The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-15 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Two o'Clock.—The upward movement in the funds
which commenced yesterday, was not only maintained
but carried further this morning. Consols, soon
after the commencement of business, advanced

to 881 to 1, with a promising market. The
general tenoar of the letters from the United States
read so favourably that some of the speculators were
sanguine enough to conceive that Consols might go
somewhat considerably higher yet, before the settle-
ment to-morrow. In this expectation they have been
disappointed alread At the prices above quoted
some strong selling began, and Consols are now called
881 to only, with rather a weak appearance. It is
understood that the Bank have been calling in some
of the money lent to a leading railway company some
time since, and this, as supposed to indicate a desire
or a necessity on the part of the establishment
to strengthen its position, has tended to
encourage the speculators for the fall. Re-
duced Threes are 881 to 9. Three-and-a-Quarter
per Cents., 901 to I. Bank Stock, 1951 to 81.
Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 14s. premium.
We have a further decline in Spanish stocks
to-day. The Fives are now called 211 to
2 only ; the Threes, 311 to 1 ; Passive, 41
to 1. Portuguese are lower, at 30 to 1. Mexican, 19
to "1. batch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have re-
ceded to 571 to 1 ; the Fours remain 90 to 1. From
the decline in Spanish bonds it may be augured that
the bondholders have no great relish for, or faith in,
the propositions now being laid before them at the
public meeting.
INOLISH MINDS.
Beak stack. ust N 3 per et. Coasels Amt., Pip
per Ct. Kee Pei 10 Prr Ceuta. 341
3 per Ct. Consols Ames.. Ple I !sampler IN. 1,.. p

4,11:a
Dim Colamb. Der 41 3
Colembles Egeedee We, k
3 per Ct. 1366131 Net .63
14 per Ct. Intteb 37*
4 per Cc Cede. Dutch. le

tiSt. °mends 21
Oremida Deferred , 31
I pee (it. dltzleca , 1614, II
4 per Ct. Penedos 11d.., 31
Portuguese Cos.. , 30 1
3 per Ct. Roislas Edo ,110 11
Ditto Ppdoisb Rd.,3114
3 per Cl.llpsolsii Eds., 814 I
Spanish Deferred Ms., 111 134
epsoish Passive Bd., 41 01
2 pee Cl. 'Venezuela Eds., 34 40
Venezuela Deicers:Edo, 11 13

RAILWAYS.—The tone of the share market is
better, and prices a shade higher, with a few excep-
tions. There is not mach business however, as the
dealers are engaged in the final process of the
liquidation, this being pay day.
SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO TlllB DAT IN LONDON.
i Yesterday's prices will he found in last page).
' Bin & Oxford Jo., 18 Midland, Bum., and Derby, 100
air., Woir., a Dudley, 151 Do. Con. Bristol k Birm. 6 per
Buckinghamshire, 1 a cent., 127 9
Caledonian, 291 Newe. and Berwick New, 81 4
thasis & Belfast ln., 211 Norfolk, 124
E. Counties, 201 N. British Haire., 131
Do. York Eaten., 7 Do. Thirds, 21
E. Lancashire New, 9i N. Staffordshire, 1014
Do. New Erten. Scrip, 11 Scottish Central, 28
East Lincolnshire, 74 Shrews. & Bir., Class A, 21
Great Northern, 41 8. Eastern & Dons New, (iss. at
Great Western, 120 2 32/.) No. 1, 201
Do. Halms, 70 8. York., Done., & Code, 11
Do. Quarters, 20 1 Wind., Staines, & S. West„ 21 1 p
Do. New 171. eh., 101 10 York and Newcastle, 371
Lon., Bright., & 8. Coast, 531 Do. Extension' 17 16j
Lon. & N. W„ 181 1791 Do. Pref., 1211
Do. Qrs. L. & 8., 29 York and N. Midland Es., 424
Lon. & S. W., 68 Do. Pref., 16
Do. Tenths, Consist., 38 64 Do. E. & W. R. Es., 271
Man. and Leeds Halves, 48 Northern of Prance, 121
Midland, 129 Orleans and Bordeaux, 31 1
Do. 405. share, 481 Paris and Lyons, 5
Do. NS. shame, 161

