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CVRN-EXnCDIANI, FRIDAY, J-UE 25. Thc Mealing trade is far from being brisk* but the fcw sales that have been effected this moning, were at the prices of last Monday, the factors not being ling to give way while the rainy weather. continues. In Barley, Beans, and Peas, there is nothing doing but fine Oats are in demand, and obtained rather better prices than on 'Wednesday, although our arrivals are large, havinz had 5,400 quarters of Wheat, 240 of Barley, 8,80 of Englisw, ith 3,700 quar- ters of Irish Oats, and 4,600 sacks of Flour. SM1ITHIFIELD M5ARKET, F}RIDAY. JUNE-25. To sink the offal-per stone of 81b. Beef . .. 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. -1 . .......... 4s. Gd. to 5a. 6d. Arutto ... . U . IO to 4 . Cd. Pork ........... 4s. Od. to 5s. Od. Lamb .. S. Od. to 6s. Od. Head of Cattle at larket this dav. Beasts, 4041 Calves, 350 1 Slwep and Lambs, 7,95? 1 Pigs, IO hay andl Straw per load. Ray, 41. Os. 0d. to 61. Os. Od. I Clover 41. 10s. 0.1 to 61. 6s. Od. Stravw, 2L Os. Od. to 2i. Is Od& _ COAL-MARKET, JUNE 25. Ships at market. Ships sold. Pric. 42 Newcastle . . . . 35i . . . 32e. 9d. to 40s. 3d. 5 Sunderland . . .. . ... .3s. Od. to 42s. 6d. FOREIGN FUNDS. June 2. Austrian Bonds. 91 5 Prussian Bonds 1822, a99 ChilSan Bonds. 76j 7! Russian Bonds, 1822, 96t 4 Colomnbtan Bonds, 85; 6 Spanish, Of 1821, 21k 20 21 Ditto Scrip. I j pmn., Ditto, .550 Rns 1 Danish Mares iBinco, 10 Ditto, 1823, 153. Mexican Bondr, 593 60 Anglo Mexican Mines. 7 pm. Ditto Scrip, I ii i a i j apmr. Alliance Shares, 148 15 Neapoltan Bonds, 93i French Rentes, lOSt. 25e. Peruvian Scrip, Si dig. Exchange 25f 40e. PortUlguese Bond3s 91,110; Ditt Scrlp, 15 pin. Prusia Bods,1818,.98i f JOSEPH 0HERN, qwnor" Hroke,r 2, St. Swltbin'e.lane, Lombard-street. PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stock, 2383 EX.Bills,lad.1,01O.,272526pns. 3 per Cent. Red. 4 5 4j Ditto, 2d. 5001., 28 30 26 pm. Old 3A per Oent. 101 Ditto, I d., SOo)l., 27 pm. 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