The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-19 00:00:00

OATS.

Feed, Esse: Er Kent 20s to 231
Lincolnshire 20N to 24s
Yorkshire 20, to 24s
I•ish white Ns to 22s

Ditto black 2tht to 233
Poland, Lincolnshire 22s to 'lds
Yorkshire - 22* to 28s
Potato, Lincolnshire 23s to 28s
Yorkshire 23s to 27s
Scotch -24 s to 29s
Irish -22 s to 241
111 ANS.

Ticks, new . xis to 37s
Ditto, old - es to 54s
Pigeon 40. to 44s
Ditto, old -57 s to 60s

PTA..

flog 32s to NI
%hole -35 s to 26s
Whit. 40s to 42.
Boil= 44s to 451

English (pet qr.)
Foreign .

TIMES.

48. to 4.4.
421 to 14.

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English (per qr.) 32s to Ns
Ditto, new -40 s to 44s
Foreign -24 s to 2s.
Ditto, new - :AU to Us

SEEDS.
Rapeseed (per last) 251 to 27/
Mustare:seed (brown)
per bushel - 121 to 134
Ditto, white - VI to 111
Clover, red (per cwt.) 451 to 701
Ditto, white - 401 to 6111
Trefoil
_ 201 cc, :14:

Coriander
Carraway

OIL CARES.
Rapeseed (per ton) 4! to 451
Linsead (ditto) GI to :1

- el to 161
361 to 42:

SMITHFIELD, Aram IS.

We are full of Beasts here to-day, but the quality is rather in.
different. There is also an adequate supply of Sheep, and the show
of Lambs is plentiful; but we can not say much of their geadncss.
The prices of everything are about the same as last week, and on
those terms much business has been done. Calves, it will be seen,
still come scantily here. Pork coutinues very high, particularly in
the dead market.
Beef . 4s ed to Is lid I Veal
Mutton - 41 lid to as 4d j Pork

5s 46 to 6s Id
4s id to k •d

Lamb 6.4 id tn fts Ott
nem, OF Calf I.T. THIS DAT:
Beasts, 2,888 I Sheep, 16,880 I Calves, 98 I Pigs, 240.
BAY-MARKET.
41 lOs Od to 4/ 17. 111
it 5s Od to 41 Os Od
fil Os Od to 51 7s
41 Os Od to 4/ 17e 61
21 Os Od to 21 145 Sd

Hay (Old)
Inferior .
Clover - -
Ditto (Inferior)
Etre, . .

NEWGATE AND LEADENDALL—(By the Canape).
Reef - Ss 4d to 4a Od Veal - I. Od to Oa Id
Mutton 3* Id to 4s Rd I Pork -41Odto Os Od
Lamb Os Od to 7. Od

COAL MARKET. Aram IL
Ships at Marl-et. Ships Sold.
83 Newcastle .
34 Sunderland . 18
1 Scotch Coal
3 Scone Coal
3 Culm
1 Cannell Coal

881 9d to 364 9d
30. Id to 374 6d
304 Od to 374 Od
37s Od to 38s Od
31. 04 to 33s Od
es Id per Ton.

In the Ilamburgh Papers, it is stated, that in cone.
quence of a report from the Commissicncrs, at Mayence,
Professor Cousin has received his passport. _

.
AUSTRIAN LOAN NEGOCIATED NY. Ma. N. M. ROTHII.•
CHILD IN Lonnow.—The Half-yearly Dividend on the
said Loan falling due on Sunday, the Ist of May, will be
paid on the following, and every succeeding day (Sunday
excepted) between the hours of ten and two. It is re-
quested that the dividend warrants, with a list thereof,
in numerical order, may be left ore day previous, for the
purpose of being examined.—New Court, April 18, 1545.
We are authorised to state that individuals personally
acquainted with the localities of Peru, as well as practical
miners, are on the eve of departing or that country, for
the purpose of taking possession of mines and mineral
ground, for and on account of the Anglo-Peruvian Mining
Association.

We notice another Pearl Company, under the title of
" The Pacific Pearl Fishery." And from the highly re-
spectable names, intimately connected with business, which
form its direction, the best results will, no doubt, arise
front their operations. When we reflect on the objects of
the Company—the intercourse which they will necessarily
establish with the natives of islands so distant, becomes an
object of national interest. We understand it is another
material part of the plan, to direct their attention to the
collection of the Sandal Wood, now become so scarce and
valuable, both in Europe and in China, the trade in which
for some years the Americans have almost entirely possessed
themselves. The objects of tae Company must eventually
lead to the establishment of an intercourse productive of
the most permanent benefits.