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CORN-EXCHANGE, Wednesday, April 21. After the marlket had closed oni Mrornday, anid the principal corn-fac- tors had sent their elrculars to be printed, the flour-dealers (havijng disagreed amongst themselres) ainounced that the price of that arti- cle had beeni lowered 5s. per sack. and this morninig the sale of every xiticle of graiv. has been More or less affected by it, and may be cons;- dered a trife lower, althougi superfine pielced samples of WVheat ob- tainied 5ouiday's prices, but the inferior sorts are unsaleable. In Bar. ley, Bear.s Peas, and Oats, there is little doing, altbhni;.u our arrivalo are not large. IOIIEION FUN',-. April21. Austrian Scrip, 171 i I pm. Peruvian Scrip, 2 19 pm. ChRian Bonds. 86t a 6 Portuguese Bonds. 96A Colombia.n, 93; 41 3 S Prussian Bends, 98 t Ditto Scrip. 4 34 4t 4 1 A I pm. Ditto of 1822, 99+ I Danish Bonds, 102 II 2 Ruissiau Bonds,ot I 822.963 7~ 7 R i Greek Scrip. 2 I jdis. Spanish of 1821, I8i 189 18 171 Mexican Bonds, 6S 9 3t Do. of 1S23, 16t * 15 16 16 Do. Scrip, 103 1 V i a pm. Anglo-Mexican 5iines. 72 8 pm. Neapolitan Bonds, 97 6i iFre;ich Rentes, 103 25 50 103 75 Peruviani Bonds, 31 I 2 1I I - 50 75 25. Ex. 25 50 45 40 50 JOSEiPH COHEN, Sww.,, lsr. ro <2. St. Swtlhlin'g-larm- Lombara..tre t. PRltCE Oi' strOCKS. - Bank Stock, 246 India Stock, 299A 300 3 per Cent. Reduced, 95i . Jndia Bonds, 80B2 pm. 3 per ('enr. Cons. 96 Ex. Bills. 2V.1.i.10101., l0 54 pm. Old 3i per Cent. 1021 Ditto, S001, 50 54 pm. New 3_ per Cent. 101 l020 Ditto Small, 50 54 pmIi. 4 per Cent. 103$ - Lotterv Tickets, ?'25 19. LongAnmuiities, 4i3t 3-16ths Consols forAcct., 969 A I T. ISH, Stock.-broker, OlSd State Lottery Officer, 4, Cwlhil, and 9, ChAring.cross. HE INC v.SWEEtT. 0To1bde had at Me8rs. Knight an.dLacy's, 24, Patereoster.ro W. - This dlay are pubFlished. n 2 -vols d3vo. pirice- IL 49. in boards, by Taylor and Hessey.93,Fleet-mtreet, andlB Vaerloo.plaee. 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