... - ~Xfl! ?? RI I heo'. nlie Of FAT JIUMLOCiiBdehnOi. ?? a ?? ?? ~~~there was, a yeer/ ifrsedui ie /oi aihmat~~~n4.t~ iesR5 weas toie nboth by Butakrsh(Io rid Jobbero, hitinprice, whichf Camwd be, taken, 6i froin'titto bet. b~vflnn./sf I AI A n (its welt as bsiog' at ase wao eb of is tese ,i,'o~der~iptbtirctitrie otisideratble stroke of buiiriteos at (re in ?? oheld and 0-rdinary'rotn ?? 4piot ...

... BRISTOL M4RKSTS, i uonsea. Calves ?? 41 PRIscv- ?? ?? 408 A'ses 0 Beef, per cvit. . * 46. to 5s Sheep .. .11 pigs . .. 11 Mutton, per pound . 15d to i Horses ?? 7 SUCking ditto 87 Pigs, per achre, Is OGd. to 7s. 6d. PReCEor BUTCIBEIS' MEAT, IWVedslday.-Beef, Oil. to 7d. per Ib.-Muttos tid, tolid-VeAl, sit. t7d.-Lansl, per lb. 7d. tobd.- Sork, 5d. te Cd.- Biutter, l0d.to 123. per ?? (a roiiple ...

... Tuesday, Juy . Account of the Quantities and Prices of British Corn only, sold in Brstol Market, from tile Returns delivered to the Inspector by the Dealers, in the week ended Saturday last computed by the Standard Impera Measure of Eight Gallons to the Bushel. TotaL Quantities.1 Total Ati10unt. Price per 2ucr Qrs. I Bush. | e. d. F £ J. a Wheat ?? 516 I 1175 8 6 4 5 ?? 131, 185 2 1 F 7 ?? 1 ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MotnaDAY There has been a good supply of Wheat and Flour since tbi day se'nnight, and this morning we bad a fair arrival of Whe irom Essex, Kent, and Suffolk ; hence tile trade was extremel dull, at a decline of from Ia, to 29. per quarter. Barley scarcely maintains our last quotation, and Beans must be noted abcut Iey per qr. cheaper. I ease, however, come to hand so gil ...

... the Caroline, fiom Jamaica: Gibbs & Co. Y99. hhis 115 trcs sugar, 64 puns UMn, 66 trcs SS brls cofiee, 10 brls ginger, 15 tons ogfwood. 0 ?? ?? and Co. Wf) hhds sukar, 20 puns rum, 10 tons logwood -Miles and Co. 116 hldls sugar-R. Uobinsoml and Co. b bags ginger. In the Victoria, from BIarbadoes' Gibbs & Co. 224 hhds sugar -Uauiel and Sons, 128 ?? and Co. 56 ditto-W. G. Wilson, 29 bhds 27 trcs ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. IOsNDAY. We have had E, good supply of Wheat and Flour since .iil'd' se'nnigllt, though the arrival of Wheat this morning was rathey moderate than ctherwise; and we consider the trade on the Whole from Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer for fine samples, thoughi withnin much improvernent in other sorts, or even much briskness in tile sales. Barleymaintains our lastquotation. ...

... Oun, readers are aware that a-committee of dock direc- tors has been for some time sitting for the consideration of thequetio oftheproriey o areduction in the rates da paal ?? opny, on goods of foreign e grwhadpoue motdito the port of Bristol. The f tis odyendd in its agreeing to re-m 0 cmedrdtinonsvrlaicles; which were finally determined on ion Monday last, and on Wednesday, the* esessions ...

... CORN INSPECTOR'S WU;EKLY RETURN. Tuesdajy, July I . Account of the Quantities and Prices of British Corn only, sold in Brisal Market, from the Rcturns delirered to the Inspector by tie I)c.ders, in the week ended Saturday last computed by the Standard bipena Measure of Eight Gallons to the Bushel. Total Quantities. Total Anount, IPrit per Qlnr Qrs. I Bush., £ . d.2 £ 5. Wheat' 6`25 4 its 351 S ...

... LONDON1 CORN' EXCHANGI5, NIONDAa We had a good supply of wheat this morning from Essex 1 and Suffielk,-and the arrival during tbe past week having ieen tet rably large, the trade was very dull, at a -decline of from Is, toe2 per ?? fully atainitains our last quotation, but beaus. ate the tu rn loweit asu peas ssarcaly sell on'a -good terms. -W are abundintly supplied with oats at present ...

... THPl LSF:DS THADE.-Bosiriess hns again' been very brisk; in the Cloth-halls, and the stock of goods is now reduced very low, in 'onsequence of the prinela il manufacturers having. reduced, their hands in the early purt of the yerrr. The supply is scanty, and they are iu rnatsequence obtaiiunng a trl'uig ?? upon sonirc dtacliiptiois of goods. i, ]3RADFORD M&AHICU, THunSDAY,-Therei ,bas beefi an ...

... LONDON MA RKETS.-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANYGE.--There lae a large arriral of lhesti last ore,, fromn the coasst, and the c.Yniilianre of the fine weather. u.,ich is eo extroeinie fivourolle to the alpproaching harvest, that there is,, relenctii, Of 2s. pe quaprter, and free sa es cannot do effected at thiu decti,,e in'hIYeat. ,AtshOogh ths erpected greatf redtetiotl in the price of Wtheat 'tllof ...

... LONDON MAARKETS.-MONDAY. | CORN EXCH,'lNGB.-The Wheat trade is exceedinglyi dull, andI a re- dsiltios of fall 2s. per quaorter' may be iwlicesi on the prices of this day woees; the state oft/se uweatf/sir being as ftissoartlb/e for the harvest. The arrivals of Wheat both fronm Suooeac and Essew were fit r.-tn Barley., iloit.a, and Pease, these is no afteration in& ?? Oat trade Ms e~r- ...