LIVERPOOL PALES, it'LT 14.
Although this was the first day of a new account,
the market, contrary to expectation, was very fiat, and the
tendency of prima downward. This was atuibuted to some
vague fears about the money market.
F. Counties, 201 Lon. and N.H. (New Qrs.), 101 p
E. Lancashire, I d Do. Fifths (late W. It. C.), 1 p
Do. New, 1 d Man., Sheß, & Lino. Qrs., 2 d
Huddersfield C. &R. lj p Midland, 123.1
Leeds and Think Pref. (6 per Do. New, 41 1 p
cent. Guar.) 1 d North Staffordshire, 21 p
Lane. & Leeds Halves, (Late H. & 8. E. and Dover (No. 4), 1 6s. 3d.
8.), 21 p

MANCHESTER SALES, Jrxr 14.
There wan but a languid market, and though North
Staffordshires and Blackburn and Clitheroe Preferentials
were done a Ikeda higher than yesterday, prices had gene-
rally a downward tendency.
limb., Not., St Boa. E.J.,11 d
Bir. & Oxford Jn., 7i p
Black., ClN.W.Pref., 2i 3 p
Derby, Staff., & Nor., I t d
E. Counties York Eaten., f d
E. Lancaehixe New Scrip, 346 p
Exeter k Exmouth, d
Groat Northern (Loa. and York)
Ea. Scrip, d
Hod. ft Man. IL &C., 314
Do. Do., 1 13-16
Leeds k Think PreL, j 1146 d
LEEDS SA]
There was an increased amo
at prices generally more hue:
not disposed to sell at late pric
E. Lancashire, 13e. d
Do. New, 14s. 6s. 9J. d
Do. Scrip, par
Leeds, Wake * aid. 224.64. d I
London, Brighton, k South Coast
Eighths, 3 p
Ton., Oxf., kaeltenham, 15e. d
want Riding Dn., M. SL p

LekeeL k Bed., 1 d
Lk., Man. k Nears. 3, 11 d
Lan., Nam, k BU. qn.(C), 61 p
Man. & Leeds SU. late Eaten.,
1.18
theer
Nam, & d
N. , 2 11.18 p
Oldham Alllanoe, par
Creston & Wyre Halves 13, 1 p
S. E. & Dorm, No. 4, 1 5.18 d
& York., Doncaster, &c., par
York &Newe. Pref., 4 p
Jr4v 14.

Hof bounces done in shares,
6 u holders of scrip were

-Mm. & Leeds Fifths, 41 p
Newe. and Berwick, 111 p
Do. New, If. leo 9d. p
Amberßates, 275. 193. d
Leeds k Dews. liaises, 37e. 6d. p
North Western, le 31s. d
N. fitailbrdshlre, p
at. Northern, 345, a
EA, Ji rr 14.
North British Dahl., 131
Do, Thirds, 21. 11a.
Do. Qrs., 41
York & Neat. NOW, 161

YORK SAL
Gt. Northern, D. 48.6 d. 41.68.
News. & Berwick, 284
Do. New, 71. 188. 8
W. Riding tin., 41.486 d. 11.68.64.

'1157 to o

TALLOW.—The market unaltered. Peteraburgh
Y. C. on the spot, 495. o:tober to December delivery,
475. 3d. Separate months' delivery, 48s.

LINEN TRADE.—BARNSLEY, JULY 14.—Several
extensive orders for drills have been received during the
week, and the stocks on hand by the manufacturers being
extremely low, will cause more employment to the weavers,
which is much needed, as work hu been very scarce of
late.

