The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-31 00:00:00

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bales have arrived from Mobile. The article continues very
firm. We have not beard of any transactions, as holders do
not seem inclined to realise.—Sugar he'. been in better de-
mand. A cargo of about 1,780 boxes ',Bow Havannah, per
" Mullis," has been disposed of at a price which has not
yet transpired ; besides which, 1,600 boxes yellow Havannah
have been done at 15411. to 101. The present stork
consists of about 9,000 boxes Haysnnah against 1,630 boxes
in 1846, and 30 chests Brazil against 1,600 chests Brazil in
1846.—Hides: We have again to mention the arrival of
several considerable parcels from Monte Video and Buenos
Ayres, which are now being landed. Buyers defer purchasing
for the present. There is no change in prices—Rice is very
dull, and transactions are only made for the supply of imme-
diate wants—Other articles are without alteration, and pre
sent no feature deserving of remark.
lismnuao, JULY 27.—Coffee: The market is rather
quiet. We have to mention the salts of about 500 bags St.
Domingo, at 31s. to 34.., and of 3,200 bags Brazil, at 3 3-16..
to 31e. We quote Havannah at 31a. to M. ; Cuba, fn. to
to 71s. ; La Guayra, 31s. to 'Ns—Cotton remains very firm.
610 bales New Orleans, good ordinary to ;middling, were
done at 71s. ; 430 bales New Orleans, afloat, found buyer.
at 71s.—Sugar: We have to mention the arrival of
three cargoes from Bahia, bringing together shout
2,100 chests. From Havannab the Sir:us has ar-
rived at Cuxhaven. The market is quiet. 400 boxes
yellow Havannab sold at 61s. to 61L—Rice: The article
continues fht, and purchases are only made for immediate
wants. We quota Cantlina 15 marks to 161 marks per
100 lbs., at which price 350 barrels were taken. East India
sorts are neglected.—Spices There is very little doing. Pi-
mento we quote at 51.. to 510.; Pepper, :ils. to 31s. ; Cassia
Lignes, 61s. to 711.—Hides: At the reduced prices some
parcels hat.e found buyers; 3,500 Buenos Ayres, at 41s. to
6s. ; 19,000 Rio Grande, at 31s. to 55.; 2,000 Bahia, at 4s.

TALLOW.— JULY 30. The market presents a l
quiet appearance, the hot weather almost suspending the
operations of chandlers. Holders of P. Y. C. are firm in
their demands, at 48s. 3d. to 48s. Gd. for fine parcel.. At
auction today, 215 casks Odessa were offered, of which only
50 casks, fair quality (beef ), sold at 4.75. 3d. to 47.. 6d. ; 578
boxes South American met a steady sale at 495. 3d
to 48s. 6d. for good to fine ; 465. Dd. for rather
dark greasy ; and 46. 34. for dark and very
greasy. 01 55 casks offered, 2S casks sold, at 495. to
48s. 3d. for good to fine. 28 casks Oporto Tallow realised
se follows-48s. to 48s. 33. ter middling to fair; 4es. 3d. to
475. for dark and old ; and 45a. 3d. for inferior and wet.
Town-nstilita Tallow is in steady demand, and prices have
advanced Gd. per cwt, the pewee valve being 48a nett
cash. For delivery of New Y. C. there is scarcely anything
doing ; 475. is the price demanded for the last three months.

CORN.—Hum., Jots 30.—Grain : The trade this
week has been very inactive, and the millers have pur-
chased fresh English Wheats at 3s. to 4s. per qr. decline.
Riga Oats and rather lower. Beans, Barley, and Peas
unaltered. The weather continues very favourable for all
the growing crops. The arrivals of Linseed this week
amount to about 6.2.37 qrs. comprising 2,550 qrs. from
Odessa ; 2,047 from Konigsberg; and 040 from Riga. There
hu been • more general supply in the market, which con-
tinues to meet a steady sale, for immediate consumption, at
well supported rates. Odessa, of fine qua'ity, comman,:s 508.;
Peterburg, fine, 484. to 495.; Rica, middling fine, 48s. to
47*. ; Memel ant Konigsberg, 44e., dawn to 3)1. per qr.,
according to quality. In Rapeseed nothing new to report.
Linseed Cakes conunuo to meet a good sale for the season of
the year; say, 'lull-mode, of best quality, 101. 56. per ton ;
Foreign, W. 108. down to Bf. 10.. per ton, and very little
offering.--Foreign imports into Hull during this week *.
Linseed, 5,237 qrs.; Wheat, 5,893; Barley, 27; Oats, 890;
Beans, 2,400 ; t'eas, 128.

