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London, England, 1837-01-28 00:00:00

of 8,443 bags, rather inferior parcels, were only disposed ot
at a reduction of 61. a Is., at.d in some cases le: 63..—g, 0
mid. strong dry for the pan went at 575. a 585., very low
543. 6d. a 565., ord. bright yellow 583., mid. 59-,. a 59i: 6d.,
low brown 50s. 6d., mid. 545. 6d. ; good with strength was
taken in at 61s. 6d., fine 635. a 635. 6d., and mid. at 60s.
No further parcels are advertised. The arrivals. have been
14,070 bags.
EAST INDIA.—From the shippers no demand h s exis!cd for
Bengal and the grocers have purchased very sparingly at a re-
duction of Is. a Is. 6d. ; 2,190 bags have been offered at

auction, which went off without spirit and only a part found
buyers, fine white at 335., mid. 315., good 31s. 6d., ord. 305.,
damps and washed 283. a 31s. 6d. ; of Siam some parcels have
been disposed of, but at rather lower prices ; in Manilla no-
thing has been done, but at lower rates there are not sellers.
FOREIGN.—The prices of all descriptions have been firm,
particularly the best qualities, and in Havannah much more
business has been done this week than has been the case for
some time past, eiftefly for the white descriptions ; the pur-
chases have been 3,400 boxes, good white at 36s , and 263.
a 275. for good yellow. For licazil there have been some
inquiries, and 300 chests have boon taken at 265.

MoLAssEs.—The request for West India has been on a very
limited scale at former prices. Barbadoes of fine quality have
been disposed of at 305,, and mid. and good Demerara at
275. 6d. a 28s.

RICE. -The East India descriptions have been taken spar-
ingly, and former prices have been barely obtained ; at auction
1,250 bags Bengal were only partly disposed of, ord. and mid.
white 133. a 14s. From the grocers there has been a good
request for Carolina at steady rates. This afternoon 1,174
bags Madras offered at public sale were, only partly sold at
rather lower prices, ord. white at 103. 6d. a I Is. 6d.
COFFEE.-Jamaica mid, and good mid. sold at 965. a 101 3.
6d., low mid. 935., good to fine fine ord. 725. a 915., unclean
good ord. to mid. 58s. a 83s. 6d. ; Berbice mid. rank 80s.
East India descriptions admissible fur consumption on the same
terms as British Plantation have been firm, and in some cases
6d. advance obtained for the best kinds, fine ord. even yellow
80s. a 825., good 68s. a 71s. 6d., and 675. 6d. for country da-
maged ; Ceylon offered at auction only a part found buyers at
Is. reduction on late rates, good ord. sold at 475. a 475. 6d. ;
the private transactions have been only small parcels of Ba-
tavia at 48s. for good ordinary, and 40s. a 41s. for Sumatra.
This afternoon at public sale 842 bags Ceylon, admissible
for consumption at the 6d. duty, went readily at full prices,
good and fine ord. 695. a 715., triage 265. 6d.
FRUIT.-Avery large public sale of French Fruit was at-
tempted yesterday, at which there appeared very little sold,
although some descriptions were taken in at very low prices.
By private contract there have been several parcels of new
Turkey Figs sold this week at the reduced quotations. For
other descriptions there is a little more inquiry.
SALTPETRE. -The request for rough by private contract has
been very limited, but in the prices no reduction has been sub-
mitted to by the importerd. This afternoon at public sale 673
bags were only partly disposed of at rather lower prices, Cal.
cutta 34 a 5 refraction 265.
METALS.-Spelter on the spot is dull of sale, and the price
has fallen to 161. 10s.

COCHINEAL.—This afternoon at public sale 115 bags sold at
full prices, ordinary and middling silvers ss. 6d. a 7s. 6d.,
blacks 7s. 9d. a Bs. 7d.