CORN.—BASINGSTOKE, JULY 14.—Very superior
samples of white Wheat made 84s. per qr. ; red, 78s. to 80s.;
inferior samples, per load, 181. Flour rose 4s. per bag the
top price for best seconds, 605.; inferior, 57.. to 68s. But
very little done in Barley ; heavy made 521. per qr. ; other
qualities, 48s. Malt, 725. to 76.. Barley-meal, 465. Oats
sold at an advance of 21. per qr. ; best Poland, 325.; good,
sweet samples, 28s. ; moderate, 265. Beans were ls. per qr.
dearer. Pell 03 last week. Rye not inquired for. Winter
Tarn, per bushel, 75.; spring, Bs. 6d.
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Ilskristev, JULY 14.—We had a good supply of Wheat
at this day's market, which realised from 2s. to 3s. per three
bushels over last week's rates.

Borrow, JULY 14.—Holders of Wheat to-day were very
firm in their demand of 801. per qr. ; the merchants would
purchase nothing, so the millers supplied their wants at 2a.
per qr. less than on Saturday. In Oats and Beans nothing
done. Early Potatoes in abundance, at Is. per peck of 211 b.
The Potatoes are or good quality, without evidence of any
disease, yielding moat abundantly. Peas selling at 4d. to 6d.
per peck. Wheat, red, 70s. to els. ; white, 72a. to 765. per
qr. to the grower.
IPSWICH, JULY 14.—Mark lane had caused farmers to
raise their pretensions for Wheat, and prices must be noted
Is. to 6s. per qr. higher than this day week. The supply is
small. In other descriptions of grain the quantity is
insignificant-
NEWCASTLE, JULY 13. The weather since this day
se'nnight has been close and sultry, and, as a natural con-
sequence, the crops are progressing as favourably es could be
desired. At our market this morning we had a moderate
show of Wheat from the growers, and the report from Lon-
don noting a further advance, a clearance of fresh-thrashed
parcels was early effected, at an improvement of 2s. over
Saturday's rates, whilst the sale effected in foreign were at
a similar amendment, but the market upon the whole closed
dull. For Flour the inquiry was less animated but upon
the business done an advance of Is. per sack was realised. In
Rye, Barley, Beans, or Peas, little stirring. Malt unaltered.
Oats in slow request, but no lower.
_ _

Dinars', JULY 13.—The weather continues splendid.
The general reports of the crops are favourable, and oar
market is very languid ; nevertheless the limited supplies of
prime fresh Wheat and Oats caused prices babe little changed
from Friday. Well-conditioned Indian Corn is also held at
former rates, but the business passing has been small. Oat-
meal is is per cwt. lower, and almost without demand.
Flour is also is. per cwt. less. The following was the
general currency :—Wheat, per 2801b5., red, 395. to 435. ;
white, 42n. to 455. Oat,, per 1961 b., 17s. to 21s. Barley,
per 2241b5. 20s. to 25*. Indian Corn, per 2801 b, 30s. to
48a. Oatmeal, per ewt., 18s. to 225. Floor, sacks, per
cwt., reconds, 220. to 24s ; American, per barrel, 355. to 38s.

BELFAST, JULY 12.—We continue to have splendid wea-
ther, and holders of Indian Corn and Meal are firm in their
quotations, with an advance of ss. per ton on Friday's rates.
Oats, 10s. 6d. to 12s. Oatmeal, 19s. to 21s. Wheat, 16s. to
17s. per cwt. Indian Corn, 91. 15s. to 111. Meal, 101. to 121.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Teco o' Clock.—
Mean. I'attenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the
accounts continue to come very unfavourable from most
parts of the plantations.
kW t Tast Items, patrt. N.O to 11. 0 Yearling Efate.. I. eR D. ato N. g
Weald onions. „ 4 4to 0 Yearling Soren.. „ lis toe II
Immix „I 11, to t I Old Hope.. . . . 1 11 to 1 0
Pontius
SURREY AND HANTS.—The large growers around Odi-
ham, Alton, Bentley, Froyle, and Farnham, report the
rowing bines to be vet' foul, covered with honey-dew and
insects, and much wanting rain, to cleanse them from their
impurities.
WORCESTER, JULY 14.—We have but little business
doing in this market, and that at a slight advance upon
previous quotations, owing to the favourable reports front
Mid-Kent and some parts of Sussex, which appear to affect
the borough prices. The accounts from the plantations state
that the Hops are making a great effort, but the new shoots
are followed up by fresh fly vermin ; this second attack, if it
continues upon them, we think more likely to prove fatal
to the crop than the first. It is thought that this high
temperature is doing all that could be cashed for the crop.
Our duty is called 1,0001.