LIVERPOOL, Jiat 30.-By the Caledonia steamer, arrived
here on Wednesday hut, we have dates from New Orleans,
4th ; Canada, 13th; and New York, of 15th instant, stating
that, in coasequence of liberal supplies received from the in-
terior, the favourable accounts of the crops in the west, and
the discouraging &deices from England, Breadstuff. generally
had declined in value, and that large shipments were being
forwarded to England. The prices quoted were as follows
At New Orleans: Wheat, 1 dol. 13c. to 1 dol. 30c. per 60lb. ;
Flour, 6 dol. per brl. of 1961 b. ' • Indian Corn. 70c. to 7.5 c. per
bushel; Indian Corn Meal, 3 dol. 75:. to 4 dol. 121 c. per.
brl. of 1961 b. New York: Wheat, 1 dol. to 1 dol. 40c.
per 601 b. ; Flour, 6 dol. 71c. to 7 dol. per brl. of 196. b. ;
Indian Corn, 60c. to 70c. per bushel ; Indian Corn Meal,
3 dol. to 3 dol. 73c. per brl. of 1961 b. Montreal : Wheat,
6e. to 6s. 6d. currency, or Is. 7d. to Gs. sterling.
Flour, 28s. to 30s. currency, or 255. to 265. 7d. sterling.
I These 'deices, with the continuance of fine weather, and
the harvest in a few early spots around us having partially
commenced, appear to have suspended all active badness
here during the interval since Toetday, and given the trade
throughout a lowering aspect. Within the last three days
we have had no arrivals worth naming, either coastwise or
from Ireland ; and those fresh in from abroad are but mode-
rate compared with the large supplies previously at hand.
Up= a slender attendance of country buyers at our Corn
Exchange to-day, and our home millers buying very sparingly,
all dermiptioes of English and foreign Wheat were difficult
of sale, ate decline of 3d. to 4d. per 70. b. from the rates
mentioned below, and several paroels were forced otf on still
lower terms. The importers of Flour being disposed to sell
feel ly, submitted to a further abatement of 2.. per
barrel, at which, oa both local and country ac-
count, a fair extent of business was transacted.
Barley, continuing to meet a limited male, was 2d. per bushel
lower ; and Malt hardly sustained late prices. British and
European Beans, being still very scarce, were Is. to 3s.
dearer; Egyptians, on the contrary, receding Is. per qr.
Peas without inquiry and nominally cheaper. Oats, upon a
very short supply, were in request at our last quotations ;
whilst Oatmeal an the absence of demand, declined 3s. per
load. Indian Corn, moving less freely than usual, receded
2a. to 3s. per qr., end Corn Med 10. to 2.. per barrel.
Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, front the 27th to the
' 29th July, inclusive : Wheat, 3,098 an. ; Barley, 788; Malt, '
41 • Oats, 1678; Rye, 832 ; Peas, 173; Indian Corn, 3,826;
Indian Corn Meal, 500 barrels; Oatmeal, 107 sacks; Flour,
117 sacks, and 16,907 barrels.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 30.—1 n COIMPt9UPECT of the dull
accounts from London and other leading markets, added to
the continuance of fine forcing weather, ou market was eery
dull to-day, and scarcely any business doing. Wheat nomi-
nally 645. to 765. per qr. Barley, 40s. to 4Cs. Oats, black,
265. to 30s. ; white, 28a. to 345. Beans, 86s. to 625. ;
Egyptian, 40s. to 445. Flour, 541. per sack. Some cow-
plaints of blight in the Wheat, and of a dt ficieney in the ear,
are heard, but to no great extent.

