The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-02 00:00:00

WORSHIP STREET.

A LLIOID ATTIIIIWT 10 i0180;;24 ACToll.—MartAa
Shoop', • yeass 1/1111•11 rwspeetably dressed in widow's
weeds. wise steed shawl with haviog attemp•ed to admi-
r ister a lute yeassity et assibuides to Mr. James Walker
Elphinstooe, prineipal eomedian at the PAllliOn Theatre.
with intent to muter him, was placed at the bar for deal
examination.

Sarah Hobrough, the wife of a sailor, in Williankstreet,
Commercial-road, deposed that for the last two or three
years she had been acquainted with the prisoner, who had
been a widow foe about sir months, and that she had lately
lodged in her house. She had been in the habit of accom-
panying the prisoner to the Pavilion Theatre for several
weeks past, and the prisoner had often urged her to speak to
the prosecutor on her behalf, us she was most anxious to
become acquainted with him. He was the constant subject
of ter conversation, and she was in the habit of speaking of
him in terms of the warmest admiration. About a month
sines she requested witness to deliver a note to him, which
site accordingly' did ; and a few nights afterwards they
waited to see hem until he left the theatre, at the close of
the performance; but upon making his appearance he
abruptly told the prisoner that he would have notkieg to
say to her. The prisoner appeared greatly chagrined and
exasperated at such • reception, as the would much
like, she said, fo have spoken to him ; and hay-
ing intimates her opinion that the witness could
not have performed her errand properly, expressed her
determination, before long, to speak to him herself. Shortly
after this occurrence, at the request of the prisoner, she
accompanied her to an apothecary's-shop, in Church-street,
Mile-end, where she requested a person behind the counter
to 'ern her with some Spanish flies. He told her, that
altkeogth he tempt the article, he was not in the habit of sere-
f .11 Skin lola* Wt, upon being further urged by the
. Yield, that the he could aot sell her any, he
Cern
a. " .7.... to elee kw oflos. He that supplied her
with 0 Ey, ethil ilpose in paper, at the same
time bar Whether ed to give it to a young
OM. MONIMPIII illk tire, and inquired how
muck else •to ems to which he replied that he
had Water& her with them* tor four doses. On witness
asking ken dilliMPlMil inikgkilli. meant to do with the drug,
eke r•Plinilhotlills_ weal set ail giving some of it to Mr.
Elphinstam. Otheitesingein fa Weepany of the prisoner on
the might of Teasley, therlird nit., when the prisoaer peer.
chased a raspberry not sea poetry cook's shop, which she
stated it to be her isieneU ato send to the prosecutor. On
the same night witness amiempanied her to the theatre, and
saw her:hand the:tart in a paper bag to the waiter of an ad-
joining tavern,with directions to glee it to Mr. Elphinstoue.
Mr. HURIIIIII strongly reprehended the culpable want of
caution exhibited by the apoth.cary who had furnished the
prisoner with such a deleterious drug.
Mr. Jackson, a solicitor, who attended for the defence,
addressed the magistrate en behalf of his client, contending
that no case wha had been made out that could pro
perly form the subject of a criminal indictmeat, as teen
was an entire absence of malice on the part of the prisoner,
or intention to injure either the prosecutor, to whom she had
forwarded the tart, or the person who had secideatally par-
taken of it.

Mr. Rammill said that the intention by which the prisoner
had been actuated was clearly a matter for the consideration
of a jury, and he had, therefore, no hesitation in ordering
her to be fully committed to Newgete for trial.
The depositions, which were very voluminous, were then
formally taken by Mr. HurWass, the second clerk, sad the
prisoner, who regarded the whole proceeding with the most
apathetic indifference. was carried away In the van.

