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has not been half much wine and nearly double
the quantity Of box rasins in consequence OF smaller
before the end Of the Prices OF aisns
have been higher and the estimated values appear double
that OF last for the period OF these also there
was limited crop than usual but the best market
found the United States and unusual proportion
has there and other countries have not taken their
usual share The United States received of the last crop
fully the half Of the box fruit The value OF all the
ports to the United States for this period may be esma


ted at S24l COS OF which sl5so loaded in foreign
vessels this spring Extremely few Americans came 10
seek employment and considerable proportion Of
articles sent forward have for account of the ship
pers thoy took the foreign vessels from necessity The
American vessel when obtansbe, is always preferred
at an advanced freight. The amount of American ton.
mage arrived during the same period is equal that
last year Several vessels went to load salt for South
America and did not return home with fruit as usual


beg leave TO enclose aprnted copy ofhe existing qua.
requisite that the bill of health OF ali vessels o foreign
ports arriving IN the peninsula be endorsed the spa
nsh rather separate bill of health should be
obtained from him. fine of ten dollars is imposed IN
all cases where this requisite shall not have
Piled with; and by order vessels only oushing
to inquire for employment though not originally bound
cleared for Spanish port Will be subject to the fine
II they anchor Where there is Spanish consul con
sui OF some other nation should give the certificate sta
ting therein that he so acts in consequence.


Extract from letter oftha United States consul at
stetn, dated July ls4o-No American ships have arr
we'd at this port but the intercourse with the United
States by foreign vessels chiefly Swedish has been
extensive-feen cargoes OF oil, rice ogwood, rosin,
SC to the amount of $3.50 600 having come ia within the
lsst three months


Extract from letter the u consul at Odessa da
ted LIST July, lS45ln the immediate neighbofhood o
Odessa the standing has suffered considerably for
want OF an but in Poland and the districts OF the int
rior the weather has been such TO give fastering
hopes OF an abundant harvest.


The quantity of grain hand amounts to at laast
$50 from Chelw and ii necessarily pouring in from the
interior and will in few days increase the stock
there but few ships IN port, and very little demand
from abroad.


MAYAcuEz, 7. r., Aug 29-Busness is usual at this
season, very dull, produce remaining sale. The
demand for American produce is fair with light stocks
w p lumber S2o p p do S2s; staves lst quality $780,
-four Sl23; Goldfish S44 to a mackerel No g. Ssl lard
Sl3 to Ia mess pork SIS to 30, SC.