UXBRIDGE, JULY 29.-The Wheat market will improved
in quantity, but very dull, at ss. to Co. per qr. cheaper.
Wheat, 191. to 231. 10.. per load of 5 qrs. Beans, 50s. to
565. per qr. Peas, 60s. to 645. Barley, 465. to 58e. Oats,
28s. to 425. Bye, 665. to 60s. per bushel. Flour, per sack,
white, 635. ; household, 58e.; seconds, 535.
WAKEFIELD, JULY 30.-Our arrivals continue moderate,
but hilly equal to our wants. The sale for Wheat is slow in
the extreme, and we note a decline of ss. to 6a per qr. from
last week. Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling steady.
Beans are quite as dear, but the advance checks desire to
buy freely. Other articles as before. The weather is on the
whole favourable for the crops, and the trade generally re-
strict their purchases for all articles to the wants of the day.
The following are the current prices. Wheat, per qr.
of 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Esaex, end Kent red,
new, 711. to 735.; extra, 765. • white, 71s. to 745. ; extra,
775.; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 675. to 691.; extra, 72e.;
white, 71s. to 725.; extra, 745.; Lincolnshire and Cam-
bridgeshire, red, 6.5 e. to 695. ; extra, 71s. ;. white, 67e. to
70s. ; extra, 725. ; Yorkshire, red, 635. to 675.; extra,
695.; white, 675. to 715.; errx, 73e.; Dantzic and
Konigsberg, white, 675. to 71s. extra, 73e. ; Lower Baltic
and Hamburg, red, 635. to 695.; extra, 70s. ; Mediterranean,
red, 675. to &Is. ; extra, 651. Old, red, 595. to 63s ;
extra, 665. Barley, per quarter imperial, foreign 365.
to 425. Beans, per quarter, 63 lb*. to the bushel, small
fine, 525. to 64e., extra, 665.; 'Ticks, 51s. to 53c, extra,
.555. ; foreign, 44e. to 605., extra, 545. Oats, per stone,
mealing, 16d. to 16d. extra, 17d. ; feeding, 15d. to 16d.,
extra, 17d. ; foreign, lid, to 16d. extra, 16d. Shelling, per
load of 2611b*., 38a. to 395.' extra, 40s. Malt, per load of 6
bushels, 645. to 665., extra, 58s. Peas, per imp. qr., blue
end white boilers, 60,. to 62a. extra, 565. • ' grey and feed,
40s. to 484., extra, 60s. Rapeseed, per last imp., English,
271. to 291. ; foreign, 271. to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr.,
465. to 64e. Imports during the week • Wheat, 4,843 qrs. ;
Barley, 360; Oata, 4,100; Beans, 244 ; Peas,lo2.
DANTZIC, JULY 24.-Yesterday, 120 lasts of Wheat were
bought; common runs of 621 b., bug, high mixed, at 675., and
good mixed, 6211 b , at 66e. • some inferior mixed, 59;b. to
601 b., went off at 625. to 63i. Total quantity sold this week,
about 700 lasts.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Tloo o'Cloa.—
Mean. Fetlock's mid Smith, Hop factors, report that the
market reaming the same.

Illd * Rut Real. p.owL N. OW N. 0 TearLtag p Cwt. IL flu
Weald of Lam. 4 4se I I Tariles 04404% It I*l IS
I 14 44 4 I 044 1[414.. I III*)
?animas

