The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-16 00:00:00

BARDIC FESTIVAL.

ABISTIFYILAW, ANGLESEY, TUESDAY.
The Royal Welsh Eisteddfod was opened at ten
o'clock this day, at the ancient town of Aberfraw, in Angle-
sey, by an awemblrge of Lards and minstrels, decorated with
ribbons and badge' (to which were attached the mei' sls worn
at previous Eisteddfods), walking in procis.ion to meet the
president, 0. J. Fuller bleyuick. Esq of &Idoliser', and
escort him to the parilim in which the various addresses
were to to delivered.

The concourse was very great, and comprised the (WIC of
the principality.
After an address from the president, compritiln for the
various prizes commenced. Fate.% priz s, consi.ting of
premiums and medals were then awarded for poems, epi-
gram., essays, and addresses in Welsh and English.
Mr. Morris Williams, curate of Anilwch, was the suc-
cessful candidate for the grand prize, a premium of fifteen
pounds, and a medal worth five, for a poet on the Creation.
lie was installed in the Birdie chair by two chief bards, and
invested with the medal by Lady VAugha-i, amid general
acclamation.

The meetirg was addressed by Mr. bows (Tslhiarn),
chairman of the London C>mreigithiin Society ; and by Mr.
Jamie (Toan secretary of the Welsh School in
London.

A portion of the company then adjourned to the dinner
giv( n in honour of the president, and the ptoceedicgs of the
day cloud.

REPRESENTATION OF WESTMEATIL—Mr. W. It.
Mayan, one of tho member/ for this county, is about to
accept the Chiltern Hundreds. When a racancy shall arise,
Mr. John Ennis, High Sheriff of Dublin county. ar.d a con-
sideralde proprietor iu Westmeath. will, it is said, offer him-
tel. ass Can tidate. _

DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD. The Limerick Examiner
contains an account of the destructive effec's of a mountain
flood, or waterspout, which recurred en Colohel Wyndham's
property, near Killalue, on Wednesday la'.t. Passim( along
the Scariff-rsad, and irame4iately above the cottage real-
decce of Marcus ratttn n, Esq., the mountain appears 1 as
if r. nt asunder, corn fields enured with the debris of the
mouutetn surface, ditches levelled in the course of the fl'nd.
Many miles still further on we tame to the residence of Mr.
Patterson's steward, Foley. The aceount of the inmates
here was truly frigStluh The [hod suddenly rose,
and passing the house, was obstructed by a circu-
►ar wall in trout, Wll,lll it rushed ire through the open
door. Here in an instant were to be tern flostirg about the
large kitchen floor, children and cradles, hey, turf, ducks,
•ease, furniture, &c. The children were rescued by the
courage of some present, who opened an outlet for the water,
and, at the imminent risk of their own lives, saved the
eb^ild•en and other inmates. Poor Foley area his wife were
absent. Moving on further we perceived the destruction
of property was on a more extensive rude. An in-
dustrious poor named Thomas M'Grath, less lost
property to an immense amount, at least over 1001.
worth, cossistin4 of act potatoes, wheat, barley, and
quantity of hay sound and in "tram cocks.' Ilk
farm lies in the immediate view of the river. Going
further we came to 'sheet the pretty bridge Atiacartiga, built
only last Tear, lay in ruins; here a wide and awtul gulf
presented itself, rum and destruction all around. Two very
industrious and honest farmers, named Dai ice and James
Cournee, brothers, resided before the bridge; so sue:elen was
the rising cf the Hold, they had not time to use a single
article. Their furniture, bedding, clothes, butter, milk, and
all Hosting flown the torrent. Their all is gone, and the
titles of turf, carried from the bug only last week, totally
swept away by the reckless flood ; a vestige of their crops Is
not left behind. Nothing but stones and mud and gravel,
where the luxuriant wheat flowered only one hour before.
Turnips and oats, wheat and potatoes, all one meek
ROYAL FREE ROMPITAL.—CHOLERA
~~•ARPs.—
Yesterday a meeting of the subscribers and hoard of manage-
ment was held in the board-room of the institution, in the

iray's-inn lane-road. The Her. I/r. Rice in the chair. The
report stated that the prevailing epidemic brought to the gates
of the hoepital daily lictween 400111(1500 out.paticnts,aud this
numbers were on the inctease. Two lerge unoccupied wards
had berm opened for the reception of shot. re patients. The
medical report for the peat year stated that 64i7 totally dead-
tute persons had been admitted as in-patients, and 27.911
out-patients, nicking a total since the foundation of 282,3.57.
The receipts w, re 1,8011. I'2a. Theexpenditure 4,8431: 99.8 d.
of which outstandings debts (which are now nearly liqui-
dated) to the amount of 2,093/. 74. 7d. had been paid. The
following legacies have been received : John Brown, EN
3721. 7. 6il. ; Thomas Smith, Esq., 300/ ; Nathaniel
Stevens, Esq., 2001. ; Thomas Howes, Esq., 1001., &c.

MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING,.
At the commencement of business on the Stock
Exchange to-day, the Engl.sh hinds were not quite
so firm, and t'unsols, after opening at 924 to for
money, gave way, and were done for a silent time at
92: ; they, however, subsequently rallied, and re-
gained their former position of 92,
at which they
were officially mark, dat the close. For account they
opened and closed at the same quotation, 921 to z,
having been done as low as 924 in the early part of
the day. The Three per Cents. were marked at 924
and 1. The Thrte-and-a-Cluarter per Cents. at
931 and 1.
Exchequer Bills declined to 445. and 48s. pron. ;
Long Annuities were disposed of at 81, and 9 ; Bank
Stock, at 1991 ; India Stock, at 252 i; India Bonds,
at 765. and 80s. prem.; South Sea Stock, at 100.1,
and 1021 ; South Sea New Annuities, 901.
The accounts received from Mexico had a favour-
able effect on Mexican stock, and they were largely
dealt in at an advance, the last price being 281.
Spanish Three per Cons. also improved • little.
The quotations, wick a firm market, remained about
the same as yesterday, and the business of the day
was at the following rates:
Brazilian Bonds et 85 and 1. Buenos Ayres at 521,
53, and 52. Chili= Six per Cents. at 93. Mexi-
can, cx coupons, at 284, 1, '2B, and fur money, and
at 284, 1, and I for account. Peruvian Four per
Cents. Active, 1849, at 521 and 52. l'ortugueee
Four per Cents. at from 281 to 291 for money, and
at 284 for account. Spanish Five per Cents. at 18
and 1 for money, and at 184 for account; ditto Three
per Cents at from 341 to 1. Venezuela at 251. Two-
and-lfalf per Cent. Duch, at 521, 53, and 521;
ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 821. Neapolitan
Five per Cents. at 811; exchange per ducat, 4f. 40c.;
per £ ster., 25f. 65c.
We have received from a commercial firm the fol-
lowing extract from a letter dated. Galatz, July 28,
1819 :
Our previous whims informed you that serious apprehen-
sions were entertained for our crops, by reason of the great
, heat and drought in the interior. These have proved but
tor, well founded, not only as regards wheat, rye, and barley,
of which we shall have deficient crops, but the Indian corn
has Llso severely ',flared during the last fortnight ; so much
so the in Lower Moldavia a gnat deal is entirely lost. The
irruption into this province of a considerable body of Hun-
garians has caused great uneasiness, but it appears certain
that they have now retired within the frontiers of Transyl-
vania, after having supplied themselves with sufficient t.ro-
visions. We may consequently hope that the supplies from
the interior, as well as the work of harvest, will not meet
with obstacles (rem this circumstance. The new wheat of
Upper Moldavia will prove of very satisfactory quality ; that
of Lower Moldavia will be leas so, and the quantity much
reduced. Of old wheat, the stock is almost entirely out of
condition.
The commercial intelligence brought by the
steamer Caledonia from Canada and the United
States is n.t of any particular interest.
Our advice, from New York reach to the 31st ult.
The total receipts of cotton at all the shipping ports,
up to that date, were 2,672,760 bales, against
2,243,268 bales at same date last year, showing an
' increase of 429,492 bales over the year 1848. The
total foreign export exceed d that of the previous
year by 437,190 bales, of which 306,222 bales were
In excels to England. 13,800 bales had be. n dis-
posed of since the departure of the Niagara,
principally at an advance of to !, cent.
This rise was attributed to the conflicting
accounts regarding the growing crops. Several
large sales of iron had been effected at 20 dole, to
20i doh. for pig. English bar at 38 dole., 6 menthe,.
The wheat crop, it was expected, would be large, and
the decrease in the exports of flour and grain had in-
duced some flatness in the market. Good Ohio wheat
was dull at 108 to 110 cents. The potato gathering
had commenced without discovering an symptoms
of disease in that important esculent. The market
for wool was improving,end higher prices were asked
and obtained ; the arrivals amounted to 1,400 bales ;
yet good wool continued scarce. Tire steamer Cres-
cent City, which sailed July 16, from Chsgree, had
arrived with gold and specie to the amount
of 231,994 dole., on freigtit, for New York,
besides a large amount belonging to the passengers.
Toney was abundant, and good paper e •
counted at sto 6 per cent., and some Oak: •
were lending money at 5 per cent. on • •••' ..„
The New York banks are supposed • •,1
eleven or twelve million dollars in tg ntsfWas
foreign exchanges not much Will don* ik
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the greater part of the bills were tegotiated at 1001
to d per cent. recnium. Tote public ercunties have
same lower, and, in the last day before the departure
ef the mail, Treasury Notes, Penneylraois Fives, a .d
Erie Sevens declined severally 4 par cent. the
licked States Elate fell per cent. 'De last prices
made are the following :
UNITED STATER STOCKS.
LI. Flo per cents-040,114 *Taw lie sad Tema Company,
1131 911 ton'
=le, lOC. 113 Noes ter. 391 to 40
Troomp NOPLI. II Kris R. B. ewes per Cents., 1011
Now York Ole per 10.3. is 3/3
114 Bioko B. 11,1131 to 331
PsossySerats nos per 0w..W0 Ms IL, ass 11) 401
to ammee IL /L, )61 to 361
Ohio Ares, IMO, 1421 New York sad New Haws IL 11,
Illinois lat. awe. 154 901
lank of Mate of New Tort. e3i fleece Leer R. IL, 45
Sank or cis uerte Scrip. 101 Low Lewd IL 11., 201 to 201
career's Trost, 39 to ant
A sebeription bad b:en got up at Milwankie, to
the feemation of a tail:and, to cannot Lake
glinrgtn with the Mississippi. The mail steamer
Great Western arrived on the 20th at Mobile, having
en freight from Vera Cruz 1,200,000 dollars for Eng-
lard. The Pacific steamer Panama arrived on the
11th at Panama, having about 100,0001. in gold doe
en freight. The English steamer Calypso was at
Valparaiso with 2,700,000 dollars value on board, is
gold dust, from California and Mexico. Her Majesty's
frigate Constance touched at San Bias en route to
Mazatlan, on the 2let July, with about 2,000,000
dollars in specie on freight. The drought in the
Virginia Valley was so excessive, and. the heat so
scorching, that, under favourable circumstance', more
than half a crop wild not be expected.
The I'resideLt had issued a proclamation,
Amin ing the 3rd of August as a day of
fasting, humiliation, and prayer, and recommended
the suspension of all Filthiness, and that the day should
be religiously observed by persons of all sects and
creeds throughout the United States.
At New Orleane, up ti the 214 July, the weather
had been variable, with frigneot and copioes
showers, but with lees rain in the aggregate, than the
previous week. The city continued remarkably
healthy. The Mississippi was 2 feet 3 Hebes below
high - water mark, and falling.
The accouuts with regard to the growing cotton
mops 'continued entarourable. From all directions
complaints were heard of the injurious effects of the
recent excessive rains, and apprehensions of a bid
yield. Making fall allowance for the characteristic
sensitiveness of planters on the subjeat, it is evident
that there is increased cause fur appreheosior, and
that the hazards ef a late season have been matetially

