Foreign Markets,
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LAGvAynA, June l7.As predicted in my former let
tiers, the scarcity OF Flour Of which informed you per
Venezuela has been followed by supply no
less than 2200 barrels having been received in single
day. The whole amount which has arrived since nv
last advices exceeds $500 barrels


The last Coffee crop has nearly all been brought down
from Caracas and as the crop will probably not be.
gin to in before the close Of the ear the quantity
that may be shipped during the ensuing FIVE or six
months viii be comparatively small it is very
scarce, although has not, yet undergone any add
tional advance in pnce since the date OF my last letter
Hides also being in great demand for Europe
within the last few days they have advanced consdera
bly, in price; and as to Indigo there is in the
ket.


American Provisions Of all kinds are abundant and
prices about the last quoted, with very mo.
derae demand and downward tendency.


In addition to the many arrivals we have had from
the United States within the last two three weeks
some twelve fourteen vessels have in from Eu
rope with heavy cargoes which has created quite bus
tie in the mercantile community.


Congress has adjourned without doing anything at all
in reference TO the exorbant duties charged on Anne
rcan produce, the law Furnishing captains OF
vessels for mistakes in their maniets
the subject has been respectfully and so urgently
pressed upon them by Charge dAaires at Caracas


The following is comparative table of the Exports OF
Laguayra for the four previous years and Of the
year. up to the l0tn Of June, inclusive -