WOOL.—The prices realised at the different Wool
fairs which have recently be held sold much as follows:
Anixonorc—A large quantity exhibited, the whole of
which sold, realising, mixed, 255. to 28s. per tod ; Teg, first
quality, 28s. to 30s.
BANBURY.—The supply was short, and prices ranged
from 235. to 295. ; a choice lot fetching 30s.
BANGOR —The show was of very fine qualities, but the
supply was greater than the demand. The prices realised
were, Anglaiea, 6s. to 75., and Carnarvonshire, 31. 10d. to
4s. per 51bs. English.
j3EDFORD.—The supply was short. Prices ranged from
26e. to 301. _ _

COLCRESTER.—The average prices was le. all round for
Wethers, IlogVs, and Ewes.
CROYDON.—The supply was short. Prices ruled very
mach as follows.—Wethers and Ewes,lod. to Is. ; Tegs, Is.
to Is. Id.
Err' xo.—The prices were higher than those at Chelms-
ford. Tcgs, Is. 401., and Ewes, I.old.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY, JULY 14.
The SPEALER took the chair at 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSDIESq
.

SECOND READlNGB7Loyd'4SittiYarteie ; the Earl of Devon's
Fetate ; rasalosham's Estate ; Bills.
REPORT.—Hook's Leeds Free Grammar School Estate !In

TX11);;11eii;r Rail-
way aad Branch( a Bill.
TUIRD READING.—London lad South Western Railway Bill.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.

PETITIONS.—By Mr. T.—lie;cc;;;;;.:. Mr. Robert Owen, for
the investigation of a timpani for the immediate relief of Ireland.—
Mr. ratu.vo, from clergy, magistrates, and others of Dublin, against
any further support of Maynooth by the state, and attributing the di a.
trem of Ireland to the Roman catholic religioa.—Mr. T. Duscona
from upwards of 8,000 colliers of Lancashireo favour of an authorised
inspection of coal mines.
SECOND READINGS.—Fever Hospitals; Consolidated Fund;

.671131TITEE.—Coinmons Inelosure (No. 3) MI.
REPOlLT&—lllilitla Pay ; New Zealand (Na 2); Trustee* Rebel;

THIRD READINGS.--Conatabulary Force !Ireland) ; Deatitate
Petwons (Ireland) ; London !Indite Approaches Fund; Copyright
(Colonies) ; Trust Money Investment; Public Works and Undone"
(Ireland); Mils.
NOTICE OF MOTION.—Bate. Futac Poseur: In ILILKIM.—
Mr. Faserwv, on an early occasion to oak the Secretary for Leland
of
he is aware that large bodies of the peasantry, to the counties
of %See:math and Cavan, assemble together oa Sundays and holidays
to practise ball-cartridge shooting ; and whether the government
intend to tako any stein to prevent such proceedings