CALIPORNIA.—In the " Voyage Round the World,"
by Captain George Shelvocke, gun Feb. 1719, he says of
California (" Harris's Collection'," vol. 1. p. 233), "The soil
about Puerto, Segnro, and very likely in most of the valleys,
is a risk black mould, which. as you turn it frem up to
the sue moan as if intermingled with gold duet; some
of which we endeavoured to purify and wash from the dirt ;
bat though we were a little prejudiced against the thoughts
that it could be possible that this metal should be so pro•
adaseeeely sad mivereally mingled with common earth,
yes we endeavoured to deans, and wash the earth from some
of it ; sad the more we did the more it appeared like gold.
la order to be further satisfied I brought away some of it,
I whisk eN Wit is our confusion in China." How an accident
preneelM the discovery, more than a 'notary back of the
I Ohm lancet now gathering is California!—Notre and
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corrom—larearooL, si VOUS? I.—Tbs wl eat hatton
today N reheatedat 11000 bide% wad wrist at about 11,001 Aute.
*s•; WS huhu ertlararkeh st be h s Moo ID r;
lAD hat. SY ; Ike ialsrlis II ;to at *KO Friday.
0,4411. Mph awe may,
eti.44l. Ilts matey elms very trod,
Mgbh hikes rotes ; yeas of d 1 this enl harm The
emo
ben bet bett ;rut Ire none sat ibis holorday. Ito
oh Weir h.
ItahurallffhAvsettST I.—Tbore was es math legstry he
mut, red het behoved pMrfeee of Tuesday. ormsheah ea tfk
Ihrops's Mhos. huh I. obirsell *boot atonal. bt INN
wee ream hue we reldth somi la he sweet Itindo—trap Nea
4to 44-14 w othaed Y.lure. et Vs rates of Oh day hot.
ra•rstar uldraers he Ito fuebrip useneksg bold raw*
vitae', Wyss has" wsiabrag lOW dry bum sot • had GI
yen hear. WY. dneds haft, sake ..Mier; cad thee who
phe kr Or seetat en ossagendld pissed be • prilia Ada
noblesw thee lo 4. mad • rah pia no domed whale es yeame el
heat dlquilhe. made the ymeleara shy to • hires el he
toprershoh slur, elk here la hen bush= dolor. and the
dasadrikasof eels =Wag he markets. hi eta hitt ;Ohms.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADE. NortneettAit
Ausuat I.—The treble terabit of three bellerles at New Gaeta Is
sot endetL The cows be. tabakes hsw Illusit recovered, sail all
4 awe more In fall activity. A sna len Is heard la the
ileadow.plate sad° the ~pal amia of theist-1p
Wee manufacture. silk gime made, ceesidechli the gum at
the year, is in a very fair ocadltioe, with great especial's@ km be
future, the bleb Moms bang bads la din wart that the aims
fro fatal to framtraek Milan) set Yee retaked, and de act Amid.
tate production.. Ma Mks gibe lama le still doll. As goers!
meeting, held it Leafiaborreask Car be wpm of beds, mita of
sit the brsaskes la the_ trade, it was rushed that ties salsa gime
branch nimbi ad silleakted until they h d 1.0606,d "wad"
a fining the morlara.
berm
haga kebob is in • bit
condition, bet we de ash boar of say enema= of the of
frames employed. The eel hasittal lambredede los improved ; be
ar-
ticie* mode me at the bob damelptioa of skew and the workman
comidela mob of the manila, weal .Mk, of which they are fa-
Imitate& The eattas WOE hat tow% has, in Nome depart-
ments, ematerebly improved: this is Angular at this region
of tee year, bat n puma the ataaralbstarers wish to keep the
dated the Inds • mast ; lot nothing am missed the activity la the
bambinos& gad ihe roma of the pbermap mad dream of lees.
TN obtain ead born met and is fo~ esteedied, sad is likely to
maw; tine artistes risg at caes *goat sod asbetastally good.
The demessit, la ail bobWlity, will be . The ilk trade
is rather more depressed than the coPea, y the block silk
trade; tie court mourning has, la some Moidelss. caused a slight
demean. There area few sew tanked' of anldng lace atompted
as well se new ulnas, Lot every precaution is takes to keep then a
ry ; sod this applies equally to tlie weep es the bobbin net trade.
rating ins a whale, in trade is to a very bit =edition • stocb sre
low, the bads an as salted that the msablieuren had it almost
impurilile to sailenne3/4 each other, enerequently are fair, if
they are sot high. The lase tradeeng principally on pattern,
every attestant Is paid to lt, sad sod working models ere
keyt in full operation: therms coehaidarattam bring to read the goods
lomat quarters that the rival suanibterscs shall rarer Dee them.—
Nolte Re, sew.

