Foreign News

The Híbprnia arrived at New York, Juno 3. ltbrought ihtelligi-nceofstili furtlier advándes tó bYeadstuff ünd provUions. ín conscquenc-e of light stocks of gr.iin all over Europa thè denrness of provisions bauimes rri} and mare feli. Furt'ièr tínd important advancps lia taken plnce in ihe valué of brcalstufis; as welt in En?land as in many of the near coniinentíil ports. Cnnadi:in red wheal 139 Cd to Us; white Í4s to 14s 3d. U. S: red Gen; seo was 13s 9J tolis;whüe 14s 3á to 14s Bá. .. . , Inilian corn was woi-th 50 to 51 01 th l'lihu'.t. Theday before the sie:un er started ít brought 63s 66s per qr. o ,490 lbs. On llie 4th Oanndinn flour w; 1041s per bl'l. Unitrc! Sio'es seft, 3Bs tn 40e 6d. QiiQtgiion..how n rfce'tf 7 6d 10 8 per 1)1,1 on thé former and 8s 6d to 8s8d on the lattec Accounts from the continent show th.it Tincli en reit y prevails in all paris. But ns navigiuon wns open, lnrge supplies werfi e.xpoctfd :o come down the river in n very short timp, wheieby the wnnts of the peo.ole of these countrie-j would not only he supplied but that nuinorous cargues would ba transporled to Great Bitnin; Accounts from Smyrna da!ed 30ih April mentionthat giain hnd f.jrthcr dvancel in valup, and that ihe accounts from ncljacpnt locnlitieè on ihe subject yf ihe crops were tiec'dedly of a nature greaily !o al 1.1 y future anXiety. The market for all oured provisión k?eps sieady, litilö or nothiiiL arrivcd fi-nm Ireland. Iinportations frorn the United States in most nstances meet ready Bacon rnnges fiom 7è lo 9d Ib. and has an excellnnt demnnd, and the rato current are from 2s to 3s above those last rioipd. Cheoso arlvanced Is per cwt. The prices vary from 42s to 45s per cwt. Decline of'2s to 3s per cwt. on Arnericnn tallow since 4th uit. now sold at 44s to 4Gs per cwt. No American bu'tor in market.