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111111:1140/1AM SALES, JULY 14. Er9o4, -The attendance was good, and the show of 1
Thr,„ „,„ , ,016,,17„, „a...A a business transacted, but, fleeces amounted to 11,000. The average prices wers:- we. bsellers prepoederating, prices were lower. Ewes,lld. ; Legs, lx. id. -,
_
tondos &N. W., 179 ISO N. Staffordshire, 21 1 P LtiLPE.,..-Trthenstereideuwfuollobwr.isk,
-Tegand Wool, 239.
28a1,1. onto .4
alidland, 128
30..; ewe, 2.50. to 265. ; mixed (oue.third Teg), 265. to I
Amb„ Nod., &Boston. 11 tl offerE ASsoTldi.• ,
Shure:redo. & (
aim.
i.ii(sAlktle..2tl 1 d
Bin.Birtning,w.,oll,Vits,Licytiul„dieyp, 31 p Shropelthe talon, 375. 6d. II d
Derhysh., dtaM, &Wor, 12s. ids. 261. 6d. per tod. t
Mae., Buxton, & Mat, Gs. 3d. d NwrrEEING.-Ycry little done, and that at about
BRISTOL SALES, JULY H. Northampton pricer.
The market to-day has been rather firmer, and the follow.
51d.
to 6d.
Laricatirea.-Fin e Wools fetched 80. to 846.; ' inferior,
ing business has been dons :
Bristol & Exeter Thirds, 1 p Man. & Leeds Thirds, par LEIGHTON MCZZARD.-0117 49,000 Seems wen offered,
Do. do. Old, I p Midland se/. sh. 31 p which told at better prices than were anticipated.
• Caledonian, 6 d 1/o. 401. M., 84 P SWANSEA.-The quantity was large, and the quality ex-
- Gt. Western Fifths, 71 p South Devon Pref., 1 d cellent; inferior sold at 10d., and the best realised Is. per lb.
Do. 171..6, 31 p I York and Neweea., 12 p
DUBLIN SALES, Jeir 13.
HAY.-EMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.-Alessra. Cooper ' '
Men?, 54 I Bandon and Bantry, fie. 91. 4.
.•
P Mid. Gt. W. &R. C.,151 and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report prices u
EDLNBIJBOB SALES, Jet., 13. follows: *
,r Caledonian New, 40a. k'din. & Newpt. New, 51a. 516.6 d. Priu seessow fie. to era I New .... 42.. tools 1 clover .. 9!/. to lON
Dundee and Perth, 33 Great Northern, 85a. 6d. barrio/ ,..0. to 675 Romeo .. No to CI, I New .... .6Jt. to NA
•
' Do. Quarter; 64.. m% Strow
N. British Hal 151
E. Lothian Central, 375. Do. Cm, 90e. 905. bd.
I Min. and Glasgow, 69 Do. Thirds, 31s. ed. CATTLE, tee.-EXETER, JULY I 1.-In the order
1 Elan., Leith, & Gran. Qrs., 13a. geottish Central, of time this was the day of our great market, but the supply .
, Edina & North. New, 74012. 755. atirfing and 45a was by no means' beyond the usual amount ; and of store
s GLASGOW SALES,Jct. 13. cattle it rather fell short of this. Of fat Bullocks, as for some
I 'Hest Lothian Central, 39e. 8. of 114111'0.1 I.• s°. 15.9•1. time put, the number was limited, and these met a sale, but
GL.., Kilmer., and Ardrom., 735. Man. & South. bew,2la-fd.MatkL . .
71e. 6d. 2.232.2,6.12,2222222, 222. we have no sections to speak of at an equal rate with
I that of our maximum figures last week, The quotations
- ast
° PRODUCE.-MINCING-LANE, Ha must be stated at from 561. to Os. 6d. per cwt. ;or from 10s.
V-p Two.- to lh. 6d. per score. Butcher.' Calves were in fair supply.
- The Sugar market has been steady today. St. Croix fa- Calves, estimated at from 261 b. to 271 b. the quarter, were
