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London, England, 1837-01-21 00:00:00

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( for the good qualities, but the ord. sorts went rather the per,
".)good sold at 265. to 278. 6d., ord. 245. 6d. ; a few lots Of
brown went on rather easier terms, and sold at 223. 6(1. for
ord. ; 590 cases and 72 barrels Bahia partly s ifl at stean.:
prices for the good white descriptions, wet or nd brown
sorts went at a decline of Is. Gd. a 23., good whit with rather
strong fetched 295. to 295. 6d., ord. and mid. 235. •-itl*,./
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low brown 20s. 6d. to 21s. 6d. and inferior yellow ....oth fls.
Tlnz afternoon there was no demand by private contract for
either White or yellow Havannah. The Market for Brazil
remains quiet, and the public sale of 496 chests 303 barrels
Bahia, not above It third part of which found buyers at pre-
vious prices, and these chiefly consisted of the best qualities;
fine brown went at 21s. a 225., soft 205., good white, 275. a
285., ord. and mid. 245. a 265. ; the remainder were taken in,
brown at verj low rates, dry low rather grey 19s. 6d. a 20s. 6d.,
very ord. 17s. Gd. a 18s., fine yellow 28s. a 30s. 6d., rather
grey 21s. a 225. 6d. 30 hhds. Havannah Muscovado sold at
21s. 6d. for good brown.
MOLASSES-The request for West India this week has been
moderate, but the supply at Market is still short; a second-.
hand,parcel of Carriacou has been disposed of at 265., and a.
parcel of good Barbadoes at 30s.
Cocoa.-The British Plantation Market has been in a dull
state for all descriptions, and 58 bags Grenada offered at auc-
tion was' taken at previous rates, good dark red at 50s. to
50s. 6d. At auction this afternoon 8 barrels and 152 bags
Trinidad were brought forward, all of which was brought in,
good quality at 545.
TALLOW.-The Market was extremely lively this week, and
the prices have again improved; on the spot the demand has
been very brisk and general at an advance on previous rates of
3d. to 6d., sales of P Y C of first quality made at 445. 9d. to
455. For the forward delivery several transactions have taken
1 place at the advanced price of 445. 6d. for next month, at
1 which rates the Market is firm. For town there has been a
steady request at the prices quoted. The deliveries of Foreign
have been on a large scale.
COFFEE.-Jamaica mid. and good mid. have gone at 965. a
100 s., fine to fine fine ord. 80s. a 905., good ord. 725. a 775.,
unclean good to fine ord. taken in at 72:. a 84s. ; Demerara mid.
sold at 89s. 6d., fine fine ord. 855., uneic2an 755. a 78s. In the
East India Market, Ceylon for home consuroption at the 6d. duty,
at 665. a 665. 6d. for low ord. brown country damaged, 695.
6d. for good ord. greenish, and 775. a 795. 6d. for fine ord.
yellow. Mocha went at 645. a 655. Gd. for mid. yellow clean
garbled greenish quality, and 555. for ord. yellow pddy. The .
public sale this afternoon of British Plantation consisted of 42
casks and 208 bags, the clean qualities were readily taken at
the rates of yesterday. Berbice good mid. went at 935., mid.
91s. Demerara low mid. at 87a., unclean taken in at 80s. ;
60 bags good ord. Ceylon sold at 695., 'being their former
value.
INntoo..:--The ord. and low qualities, such as Olides, mixed
Kurpahs, and very low Madras, have gone rather heavily at a
decline of 6d. a 9d. on the prices of the last sale. Up to yes-
terday afternoon out of 2,355 chests passed auction, 690 were
taken in and withdrawn by the proprietors, leaving 1,965 chests
actually disposed of. The sale will conclude on Tuesday next.
798 chests passed the sale to-day. The sale proceeded with
great steadiness at last sale's prices for mid., 3d. advance on
good and fine, and 3d. discount on ord. and undecided quali-
ties. 3,451 chests have now passed the sale, of which about
800 are bought in.
TURPENTINE.-The market for Spirits remains in a depressed
state ; small sales have been made for delivery at the reduced
price of 725., and on the spot there are sellers at 775. There
have been arrivals of Rough, amounting to 3,000 brs., the prin-
cipal part direct to buyers. A small quantity is offered for sale
at 15s. 6d., but still without finding buyers.
COCIIINEAL.-The request has been moderate, but the prices
remain firm. A public sale of 100 bags Honduras, 100 bags
Mexican, and 200 bags Garblings, which was to have taken
place this day, has been postponed until next Tuesday.
LAC DYE.-A steady request has prevailed, and the prices
continue to be well maintained.
RUM, BRANDY, AND 1-R.LLANDS....-The Rum Market has be-
come quiet, and the limited purchases made have been at barely
the terms of last week ; th.' sales have been 100 puns.
Leewards, and 100 puns. Jamaica, the former 4 per cent over
at 2s. 7d., 7 to 8 over 2s. Bd., and the latter 28 over fair qua-
lity 4s. 4d., 30 over 4s. 6d., and 32 over 4s: 7d a 4s. Bd, be-
sides a small parcel of Demerara 15 over 2s. lid. ; the Mar-
ket has a dull and declining appearance, the arrivas have been
840 puns. and 126 hhds. since this day week. The request
fur Brandy has been only to a moderate extent, and prices are
rather lower. Geneva has sold steadily at ls. 10d. a Is. 11d.
and at 2s.