MANUFACTURES —BantwOßD. Auras' I.—The eon.
trarts for yams are met Bette No favourable to the consumer an lint
month, and spinners are, owing to the advance sought (sr Cobnunes
and the *dunce on washy hat little disposed to enter into large en-
gagements. There is no sleeking In the demand fur phees, but the
pries to not at all eenthamminte with the advuner on both mutton and
wonted Yarns. The somththeturers' avocation, notwathatanOng all
the try of good trade, is anything but remunerating.
GLAPOOW, July 31.—Our yarn market to-day wrath
Showed much buoyancy, and an advance on l-ist week's priors was
firmly demanded. For goods, although wry firm, the market woo
not in such an animated Math The tine weather Is Imparting a eery
cheerful appearance to the home trod?, as well as to the retail trade In
town.

WOOL.—BRADFORD, Avauot I.—The high rates at which
Wcol have been boonht In the country precludes all chance of effec...
leg sales here, and at proem but little Is doing. Time sari hays to
develope the result of the conflict between buyer and seller.
LIVERPOOL, Argue I.—The favourable result of the last
eeres of public rates la Landon, which closed on the 11Th ult., has
tended materially to increase the improved feeling nia.ced In our last
report, and a large boainees has been dune during lb^ nest month, to
many instances ate further &desist* in prior. (in the lgth ult. alma
1,309 bales of colonial sod low foreign Wools were offered by auction.
We had a very fell attendance of the trade ; the competition. particu-
larly fur colonial Wools, was very spirited, and as advance of fully
lii. per lb. on the prices realised at the Landon soles was obtained
for these descriptions; East India also eommulded much attention,
and sold briskly at full uteri; other sorts without change. A lot of
Peruvian (eons:sting of 1,000 ballots wuhed, in awned hands), being
held at snore current rates, was withdrawn. Australian and Cape are
still In good request at the late advance, but (Jaime ports the market
is quite bare. Spanish Frontier and Lisbon. The late arrivals not
being yet on the market, there are no transactions to re-
port In them deeertptiots, which continue to be much inquired
Cir. Buenos Ayres :and Lotre Rios in goal demand, but none offering.
Is F.aat India, with the exception ol the late importanow 'anding, but
little has been offering since the public sales; the demand, however,
continues., ry gad, particuiarly for the liner publics& and pilots
fully supported. Egyptian, Turkey, fru, grind lota stapler) Wools of
both sorts are MtlC4 wanted, and would reall,e advanced rates ; but
of these Mere is no supply inferior and short stapled Rocks are for
the moment neglected. Mohair in good demand, and has advanced
consWerably in i.rtee•; stocks nearly exhausted. Russian: The
is market quite bare a good combing parcels, which would sell readily
at the extreme quotation. Of Peruvian sheep's Wool there is no stock
in first hands, the late imports having been sold on arrival at tt"l
prima. Alpaca still fel great mutes ; several sales have been eff..cted to
sire at the advanced quotations, and the market is now gate bare.
Iceland ia inquired fur, and w,tuld meet with a ready ante at ft 'lrate*.
—Frees Gnome and Co.'s Mouthly Circular.

IRON.—GitAaoOw. July 31.—There was more inquiry
for l'ur.lron to-day on credit, elm, t entirely on consumers' account,
at prices so-admit to the qus'ity of the puruespurchsEng. Cash peke
foe rased Nos., or all No. A, 41.. per ton.