e voutite4roccry qualities sold in public sale at 475. to 61s. 6d.; sold at 57x. a piece, or 64d. per lb. Others of the same
t crystalised, 435. to 475. Gd. ; refined firm ; lamps, 565. 6d. to weight were bought at 535. a piece or about 61d. per lb. 11
t 505.-Coffee remains steady. 100 bags Pimento sold at 6d. ; Calves, estimated at 221 b. the quarter, at 4.5.. a piece, or
very fine, 61d. lb.-Jamaica Ginger: GO brie. went off heavily GO. per lb. Inferior Calves certainly were sold at lower
. in public sale at rather lower prices ; middling to fine, 751. rates, but the quotation in this way must be stated at from 4.
p to 1275.-Tea: The public sales were chiefly withdrawn, at 4/d. to 61d. per lb. With respect to fat Sheep, they were a I
full prices. This article has become rather dull.-Indigo : slow sale. Quotations from 64d. to near upon 4a. per lb. In
e The sale is progressing without spirit, at yesterday's cur- store Sheep no great business was dote. The supply of
, reney.-Cotton remains very firm.-In ether articles no all- Lambs was not only large, but of a fine description, and an
tcration. A manifest want of spirit exist' in the produce tainly a considerable proportion of these met a sale at rates
.., .
market generally. not falling short of those of the preceding week. The that
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o PRICES CURRENT. tations for fat lambs, 61d. to 7d. Bays
SONCIVALL, Juts- 14.-We have had very little trade to-
do
w.Svo per net. MET FAH.. Piga, No. 1............. £lOl 4....... :i 0
day. owing; to the heat of the weather. Prices were lower.
&laud*, her 9 0... 0
Fine. -440. 49 Swedish ll 10... 0 Beef made from 21. to fis. ; Mutton, 31. fid. to ss. 2d. ;
t Lamb, ss. to Go. 4d.; Veal, 4s. to ss. ; Pork, 3s. 2d. to 45.6 a. • ,
Mauritius, Drown... 36 0.. 39 lawn, at per ton.
f Yellow 39 6...42 Ptg, best le 15...19 per stone of 81bs., sinking the offal. ' ''..
i, Pine.. 43 6...48 Milled, sheet l9 10.••20
Be
Yellow 33 0...38 Ban 22 0 0 WOB.CEBTER.-At this fair there was a large attendant.* of
O Yellow 39 d4l Fluent shot 2l 0 0 bnyen. A small show of Cows, which, however, were all add. lir
1
White 42 0...30 red or minium ... 19 10...20 Prices were lower, Beef fetching 61d. to 7d. Mutton was
Foreign, brown...- 33 0. .37 Speller 2O 0. 21 I all sold, at from 70. to lid. There was a large show of
0 Yellow 3B d. 39 2 °IP. Oat' s'°' Lambs, and the tale plow, at 7d. to lid. Scarcely any l'ork
,- Grey and whits 4O 0...48 Flet?..litinrig 27 1d..28
was shown. Of Hones there sou • large number, and prices'
g Refined, Rawl:era"- 63 0...73 straw 26 10 0
y 8
Lamps 36 0...59 brown & yellow.. 24 0.. 23 I were a shade lower.
Correa, In Bond.
West India, ordi- fra7 eMatter BB 0.., 0 cattle at market this morni y
D e
ive.
nary 33 0 40 0 Cad 27 10...0 ng, and the demand was inact
. 45 0... 60 0 South S
We cannot, therefore, note any alteration of last week's quo-
Oood.
Fine 7O 0...123 0 Olive,6afispoll,p.ton 47 0... o talons, viz.: Best Beef, per cwt., 70s. ; second quality, 64 ti. ;
a Ceylon, god ordi- Coma Nut ....... .53 0...63 Cow and ordinary, 645. The supply of Sheep and Lambs
