day
ig Oct Doves., June 24.-Arrived: Royal Packet, Africa, se'nnight. Bran Gd. per pack lower. Heavy rain this even- •
ing. The average price of Wheat this week is 50e. per
,h for Landon.
el __ . _ imp. qr.
Q. SURER-SRI:RV, June 24.-We bad a large supply of Wheat
le COMMERCIAL er MARICETS. offering, and the trade closed as fellows: Wheat, Gs. Bd. W
re 6s, lid.;
b- MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE, 6WINDoN, June 26.-An average supply of Wheat, for
to which there was a dull trade, owing to the enhanced rates at
„ Two o'clock.-The intelligence this morning of first required, which ended in an advance of from Is. to Is.
it, the entire suppression of the insurrection in on choice sample'. Barley was little inquired for, and a
of Paris, has had the favourable effect, which few sales were effi•cted at Ia per qr. less money. In Oats
e• might have been expected, of improving public busiana was alack, and Is. reduction was submitted to. . .
Malt trade heavy. Beans and Peas in moderate request, at
,3 securities. Consols, soon alter the commencement of unaltered figures. Heavy white Wheat, 52a. to 51s.per or. •
business, advanced to 83 to it, and are now 83; to I .. 3. Barley,. . •
• ; best red, 53s ; inferior Gametes, 425. to 4 . per qr. I
is for the opening, with a firm market. Reduced Threes, best, 345.; moderate, 325. per qr. Best Poland Oats, 255. ;
e. 84 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 84) to t. secondary qualities, 196. to 225. Peas, best, 505.; other
a- Exchequer Bills, 38e. to 41s. premium. Bank Stock, eerie, 40s. Top figure for Beans, 505.; lowest, 40s. Nothing
a- 190 to 2. doing in seeds of any kind. I.
e.. Foreign stocks are quoted nearly as before, except YARRouTR June 24-We have again a very small su
I of Wheat ' - • k on Weetn g-
Id in one or two instances, where a slight improvement ria;,and, e.c,;.ptbiLtrthtteietrfiandesetis
anrocetlssoleris
prices as
were ratheler. I II
le may be noted. Mexican are a shade better, in favour of the buyer. We have scarc'ely asample of English
at 151 to 161. Brazilian, 64 to 6. Peruvian, 30 to 2.,
Barley offering. Foreign is selling at lower prices to re-
7 Venezuela, 15 to 17. Milian better at 78 to 82. tailere. No inquiry for Peas or Beans. Oats rather lower.
o- Spanish Fives are also slightly in advance at 111 tot; foreign, n!Vhite,..7.474. to 48s. i
334,redto ,
.438.4.548 L.
to 354.
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is the Threes, 211 to 221. Pensive, 21 to 3. Portuguese, 4:17,73.;:."
to' 2tls. . ' beam,
. par qr.
al 15 to 17. I)utch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 42$ to Coax, June 24.-We have had broken weather for the
ee ; . the Fours, 63,11 to 4}. Russian, 88 to 91.
last ten days, a vast quantity of rain has fallen within the
ter '
Commercial letters from Hamburg, of the 23rd last forty-eight hours ; and this day is showery ; however,
id
instant, give a very utaft.ve.urable account of the country generally looks mom luxuriant. The quantity of
eg 1
as business. Sager, except in very small parcels, home-grown Cora at market is trivial. Prepared Wheat
and Oats are held for more mane and we have inquiries •
to was almost unsaleable, and although stocks
for both ,• stocks are very limited, and confined to a few
vg were very bare in the neighbouring districts, hands. The stocks of Flour are small, and there is
4e as well as in the interior of Germany, yet • good trade at full prices. Notwithstanding that the I
ea
th consumption was so much reduced in consequence arrivals of . Indian Corn have been to a email extent,
• of the troubled state of political affairs, and Prices during the week have given way fully 10e. .
been go
ton at which there aft a od
ad the general paralization of industry, that pur- P.
Gland! Meal also sells ly at a similar recomumptiveduction,.
chases were only made upon the most limited
le' scale. The markets for coffee, cotton, and grain were HAY.-SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clewk.-Massrs.Cooper
he also dull. Money was still abundant at 2 per cent., and Davis report the following quotations : i
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Prime Meadow 6s. to 78. Rom.. Ob. to sx. Etraw....208. !A.
to and good bills on England scarce. Infizior ...... tOs. to OI a. Clover . Ries. to Dar.
he EN ta.lBll FeNDM.
„..,„ Bank Stock. 190 2 Ct. Cons. for U., 1134 f CATTLE, &c.-Total of Cattle received in London
.._ 3 per Ct. Rel. Ann.., 34 1 I 33rer Cast. MI 1
'.• 3 per Ct. Cons. Anna., abut kaeboeuerßilia. Ma- to 41a. pros. by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending i
es• k 0RR1,321 FUNDS. June 27 :-Beasts, 1,906; Calves, 94; Sheep, 8,402; Pip,,
4 per Ct. Austrien Bonds, - 1 per Cant. Grenada 8d.,. 1.11 12$ 637.
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21 per of Baia. Honda 58 M Grenada ire , re. e
111 per Cent. ditto. 30 5 5 per Ct Mexmae, lOW, 1.4 161 SWINDON, June N.-There was a fair demand for good
is, 5 PIT et- ltrasiltan Bda., C 4 6 6 per Ct. Peruvian Ilda. 34 A
stock, with a brisk side. Calves sucklings, were mai
be Ditto New, 73 8
Bd.,
14 IPo Lour. Conviia.nelAzlllT
15s, to 30s, Dead Calves, bat, 7d. per lb. Ox Beef
al. 6 51;t?ctiteeilalr,Te 82'. 3 tro S.panit'llds., ill 1 lOs, to 10s. 10d. per score,. inferior, 9s. 4d. to 9a. 10d.
Ditto Columb. Def. lUD., - 3 per Cu Spanish le.. all ee
Mutton 6id. to 9d. per lb. • Immb, prime down, (441. to 60.
iv. Columbian heuador 8d5..14 21 riot" DececerliduiL.l.4.3 .
3 per Ct. Danish Bd., 63 7 Pigs at late rates, and a small amount of business.
25 per Ct. Dutch Bd.. 43 3 Spa. Ct. llenexuale Mu., 15 17 , For Yesterday's markets rue lag Faro.
4 verCt.,DunOn Oismat/34 4f Veneaueti Deferred Btu., 4 s
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