... PRODUCE MARKETS. The Colonial markets have been well supplied, and the demand for all sorts of produce has been well supported. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending June 26, is t8s. 44d. per cwt. COTTON WOOL.-The cotton market has been steady this week, and the sales privately consist of 5oo bales Boweds at 6id to 6t d, 130 Surat at ...

... B1ONEY SM4ARKE'RDry,. UIRDrY. Consuls for Account opened at 85j, and continued at that price until this afternoon, wben two-defaulters were announced, who have been engaged for a number of years as brokers. The decla- ration occasioned a good deal of bustle In the Market, and it was apprehended, until the matter was explained, that the differences on the account of the defaulters, who were In ...

... - [FROM THE LONDON NEW PRrCE CUREZNT OP 11tlYAY.) SUGAIL.-The demand for West India Muscovades was steady and extensive till yesterday, when the Market became languid; yet where sales were effected, they were at very full Market prices, from 6d a ls above the prices ofelast week. This after- noon the Market for Muscovades is again firm, and rather higher The estimated sales for the week, 3700 ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGRNCE. Is At PLY110UTHs-Coriolanus, Fox, from Trinidad1. fO At. Sc~srnno'-Three Sisters, from Sunderland; towed :35 in with loss of maioassasg-tread anrd fore-topmast. 40 At LYNN-S be rlia~nmbro'. Fanny Voaso, s5i Lister, front Opo r,;t6. - U~ At MrLr'oar - Lnrd Wbfllington, Cutting, fi orss Water- ford, bonnrd to America; put in in conseuqeniec of the rndeathz of six ...

... ?r?jc £*?ar?et0. .110 2 For tre IIULL CORN MARKCET, See third page. WV in-- a WEEK'LY CORN RETURN FOR IIULL. bli Trrnonitled on Friday last, to thle Computroller o,/ Core.D an Rcturns. Londonz. en An accounit of tile quantitics and prices of British Corn lre only, sold in this market, from the returns delivered toi '1h tbe Inspector by tibe dcalers, in the week ended yes- rd terday se'nniglit, ...

... PORtT OF HULLS IMPORTS. Lbe Fromn the 23d tohe 29th .Tunse, both inclusiVC. c .-SH TPIS' REPORTS.s Loef Aquatic, oF Hull, Oakes, Rtotterdam, B 82, 6 meta-41 tons oak erbark,12 meats flx, iloads rushes. lS mn2tn nt, oak hark, bS issats flax, 5 bales silk, 4. bales waste rilk, S' casks mad. er 1esll bolles wool, 5 cases 2 casks 1 aumt 'whin, 3 casks pamnters' tiff Cathsrioa lMargareltha, of ...

... MOARY JfdRKeT-CGTY, frIhXDAY. There hbas been no new feature at the Stock Exchange up to the termination: of business this afternoon:. Consuls fur Accouint have relcihtlicd steady from 84g to 85. Mire speculation lvll be en- tered intoi by F:iday, Which is the first pivaite transfer day tfor ?? Stock, and then also the transactions for August A ill have her e regularly conLcneficed. The rate ...

... X - MOANBYA MARKET-CITY, TUESDAY. I - There has been an improvement oF full J per cent. in most of the Public Securities. From the confidence with which the speculators have effected purchases, a further advance is fully calculated upon within the next few days. The ?? party are reported to have transacted their bu- Sifiess privately, and to a large amountt. Had this been the case, the Market ...

... LONDON MAKIZXl'is. CORAN EXCHR GE_-AJt11K LA NE, LOy^v FiiDNy, Julie 29.-The arrivals of all kinds of ?? this week are moderate, and of Flour tolerably good Tt weather being remarkably fine, causes the 'siLeat ir e be very heavy, at late prices. Barley, Ileans, ald Pr. unaltered. Oats are very dull, anid mnay be .aed r~ll Q cheaper than on Monday. Flour without change MONDAY, July 2.-In the ...

... MoJ,5I M.iMKKJET-C(j.y WVEDYlESD4. I No u nt-oraile impregs'on was made in the Public Securi- ,is -y the debate in Ithe House of Lords last night, and this ~'rnnthe, prices at the closie of business were precisely the eei a- they ?? off ye~terday in) priv'ate bar~ainl;. Exche- ?? ate Tather hhIher, and lef t off at II s. premium. Noi sales were maide in Coosols for Account under S5~, and Eo- ? ...

... OINE' AIRJKET-CTIr, TJ1UASDAY. The speculators in Consols have to-day bea put on the alert by the fall in the French Funds on T'uesday. It is not satisfactorily explained in any of the letters from persons Who move in the best informed circles at Paris. Some important challges are still spoken of, and some go so Cras to assert that Louis Philip will not be on the throne of France six months ...

... ?? jflatfato. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Jaly 3, 1832. The Corn trade has continued throughout the past week ine about the same Inactive state which we reported In our Ilst. The supplies have been small, but quite adequate to the dce mand, which has been, both in this and the neighbouring markets, on the most limited retail scale; and evenu the very choicest samples of Wheat and Oats ...