... ,HE MAkSE..IS.I LUO:DUVN, 7;ueesdel;eI, Jie310. r Chorrs~.-Titea e'xtenii~vc sale biy tbe ldl ?? 'f patty was broughs t forwardl oil Friday; it c tsi tced Ut nearly 29,)010 hliies of Cottrkn, iif 8%hich 5022 hales were announced'5to lme withdraw;) lirsvibuis to the comni enicemeitit (if the sale; of tile reilainilde abolit 9000 Beugals and IlOv Sutats were bouglht in fith tble proprietors at ...

... rkLS7 lt ;AIAR7KS-1.'3_ a1 ?? t Qa I: I , - _, e. *, r r 1 ?? ?? ?? I, COTTIN.-ITle .ra ot Qlis w7 '2 Oeorgia z2 , atl3a. 6.1. t . 1 J ~ ~ ~ i~ 2s. 6d.-Bowed do. id, tt a. at 20d. to Ld. a few a Pa: ., ? .rk3 ?? '241. -Bahia 12, at Os. 1 . 3 9 . .47, at 2s. to 2s 4d.,V- rina 11;7, a; 2. DusI)EF~ue-17 Our market was a dull 3al- lor atl groj1 at a r this day. Wheat, for ?? OO Do. new..2..S4 ...

... HULL, .Jwly 13, 8s18. - II- - A III ArIVALS -At Stagate Creek, The Allies, Fowler, from Leghorn -At 1.ynn, The Vestal, Hesletine, from Memei _At Hamburg, rhe Thomas atid Ann, Hodgson, fItm Nisbecli; Rochdale, Forman, from London.-At cdi, fThe Betsey, Mallery, from t15is port, last from Jilbos i Gravesed, T he Union, Dean, from Peters. g Perkios, Lister, fronl Hamburg; Ellergill, Luke, burom ...

... AAXJEr I-JER ALD. Co])N Eirl treG RIt.Monday, July i, IlS.., TI Our'market has beenl wv!!suplslied witl ForeinW Ieat and Oats since this day se'nigiht. 'I lie arrival of WVI eat, bow- ever this otoring, ftont ?? and Kent, vas very moderate, bat the trade was dull, and fine runs only supported last .. week's ?? nieets a heavy sale, and is tile turu lower; but Beans ?? are froln Is. to 2I. per ...

... pBkANK¢UPTS, l . -I,. In Lnuca.;ire and Ci7ac. t!0; Dog iswcm, r~1 ?? *uter .,lh atn-cery, R~.lIi¢ .0 J E o ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday., Ju7y 11. h LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptions copied neebatim from the Gaett*. % John Ball, of Watljng Street, London, straw hat-manufac. t rer, warehlouseman. d. c. to sur. July 14, 25, and Aug. l at 11.-Atts. Sweet & StoRe, Blasimea!l Street. Y Jain es Reeves. late vf the paisii of Hwrnb:r ton in the IS 9ollnty Dl Smerset. (bllt no. a prisiner in his MSliIy's ...

... - - ; n, p -EWm S. e ARRIVALS -At -SiB Zuc,4 an the 4th .,t The p and -Aun. Martin ,-.k eurg, The- Staines, S 'both from Loi~don.-Jt. Coti e, The p, Sherlock, from' Britol and'Cardiff Jenny Scotlnd ~from, Villa tBarbadoeu Packer, a k from Barbados; .Ngncy, Anderson, frontjaO e n Tamres, Tlae Beverjey, Hutchinson, from -Ha 's AA iramhi.the C-astlperdOwai Fvams; John, Btnningts - bls from ...

... 3pr2tic Cutrent. July 25, IS88. B.P.Sstgnr5 a. S. llrimstone .S.u.gatr, blusco.brown .7Sl 8.. Shuman . e Mliddling .82 84 Valonia _ 0 '1 CGood ?? 85 86 Quercitroa Barki ._13 9 ?? bright ?? 7 89 Lnsogsvod £ x. £ Fine ?? ?? 95 Jamsaica ?? oaS i very hne .. ?? 94 96 St. Domingo 9 0 9 5 It)bs and very ?? 75 Honduras .. 9 0 5 S Volasses ?? 4S3 Canpeachy.. 5 815 5 B.P. ?? Wain.S Fustic, Brazil . 8 0 ...

... LONDON VP4CXSCPLURAN7ZT Containing the PriCes 6f Mierchandize. in gintral. ,, -s 1 .51i~A1, JliLV 3.-2 t ?? tJ o ,Ae., ?? baier V. a.. d. s. d. iX BrE t1in'f CO a- ~ O Crd . °. l.a3 0 G B~siacl~p~c>'1 lb 0 ~Teit~rlbO ' khiet, 3a da~,. P3oh~a,: '9 4- a'-2 l; (PIabest 58 Oa 0 0 CLsngtut 2.11 aS.0 Ib - nnr 0 ?? 6d CamIhini I I la I Gilsi Potestj,:540a 00 Stauchosng 3 9,aS 10 f ~rO~,le- 0 a -: ...

... ffa Roubion AlarketO. CORN EXCHAINGE, Jine 29. ?? supply of Wheat for this day's market, both English and Foreigi, was very short: we had a good demiand for fille qlal;;ities, of which a better price was made than this dly se'ninight, say about Is. per quarter, but inferior is still ?? Barley meets a meadv sale at our last qfllotation -'The supply of Beans is small, and Is. and 2s. per quarter ...

... noltbon ourheto. CORNV EiXCHANVGE, Jl3y 6. Our supply of Wheat this morning front Essex and Kent was very moderate, and there has been a good foreign supply since this day ?? fine parcels there was a brisk sale, at an advance of from 4s. to 5s. per quarter, hut there is not a similar si- prorrement in inferior sorts, for which the trade is ?? ald Please are in short supply, and from 5s. to 6s. ...

... AGUNCt!LLrTr.?A .-4AkAETS, rc. Lord Somerville attributes the health of his Ifi ck of 2C' Merino sheep, which he. purbehserd in Spain, priocipalily t, to the use whicb he has male of salt for the last seven years on his farm. These sheep having been accustomed to the use m of salt in their sative land, hig Lordship considered, that in IV this damp clinmate, and in, the rich land of ...