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London, England, 1836-05-13 00:00:00

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THE MARKETS—(THIS DAY).
CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of all descriptions of grain this week are small,
and of Flour moderate. The weather is now remarkably fine.
The Wheat trade is very heavy, and Monday's terms are not
supported. Barley, Beans, Pease, and Oats maintain their
value. The Flour trade is very dull, the weather being warm.
ARRIVALS.
Wheat I Barley. Illlio rim I Oats._ I Vlntir.
3,2-10 it's 1,350 qrs. 3, 5,36 t
2,103

:Klink ....
Irish .........
Forolpv .......

SMITIIFIEL
The supply to this day's market
dull, at the following
raicEs PER STONkOF BER,
S. d. CO S. d
Interior Beasts -
Set,iii.J. quality ditto 3 6 310 Second quality ditto.
Primo large 0xen......... 4 2 4 4 Coarso-wmilled ditto ....
Pine Scots, &c.
I..mre coarse Calves 4ti Large Hogs
Prune Ainall ditto ..... 5 2 5 si Small Porkers ......• .. 4 S'ickling Calves each ...12 r 2 OS Quarter old Pigs each 10
Lamb (is Pd to 6s.
SUITLY, As PER CLERK'S %TAITAIRNT.
fp.t.eerr
D.,500 alve r
s.
I C 2-20 I

D a
t was moderate, and the trade was

TO SINK TIDE OFFA LS.

S ti. LOS w.
3 6 310
44 4 8
410 5 2
(1
6 4 2
4 4 8
U" 14 U

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FOR PREPARING SHIPS FOR SEA.
By LIEUT. CHARLES MARTELLI, R.N.
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Roasts.

NE\VGATE AND LEA
At per stone, I
s .1 tos d
Beef, inf nor ......... 6 21; Mutton, inferior
-- middling - middlin ......g
........
-- prune large - p ...... ,„.„,,
rime
-- prime VAI4I
Vaal
.........
m t
-10 d. to Vs.. 4d

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ISLINGTa CATTLE MAI
Tilia day's supply consisted of 97 Beasts, 6 calves, 278 Sheep
and Lambs, and about 30 small Pigs ; the prieas were, Beef from
ss. to ss. ; Mutton, out of the Wool, 4d. toss. ; Lamb, ss. Bd.
to 6s. 6d. per 8 lbs. The trade was again very dull.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE W

‘N, heat. Barley. I Oats. I Reiillll.

Peaa..

l'er Quarter. js.to S. R. S. IS. to S. S. 10 S.
illandtord 36 40 28 33 2:1 44
33 40 20 2:1 1Q •\*4 4O
47 tit - 33
Chard 40 50 Nit 4.1 19 2 ! 33 40
11 tin t 71gdon 30 4 0 8.5 18 2:3 86
f. ,ng Suttoo"--,v, IN ftt 241 :113 34
L°l.l". aa 37 24 2ti 18 SI 32
:12 38 22 31 16 as
NTewark 45 55 31 40 10 28 i 36 411 N'ottioghaw --- 34 : 9 28 31 16 28 35 42
v.,tvrborough .. 40 57 30 24 34 42
Plynt,mth ---- 40 50 ao 3431 2018 23
Pootetyact.— 87 I 43 -- 27 43
Skair 05 70 36 38 22 28 41 4`
Uppi righam 31 38 24 30 18 28 .:
4
Wo.,,cch . 33 12 4
35 .32

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DEVIZES CORN
Per SacK. s. d. s. d.
Fi r,t Wheat 28 0 to 3 j 0
Second 22 0 • :15
15 0
5..22 Sacks of Wheat siAdi ri.,4 4
at the average 0f..,„„

MARK1'......—.11143/4y 14
Per Qtostv,r, s. d. s. d.
11411E1. 0 to 50 0
()Am
20 0 27 0
itkoaus (per sack) 2O t) 0
Fluur (1‘)..,r Imed
Bread (per %All 1 1 0

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_ ;____________...—____-_
I.F.RDS CORN MARKET...May HI
Wllaat. Norfolk and Sitffi,lk, 6oth.
2.1: to 34, .I-
-_ Yorkshire and Litit•ol4,40 re.
.
Grinding .
t.)24 to 245. I ET' lt,atts - 631 b. 'V.. to 42,. .
Oats. INitatta, .
2N. to 24i. J
1-----tipmeeNt,cl:ll;:niigg,,,,:tliri..
31,2;1:
tt,0;13;1...
......
...
I.,,rl:titggi.i.l.:4l tot,:
-_,ld...lteir,,:t:tetisiet.
Shelling
275. to 28s. :.ct load.

