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London, England, 1832-07-07 00:00:00

ve,y steadily, and the former prices are supported. In
the ',Walk sales thin week 2,390 hags East India, of which
:haat 2,000 bags ord. Ceylon sold 58s. 6,1. a 593., Laing
1-. higher ; the other purchases were ord. Samarang
6,1. and 565. ; good ord. Batavia 60s. and 60n.61,
!;.00,1 61s. a 625., and yellow Cheriban 625. 6d. a 63n. ;
ord. to good ord. Brazil sell 60s. a 62s ; St. Donative
61s. 6d. The British Plantation descriptions go
lily ; fine mid. of a favourite mark sold 955. 6d. a 95a. ;
the mid. sold low in proportion, 84s. a 88s. ; therm!.
eery high in proportion to mid., triage to good ord. 70s:
a his. about 600 casks sold ; a few Dominica sold 13. a
2n. higher than the late prices; good mid. Berbice sold at
9 tn. ; generally, the Coffee Market looks very firm. The
stock of Foreign and East India are now 41,000 bags less
hate last year, notwithstanding the imports this year have
been 8,000 more th in 1831. Thin day's public sales
4.1:38 bags East India and 416 bales Mocha ; the ord.
descriptions are again Is. higher, making a rise of 2s.
since this day week. The Ceylon to-day 59n. 6a. and
61s. ; Sumwra 565. 6d. a 595. ; Batavia 61s. a 635. ;
Mocha at former prices. 114 casks British Plantation at
full Market prices.
Rust, BRANDY, and llottarrns.-The unexrectel tie.
claration of a Government contract this day for 100,000
eallons of Rum has produced some sensation in the mar-
ket ; there are no sellers at former prices, but the effacts of
the decl 'ration cannot be stated, as it transpired at too late
an Incur; previously pro& Leewards were firm at Is. 7d.,
5 over Is. 814., but the great demand this week has been
for Jamaica Rum, particularly for the parcels 30 to 34
over, which have b..en sold extensively at 2s. 10d. a 35.,
the latter is now the prise; there are scarcely any parcels
of Jamaica on sale under 2s. 6d., but in the usual propor-
tion 12 to 14 over would be quoted about 2.. 4d. ; Ja-
maica Rums I ttely have advanced 3d. to 4d. per gallon.
In Brandy or Geneva there is no new feature.

TALLOW.—The Market is 6d. per cwt. higher, and
firm ; the rumrurs of differences with Russia attract the
attention of the Baltic merclsant9.

TEA.—The transactions in the Market are extremely
limitt.d in B she,q, Congous, Twankays, and Hysons.
COTTON.-There is some revival in the demand for Cot-
ton ; the sales this week are more considerable than usual ;
th,i Market prices ate very firm. The purchases coneistof
1,700 Surats, ord. to good fair 41-I. a 4dB. ; 400 Madras,
good fair a 41d. ; 1,000 Pernams, fair 811. a 9d. ;
230 Bowed, mir'. to good sid. a 60 ; 1,000 Egyptian,
good fair 7id. a 71d. This day's public sale 862 bales
Surats sold with briskness at full prices, 411. a 44,1. for
good and fine ord.

SA LTPET RE. —The rumours of a musunderatanding with
Russia, and the special mission to Petersburgh have at-
tracted attentisu to Saltpetre ; large purchases are re-
ported from 30,.. upwards. Saltpetre is again higher to.
d ,y; the small sales went off freely, and good quality must
now he sated from 30a. a 30.. 64.

Str.x.—Prices remain very steady, but the transactions
in Silk hive been on a very limited scale since the sale.
RICE. —There is little alteration in Rice; no cargo Rice
offer under I Is. This day's public sale 631 bags Bengal,
good white 15., former prices.
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PEPPER..—This day's public sales, 1,499 bp, sold lower,
3d. and 3id.
INDfoo.—The Indigo Market is heavy on account of the
large declarations of sale, and further large arrivals.
TOBACCO.—In Tobacco no alteration.
Cocoa.—Trinidad Cocoa, at this day's sale went 48.. a
505., very high prices.
PIMENTO.-Pimento is rather higher; mid. sold at 6d.,
and for fine 64d. is refused.