increased.
Cotton continued in request at improving prices
but although the supply had been mmewhe increased
by reverel speculation lots previously withheld from
the market, yet the amount offering hal b. en sJ
linitel uto materially restrict operations. The fa-
vourable accounts from Liverpool by the Niagara,
gave an impulse to the market, and a further improve-
ment took Once of to c. over previous rates. 'The
aggr. gate sales for the week were 5,109 bales, leav-
ing a stock on hand of 21,89.5 bales. The quotations
were, for orcioary to good ordinary, 7 to 71 cents.
per lb.; for good middling, 81 to 8; cert.,.
Tobacco had been in it ere &wird, the sales for
the wtpk amounting to 3,700 bales. The basin. as in
the caller part of the week had been at rather easier
prices; hut, from the inctemed demand, the market
towards the close recovered its previous firmness.
Ti-. 0 arrivals since the 13th were 2,909 hhds., and
the clearance 841 hhds. Tne stock in warehouses and
so shipheard, on the 21st, amounted to 21,813 Mids.
Excl ange on London was 8 to 9 per cent. pre-
ilium. ()a France, sf. 20.. to sr. 271 c. per dollar.
The freight market continued languid, with but
litta doing, and with no material variation in rates.
A ship was taken up for Liverpool et 30e. fur to-
bacco. American ships were tilling op for Liverpool
at 5-16.1. fir c Aton ; one small lot had been shipped
at Id. The rates were the following :—Cotton : To
Liverpool. 5-16 d. to 7,d. per lb. Tebacoo To Lon-
don, :We 6d. per hhd.; to Liverpool, 30e.
Thr winces from California report the market of
San Francisco as bring completely glutted with im-
ports, and flour was selling at 4 dollars, in order to
avoid the high rate for rent. Gold, it is said, was
still found in "great quantities," but it w.s only the
persons amustomed to hard wink that could stand the
fatigue of digging it. The number of persons at the
mines was esumated at between twenty and thirty
thousand, about one-half foreign. rm. Business at San
Franc's o was very dull, and dry g-ods and provi-
sions selling below the original e'er. Lumber was
still in great- demand.
The commercial intelligence from Canada by this
arrival is totally destitute of interest. Deaths from
cholera were numerous both at (lnebee and Montreal.
The first cue at Quebec was on the 4th ult., between
which and the 20th 300 deaths took place. It sp-
cuesriathat the loss of property by the burning of 40
in Montreal has been over-estimated; it will
ad exceed 60,000 dollars. The public debt of Canada
b stated at 20,832,561 dollars. The public works,
which cost 18,001.000 dollars, will only hi Mg a re-
maw this year of 200,000 dollars, or a little over 1
per etinti
Advices from Ilavanna to the 21st July mention
that the demand for sugar for America and Europe
having partially subsided. the market was more quiet.
The holders, however, showed no disposition to sell,
and conacqtently the prices continued firm. The
weather was favourable, and the prospects for the
now crop are good. Fever and sickness were my
prevalent, and the quarantine Was rigorously enforced.
The enehang• on London Was 13 to 14 per cent. In
freights nothing was doing.
The advice. received by her Majesty's packet
Spider are to the 10th of June from Buenos Ayres,
sad Ist of July from Pernambuco. At Buenos Ayres
the price of the doubloon was 301, and the exchange
so London 63a. to 645. per ounce, and 2 11.32 to
2 9-16 in currency. Freights to England were 41. for
dry, and 2/. ss. for salted hides.
At Pernambuco the prices for sugar continued the
same, and the weather for the growing crop was
everything that could be desired. The exports to
Europe exceeded by 800 toes the amount exported
last year at the same date. Cotton was in demand
for Spain, and the price had risen 4.600 to 4,800 ra.
Exchange foe the John Colvin had been done to the
extent of 15,0001. at 25d., but it had subsequently
fallen to 210. Freights were 35e. for sugar to the
Channel, and Id. to A. for cotton to Liverpool.
The committee of Spanish-American bondholders
ham re:eived lettere from Mr. AV. I'. Robertson to
the 14th of July, in which he states that he has
soneluded an agreement with the Mexican Forme-
ment, on behalf of the bondholder, of which the
following are the principal articles.