TOBACCO.-LONDON. July 31 -Since our last there ban
been a dreaded alteration in the market, nut en much in plias as in
the amount of business; and it is now made plain to the most obtuse
intent what la the presentand what will be the suture condition of the
market. The sake of western strips are much larger than fur some
mnnnb. bark, amounting to at least 1,100) Midi. teal still remains
very quiet ; no ordersitorne in ; the German markets are all flat, and the
straggle there 'rims to be which parcel of Tobacco shell be 'old at the
greatest 1001 this conduct I, so extraordinary as to be accountable for
In only two ways; one is that Tobacco having been freely imported,
the holders are frightened by that fact alum, and nut without con-
sideriog any other point; or there must be some private and
pi:titular reasons for a general attempt to depress prices. Since
our hat the news tram America state that the weather in the
west had changed, so as to allow or planting. but It was so much later
than usual that, even under the most Meow able cireurnatancee, the
crop crop could not equal last y are, and might be much teas; while
the ISM accounts from Virginia state that the planting there was stall
not nearly finished, end that the crop would cer Inly be very much
11111 than even last year's; In fact, very little above what they requj„-e
for their own consumption. Under this state of the case, the German
importers are forcing sales at a ruinous racrifice.-Negroln ad has sold
well, bat an attempt to obtain an advanced price br some brands
broke down, and the holders are very glad to fall back to our last
tatkes.-In Cavendish, nothing doing bat for store..-Cigars: The
stock for mile Is very small, and, the 'unpiles contiou'ng tie equal to
the demand, anything suitable is eagerly picked up.-Manilla Che-
root*: No. 3's remaining very firm, but 2's are flat again.-Ilavannab
Tobacco : Nearly I.otie hides inhered in public sale, and shout rne-
third to • half sold. The quality generally showed a decided falbng
of, a large properUnn being destitute of tlaeour, and some of it burn-
Mg very bly, soother portion of better flavour was im very
wet, us in scene'bales to be quite rotten. The parcel wail
pretty well culled by the buyers, and we understand mine ,
remainders Have Moe been bought osnaiderably under the sale
I mite. There km been no fleet.elus leaf here yet, and shippers should •
remember that our manufacturers require wrappers as well 16 Misr*. -
Tara : some small mks made f r home trade, and an inquiry for
export which may lead to business.- Cuba : Ereen 2,000 to 3,100
bees an'd for export at about 7cl. to 71d. It was thought eingetar
this Tobacco be brought here from Spain, when it was certain
its ulimate destination moat be Germany, but it appears the owners
exercised a very wise discretion, for hail it bees lest there direct,
judging from tither Tobaccos, it would PC. reel; have fetched 29
or 30 per cent of this prior.- New Granada : ambalema quiet; 100
serene damned so:d in public sale at extravagant prima Giros has
sold readily, and is geling very re :doe.-German b easing in of
better quahty than the early arriv but as mote of the trade are
iol Wing than buying, it is diScult Mid out where lt is to be add.
: Good offers have been m:o:c for the last Import, but ant
``.sod enough for the Importer's views, so that it Is to be *Gastrm d to
liffllllll.--rat .11te : Large quantities have been sold during the month,
but at very low prices.--SuraUs : Of these also largo sales have been
garde, bat at betu r glom as there have been antra bayers.-Yrom
Dreamer awl Tiles Yawata Cinntlar.

HOPS —F , August I.—We us Tin going
very Livot,ll.ly, and fait cooing PM blossom.

CORN.—BANBURY, August I.—At this day's market tits
trade for Wheat was good, at price+ fully equal to those of last week ; In
some Instances an advance of 1.. per qr. may Co Geld to be established.
Harley and Beans la. per qr. lugher. In other articles no altt fawn.
Wheat, Sa. to 241. 641. per bushel. Barley, 21s. to 25e. per qr. Ost,t,
III& to 21s. beans, 3a. to As. 6d. per busheL

Btatmtmottax, Asian I.—At Gloucester and Wont,-
aster markets on 'the 27th, the extravagant rates demanded for
wheat caused the transactions to be on a limited scale ; the sales made
were at Is. to 2s. per quarter above the currency of that day se'nnight.
On barley, the turn was in favour of the seller. Oats unaltered, with
a limited sale. beans and peas b .th held fur Is. to 2s. per quarter
more money. The weather during the present week, with the excep-
tion of a light shower or two, has been tine and warm, which has
ceased the wheat trade to rule dull; but we do not hear of lower prima
having been submitted to. Earley in good demand, and realising
quite es much money. Oats unaltered. Hoiden of beans and peas
are more anxious to realise. At this day's market there was a large
eupply of wheat, and the trade ruled dull; secondary red wheats were
Is. per quarter lower; the finest wnite realised 6s. 24. per boatel ;
red, ss. dl. to Ss. 9d. brintiing barley leas in request, but good
readily found
ri Oats
dlau re, st2la. per 2921b5. Very little doing in beans,
some doe Egy sold at los. 34. per 1961 tats only taken in
rMall. 0 peas in fair demand at Ile. ed. per litAba.

