Tis, 74.75 EQUAL Mex $100.
Ger Summxos—Tne, "Tbs. to 205 8.4 to 23.0 9 to 9. 8.10
Warn PIECE GOODS.—The past fortnight has been one of unusual depression in our market for Im) 'The dealers have bought very sparingly,' and, owing to the continued discouraging news from the Northern and Riverine ports, some difficulty has been experienced in getting them: to clear their previous purchases. ordinary chop.8} Ibs. goods heving been placed Gane Satmrrsas.—Rates have ruled easier at Tls, 2.2.7 ¢ 2.2.8- per piece for na dine clearance. Transactions have been of quite a retail nature, and consist chiefly of parcels from second hands which had to be cleared for this mail. In 7 Ibs, and 9 a 101bs. makes, the business done.has been very trifling.
Wunre Shirtings.—The market for these is weaker, the sale of 66 Reeds noticed in our issue-of 29th ultimo, "having to-some extent shaken the confidence of the dealers. Prices, however, shew bat little change.
T:-Croms,: Darius, Jeaxs AND Sueeriscs, may. on this' occasion be placed in the same category. Titey are all more or less unsaleable'unless at: a concession on last quotations.
Faxey Corroxs.—A fair eng ed for Brocades and Spotted Shirtings, Tobe thd price offered have, ral Coro has boon a: little demand for: Velvets tzes: of Muslinis, an:
ly, been under the ideas of: sellers, and hence 2 Small business. 'The Stock of Brocades. and Musliny is much reduced, and holders are consequently disinclined to' accept lower rates.
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