1. The interest falling due between July, 1816, and July,
1850, to be reduced to 31 per cent. pet annum.
2. la addition to the pretest emignments on the customs
datitm of Vera Cruz and Tampico, the silver dull a at the
Patritta ports and the tobacco revenue, tee government
greats the circulation duty on the precious metals on both
the Atlantic and Pacific coast, and the export duty on
slaver from ports In the Gulf of Mexico.
3. A sum of 4,000,000 doh. to be sprropriated from the
American indemnity—money to provide for the three years'
semen of sividende now over due. Tate sum to he received
eat of the thice remaining instalments due frAn America.
4. A Curtner sum of 500,000 dols. to be paid out of the
84/112 fund (Aso in three instalments) as compensation for the
interest given up, according to the first article.
4. Shienli: thc government fail to pay the reduced interest
punctually as tie it vilends become due, then the original
rights of the lattadnelders to the 6 per cons. to be resumed.
6. h 1f159 a fresh arrangement to be made between the
government and the bondholder., having regard to the caps-
Write of the republic.
MUM FUNDS.
Bask Stock, 1991 ludas Ronde, under 1,0001.010 76
3 per Ct. Reduced Anne., 9214 1 death Sea Steck, 1001 21,
per Ct. Csusole. MUM, 921 1 1 Ditto New Annuities,
9u`'
I Consols for Acensnt, 921 I
New 31 per Et. Anna. an 11 Exchequer Rills, 1,0004 lid..
Long Anne. Rep. sth Jan. 1360, 4$ 8 4 pin.
Cl 9 Ditto 34101., 114, 43 S pro.
Inda Stock, 2521 Ditto Small, lid., 45 ti pm.
PUND&
3 per Cent. Spanish Bonds, die.
from Nov., 1610, leg
Ditto Acct., Aug. 31, 111
3 per Cent, Spanish Honda, 34
4
31 per Ct. Vest rues Bonds, 144
$4 pas that. Deitch Encamp. II
OWL, 321 3 21
4 per Cent. Ditto Cerellates,
$3
3 per Ct. Neapolitan. 'spec doe.
4f. 40e. per F St. 2.43 Ole., 641

