RUIN-cARRlED ABROAD.
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f"There were imported into Liverpool this yeer
from America 1857 ,659 barrels Of four and from
Canada 246,276-in all, 1,l23, ,935 barrels The in.
crease OF Indian corn is remarkable In 1S45 the
import was 30 900 quartersin 1885, 1872, ,006 quar-
ters. lrEH Do 'EH-raFl l3 sf H alIal
"The stock at present in Liverpool is 100000
barrels of four--freo in bond; and about 900 600
quarters of wheat--free in bond The other grain
may be estimated at about 100, 900 quarters Thus
we see what trade the corn trade in Liverpool is
likely to be.n 'ea 'F


There are now unloading al the Dublin quay, two
American vessels freighted with potatoes from the
United States. They are Of excellent quality, and
selling at the rate Of ten pence per stone Weun-
derstand this ia but the commencement Of an ex-
tensive import trade on the once staple commodity
of the Irish. {" ~


sia From the Baltimore sun


ExpoRrs TO ENGLAND LONDON. The shin
Alexander, Leeds was cleared at this port on Saur-
day last, by Messrs. Alex. Brown & Sons. owners.
with the following cargo, viz: Flour, 100 barrels,
tobacco, 35 hogsheads; WOOL 26 bales; leather. IA
bales box and s85 sides; hides, $50 dry, merchan
disc, IL barrels; provisious, barrel; and 1000
hogsheads slaves, 't-.. t,-I.,.'s.


FoR LiysagooL.--The ship Rio Grande. CANAAN
George b. Sturges, cleared on Thursday, NV
Messrs Clark 4 Kellogg, takes out cargo as follows,
VIZ: Flour, 2 l47 barrels; wheat 1884 Lushes, corn
Z, ,467 do; corn meal, 1a3 barrels; shoulders fbe.
con)A A hogshesdsJ hams, 6 do; lard, Sag barrels
LASS kegs; leather, box; pictures, box.