... ffarfietw. LIVERPOOL CORN P'EXCHNIGiE, R Taesday, fily 8, 16i34. The supply r f Grain Contiiiu on1 a limited scale, but it is nevertheless more thon adequate to the demand. A few parlre!S of fresh red hti-h Wslhet hlve beenL reti ted during tie week at a*-ut previous rates, but secondary qualities Iri e been iquite rgltcted, although ofel irgon lowerterms. A few parcels of file Alealirrg Oats ...

... -=L 1t IffrTl~etd. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, .Juty 22,1834. On Friday and Saturday last we had almost continued heavy rain, * hieh induced, both here and in Manchester. considerable purchases of Wheat, principally on speculation, and in some instances a small Increase in price %easobtained. and the holders generally shewved no disposition to press sales. There was a fair demand for ...

... &flipping Entelligonfe. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2., Aurora, Casseboom, from Bremen for this port, off the Needlics. William Reed, Reed, hence for Apolichicola, was spoken Gth Mat'i. North Star. Benedict, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 22d May, in lat. 43 0, Ion. 49 O. Portia, Sproat, hence for Rio Grande, was spoken 17th May, in lat. 4 0. Ion. 24 0. Richard Mount, Everson, hetlce for ...

... AM-WIT tarnre. q Intirfl, ., WEDNESDAY, JULY 1I. it lanthe, Brown, from Newfoundland at Alicant. d Mercer, Mercer, from Gibraltar at do. * Justinian, Reos, from the Cape of Good Hope at the Mau- F ritius I1th March. A Crescent, ~Bonefellow, from Venice at Gallipoli. ie Roselle. Davidsoll, and Relamnpoga, Zalbidia, from Barce- is lon, at Tai ragona. n The Sir Walter Scott sailed from Quebec for ...

... ! I, ?? 12.-Tbhe import of the Week is 24,478 bags, namely, t It 23,110 from the United States, 1301 from Brazil, and 67 is from the West Indies. The sales of the week are 15,800 n bags, of which 1000 bags American Cotton are taken on c sr speculation. In prises there is no material alteration. July 1].-The sales since Friday amount to 14,000 bags; , d there Is a revival in the demand, and ...

... Entportd# AFRICA. Kingston, Christian, with 945 ck paln oil, T Tobln-P Dk EAST INDIES. Norval.Watson, fm Batavia, with 1643bgcoffee. 1163 pkt pepper, 15t unwrought tin, 22 elephants' teeth, 20c buffalo horns, 4t 10c Bapan wood, 1 ek turmeric, 38 bg Indian rub- ber, 6ch indige.3459dried hides, Andersoj, Wise. andeo-.l case cigars. J M'Innis. .1 pkg gongs, Murray, Syme, and co I Isabel, Gornell, ...

... ATarketd. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuejday, .July 1, 1834. The weather has continued remarkably flie througliecut the past week, whlch, r;,dde tne increased suppics freeres Ire- land, his produced ?? hcas }hSa iln the trale, and where sales have been presecd, lower prices x ere taken for almost every article. At our Manrlset, o:l Friday, WhIteat and Oats were each 2d. per bushel lower, and ...

... tiber-of V riced cturrglyt. THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1834. Sugars have been In demand both for grocers and refiners and the saleiamountto lUOrhhds. atvecyfull prices. 8000 bags of Mauritius have been disposed of at 55s. for refining; also 1000 bags of very white Bengal at 64s. d. per cwt. X Oils.-The business In the fish and vegetable Oils has been on a large scale, and prices remain steady without ...

... Aft4pinsq luttfliffetift. TUESDAY. JULY S. er Edgar, Gibson, and Paris; Symonds, hence at Havannah. - Ninerva, Rice, hence at do. 19th May. The barqoe Arcadia, bound to the eastward, was passed 11 SIt ult. in lat. 34 20. Ion. 71 10. ,5~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. 1e- Six Sisters, M'llvor, from Messina at Gallipoli. Blossom, Smith, and Dervina, Tervitt, hence at Rigs. ~e- Emma, Nelson, and Red Rover, ...

... FU NDS. r uasJ5. City, Twelve o'clock.-.Consols for the opening continue at 921 to 9. 8, Portuguese Bonis have further improved to.day, and t at one period were as high as 837 to w, dnce which a o slight reaction has taken place, and theyarc at present a quoted at 82g. Spanish Bands have been done at 50J and are now 49J to 5v. Other securities appear to be a shade higher. and very steady. Half ...

... Xiberurral Vriced (furrent. THURSDAY, JULY I). 1834. Sugars are steady in prices, but the demand has not been so brisk as in the preceding week, yet importers are not anxi-l ous to press sales. Csofles.-The finer descriptions have a tendency to rise in l value, wrhilst ordinary qualities are rather lower . Dye~woods remain in a languid state. , 11 Denotes rising. - The important reductions of ...

... ?? ipriced Current. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1534. Sugarsarein good demand, the sales continue on an ex, Oilsaresteady. Tallowis firm, and buginessingeO I'l tended scale without any. alteration In price. in a healthy states C'ffice sells freely, especially the finer descriptions. * DenoteJ rAxing. - I Dcn,te, falinr. COLONIAL PRODUCE. ! SUGAR. B.P. cwt (Dr.) $. d s. d Muecov. dry brown.. 48 6I ®51 0 ...