5 per Cent. Branum liosiols4
6 per Cent. berms Ayres
6439
• _

• per Cent. Milian Bonds, 93
S per Ct. Merman, 1946, ea Ms-
Pm& 281 It, 8 I
Dino Aenain nos. 31, 291 I
4 per Cent. Peruvian Bila.,AMln,
1949, 22$ I
4 par Ct. Portuguese Bad; 29 bl
II 9
4 pre Ct. IPortnroese Boada, Met.,
Ans. 31, 291

LOCAL BANKS.—The directors of the Wolverhamp-
ton and Staftwd.hire Bank;ng Company have declared the
until dividend of seven per con. for the half-year ending on
the 30th of June lot, clear of income tax. Tte dividend
will be payable on the let of biliteduber.— Woke?
CAronicle.—The direeton of the fiteurbridge and =
Winter Banking Company have jest leaned their fifteenth
*mould report, preoarwory to the approaehini monad ge-
neral wetting at fitradoM-un-Avon. Ti. audited seaman
et the company "ow, after deducting all current charges, a
dear Puerta, Prelfit of 11,79 W. 145., out of which a dividend
of eight gillings.per share Ina declared for the Christmas

Ir-yese, Ind, after payment of 12 months' income tth, there
a" renisine a surplus of 7,1451. 10s. 10J. The directors
state that under ordisary circumstances the lest declared rate
of dividend might be safely maintained, bat the prthability
of a loss by the failure of Mr. Mina, of the Dridtrstich Patent
Salt Work•, induces them to recommend on the premoit Oc-
casion a dividend of only live shillings per share fpr the poet
h•lticar, and that the rciiii:us be carried to the credit ct
doubtful debts amount. The directors conclude their report
by remarking that the general business of the batik has
wally lowered during the part year, and assure the pro-
prieton that it possesses all the essential elemtnts of future
propel y.-164

THIS DAY.
Two o'Ciocx.
The English tunas are steady this morning. Con-
sole for money °wind at the closing price of yester-
day, viz., 924 to 1, and are now quoted firm at the
same price. For aecruat they cammenced at 924, at is
which they were fur a short time buyers, bat they it
have since been sellers at that fraction. The Three
pee Cent. Reduced were done at 92,1 and ; and the is
New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cants. at 93?, 1, and in
last at a. Bank Stock, 1991. Exchequer Bills, 44e. re
sad 47r. premium.
In the foreign market a fair amount of business to
has been transacted, and prices continue very firm.
is
Dutch stacks are rather higher; Nlexman about the sal
lame. We subjoin the transactions of the morning: 17i
Austrian Five per Cents, at 701. Buenos Ayres, at 3
52`. Equador, at 34. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per is
Cents. at 531 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, a•
821. Mexican, ex coupais, at 28, 271„ and 281. is
Portuguese Converted at 291 ; Russian at 106 and 7 ;
Spanish Five per Ce,,t •. at 181; Venezuela at 241 1;
and 231; ditto Deferred at 61.
I €434.
1124,31.1811 VIINDS.
Bonk Rtoek. 1981 st • 3 pee CL Cm.. Aee.. Sept. 11.:/.t I
3 per et. Red. Am.. 91.1 1 3# per s.stf
3 tar CL Con. Auni...,25 Lithesome !UK
/ORRICE