Strew:. Au oust I.—Tke state of the potato crops
formed • geiseral outlier of powered= at our market today, and
concurrent amounts reamer that mysterious blight as rapidly
extending its toluenes is several districts of the adjacent counties.
The wheat crop are are npresested r having been laid In many
pleas by the thunder dorms and heavy rate so frequently expo.
rimmed during the lest mouth. Notwithstanding these clrcuni.
stances, and notwltbstenitteg that English wheat was In rbort supply,
no advance could be obtained, the tip top price for English being lea,
with some decline in the value of the better dseertptico s of foreign.
English wheat must be quoted 4th. to 4r. per Imperial quarter
foreign white, 441. to Ns. per Cloths ; (mien red extra tine quail.
ties, 42e. to 41s. per ditto • foreign red,
line qualities, re. to 42a. per
ditto; foreign rec 4 ordisary qualities and hard, 37e. to We. per ditto.
There woe a tolerably entre market for dour, and the ad.
mince cl from le. to b. per sack, which marked the close
of last week's market, has been supported. English woods brought
hum Us. te 33e. per seek; and Ualted Mates, . sweet, 235. Id. to
Jackpot WM. There was Is. taproved demand *ft grinding barley,
which advanced from 6d. tii:er quarter. Meld' maltlag must
be quoted Us. to ills. per quarter, and English and forst
minding, ace. to Us. per bs. The demand foe oats we. singe
and prior were barely malatainsd. Dora and Welsh feed, Ir. to
PM per Martial georter. Irish its. UM Id. to 17s. ML per
31101 b. Irish Web, 13s. to per impair quarter. There was
• moderate for beam, at en improvement of ham Gil. to la.
por sounme. Us. to 3h. per imperial quarter. Foreign,
ties Na le flea pet The arrivals have been : hr, 2,330
gutter hob% lASI quarters ; oats, ►1,006 gamier*, and 3,371 bar.
nie ; herr. See quarters. The averages roe the week, according to
the ilea esters lithe corn inspector, have bees :—W heat, 44e. Id. ;
este, UM 111.; berry, Me.; bum, eta

/1131831703 t. August I.—The supply of Wheat at our
market todey wee dirpr than has beea for sem Uses past ; but as
Myers wild entroaely, the rade was by no ahem brisk ; er,
W pert wee rid lower& the elate, you tenni hardhowevly av
pM MOr dry week. tie* Mrs Oar see la rood &rand,
old wog Mw abriallt leapeord prier aro made.
lam awl Pm on sew" sad sures& Os written ed. to Is. (rarer.
Wheat.
to MAK len to II& tod6 104. So. 111. 130. Barley,
fift • tft Oift len St to lee. N. Ikea% Vs. to tan hags fln
th.

Darame, Auger 1.--We WI • gal imply of Wheat he
the thee dyer ; the Yuen aged Weber rises, sad Is nue retreat
obtrool them le the extra of le. • v., bet ty, balms an
dose OS the sues true me het week • poi eloamar wee saes.
Bear wen • rile draw ; but to Ore. Pia% sal Drift wsr
011 ore
Do elierstka. Wire. whir tea ; hat te4, re. to law
re. to re.; to les. Perm Ulle. to re. delegi7
les. aeon% to re. for M. to re. re v. rim, pa
mats We. W Ma mealy aft le Ha

FAIIINIIME. AlWyse 1.--W• were well supplied with
Whom. buds Ma, sad Ism week's rates fatly malwait,e I. Whoa.
Ito let. per lead. hark,. 224. to 2Sa. per Qr. Oats, les. to
Stair, Ids. to Ma. tam tea. to 20e.
GOOLLAINO, July sl.—There wes only a eery moderate
Irt tmamity or Wheat alma here hada,. The demand was steady. at
wear's prism Wheat, red, ••••• t4s.; white 42a. to 404.; doe,
4;s. la We. hurley, 20a. to Us. Pew, 2W. to 34.. hews, 2;s. to 32a.
Oats, Ile. to 20*, per qr.

