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CQRN-EXCHANfGE, AMONDAY, APRIL 19. Altlhouigh oulr supplies last week, and those fresh in this morninlg from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, are very noderate, wve scarcely ever remenber our market in so dull a state, and the few sales of fine WVheat tihat havebeen efcited barely supported the prices of thisday week. lhc finest AMalting Barley at market is also very heavy, and, although offWeretd at lower prices than on last M1onday, no sales could be made. The Oat trade partakes of the same dulness, and lower prices would lhave been taken for fine fresh Corn, had the buv- ers been disposed to puTchase. In Beans, Peas, anti Flour, there iS no alteration. per qr. per qr. WVheat, Kent and Essex 50l 80s (irav Peas _... 35s 37? Suffol k _ f50s 78s Small Beans- .- 338s 40s Norfolk _. 44is 54s Tick ditto --. 3fs 4O0 Rye 38s 40s Oats, Potato .- -f26s 30s Barley.... 3fs 'Os Polanl_~_ 24s 28- MUlalt _ _ 54s f,2s - Feed _ _ 22s 25s WVhitePemas___ 33s 35s Flour, per sack_ --- ls - ,s Boilers 36s 38s Rapeseed, per last-it26 ?28 IMPORTATIONS LAST wEEK. Wlheat Barley Malt Oats Rye Beans Peas Ergl 'sh 5,836 I 6, 183 5,647 110,878 17 1,279 445 Foreign - - - _ - - Irish - _ 4,765 - _ Flour, fn lglish, 4,968 sacks.-Anicrican, - barrels. SMITHFIEL,D, MONDAY, APRIL 19 To sink the offial-per stone of 81b. Beef ... 3s. 4d. to 4:1. Veal ........... 5s. 0a1. to 6s. Odi. Illutton ... 3s. 8d. to 4s. Oid. Pork ........... 4s. 4d. to 5s. 4d. Lamb .. 6s. Od. to 7s. Od. Head of Cattle at larket this day. Beasts, 2,545 1 Calves, 160 1 iSheep and Lambs, 16,6501 Pigs, 240 [lay and Strav per load. Hay, 41. 6s. Od. to f1. Os. Od. I Clover, 41. ISs. Od. to fl. 6s. Oi. Straw, 21. Os. Od. to 21. 10s. Od. PRIC5E; OF HlO?PS, per Cwt.. APRIL 19. Kent Pockets ......... 91. Os. to 101. 10s. to 131. Os. Sussex Pockets ......... 81. Os. to 91. 5s. to 101: Os. Essex Pockets ............ 81. 8s. to 91. ISs. to 101. lOs. Faruharm, fine, 161. Os. to 201. Os.-Seconds, 101. Os. to 141. Os. Kent Bags ..... .... 81. Os. to 91. 9s. to IIl. Sussex Bags ........ 71.. 7s. to 81. Os. to 91. Os. Essex Bags ......... 71. 7s. to 91. Os. to I01. Os. COA,-11ARKET, Ai?PIL 10. Sltivr ait m?arket. Ships sold. Price. 79.& Newcaqtle . . . . . 54 . . .31s. OSl. to 42s. 9d. 41 Sunderland 33 . . . 333. O1. to 43s. 6d. FOREIGN FU941S. Aer,ll9. Aiistrian Ccrlp, 17 pm. Prussian Bonds of ] R22. 99 Chiliar, Bonds. 861 Russ;an honds. or 1822. 97 111 i Colomnblani, 945 J 4 J 35 Spanish of 1821. 181 18 i 17i 18 i Ditto Strip, s 4i 5454531 4pm. Do. of] 823. 16J Greek Serip, 2 1J dis. AngloM lexican Nlines, 71 m2. Mtexiean Bonds. 681 9 Precb ilentes. 103 25 0 3 Do.8erip, 0loI ,i 10 pm. Er. 25 45 O. Perolviasn Bonds, 823 1Alliance Insur. 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