CANTERBURY, /ELY 28: With the continuance of fine
weather our plantations are well set with burr. We do not
hear of any complaints of vermin. Every plantation looks
well for a good crop. The plant has a very bright appear-
11000.—CHARTHAM : OUT plants are very thickly set, break-
ing out very fast, with every appearance of a good crop. Our
grounds look very kealthy.—itit.w.os Every appearance
Of a good crop. The burr is abundant and looks well.
—Stunar : We are still snaking great progress. The
plant is well mt. Every appearance of a good crov—
HAILBLIDOWN • Some plantations cannot look better, while
others make but slow progress. We shall have a short crop
in them, and a total failure in some grounds.—ll r : The
plant bas a promising appearance. It is well set, looks very
clean and healthy, and has every appearance of a good crop.
—Hoare : We shall have a short crop. Some of our planta-
tions suffered so much in the early part of the season. They
will be a very short crop, if any. The other plantations are
going on very promising.—Mayrotr c begin to have a
very showy appearance of an average crop.—Tscrwurtsr
Our best grounds continue to improve, while on others no
favourable account can be reported, and if we may judge
from appearance they will grow but few Hor.—
BILENCEILBY : Still going on well, and great improve-
meat in those grounds that were threatened with blight.—
MAYFIELD Our hops look far from vigorous upon the
general run; at places the shoots look thriving, where
shaded, but the long drought begins to show its effects on
the high grounds. They are rather clearer of vermin, and if
we speedily get a good shower, they wi:l ebubtlese wonder-
fully improve.—Peamtwasu : The grounds that are clear of
lice are gradually improving, whilst those sot clear are get-
ting worse daily.—Wearsam.sm The hops in this pariah
are in general looking capital, and quite an average crop
may be espeeted ; the grounds in the lower part of the
parish are not so good, and in the neighbourhood of Eden-
bridge, very bad .—Pr m RY The improvement we noticed
last week is going on satisfactorily ; the vermin are nearly
gone, snd the burr that is out looks promising, and where we
have good bine we anticipate a fair crap.

MINERALS.—COPPER
and sold at Pearce's Hotel, Tr
Ntiont. Tune. Price.
Cor.solitLited 10: C 8 10
ditto 101 ... 612
ditto 99 . 215
ditto PI ... 4 15
ditto 91 ... 4 6
ditto 85 ... 3 3
ditto ht . 8 U
ditto 63 ... 9 3
ditto 61 ... 7 5
ditto 63... 9
ditto 47 ... 3 11
ditto 44 5 8
ditto 43... 418 _

ditto 41

Zit; i IS
311nro 141 ... 3 13
ditto 104 ... 4 9
ditto 103 . . 4 7
ditto 102 ... Sl6
ditto 101 ... 6 5
ditto 100... 6 3
ditto :5 ... 3 1
ditto 70 ... 3 IS
ditto 67 ... 313
ditto 68 ... 4 16

iitiO is
outD Caradon ...106 41 7
ditto 103... 312
ditto 189 ... 010
ditto 61... 6 2
ditto 33... 414
PcrrauSt.Gtorge. 6U ... 1 19 •
ditto 57 ... 4 2
ditto 44... 3 8
ditto 43... 4 13
ditto 41 ... 2 9
ditto 59 .. 3 11
ditto 15 ... 4 13
ditto 14 ... 9 3
TOTAL y

Tore. r. d.
Wheal Sisters . 100..1,191 0
Wheal Ellen 100..710
Andr & Mantle 17 393 0 6
364 1.421 G 6 ,
‘‘w.obes.
30
aryCllffordeooooo 76 33'71 160 00
Par Come 164 . 2,011 3 6 Wheel Prelims 4l 113 9
219 2 Or* II 0 Itedrodt Osesili .116 13 0
Comfort 27:... 73, 6 0 et. Austen Oasis 20 f 7 10 0
Grumbler Sc St. e had Coke 6 .. IS 14 •
:21...1,c11 12 0 Saris Moor 1... II I •
TrtlVan 203 6.7 6 0 %Ere Buller 3... 11. 111 6
Arerass Stiuslard £lol 9 01 Amiss Proem*
Average Price per ton ti • 6
QulD9trat 0re....... 4.40310 es I Mese.of IlasOspper,ll4its. Cyst.
A. oust
Aof Money' A14,1113 17 6
Lair SALL—Average Ithadard ..ClO3 I o—Asesees Produce.- 03
COMPANIES BY WHOM THE WERE PURCHASED.
MM. rtaL
Veto 9.0p1 . .. ow.
7970 j .......£1
,974 13 2
Melee Copper ...
Vision and Non
Freeman and CA. .720 ..... 1,7(0 9 0.
I'. Grentell and Sons • 62
eine, Willeuns, Noodle, ad Q. 1,0931 „ 4,373 9 9
Williams, Sorter, =deo 377