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11AIDefoaras Assad 1.--Wie had a ppeooorr, slaw trade to focal vela. Ito Memo could be owe Wbsst, slam&
Iles areas method pima a Tory aaatvoarsbis upset. Lest eon Is
mairly sit,t of tbs Wars' beads, bat thedeaksad is eery limited,
sad a l more maw was °Marble fur sU sorts.
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MA/11111MOTILMS, Altana I.—Wa have had a ratty good
ahoy at What Way, the trade Is Om. Last wink's prices were
ustatalataL IleDirchry at market. Hems sad Peas support Lets
Mum Wheat. via; 445.t0 4w. ; red, 40s. to 44,. Barley, 24.. to
Ma. lbw" Wa. ie tea. ram, Ns. to 28s.
Nowsuat, Aupuet I.—We had thieday a supply of Wheat
maeh alemiltai the domed, which tamed in met:dicey dull
Indio& barely the primed bat week, atil a Fast partkm meal=
wad& an desoriptier of 'dig Com firm In prices, gala • retell
demaied. brapkag Wheat partly aotanteaard. Arersiges to the Vth
July: Whose, 44m; natty, fro; Beaus, Ills.

Yr:mourn, Assort I.—The Wheat has bees very dull
at Madura market, sad seals made. Millers appear deter-
admit lo eld no Mae Neill see more of the barred.. The
Illether
rubor eandoeedlocum. deo Wild dry, and the complaints of rust or
maim
ILOYSTON, July 31.—Wheat in good supply; trade arm,
sag In some
is in Is. more given; trefoil, lbs. to 27e. per qr.
!Mt. Me. per q
dmount,r. Milted. %belle, 24a, to 301. per lead. liar-
Oats, Ilis. to les.
illsonicvowox-Inu, Jody3l.—The supply of Wheat from
the Ineen b tbi• day's merbet Was very large fur tits season of the
' yene. era • small aeinlalane of bayere the trade ruled slow
at left wok% is Gres, Beau. and l'eas Mere is so change to
note. Pleats mama drop boo last week's prices. Prices :
Wheel. per gik. of thllles. to the bushel, barium and York-
shire, sok 4.1 i. ; Irbil*, 44a. to 4b.,.; tiouili country red, 435.
to Us. ; Mite, Mr. elle. Oats, teed, lea. to 20s. • potato, Me. to
12e. Mews, new $O.. Mow, per earl of 2sulbe., floe,
33e. OIL ; Ostmsal, licoteb, Ms. Wheat, foretsn, per
qr., of 0N0.% Its Soul, Dentate, Konigsberg, and htbing, 44e. to
; 110404 MOMS, and atralattud, 41s. tr 151. ; Hamburg and
Bette, 4,5. to 41a.; ileleleha and Delish, 42a. to 43.. tote, Dutch
and irsolsol, In& So Us, Peak boding, Ms. • grinding, Me. lire,
24e. to lariat darfas the put wee :—Wheat. coastwise,
45,i qrs. • Impsign. Sok !gutsy, ccastwise, 140.

excuse I.LWieb a ;ergs supply of Wheat
the made MI, at a Merin ef f• per qr. on the prices of last week.
MK is the Met prim glee^ dig the average pries. Outs and beam
maintain gash gems iea. Barley and Yeas are the turn dearer.
WoaxiNoToat, 31.—At one market to-day thus
was but a very sera d corn, and the demand quite limited,
there appearing beg disposition to gurcihce. Higher pee es
were irked foe grain la Moral, but warmly soy business was done
at en advance; we thimigregeote mom articles at list welt's prices.
Minot, I la. to iba.lll. barley, ils. bd. to toe. Oats, 7a. ed. to
9a. flour, means. gar Mae, 2s. ; seconds, Is. led.lntreyfour,
Is. M. aster., la. 61. Illestk.ur, In Id.