3 per Ct Mulelan Road:.
41 per Ct. Wk. Boob. e 3
per C.nt. ditto,
t CL IGraztlixn Lids..B4 6
Ditto New, 83 4
C roe Ct. Buono% Arts, 613
Ditto ("MUNI.
P U 34
11Htt" i;el.4mbef.
colarnMsin Equart•.r eds.. 31 I
3 Ler et. Pantbh l4la. 6.t
24 .ar Ct. Davh 5:1
4114 Ct. Dutch Certs..d3;

IN 111'N Da
1 per Merges& TOL, 176 162
Gum& Deterred 41.., 34 I
6 per Ct. 14.1., 1426,91
6 per C. Lia 61x.16 3
Por.tituee: Cony.. 287 91
6wr CL Idea 11da 06 T
Ift2 Spat:el. 1141,,1212 1
3 per et. $1414.4h 11•14 I
a1..11 Deferred 1114...
theero MA., 32 4
per
2 Veoeguels T
VeDeruels 1141.rrod WA, 7TS t

THE PRODUCE MARKET. sa
Is
MINCING-LANA Arovire 16. 10
En:wt.—The public sales oonsia)ed of :onion, 200 bhrls. 23
of St. Cools, duty Paid. the grester part of eabich sold at previous 124
rates. 40n, (li.; 200 tames plow Ilay.innot. found buyers, after the 12.
public sale, at lx rid. to 225. in baud, w)rick was a shade lower ; 124
:1w bozo Bahia wero bought In by the importer, 17s. Gd., 22a. in ~,..°
bmd ; 440 libda We* India sold in the private contract market. 1..' '
{tenni d steely, at yesterday's prices. Groccry lumps, 49a., 511. SO
rvr.r.,-550 baits good archway native Ceylon *old steadily in pub- A
C.
lie rule, 314 e., 365. Al.;i a dew lots 375., which were yesterday's priors; ,L 9
I,s. 0 huge plantation kind reylon) sold im,ularly, and without ''' I
„,
spirit, but the average p, ice did not id er (=nil quotation; the r. i
40141a:in were chiefly wnd, 475. b i 31s. ; Roe, 7o s. to 725. 70 bales .." -
Mucha sold at full prices; good cle.n garbled, 595. rd. 20
C.M.A.—A anal! pared of Welled* sold in public sale 395. 414., 40u 17
RIC4-31nst 1.10 coneldered a shade dearer; inielalliag to goal whits 10
Henri! sold in public sale Js..fid to 10s. GL2S
Ouriinvaat.—l2o taus offered. of which about half sold at full 134
lloadoras, silver, I. 70. to 4a.; black, 3s. 70. to ss. 2d. SO
MCZei.:.AN WWII. 3s. Gl. to is. sd. ; bloc', 3s. PI. to 5.. I oil. IN
Corros.—The market became exerirdlng:y active tate in Ow day, .02.
and upwards of 2,tr, i bales were reported sold at the clove of 'Mange .00
at 4 adv-nce es lAA wt. h'e priers. be
TALL...." °walnuts doll at 34..3'. be
Tao.—The sale concluded to-day. 1%303 portages pawed auction •
1,601 sold. *the Unwires breve been very brio, and pre, i.e.. price; u
have Ire..supported A parcel of uld wagon sold at 9d., which was 10
20
oonslderest a very full price.
SUPIAUAL—Peat sago sold at 19..6d. to :Me. Gd. Sago flute sold at 25
lie. lid. African ginger sold at 36.4. to 375. lid. Eaat Italia giarr 121
broorbt in at 255. PA sold at 210. to ass. fed. Twos is gads .`'
sold at 110. Erse' 000)4 inded, bought in at :;51. to SOL. 30
Duty {aidcon sumr to last, week in London, Liverpool. cwt. 24
briny', hull, and the Clyde
To the same period lark year „. 3,613,029 IL
II

Detrain 40,790 66
urrris PAID on ru DO TO Lan 111=11. I.
Total .
some Une la 1143 tt,142.413 124

basin 535,1111) ft.
hti•CLVO LUIS, AUGUST le, Bad, Two. :
The markets R• ma dly MVO WOllll • (bill •pp,asalac.: to- to
day, as the pulite sides ham ben few and unimport.nt. et.
*IVAN. —There bag cut been a pablie sale Mdty, and but little doss io
'iy private cant.' Jet. *I
Cum C. —Tate public mks ongoing off steadily, wiboat any mate. in
rial alteration In 1410tIL le
C0C,141 SIMI]. II
Om-p.a.—The market wars as Improved appearance; the trauma. ow
bent o• 'Change yemenlay were very large, sad pikes were , Jolter. u
Kt a remain. steady. II

T. t firm, at previolas rates.
In older articles no mate-111 alit/aeon.

TALLOW.—The mute. cite:nails vsieuvet el.entioa. ;
Petri...hunt Y. C. on the spot. 39e. to WM. Si; ()etcher to Demo- US
livery, Zt5.9..1 ti TA.; separate months' &beery. 3.90. Mt. to IS
3:14. 6 1.