ORES.—Sampkicli Jury 14,
uro, July 29.
Mom. Tow. A e.
Boles= 2O g ;
ditto 27 ... I
Par Consols
ditto 69 ...
ditto Gl ...
ditto SS
Treleigb Combo 82 7 I
ditto 39 1
ditto 33...
ditto 41 ...
Whet:Comfort 66
ditto 64 1
ditto 63
ditto 41 ...
St. Aubyn
ditto 60
ditto 43 I
Trethelon
ditto ... 41
ditto 37.. 1
ditto 24
111. &atm BO ...
dlto 60 ... 4 •
ditto 40
Wh. Oleo
ditto 12 ... 3 1
RT. Andrew
Nar.giteß
RT. Clifford
ditto 13... 3
Wh.MaryeemozlB3o 4 1
Wh. Prodeure m ... S
ditto 12 ... i 1
Betroth Consols 20 ... 3 I
St. Austell Ow 20 ... 3
WI, [Woo 0 ... 4
Bari. Moot . 5 2
Wh. Buller 3 ... 3 t

Mao.
Con*ol!dated _1055 6,171 I 0
Unitedlitnes..looo..4,77o S 0
Suuth Careeke. 433-2,6111 If 6

Total ma.
Capper Ores for sale on Thursday nt xt, at Tek's Hotel,
Cemborne.—Mines and Pareale—Camborne Vera, 612
Wheal Teton, 14—North Pool, 603—East Wheal Crony,
381—Tint:wok 545—Doleeath, 322—Emmy Consols, LOCI—
South Wheal Basest, 2.s4—South Wheal Francis, 241—C.:n-
durrow, 222—Wheal Buckets, 135—hut Pool, 94—Lativet
Consols, 88—Wheal Vyvyan, 62—Wheal Ruby, 10--Wheal
Courtney, 10.—Total, 4,791 tons.
Copper Ores for nle on Thursday week, at Andrew's
Hotel, ltedruth.—Mines and Parcels.—Caro Brea Minn,
I,o7l—Wheal Prosper, 312-I'nited Hills, 313—Par Con-
sols, 230—Wheal Rodney, 131—Wheal Tremayn., 133
Wheal Aga:, 97-6 ainear Consols, 90—North Wheal Basset,
63—Wheal Jane, 42 —Trenow Consols, 40—Wellington
Mines, 35—Cann Penman, 21.—fatal for sale, 2,688 tons.
COPPER ORES.
The following are the companies by whom the on, acre parch met,
•at the swamies male of July:22.

English Cdwr Co - ---..-
417
1-Iceinan and Co
I. 4:reafell and Sons.
sinna, %Villyamo, Nevin', ad Ow
Vivian and Saw
a ilimma, Foster, and Co. 729

Total tons. 2,473 639,234 4 6
Copper Ores for sale August s.—Berehaven, 100; ditto,
82; ditto, 80; ditto, 60; ditto, 36.—Cobre, 81; ditto, 76;
ditto, 67 ; ditto, 27 ; ditto, 64.—Cronebane, 82; ditto, !.:1;
ditto, 50; ditto, 30.—Tigtony, 9.—Ceplapo, 100; ditto, 93.
—Chili, 64; ditto, 55; ditto, 40.—Cuba, 94; ditto, 60
Holyford, 90; ditto, 63.—Burin Burrs, 74; ditto, 50; ditto,
70; ditto, 9.—Llandudno, 31 ; ditto, 29.—Princeas Royal,
33.—Vine Slag, 11; ditto, 10.—Llanidloes, 12.—Total,
1,875 tons. . .

Cvpper Ores for sale August 12.—Knockmabon, 479.-
Chili, 371.—Cobh, 292. —Creuebane, 283.—Copiapo, 203.
Cuba, 127.—Glasgow Slag, 77.—Burro Burro, 51.—Prinet Is
Royal, 60.-I.lallymurtagh, 47.—Vine Slag, 20. —Tctal,
2,030 tons.

