Foreign Markets.
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iuIRre CAPELLo Oct Is, ls45.-Quotations of most
aiucies OF import and export do not vary from those
IS almost bare of every description of coffee new
crop not having made its appearance but daily expect


Indigo rules al sx may G oe quoted ss S cents M
mand unabated Cotton 81 a 81, and stock light


we are pretty well supplied with all descriptions Of
american provisions and prices rule toeraby fair The
last transactions which ranspired in Flour effected
at Ss 25 Cocoa Sl2 S24 per iaregas and in good de-
mand Tor expectation to Europe.


La GuAyRA, Oct l5. ls45.-We have had two arrivals
from the United states since my last, the Roanoke from
Boston, and the Rowena, from PHILADELPHIA. These
sells bring nearly 1000 bbs of flour, go kegsard 100
kegs of butter 100 bbs of apples, (al roten besides


large assortment of other articles such Candles jack
Boston, and the Rowena sails to-day for Philadelphia
both by way Of Puerto Cabello


From report of the Laguayra custom house con-
tanned in the Vga OF the Sd instant appears that the
exports from this port during the month OF September
amount to s2l2 l4s They consist of the following art.
ces sugar S4 100 lbs; cotton 100 do indigo 527 do
tobacco 62l4 do usc Is tons curiostes cases hides
$780, horns $780, horn tips 1854 coffee 10 $50 qls CO.
Gao osl3 ianegas; straw hats 600.


These articles exported in fifteen vessels six Of
which We're destined to the United States three to
france two to Spain, one to England one to Hamburg
one 70 81 lnomas and one to Curacao All the cotton
went 10 rance all the sugar to England nearly all the
indigo and hides; aud oneourth of the coffee to the
United states all the horns horn tips and the tobacco
TO hamburg, and the most of the cocoa to Spain


In almost every article of commerce the importaons
gresy exceed the sales, the market is therefore CONT
hualy gueu and the prices OF nearly every thing now
offered for sale are below cost with downward ten
dency An influential merchant, who has been some 20
Years IN the country told to-day that he has never in
all that tme seen the market in depressed state nor
importers in so much dependency as to the future


H. however, the coming coffee crops should turn out
as well as they promise, there is little doubt that
business OF all kinds will experience temporary rev
val but my opinion is that there never be any per
manent Improvement in the mercantile operations Of this
country until shippers learn to with more prudence
and with greater and harmony among
themselves


The best flour is selling at Sll Sill currency. Lard
~ ~ cts; Butter 20 81 cts American Cheese IL Is
cts; Hams IS cts Soap 81 IS s. 25 per box of Is
Sperm Candles As soc ner lh -, -