HMI'S —WORCESTER, Aug 1.5. Our murk, t was Alt Olt tit7l
Saturday, in eonet ire iicc of reported improvement In the plantations, SO 1
and the duty wax itenernlly taickeil antitoo ; but, unlew toe weather et.
continues forcing for SJIIIC weeko to come, many think it will not be St.
ML
le

CORN.—Baaneu irr, Aug. 15.—Wa had a very thin at- 5
Undrape d lumen at this Liar's market. en I a very meagre number
of vampire gem ahogn, )et the qualtity offend tor mle elore.le I the j;
ienianti. To effect sales they had to submit to a reductirm ut from 7;
kt. to 3d. per Mahe! in Wheat ota the rates of Lug week. Wbett sold
al hum 17s. lid, to let. per 3 bushels.

110sTON, Aug. Ib.—Ws wens again very moderately sup- 3
pried wit Wheat, and the rates of last market-day were telly sup- SD
ported, Very Mile doing in Soria( Corn. Wheat, red, 4.15. to Na.; 110
white. 30s. OW, Its. to Us. &I, 32t. to Us. IS
CIitCBUTZII., AUR. 16.—Oar astako- today was well 26
supplied with Wheat for the Peyton of the year, which met with a
very daft Nilo, at a far her decline of 3s. pre qr. The supply of o:her
palm anti no alteration in its rabic Wheat. 30, to 414. r
Hanky, 235. to rd. OAP, los. to 214. Heins 346. to 30s. Pens 326. 20
to 314. Flour, Us. per sack.

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HAYWARD'S BRATS, Aug. IL-TM &mind for Wheat 10
to.day was not brisk, and the market closed at about 1 eat week's 111
prices. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Per, dull. Wheat, white, et to Id
12/. ; red. IL to W. Barley, 225. to 2N. Oata, Os. to 21s. Bears IS
30s. to 225. Peas, 30a. to 32e. SO
lizwanc, Aug. 15.-During the put week and the pre- SO
sent the weather has been forourahe for harvest operations; mote. r
wanly we hod Attila attendance on 'Change to-tLiy, anti Wheat was
bat rale at last weer. priors. Barer, for grinding, in request, with. b,
out variation in price. la Oat.. Beans. tvc., little pisaing. Several
wimples of new oat. were offered. line in quality and condition, but a:
hopes bought sparingly, and little business done. Wheat, white, per
36 stone, 30s. to 51%; red, OM. to SO.. Barley, foreign, grinding, 10
10
per 30 stone, 245. to 275. 04a, old per 24 stone, 12s. to 24.. ; iiew,
SOL to 12s. Beans, old, per 38 stone, 3.1 a. to 3.35. 10
Rouroun, Aug. 15.-Our market to-day was very thinly to
supplied with samples of Wheat, which mold freely at laat week's
prices, and but little of say other kind of 'Uhl on oder. Wheat,
40a. to 52a. Barley, 245. to 285. Beans, 28s. to 31s. than Ina to 50
14s. Pew, 26. tons. Rye, 225. to 28s. 25
Maus, Aug. 14 -The weather for some days put has 60
been alternately sunshine and showers, and the quantity of new grain
ea this day'a market was not large. In Wheat we have no change to
notice. Oats, new and old, were 3d. to ad., Here war Is. per barrel, on
sad Oatmeal lid. per cwt. lower. Indian Coin was fd per qr. hither.
Its following was the currency foe now groin :-Outs, 10s. to 115.05.
pee iiGibP. Beer, 7s. to 9s. per 2242 w. Rapeseed, Oh ed. to 214
Indian Own, 23a. to 275. 6d. per Ololls.