TlN.—This afternoon 1,444 slabs 363 bags E. I. Tin at
public sale was all taken in, Banca at 905., Straits 80s.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—Leewards 5 to 11 per
cent. over at 23. 7d. a 2s. Bd., Jamaica 31s. to 335. over, very
fine 4s. 7d. a 4s. Bd. In Brandy scarcely any business has
been done. Geneva remains firm in price, and in steady re-
quest. -

TALLOW.-Prices have further advanced ad. a 6d. veer cwt.,
455. 3d. a 455. 6d. paid for P. Y. Candle. For delivery se-
veral contracts hays been made at 445. 6d. a 445. 9d.
OILS.-Pale Seal in limited parcels have been taken at 541.,
Cod 471. 10s. Southern 431. a 461. Sperm has been in good
demand at 82/ Linseed Oil has given way in value a trifle,
at 365. 6d. Palm is cheaper, at 325. The market for Olive
remains quiet.
COTTON.-,The demand continues to be very moderate for
East India, owing to the large parcels announced for public
sale on the 17th February, amounting to upwards of 19,800
bales. The principal portion are Surats. The sales by pri-
vate contract were 400 Surats 44d. a sid., 130 Boweds Bd.
a Bd.
TURPENTINE.-Spirits in small' quantities on the spot have
been taken in at 735. For a parcel of Rough the reduced
rates of 13s. a 13s. 6d. have been accepted.
SPICES.-In Pimento the demand has been confined to li-
mited parcels taken by private contract, for which the holders
have obtained former rates. The ordinary qualities of Pepper
have been much in demand by speculators at fully previous
prices, and the private sales have been 3,000 bags at 31d. for
light Sumatra, and 31d. for half heavy. The buyers of East
India Ginger have purchased more freely, and at auction 2,009
bags Bengal went at 275. a 275. 6d. for good. The holders
of Cassia Lignea require full prices, but the business done has
been moderate.. Nutmegs are cheaper, for a large parcel
6s. 2d. a 6s. 3d. has been accepted for fair bold coin-
sumers. Cloves remain flat. In Cinnamon nothing doing, on
account of the large approaching public sales. This afternoon
at auction 269 bags Malabar Ginger went at 255. 6d. for mid.
TEA,-For Company's good and fine Teas there has been a
steady request, particularly for the best Congous and pre-
miums of Id. have been paid on the rates of the last sale. The
public sales announced to take place on Monday next consist
of 39,879 packs Congou, 1,557 Caper, 4,896 Souchong.
5,092 Ilyson, 1,288 do Skin, 820 Young , Hyson, 10,380
Twankay, 552 Bohea, 1,425 Canton and 4,593 ,Fokien lobes,
1,232 Campoi, 3,254 Gunpowder, 620 Imperial, 962 Pekoe,
566 Flowery and 4,318 Orange do., and 200 packs various de.
scriptions.

PaovlstoNs.—The Irish Butter trade remains in a depressed
and almost nominal state, at 98s. a 995. for Corks landed,
Carlows 9t35., Limerick 98s. In the Foreign Market much
lauguour prevails. The finest has been sold at 98s. a 100 s.,
and other qualities at 88s. a 90s. The Bacon Market prices
have declined 35., the best qualities are not now worth more
than 505., and other descriptions at 445. a 49s.—Lard has
given way 2s. ; sales of Waterford Bladdered made at 735.

)aper of two 171-----onths since hasithe fol-
lowing
Mr. Clayton, the aeronaut, made
a intelligence
successfulryNewtellienYork 1
eae :—"scen from New Orleans, on the 17th
he landed at night in a swamp, near Fort Wood, and re-
mained many hours in this situation, and was well nigh
eaten up by the mosquitos."

PATENT LEVER WATCHES.
Price, at T. COX SAVORY'S, 47, Cornhill, London.
SILVER EASES.

With double-bottom cases
R 6 6 0
With hunting cases
GOLD CASES.
Size for ladies, with elegant gold dial
Size for- .1( - _

gentlemen, with enamel dial l4 14 0
This celebrated construction (the most accurate on which
watch can be made) is now offered at the above price, with the
latest improvements, i. e., the detached escapement, jewelled in
four holes, capped, hand to mark the seconds, and maintaining
power to continue going while winding up.
T. COX SAVORY,
Working Silversmith, Goldsmith, and Watchmaker, 47, Corolla
London.