Foreign Markets.
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MAYAeuEz, P. RI July ls.-Sugars had fully main.


tanned the prices quoted at last dates All the prime
sugars had been taken out Of market European ac
count, at 81 and there to be made, the
crop finished for this Large orders for the
European market remain untitled. Inferior qualities
shipped at 81. Moasses sells at lac per cask OF
ITO gallons without cask, equivalent to Is cents The
indications OF the weather such at the time Capt
Horner left as to lead them to fear hurricane and pre-
parations were being made accordingly.


ST.. CRoiS, July l2.-our crop is nearly off, probably
about OO6 hhds yet to be made at this end oft island
the east end has finished. Large shipments are going
forward to Europe where the prices of sugar
ed higher than with you Present quotations of sugar
s33 to Al per cwt. Our market is well supplied with
meal and flour and the prices very low in consequence
OF the heavy importations The price of molasses
been all along at 10 cents without cask and larger ship
ments have gone forward this year than usual The
weather has been very good about four weeks ago


since then we have had it very dry although not very
warm The thermometer at 81 to Ss deg,