HAY.--BIUTEFIBLD, AI:OUST 16.—Kiwi. Cooper and ,
Davis report the hollowing quotations : •
Prime Meadow. 6de. to T.,..1.04..._to I New .... 004. t , IN.
Inferior ....... Ae. oto COL Clam.. 110 a Ks. tO Strew.... 2.1.. ti 31e.
20
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CAT MB, Ite.—AssitraroN FAIR, Aug. 14.—There
lia• • good supply at oat* bat tee!. ruled ezecediagty dull. Fat S
liulMe grid at 30s. per cwt. Fat Sheep, Id. to 4,d. per lb. There 5
west • large attendance of agricaltuti to present, but they complain 55
meet of the low price of agricultural stuck, &e.
HOILNCAATLI FAlR.—This, the largest norm fair i t Eng
land, chartered foe ten days, commenced this we. k, nose barons oo
Wing been street en Saturday evening last. There It ire every day so
its been large arrivals from Scotland, Ireland, and other pots ; the 10
ills al thole most In demand were Conn &a., at from three to six so
ihari...4ll. many melt salliailrmy high, although not so many French, so
bad other purekaacm from the Continent as atten&4 at the so
Poe Lot thinicastle fairs. Many London dealers were present, and o.
Maga extensively of first-rate bunting, carriage, saddle, hack, and Ot
other horses. sternal pairs of terrine Hones to match, make from
160 to 800 guineas; splendid bunters readily going at from sit to
100 guineas each, not yet Woken in; those intended for ordinary riding
or driving, hut. to 701.; la lies' riding, NM to 401.; pairs for carriage Sol
WOW.; goal Hacks ahodisposed of at remunerating prices. Nearly all
flonsrate Kitimat. found purchasers. The Horses now for s Ac are chiefly
eloced.rate and Inferior animals, comm• or the largest de dem having
left after selecting such as they required. TO4•0•70,• and following
days those remaining for sale will be shown in the streets, and
not kept to stank., an at the oannueneernent of the show, other
stock being also offered, such as lean Oxen, Cows, Wilms, Calves,
Plies, he.

Avorter 15.—There WY a fair show of Beata
and Sheep at market this morning, and a good attendance of
buyers. Minh of the cattle was brought from the north and mass
from Liverpool, mostly of prime quality. The highest prim was :a,
down to ea. ed. and es. per 16 lbs. Mutton fetched ; lambs 3d. to
Sid. per lb Wail 01 cattle at market 304; ebeep and lambs 3,310.
All were sold.
&meow), Aug. I.s.—We had a large supply of stock at
today!. market, which met a fair pale at late prices, and limo fat Beef
sad Mutton sold at rather more money. Beef, Ss. to 40. Mutton,
3e. to ea 4a. Lamb, 4s. to 4s. evL Vest, b. Bd. to 3.. 4,1 Pork,
411. to 4... d.
SoIIIMALL, Aug. 15.—Our prices ruled much as last
week. Beef it ide from Is. ed. I. 4s. ; Mutton, 2s. ed. to b.;
lamb, es. ltd. to 4s. 4d." Vest. 2s. 10d. to Ss. Sd. ; fork, 21. td. to
U. per stone or nibs., Making the offaL
BALLA FAlL—This fair, usually on. of the bent In the
county, and much looked forward to by farmers, wart certainly moot
disheartening. There was a lupe chow of Cattle and Sheep, but as
for buyers there were none. Sheep, which would hitherto have
bought high priors, were unsold, and store bullocks and heifers were
in stow demand. A few lots sold at very unremunerative prices.
Maranon FAlL—This great annual Lamb lair war held
as the 14th met,, on the tore of the Minn Hills. The numbers
brought forward were considerably below forum— y s, it being cal-
culated that not more than from siaty.flor to seventy thousand
=upon the ground,—nearly ten thousand below the Lammas
11:1 . Bred and half-bred Lambs, the tops of which had
ham Perseus y draughtad, and sent to St. Boswell's, brought
within from Is. to Is. W. of thimble respectively. Several of the
superior .tats brought tram VW to les., and thme of an inferior descrip-
Von from Ile. to Its. The Cheviot Lambe also met a cede market,
at a reduction of from la. to 2s. blow last year's rates. The prices
ranged from es. tid. to lie. Becondary and interior sorts were selling
one descending sole at from 7s. to 4..; second ewe Lambs, of the
better sort., were selling at es., Is., es., and 9.., and inferior from
Sa. ed. downwards. This market tamed out beyond the anticipati
of the sellers, seeing that prices obtai owl enceeeed those of any former
lamb market this season. According to the quality of the stock, the
demand may to chiedy attributed to the showers of late, which have
brought knward both senate sad also the turnip crop beyond all
proudest