Warshroah, July 211.-Our arrivals of grain since Sa-
turday have ham hiegisg ha the extre i.e. Holders, In corsequence,
exhibit gnat Ormmia. Mel prices of envy article in the trade may be
quoted fully as deer se of the Mose 01 list week.
RWI4IIOIIOIIR.-There was a good demand f. r Wheat
to-day, will a ogler, and the same with barley. Oats were ra-
ther dull, althomps there was a slight Mee on the average. Beans
soil well. 'the tap a 2 aid Barley sold at 2.55. tid. per qr. Wheat,
tam to ile. Brehm taw. 10a. to lte. Oata, 17s. 4.1. to 228. id.
Beans, tea 6d. to Wm.
G trsoow, away 11.-The Clyde. imports for the week
comprised &Ng seal am and tio qrs. Wheat from 1. ranee ; 010
Italian Corm Wbrim Canadian Fkiu.. truer the Alllef kill
, Staten • and area Wheal,lV&
together with 1,043 qrs. Peas !a-
-1 red ham re aningesuouth., comtwise, the so plies were
trifitag; but bees abed Meat 8,3. to qrm grain nave teen reported,
consieting of 1,11319 mis Wheat, 2.426 qrs. barley, 1,212 qrs. Oats, 2,322
gm. BMW. sere US rms. since tire day se'nnight, wt' ch was Wt.
Ilett:Od,the wasslass reatarluitay doe,and occaa.onally very hot
and foram, netwlllnlinidad which a good extent et business occurred
le Wheat and Vim i d 101 l pram, while fur Oats and Barley previous
rates were wen miseataM. beans wets depressed by the 1 irge
quantity M lailiner dweMlplion4 of foreign °geniis. lids day's mar-
ket beteg Mink/ ellanded. and the weather very tine ; little business
transpired, bet time was no apparett depiaiuou to press sal, at
lower mime, sd Yet were quotatiocia may be repeated for all arti-
cles except be dui, DO" whom were offertal 6d. per bull cheaper.
Cluotatsous :-Illatal. English., per 24010 a, white new, 2Us. id. to
211. 6d.; rad, all. 21s. Od. to 224. bd. new, 21A. Oil to te. 6d. ;
Scotch, white. wow. yes. ed. to 2us. 6d.:; Irish, red sad white,
new, Ills. ad. lo Ills. ad.; Dental; aid, 22a. CM to 235. 6d.;
atm., new, Ile. to 23a. Od. ; Pumeraman, old, 21s. 6.1. to
.24. &I.; 21a. td. to 22a. Oil.; Danish, old, 21. s. 6d.
to Ills. Od. ; , 19.. Od. to 20s. td.; Odessa, soft, old, 19s. Od.
to lbs. ficl.; old, 20s. 6iL to 11s. 6d.; tr , Led States,
olil, 20s. ed. 3. Us. Od. Barley, per 3201135, Berwick and Scotch,
new, Os. Od. lo Ids. Od.; !nab, new, 13.. bd. to 1 Is. taL;
Menem tree. resesrewasts, Am. new, 13s. Usl. to 13s. CeL ;
laimsti, new, len OIL to Hs. Ed. Oats,
°per itrAlte., Berwick and
Scotch, new, lb. Y. to 13e. 6d. ; Irish,il caked. Re-, saw,
14s. bd. to 121 Od.; Limerick. Re., old, Ite. ad. to las. bd.; ne• ,
14s. bd. to Ifs. Id.; extra prepared, Lew, 13a. bd.; foreign,
Russian, old. leer Y. to 13s. Od. ; Danish, 13.. 6d. to lis. OM
Beans, time h, now Ifs. 6d. to 135.; foreign, 12s. to 13a. Cid.
per 4 Mal ;:rud ; Irish, per 26ulba, 14s. lid.; Egyp-
tian, per 2110121101b.,i :11. Al, Gli, to 13a. Od. ; new, 13s. bd. Peas, white,
per ;Psulbs., old, 14s. M. to las. Gd.; grey, 144. to 144. 6d. Floe., per
IsUlha., new, English. emperflne, Itistal. to 43a. Od. ; Irish, supertin-,
3 lato 325. ; line, la. aids: extra choice quelities,32s. bd. to 3.16.641.•
French, 31s. to Hs. • Miterisen, .oeo, per Santa old,lbst bd. to eta
Usuass.l, tar 200104 Irien,ouronui cut, new, aits fA. to 265. anciam
torn, 17s. to 143 sd. bd. per 2sblbs.