HAY.—SmrrarIELD, Two u'Clock.—Mesars. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report prices
follows :

l•rtme IleMow 70.. to 71s. I New Ur M. to tie New .... rottt nit,
Intrrlos ....... le 11.18 Cle.or 114.6. to ISt. I Strew 1.4

CATTLE, &c.—CoLctiesTrai FAIL—The show of
Sheep at the fair, on Friday last, was good ; thero
being upwards of C,OOO in the field. High prices were
obtained for the best descriptions. Mr. Hart, of Leaden,
sold a pen of stock Ewes (Howes) at 625. per he... 1;
I and several other pens were disposed of at from 40s. to
50e. per head. Inferior descriptions varied at prices
down to 345. per head. Prime Wethers also real'aed
high priers, the demand being brisk. There were but
few Beasts exhibited, and none in very. prime con-
dition. The treaters were few, and the prices obtained
w. re similar to those at Colchester market, on the
previous Saturday. The Horse fair was well attended,
and considerable purchases were made by several dealers
from London and the west of Englaad, in middling cart
Horses, and useful machines, at good prices. Very psimo
cart Hones and Colts were extremely few in number, and
reached high prices. We understood that Mr. W. Roof*,
of Colchester. sold a pair of grey cart Horses at 80/. Sersral
fine Suffolk Horses were offered at from 401. to 45/. each, and
we are told they were disposed of before they left the tie Id,
at a trilling abatement. Two-year•old Colts varied from 20/.
to 271,, and three-year.olds from 211. to 311. 10s. each. Thin
was such bustle, as usual, in the Nag trade, and a con' i-
derable number were bought by the London dealers. Upon
the whale there was a fair average trade. The pleasure fair
was numerously attended in the evening.
WRY HILL FAIR, JUN 30.—About 34,000 Sheep penned.
Fine Ewes made from 455. to 545. each ; moderate, 40s. to
44a. Some large Dorset Sheep reached 60e. each. The
finest Lambs sold at from 38s. to 455. each ; good stock, 265.
to 40e. Two and four tooth Sheep sold at 48s. to 50s. each.
Fat Sheep were eagerly purchased, at Bd. to 81d. per lb. Fat
Lambs, 9d. The show of Rims very good, selling at prices
from 101. to 201. each. Ram Lambs, at 41. to 71. each.

COVENT GARDEN.— Thishforning.—ThesuprlT
of Vegetables eontinues abundant, and hothouse Fruit es
more than sufficient for the demand. English Pine-apples
are plentiful, and foreign ones are abundant. Grapes are
plentiful. Cherries are somewhat scarcer. Strawberries
are nearly over. Peaches, Nectarine', and Melons are
abundant. Oranges are smrce, and fetch good prices. Note
ere quite sufficient for the demand. Walnuts and Chestnuts
are scarce, as also are Lemons. Of Vegetables, Caulitloviers
are good and abundant, and the same may be mid of Green
l'eas, which, however, (etch better prices. Carrots and
Turnips are somewhat cheaper. French Beans have
altered but little in price ; the same remark also applies to
Celery. Potatoes are plentiful, and good in quality. Dutch
Potatoes may also be obtained in considerable quantity.
Lettuces and ether seeding are abundant. Mushrooms
are cheaper. Cut Flower consist of Heaths, Pelartoniums,
Gardenias, Allemande cathartics, Stephanotus floribundas,
Carnations, Piootets, Fuchsias, Tuberose', Moss and other
Roses.

PRVIT!._

Noe Apple, pet 10.1. to 1.4
Drape.. lotbovor. peel/ • 2tt to is
Melon. itottlek. • to le each
Peoebee, per dm .14 to 11.
Nectottres. per eos .4. to 100
Ntra w beet lee, pee penile. 6.1 to I.
Cherie., per 10 34 to fte
Consols, per Lir sieve. 2.114 to is
Onyx, per 4w,1. to 21114
pea 100. Y to Ito
awn.

