Foreign Markets.
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Puerto CABELLo, June 9-Thc current prices OF our
principal articles of export and import rule at the
rates noted in my letter by the bark Paez the is inst
Business in the exporting line has become less active
the greater portion of the cargo of coffee indigo and
has already been shipped and we may anticpat
dull season, al least until October or November next


kisosroN, OAn) May 2s-There are many causes ex-
produce The apprehension that heavy supplies Of Bread
Sufs their way htherward, of that kind calcu-
lated to produce its gut in already well supplied
market il the chief Another is that banks
very materially curaling their discounts in the face
of these heavy arrivals 1900 bbs Philadel lphia
Flour $685. for Corn Meal ditto 7s0 bbls at 22s; for Rce
little demand Two carsoes Halifax Mackerel 2os.
for boxes and los for cask Mackere is decidedly
scarce per bbl is freely paid For Candles
boxes Philadelphia 6's los at 6.d some few boxes l2s
las at Id Pilot Bread and Crackers 22s and Navy
Bread l6s, with but d dull demand. If there many
arrivals within the coming month, look for ge
neral decline in prices From the ghtness in the money
market, look for trouble among our business men,
Philadelphia U. S. Gazette. .