The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-12 00:00:00

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44$ to 417 s

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• MARKETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, Aram IL
Out market was but moderately supplied with Grain last week,
arts we bad but few fresh arrivals this morning. Fine samples of
"Wheat being scarce, wen taken off freely tailay„ at priers quite
Nash, this day week ; and some few sales of middling and inferior
,ieseriptioris were made, at prices a shade lower. We had very few
layers of Barley, and all sorts must be suited full Is. per quarter'
@Mapes than last Monday. The demand fa Oats was rather
limited, and prices rulei much the same as last week. Oki Beans
very scarce and wanted, but new Bans heavy sale. flog Pease
tail 21. psi quarter cheaper; but in pricesof boilers there was no
mailman. NVe have scarcely any demand fbe Tares, and prices
have much declined, the best being scarcely worth 4s. per bushel.
Linseed and Rapeseed both heavy sale et last week's currency.
WMCAT. MALT.
Oat sad Ewe (red) 60s Is 72s Essen -60 s to figs
Do. (white) . 60s to 71s Ditto, brown -50 s to 58s
IllaSblis (led) 603 to 70* Suffolk & Norfolk 60s to 70,
. Pimp (white) -61 s to 73s Ditto, brown -50 s to 60s
Hof3slllissa I.i ncoln. IMMIX.
Akre teed) 60s to Ms English . 26s to 30s
Irish . Ms to fills Foreign - 28* to 34s
RYE - -36 a to as LINSEID.
SAIILtY. English - Ms to 48a
Malting -36 s to 41s Foreign . 334 to 38s
tirindMg -30 s If 340 MEMPSTED.
OATS. N
__,.. Euglish (per qr.) 40, to 44s
I:ed, Essex at. Kent 20s to sei Foreign -42 s to 444
Idocalashire 20s to 245. TAMES.
Yorkshire 20s to 24s English (per qr.) 32s to 385
Irish white 18* to 22s Ditto, new -40 s to 44s
Ditto blsek 20s to 23,1 Foreign - 24$ to 26.
Poland, Lincolnshire 22s to 26a Ditto, new - 285 to 30s
Yorkshire -22 s to 265 STEUS•
Potato, Lincolnshire 23s to 28s Rapeseed (per last) 211 to 271
Yorkshire 23. to 27s Mustardseed (brown)
Scotch . 21s to 29s per bushel - 121 to 13i
Irish -22 s to 24s Ditto, white - 91 to MU
BEANS. Clover, red (per cw t.) 451 to 701
Tick, new -33 s to 37s Ditto, white - 401 to 661
Ditto, old -48 s to 51. Trefoil 201 to 261
P;geon - 404 to 44s Coriander - 81 to HU
Ditto, old .. 57s to 60s Carraway 361 to 421
PEAS. OIL CARTS.
Hog - Rapeseed (per ton) 4/ to 51
Maple • Linseed (ditto) Cl to 7/
White
e2ilers

SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, APRIL 11.
We have *foil supply of Beasts arid Sheep this morning, and
amongst the former are many fine Norfolk,. Easter being over,
the demand is brisk, and the bat Baef goes off at Ss. Lamb now
coining up in some supply. Mutton is reduced in value, and the
best Downs and Polled are to be purchased at ss. 4d., with a slack--
nets of sale for half-breds. We do not yet shine much as to qua-
;it, en Lamb ; the best is in consequence picked up freely at Ss. per
stone. The Veal trade is again but ill-supplied, either as to num.
on or quality, and the choicest are readily purchased at 6s. 6d.,
',Lich is an advance on our last Monday's market of &l. per stone.
Beef -4s Oil to bs NidVeal bs Od to 61 fut
Olutton - 4s FA to 55 4d Pork - 4s Od to is Sd
Lamb 6s to Bs Od
HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAYS
Beasts, 2,420 I Sheep, 15,670 I Calves, 100 I Pigs, 130.
HAY-MARKET.
Hay (Old) - 41 10s Od to 41 17s 6d
Inferior - - 31 bs &I to 41 51 Od
Clover - 51 Os Od to 51 75 6d
Ditto (Inferior) - 41 Os Od to 41 15s Od
Straw - 21 2s Od to 21 10s Od

GATE AND the C )arease
rtaa ds 4d ttoo Odt gral (01 tow r.
Lamb 61 Od to is Od

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Torn Madeoper sack 601 to 05s Norfolk and Stockton 45. to 60s
Beeseds -61 a to GOs Bran, per gr. -14 s to 16s
Eases and Suffolk, on Pollard, Fine -16 s to 181
Ward ship - 50, to 56.

PltloE OF BREAD.
The highest Price of Bread in the Metropolis is 11d. for the
foor.pound Loaf. There are others sho sell from a halfpenny to
three halfpence below that rate.

On tha 7th inst. at Weymouth, John Gordon, Esq. of Win-
oaths, county of Wilts, to Maria, widow of the late Richard
Oliver, Esq. of the Crescent, Bath.

On the 6th inst. at her residence, Smith's-Num, Westminster,
Anne, widow of the late Vincent Waterhouse, Esq. in the 92d year
of her age, much respected by her numerous acquaintances, and
especially regarded by the poor, to whom she was a most liberal
'benefactress.
At Montvilliers, in France, George Rorauer, only son of Mr.
James Ronuer, of the Commissariat Dep. -went, Treasury.
On Tuesday, at the Deanery-house, where he came last week on
▪ visit to his Curate, the Very Rev. George Stevenson, Dean of
Kilfenora, county of Clare. This Gentleman's residence was at
Weatcourt, near Callan, Kilkenny, on a living in the gift of the
'Ormond Family, of the estimated value of between 2,0001. and
1,0001. yearly.