Oroagft, Seville. per too. 14 to lA,
Swale. pw*N., 1.0.1Wi
Leman. pw Am. Is to Is id
yor NO. Is lie
Oworbwrin, .tob
tO
$
Awl"rert="kpWailb., ft w
o, Hartokwa, boa tz
DnW,tiMll.

Collwas, p4r 401.44 to la -
Omar.. par No buck Is 44 to 24
Comlllovromporear., la as
Peacoat Wm., per 111.4 re, to to 1.4
born/, par bt4a”, 44 to 4111
Potstow, to 1444
•-• elm Is to NB
. . . .

04.1 k. per lb. 114 to Is
ISpdssels. per sieve, I. Id to 26
Aspseerise. per Is. le le es
Pm. per .feet, Is to
A. tlebobes. ter Io Is
'V ►I. Mamie, pee des.. 41 to le
Lettuce, Cal.. pee seere.64 ale
I/alleles. per dos. beads, .•d to Is
—tvsa, per dashes.% td
Mashrocess, per rattle, id to I.
Smell Seleols. per paasset, Si to id
Presel, per boat!, Id to MI
Savory. per bomb, 34 to 44
Ted we. per bastb,
Wetrrvreve, per 12 as ►.a. Ia tp 44
Pandey per hslf-sleve, I. to Is Ii
Smote. per boodle, le to 1544
Mist, Vera, per Panel, Id to id
blarlotass. per Wads. 34 or is

iii 4 mH

Kidney. per b 00... to es N
Tram, per ,edto LI
Turnip, per doom wee
Hod Mott, w Er. Is tole
Holl* Rat. La( MM,
la to la
Cucumber% reea. MN la
Rhubarb. yet Onadie, ed to id
Leeks, per deo. lo t•
trek ry. yes Mere.ld to b id
Carrots, pet booed, 44 to lid
On loot, per do.. la to io
',ballots, pet 10, Is to la id

Fo► Yerterdat'a Markets sto au! pap.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIIIID.—DubIia, 2; Waterford,l ; Donagliadee.
1; French, 1; Flanders, 1 ; Brazil, I.
LONDON, July 31. Winn this day at noon, W.S.W.,
light breeze, and fine.
DEAL, July 30.—5. W., moderate.—Arrived: Nsrilcon,
Canton, and sailed for Homburg ; Baillie, Maurltim;
°timberland, Quebec, and sailed for Shields. Arrived from
the river Arachne, Hobart Town ; Grace Darling, Singa-
pore ; Mediator, New York.
GLOUCESTER, July 30.—N.W.—Arrived : Levert% and
Myren, Montreal.
CLYDE, July 29.—S.—Arrived : John Wood, Mauritian;
Potentate, Savannah; Perseverance, St. John's, N.B. ;
Malabar, and Gleaner, Quebec ; Mary, Montreal.
Youonsi., July 24.—Sailed Gratitude, Quebec.
BRISTOL, July 30.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Canton, Quebec.
Sailed : Wilson, Demerara.
SOVITIAMPTON, July 30.—S. by W.--Arrived: Annebel/.
Prince Edward's Island.
Poirramourst, July 30.—W.—Arrived Loyal Briton.
Quebec. Of port : Independence, New York.
OFF SALCOXRN, July 30.—Hermand, Singapore.
OFF Ptruottn, July 29.—8at0, Batavia ; Britannia,
Ceylon and Cape of Good Hope; Thorndike, Newprleans;
Canadian, New York ; Oriental, St. John's.
FALMOUTH, July 30.—W., light. E.Yrone
(packet), Rio Janeiro, sailed on thaya
struck • lee
ruck heavily on the English Boni •• • .
21st ult., and was assisted o9', wi throat'
water In her hold, sad would disc •
SWANSEA, July 30.—S.W.— 2.411, Alderman
Pirie, Cuba.
Coax, July 28.—N.W.—Arriv$ ; Lag:
c Sheeran, Porto Eico: Welton, Ne 'Yorks eireray,l34lt4
mote.

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