THE CORN TRADE —BtamiNoltax. Aro. I.—The
we.ther during the greater part of Oda month was favourable fa the
growing crops, although windy. a Ati cold nights the first week, and
within the 44 nine days frequent heart rains. The former having
occurred vit"st the wheal 4-1 early districts were In bcceoui, will
probably affect the yield; and the latter, the quality of the bras;
ante, which ere mute beaten down. Although the forcing weather
winch we experienced a fortzeght since will make the harvest earlier
than was expeaed, engin some of our forward districts reaping has
already commenced, 3rot in many parts of the eitgry harvest will be
late. The qaaatty of straw is so great, that noels itlistsnding we
think thv yield wall be denciere, wheat prom,ses to he • VI secrete
crop. Parley will probably be rather under an average, and oats
still more so. Beans in many places not more than halt a
crop ; and peas, particularly where they are late, are a
very short crop. Wheat is about 3s. per quar.er higher
than it was whoa we Wind oar last monthly circular. Our present
quotations are, for English, white, Ss. ed. ti vs.; red, ss. 6d. to
ss. 9d per Wile., at Birmingham; Polish °deism, 41a. to 42A ; French,
red, 395. to 41a.; white, 4 is. to 414.; Galata, 40s. rs 425. per 44e1bs.
Grinding barley, lcs. to 21a. per 3921 M. Egyptian beans, 9s. 6d. to
10a.; Pres* 10a. el. to Ids.; English, lia. to Zia , ell per 19elbs.
Irish white oats, IS.. la 17s. fat.; heavy Dutch, 196. to 204. per
Illbs. Pre are held air Ila 6d. to 12s. pet 1961bs , without finding
buyers. Bane Egyptiaa Indian corn ie gelling at 10s. IIL tolls. per
1961b5., and Mai at Ps. &L to 9e. 9d. per 19611 n. at Gloucester. Our
stocks of wheat, bean, and peas have rather irczessed ; but are lee.
relied of oats ant barley. particularly the latter. The potato disease
has appeared in different localities, but so far, however, it has done
very injury; but the produce is not well reper.ed of ea to gum.
tit, in this neigabourtund.

CATTLE, &e.—Boarox fat stock market o Wednesday
lad had a rather larger supply of Sheep than usu 4 with a slight tm.
provement prteas.

Nawmix, July 31.—Thera has bees only a very small
mar►et to.day, oia.ng principally to the fair en the 2nd +natant. Little
!lariat,* anis dun& lucre wcie .6 Beans, 21 ehrep, and ni rigs
penned.
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Ltacoire fat aleck market on WeOnesday last ors tbiely
supplied with Boats and Sheep. and advanced pnces were oet.-“iel
Beet, Sa Gd to la per stone; Mutt to 4d. to 3d. per lb._

PIITIRRIOROUOIL.—At Fatosek mstk-it on Wednesday
there WWI a good supply of Sheep, with a brisk trade. .k healthy
feeling seemed to be steadily truustainesl, with as advanced of 2.. per
heed. Young fat Mutton made lull Std. per lb.; Lambs, led, oily
the best sought tar ; Plgs in better demend at 4s. 'AL per stone.
Hams were not miasmas, and the best 4old readily at quite se. 9d.
per stone.

SALFORD. July 31.—We had 'pia a lams show of stock,
and the quality rood. though the deinsLd was eVenslce, It wawa.*
sullkient to clear the oar►et, and buyers had a slight adveitsje. A
considerable quantity of stock was unsold.

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Uxaatisoa Fait, July 31.—This fair was well supplied
with milking and barren Begets; bat little or no fat stack was offered
for sale. For useful dairy Cove about li. per head more money was
roused than at Reeding fair, and barren Cows sold at toll 61. per
stone more. There was a fair number of Sheep, but not a coffee-
laming amount et boatmen; fat gistep were not very nemerous, and
Mutton made about sd. par lb. Very few Hones, and these being
ti chiefly of second-rate , little business was transacteiL Pip
a plentiful, small slam freely at better prices; large Hogs
rather hung an offered at lower rates.

EDINUCIOH, July 31.—Tee number of Cattle was 373,
being 41 more than this day week. Sales dull. Top price, 7s. per
Dutch stone; current for the beat, from es, to es. kid.: middling and
inferior, Ss. w bs. 6.1. At Unclose a clearance wee nut effected. The
supply of Sheep and Lambs was lees this morning, the number 4,911,
betni Ices than last week. Sales of Sheep were wen dr% sod
prices the some as last week, viz., ltd. per lb. Top prim. limns, 4d.
to Id. Demand fur lambs good, and all sold at piles folly emit to
thue of last week. Top price. lea.; current, for the beet kinds, 12s.
tolls. 6.1., and down to da.

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DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

FRIDAY, AUGIIST 2, 1830.
each of the following plum at
morning. The anginas ate

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Rata of Weather.