PROVISIONS.—Irish Butter has fallen 2s. per cwt. ; Corks
100 s. a 101 s , Belfast 100 s. a 1025., Waterford 98s. a 100 s.,
Carlow 100 s. a 1025., Limerick 98s. a 100 s., and other de-
scriptions at 98s. a 100 s. ; Dutch from 2s. a 45., Friczland sel-
ling at 104 s. a 1065., Kiel and Holstein 90s. a 108 s. Lard
from 2s. a 3sAfor Waterford Bladdcr2d.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JAN. 29.—Wind NV:light breezes.—No arrivals.
POWFSMOUTFI, JAN. 20.—Wind N. E., light airs.--Sailed
the Claudine, Kemp, for Madras; and Thetis, Smith, for
Sierra Leone.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 19. —Wind E.N.E.—Sailed the Dcligl.t
Packet, for Havre.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 19. —Wind N. E.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Hercules, from Lisbon; and Venus, Phillips, Dublin, leaky.
1 )ARTMOUTII, JAN. 19.—Arrived the Mars, Rowland, Dublin.

GRIMSBY, JAN. 19.—The Lark, which was on shore near
Cleethorpe, was got off last night, and brought into this harbour.
LIVERPOOL, AN. 19.—Wind S. S. E.—Arrived the Hen-
rietta, Spencer, from Demerara ; Elizabeth, Airey, from New
Orleans ; and Superb, from Marseilles. Sailed the Chieftain,
Peter, for Genoa; Ellen, Johnson, for Bahia ; Friendship, for
Trinidad ; Edward, Thorn, and Edmund, String, for St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Perseverance, James. and Prince
Regent, for Mobile ;iSultana, Hill, for New Orleans; Vic-
toria, for Charleston; Ann, Crowell, and Chester, Lawson,
for Savannah ; and Mary, Walker, for Smyrna.
DUBLIN, JAN. 19.—Arrived the Helena, Estain, Smyrna.
Hutt., JAN. 19.—Arrived the Julie, Schildnach, from Riga.
HOLYHEAD, JAN'. 18.—Arrived off port the Cyclops, from
Mobile ; and Don Juan, Butler, from Barbadoes.
CORR, JAN. 18.—Arrived the Britain, Clarke, from Sa-
vannah ; Adelaide, Godfrey, from London ; Reeves, Bailey,
from ditto ; and Killigrew, Noze, from Seville, lost her bow-
sprit. Off port the Mohawk, from New Orleans.
BrusTot, JAN. 20.—Sailed. the Fanny, Thomas, for St.
Michael's.
MARGATE, JAN. 20.—Sailed the Mountaineer, Griffin, for
Rotterdam.
YOUGHALL, JAN. 18.— Arrived the Eliza and Ann, Beynor,
from London.

TEIGNMOUTH, .I.IN. 17.—Arrived the Phcenix, Mortimer,
from Newfoundland, part of the cargo thrown over.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —The Mary, from Newfoundland.
to Alicante, 27th ult., lat. 47. lon. 32., by the Albion. ar-
rived in the Downs—Dorehester, from St. Andrew's, New
Brunswick, to Newry, 11th in.t., lat. 42. lon. 43., by the
Elizabeth, arrived at Liverpool--Anthony, Headley, from
Odessa to London, lat. 36. lon. 15.—Prince Regent, of
Poole, on the 31st ult., lat. 39. lon. 13., by the Pearl, arrived
at Liverpool.
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