The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-24 00:00:00

MA nrE TB.

[From the London NCO Price Current.l
FIIIDAY, SETT. 25
COTTON.—The purchase of Cotton this week are about 2000
bags ; the Pernatris are at the advance of Id. per lb. ; the sales arc
chiefly Bengals, 60. a 60., Surats 64d. nd. and Panama 12 id.
a 13d.

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SIJGA R.—The demand for Musco►adea has been rather limited.
since Tuesday ; the advance obtained on that day has however beef.
fully maintained. In fine goods there were considerable sales
Tuesday, at an advance of 2s. on all goods, 90s. and upwards ; the
advance has since been maintained, but there is little doing ; low
Lumps are without variation, 87.. a lkis. Molasses have been in
extensive demand at 33.5. 6d., and thia forenoon 345. a 34,. 6,1.
The only purchase of Foreign Sugars by private contract is ♦:s. for
yellow Ifavannah ; whites are frls. 6d. a sfia.
COFFEE.—The public sales this week have gone off heavlty,
and at rather lower prices ; St. Domingo, 595. 6d. and 6016 The
public sale this forenoon consisted of 51 casks 42 big. British
Plantation. and 1251 bags Foreign Coffee; the former sold rather
lower, good ordinary Jamaica rank 625., tine ordinary 675. ; the
Foreign consisted of Porto Rico and ,La Guayra, and sold briskly
at higher prices than was anticipated, good ordinary Ma. a 68s. fine
ordinary mloury 675. a 725. ; St. Domingo, for money, sold in
parcels at 6924.
RUM, BRANDY, and ITOLLANDS.—The Rum comma
was taken yesterday, about 1800 puncheons, at a ftactioo above
1048.; there have since been no sales of Rum, as the price of
she contract is lower than generally anticipated, yet no parcels of
Leeward. under proofs can be bought under Is. lid. and few at that
price; proofs are still nominally 25. Brandies and Geneva are
without alteration.

' HOPS.—The picking in general ; the produce mach less than
generally anticipated; the duty remains about 24,0001.
SPICES.—The quotations of East India Spices are nominal;
no transactions reported. Pimento in one instance has realised
TALLOW.—There is no alteration in the prices of Tallow;
the new is steady at 38s. r. . The public sales to-day bus gore oP
uncommonly high, some lots ales. a 395.,641.; it will probably bare
la favourable effect on the prices of the market.
TOBACCO.—The quotations are nominal; tilers is no bun.
nese doing.
OlLS—There are no accounts from Davis Straka which c 4
be relied upon ; the prices of Oil are, however, advancing.
IRISH PROVISIONS—The prices of Irish Provisions ar.:
nominal, on account of the Government contract ; the panick.L.r.
of the contract are-16,000 cash, porh.and 12,009 casks beef, mak.
by Callaghan and Co. of Cork, at 71. 12a. 6d. all round.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Fttrimir, SEPT. !3.
Our supplies this week consist of 3,100 sacks flour, 3,000 guars
ten wheat, 21900 quarters barley, and 2.550 quarters oats. The
few sales effected of wheat today were on terms fully equal to
Monday. Pine maltiog barley sold readily at Monday's currency.
As our buyers arc looking out for a good supply of oats, they hold
off from purchasing, except 'lemony obliges them, therefore thi.
article was dull sale this morning, at Monday's prices. Beans and
pease were each full as dear as on Monday. Rapeseed scarce and
rather dearer, but linseed dull side and a trifle cheaper.

UXBRIDGE.
Cora lIIIINTWei ROAM, 8s TT. 22.
Wheat, per load - - • 171 Oa to 1W Oa
Ditto (New) 4 • - IGI Ut to 211 10.
Barley, per quartet • 21 2. to 21 Ba
Oats - . - - - 11 61 to 11 13.
Beans - • - - . 21 Bs to 21 Ila
Peas . - • - 21 as to 21 12.
Nye - - - • . 21 Jr to 21 12.

Wheat -
New .
Barley •

BERKB, Sr.rT. 22.
- 470 to 780 I Oats . 2rts to :Ss
. to --a Beans

62s to 119 s
-38 s to 48s I Peas • 62s to bis
Bread, yet gallon, Is Eld to la 8d