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MARKET NEWS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE—MONDAY.
Very moderate supplies of English Wheat were onet
in the lecTag country markets on Saturday; yet the
demand for most deacaptions We 3 inactive, at 212,0"„,.
pre‘ious quotations, Fine Barley procured ram %
more money. Other qualities. including Malt, 'serf
quite as dear. No change took piece in the value ?.A
Oats or Flour ; but Beans and Pees had an upwl""
tendency.
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The continental markets have ruled very steady - f
all kinds of produce, the rates of which have been 'reel4
l
supported, although the supplies on offer have oontillefo
good. later e2counts from New York state that the
previous advance in the value of Flour wes maintainechi
The arrivals of English Groin up to the market leed
week were very moderate. The imports from abros,,
were 7,362 quarters of Wheat, 3,455 Barley, 12,81 u
Oats, 4.18 Beans, 683 Per% 2,600 Linseed, 1,989 Wei,:
need, Mustard Seed, 258 sundry Seeds, and 2,181 WWl'
of Flour.

The quantity of Wheat received fresh up this Leers'
ing coastwise, from Essex and Kent, was very niederet/
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and in but middling condition. From the East 0011
the arrivals were small, but several parcels came n"
hand by land carriage, iron' the midland countries. t,,
c;
the whole, the show of samples of both Red and Whi
was limited, the time of fear considered ; whilst the
attendance of both town and country millers was by 40
means extensive. For most drecriptions, °specie'
'selected qualities, we had a steady inquiry, and a Pc.
clearance was effected at prices fully equal. to theft
obtained on this day so'nnight. For forward delivert
the demand wes steady, and the growers succeeded 1"-
obtaining foil =renews in every instance.
The show of fresh foreign Wheat was on the decrees.;
and that in granary was far from extensive. All
3,000 quarters of middling and inferior kinds were 2,
posed of to provincial dealers, at full quotations.
.I"P,l'ae
samples sold to a feir extent, at late rates.
The arrivals of floating cargoes off Falmouth have not
~
increased. Holders were very firm, but the bustoe'
done was chiefly on Irish account.
Both English and foreign Barley came slowly to 11611„d;
Maltsters and others purchased freely, and nearly
whole of the supply changed hands, at fully the 111'
advance in the quotations.
The Malt trade was very firm, and prices had an 111);
ward tendency. Fine Chevalier parcels were worth „
to 62s par quarter.
The quantity of Oats on offer was smaller then for
some weeks past. Fine sound parcels were held for
more money. Low and middling kinds were quite ""
dear.
Beans—the supply of which was very moderates
commanded a ready sale, at extreme quotation'.
In peas, a steady business was doing, and prices were
well supported.
The Flour trade was firm, but no change took piece
in the currencies.

10/ IWheat—Essex CURRENCY &
Ken PEE IMPERIAL
sit—Ch MEASURE. ,0 6/S
t, M eva11er......
Red .. •. new 35s to 41s 'Oats Yorkshire and oi
Ditt0........ old 40s 32s Linceinsl.., Feed. 170
att
Ditto, White new 38s 4s. Potato ...... .... 218 2
Ditto ........ old 44s 55s Youghal and Cora, OS
Norfolk and Lin- Black . ...... 169 •
216
col,, Red, old 42s 46s Cork, White..... 160 uya
Dn.), new ...... :J ta 41s Scotch, Feed..... 21$
2',5,
Rye—Old •••• • ..... .. 31 s 32s Beans—Tick ......... 328 400
New............. 31s 33s Pigeons .......... 359 34•
Barley—Grinding. •• • • 260 28s Peas—Grey .......... Os 0,
Malting ......... 319 32s Maple. .......... 320 "
319
White........... 340 1
Chevalier •• •• ••• 320 34t
„7. 4 •
Halt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers •••• " • " ;; 43.
549 569 Flour—Town-made... .••• 35-
Suffolk .....„.., 295 35 g
Stoakta &Norfolk 301
KinrnogwsntOn—a.n.d.'o7—a;:e 4(,s
si
6502:

NEWGATE AND LEADENIIILL.
• ed
Nearly 9,000 carcasses of country-killed Meat aril!
up to the markets last week. With Meat slaughters_
in the metropolis we are well supplied, yet a full Ave
age baldness is doing as follows:

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At per stone by the Cerc&e, . d.
8. 0. to s. d. 1 d• to '' 01
11. .. $ Beef, Inferlor•• .• •• 110 2 2 Mutton,infertor 2 0 $ 0
.. middling —•• 2 4 2 fi middling— 3 „ 4 :
-- prlmelargo .. 2 8 210 ..—_ prime .• •• 3 : 3 ,
prime small .• 3 0 3 2 Pork, 1arg0.... •• .. 2 u sly Veat•• •• • • •....... 2 6 210 ..-- small .... —— 3 °

itEEDs.
de'
The arrivals of Linseed continuo good, yet the
it r
mend for that article is steady, and prices are well Ire
ported. Tares arc lower to purchase. Other seeds -
heavy:
but cakes support the late advance.
TurniP,lnite, per bush. 8s to Its Carraway, new ••• • • • !',7, 43 15!
Swede .. . • ••• • • lOs 12s Coriander, new .. •• •• !,„"; 35:
Mustard, 8r0wn...... is !Is Beropseed, per quarter 04' 00
White, new 73 ud lOs Linseed, Eng.sowing•• 509 46'
rares,Winter,nevr.... 4s Gd:,ssod Crushing 45' 450
Spring Os Od Os Od It,' tie •• •..• • • 45: 48'
Canary, per quarter .. ;;7s 4ls Odessa • • •••• • 44
Rye grass.. •• .. ••• • .. 283 34s +.nseed Cake, pr. ton— 105
Clover, Red Eng (cwt.) 383
4,9 48, Eugl'sh .. •71 55,-, 01 09
White • • 383 Foreign, per ton 71 10 150
Foreign Red.... • . 383 .518 Rape Cakes, pr ton 4/ 1(611:4/ 00
•• 37s 46s Rapeseed,New,pr Ist 22/09
Trefoil, new., 21s 243

1101:01.7011 AND SPITALFIELDS. wth
Allgood and usefal Hops of the present yeas' gr°.
„els
continue to move off steadily, at full latices. Fine Psja
are quite as dear, with a lair consumptive demand. ~„ci
yeartingf, very little is doing. The duty is still call
245,000/, to 260,0001 Midland end East Kent Goldiogdo'
1201, to 1501. per cwt ; Weald of Kent, 75/ to 841 ; .1.
choice, 75/. to 90/ ; Sussex, 721. to 781.; do choice, °"to
to 84'.; Fornhoms, 1001, to 1201.; do choice, 13ani
1401.; country do, 001. to 1001,; do choice, 1101. to I2v"

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