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The Daily Dispatch: March 18, 1863., [Electronic resource], Latest from Europe. (search)

penny per pound took place in American descriptions, leaving quotations since then one quarter penny to one half penny higher on middling. During the week prices of East India again became irregular. The pressure to sell the lower qualities of Surat was resumed, and caused a fresh decline of nearly one penny per pound in this class and in Bengal and Seclude, whilst in the fair to good qualities of Surat the decline does not exceed one quarter penny per pound. Brazil has been sold in some inwhilst in the fair to good qualities of Surat the decline does not exceed one quarter penny per pound. Brazil has been sold in some instances at fully one-half penny per pound reduction; and Egyptian also closes with considerable irregularity and quite one half penny decline. The export to America continues on an important scale--4,500 bales having been shipped thither during the past week. The sales of the week have been 21,190 bales, including 2,260 to speculators and 6,880 for export.

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