, RATE 37 0... 38 0 Seed, Rape, pale, was large. Best black-faced Wethcrs fetched from 325. down
2. Fine ordinary 39 0... 40 0 per ton 36 0... 0 to 28s. ; white-faced, 38s. to 28a. Lambs, 17s. to Bs.
pine 6O 0... 80 0 I.lnaeed 27 13...23
o Mocha, good to fine 34 0...80 0 P80•1410Xf, per cwt.
"• Coma Rica, ordi- Batter-Cork, let
b nary to tine 34 0... 50 0 2nd 0 6
w Sumatra and Pa- 3rd 0... 0
n dug 25 0...27 0 Duldin,lst. O. 0 SHIPPING.
Tat, at per lb. Limerick, do 8 0..97
: COD(011.0001010B. 9 0 ... 091 Carlow, let 0... 0 MA tLei AttRITED.-Dublist, 3; Waterford, 2 ; DonagLadee,
nice, at per cwt ateary Ist ......
n lunge white l6 6... 19 0 Waterford......... 0... 0 LONDON, July 15.-Wind this day at noon, E.N.E., light
y Cargo l3 0... 13 6 Beef, Ladle, per breeze and clear. with sultry. weather.
O Java
,2 Patna n 0.. 34 0 Prime Mese 0... 0
26 0...20 0 Pork, prime mem_ 8 6...115 river and sailed: Norman, Manilla ; Agincourt, Cape o
Carolina.
if Stuns.
o gram at per RAIL _ Baoon-Pork, Linn 1 2 Good Hope and Calcutta; Apame, Algol. Bay ; Adelaide,
Do., &ILA New Orleans.
a Leeward bland Beton, Waterford, SOUTHION, July 14.-W.-Arrived : Madrid (et.), Gib-
d Pr00f............ 2 9...210 percwt. 76 0...82 0 railer, left sth instant; Cadiz, 7th; Lisbon, 9th; Oporto, li
. Demerara, 26 to Belfast
10th; Vigo, 12th.
' 38 per oent. Lard,lielfast,prfrk 1 „„ cm 0
e O.P 3 4 Waterford, d 0... j - Orr TORBAY, July 13.-China, Cape of Good Hope.
:0 Jamaica, 30 to 36 Ditto Bladder ... 64 6..98 0 FALMOUTH July 11.-N.-Off port: 13th, Fanny, Prince t
per cent. O.P. 4 ... 1 1 American
34 0...52 0 Edward's Inland. 1 ,
Favourite marks 3 ... 6 HEIM% OZ and Cow, at per lb. CLYDE, July 14.-Arrived : Zehulon, Newfoundland ;
Brandy, lstbe.ado 4 ... 6 B. A. and M. Video, Medora, Brenda, and Win. Lrn, Trinidad. 13th, Druid,
n British spirits, d.p. 11 ... 0 Oe. ad oa. 740 .
,3 Scotch
Irish ll 0 Brasil, dry O6 0 1 Philadelphia; Rowley, Demerara.
LA •
r. F:, per ton. Unsalted 0 4 -8 Orr Bateman!, July 11.-Medora, Singapore; Hammed,
I. RIga,P.T.R. 247 0...14 Rio, dry 0 41...0 5 Scrand, for Hamburg, with 3,000 barrels. 13th, Prince,
n St. Petersburg, 9 Lbws M°9:ll/: dry- 0 5 ..° 6 Quebec. 12th, Egerton, Honduras.
!I. bead 0 0... 0 West India, dry.... 04-0 5 MILFORD July 13.-W.-Arrived : Pembroke Cattle,d Dutch and Plea& d 35 0...83 Salted 0 34.•9 44
h Friesland
Hum tan. , at per
°I 9t.Petersharg,eleanE37 10...33 Kin, 8./tyres, dry 07. .0 6 BRISTOL, July 14.-W.-Arrival: Mathilda, New York.
Russia, dry
n ontehot
11 half clean
11 COUR, July 12.-S.W., light.-Arrived : Manilla, and
Rio, Rhino .. ...... 39 0...39 Rosen, ditto 6 8...10 6
Georgetown, lisvannah ; New York, and' Capricorn, New
ottmhot
33 0. 0 L02.,00d,y.00•03,../3 0... 610 Orleans ; Sons of Commerce, and Advocate, Norfolk;
Pus
*Mill& 3O 0...34 Honduras 6 5... 6 15 Frederica, Baltimore' 'Lively, Philadelphia; Anne Louisa,
East India Bonn.- 13 0...18 Campeaeby 7lO 810 and M'Dcnald, New York ; Arabella, Newfoundland.
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a Panes 92 0..91 small.
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I Bars £lO 0 En Brazil 18 0...60 0 ,