LIVERPOOL CORN? I 'AM% \----IZF .7.-----.. . —, ay 10.
English, White, per 701 b.. ..................... .. 7.4 9,1 tti At. 2 .
WiIEAT.
.
--.-- Roil
Senteli, %Veld], and M 7 8 7 9
anx •.• .... , ~ 2 7 8
Irish, White
Red
---------
0„ ....... -. 8 2 6 10
Foreign
7 6 8 11
°Ars, English, Welsh, and Seotei;„ i.er 430, 3 1 3 8
Irish „
34 3 6
Foreign ..„
.v.
r,,,zILEY, Nuiloiii, 51411 in 0 0 0 11
g, per Imp. qui:alter ...... - ~., 35 0 37 0
-- Scotch and Irish, per 4
6iiiits.
... 4 2 4 9
Feeding 0 4
3
...
ELAs.s, English, per I:nperi4l .0111 tut
--- I rkli, B,e.
36 0 3..; 0
_.— Foreign
I'LASIC, English, pct Im 37 0 41 Uperial quarter lB 0 5.1 1.1
-- I.l.reigii
441 0 01 ti rtoult, English, per 2861 h.
Irish
I'4 `' 42 n
~, J. 0 11.1 0
OATmEtti.. Englis' 1 and 1 iish, per 9.4.iiik
~.,„ ... 26 o ,)0 0
IN • lAN CORN, 1K r 41111' •-•• - 0 -- II
live. per linper al tpiarter ..,.,t, I'2 0 v 0 0
MALT, per linporial liiiartel
......... 411 0 00 0
I mruivi• ow (MAIN for the Week enling Itity 9.
Wheat, (),Its. I IlarleS Flour. th. (1,,, Qrs. ll.oreign, ftrls.l Irish,.lke 'eks
0,115 0.11• n . 51
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SO UT HA LL CATTLE; MA It K El.—May 11
The supply of Ilea3ts, Sheep, Calves, and Porkers, to this day's mar-
ket was moderately guod. There was a moderate attendance of town
and cot ntry buyers, and the trade was dull, at the following pricts
pet 4oike of 81b, to slik the Oats:—
Beef ............... 6
3,. 61 to 4s. 14d. 1 Veal
Al 4s. ,utton ............ 4 4
.0 1 Pork 3 I. to sm. 08 0
Lamb ............ N. iki. to (is. I(ki. 8 4 8
ileasts, 170; Sheep, 3 r 53; Calves, 60; Pip, 42. A small pottiom.: of
the m.upply left time market unsold

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11011I0111_"--.--.—k ay 4.
F. .I.lng. d.
p. 1 to .. ft.
I,er .. .. .................... 3 4 4ti Vaal ............... 3 4 5 0
.. too ................. 3 a 4 8 Pork 3 8 4 8
Suckling Calvos 14s to 803.; Quarter Oil Store Pigs, 12i. to 20s,
An ss
kh CowLas,m with their small C 0 fll/41., to
14/,i 03. to 171. 03,
Supply moderate and trail.: rather (lull

MARKET
Beef ...............lIAILSFI —o
. 4d. to Al
Sd. I yea 1.„.,.„„ , 4s. R.I. to se. Od,
11Io.tott ............ . . t 4 P"" 3lO 4 4
4 AEC444 t...u.,.••• Oa. Ott. Os. 441.
thipply short, and trade very dull.

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CHICHESTER MARKET—May H.
Lle,f ............... Bd. to 4s 6d. Ito 4s. Veal 4s ‘2. 6
Mutt0n........... 4 0 4 6 I Pork e SO 44 I
• Lamb U. &I, to tis,n•
Supply of fat stack m dcratelyo4tl, and trade rather dull.

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SEASON 1830.
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ENJAIVIIN EDGINGTON,' IVIARQUEE,
TENT, and HICK CLOTH MANUFACTURER, re-
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