The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-28 00:00:00

MARKETS.

[From the London Neu Price Current)
COTTON.—There was more business by private contract Mat
week, and shout 900 bales have been sold, viz.—.9o Pernams 10ed. ;
70 Boweds 7d. a ad. ; 210 Surat* eid. a sed. ; 400 Bengali a
bid, in bond ; and, duty paid, 200 Egyptians 7/el. a led.
The East India Counpany'e sale on Friday was thinly attended ;
the Bengali, which were of ordinary quality, were all bought in at
rad. ; fur the Sunlit there was an export demand, about two-thirds
sold, rather below the prices übteineel by private contract.
SIAM R.—The Sugar market, after the day of our publicatitm
(Tuesday) last week, became heavy, and the purchases reported by
private contract were trivial till towards the clue of Friday, when
the sales were considerable; there was no alteration in the prices.
The Sugar market opened this morning with rather a heavy ap-
pearance; the stock of Museovailes is nearly the same as in 1825,the
deliveries are also to about the same extent, with the exception of
Mauritius, of which the delivates for the home consumption or
the country are still very considerable, and appear increasing, as
the quality is much apprneed of ; last week 2692 bags wee tie.
livered for home use. The demand for Muscovatles appeared to
increase considerably towards the close of the market to-day ; we
estimate the axles above I,oolllllalti., at steady prices ; two paree:s
were taken for export ; the 120 hhtle. Barbadoes sold steadily kis.
a 665. ; we make no alteration in the currency. There has lately
been a new feature in our markets, the Foreign houses purch.aseri:.
considerable pi:eels of raw Sugar for relining on. the Continent,
owing, no doubt, to the reduction of the bounty on Refined, a inch
takes place the sth proximo ; the exports of raw, we have observed
for several weeks past, being a consequence of those treasures by
the Ministers destructive to the trade of England. In the Refined
market last week there was great briskness in low goods ; lumps.
loaves and crashed, arid all descriptions suitable for export ; these
I orders, which are extensive, has been delayed tiil a late day, in the
expecation of lower prices, and now they must be peremptorily
I carried into execution previously to the sth proximo, when the re:.
(faction of the bounty takes place ; the prices were a shade higher
all goods suitable for the home consumption were heavy and rather
lower. Alolasees advanced to 245. 6d. and were brisk. The re.
fined trade is again brisk this morning, particularly in the export
demand ; the wholesalc grocers appear also to pay attention to the
rapid decrease of the stock ; they have purchased tn.day for 'he
home consumption of the country to a considerable extent. Mo.
lasses are brisk at 25t.

COFFEE.—The public sales o: Priti•h Plantation Coffee last
week went rather heavily, but there was no alteration in the cur.
rency. The foreign descriptions sal lower good ordinary St.
Doiningo 475. tid.; good ordinary Brazil 475. and 47e. Rd. The
Coffee market appeared to be greatly afrected by the accoun:s
from Holland. that the Netherland Company had declared nutty
30.000 hags Coffee for sale : on the 19th proximo. at Antwerp.
19,0110 bags; and at Rotterdam, 9th August, 11.1100 bags. The
publics des of Coffee to-day consisted of 247 casks 2•t bags British
Plantation, 200 bags St. Domingo ; the former sold 2s. higher .
low middling Qs. ; middling Rik. a 77A.; good miadling
71is. Gd. a Mo. ; the St. Domingo sold rather lower ; good ordinary
col ,ury 411.. a 484. rid.
SALTPETRE:—By public sale on Friday, 4,143 bags (re.
fraction will be allowed). sold 20*. a 20s. Rd.
• HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Tallow market cen.
tinuca very dull ; Tallow is 324. 6d. sellers. Hemp 404 Flaw at
nominal quotations.
011. S.—The mike' is heavy, but on account of the reductd
• stork, the prices are maintained.
TE A.—'f here is nothing doing in the Tea market since the sale;
the prices are unvaried.

SPICES. &e—By public sale yesterday, good light Pepper .q.l.
fair Caitsia Lignes NI. 2s. a M. 3.. middling Bengal Turmeric 22..
RUM. BRANDY, anti !JOLLA NDS.—The request tar tine
Rums continues, anti as several pared. have been brought to 'oar.*
ket, sales are reported of favourite mark. 3s ful. a :is. skl. brown
3s. 4d. ; sonic small parcels Eeewards. proofs. and a little over, are
reported sold at Is lid. per imperi gallon.—Brandy is heavy and
lower ; a few partial sales are stated 3s. 11,1. old, and 3s. 7d. new
per gallon.—Deneva is unvarird. At a late hour to-day there were
more inquiries for Rum, owing to the continued 417nught, which is
stated to have affected the Barley crop. so much that specdattotz
in Spirits has already commenced in irrland.

Hazard and Co. respectfully remind the Public that the•
period which terminates all Lotteries is I.s' The
great demand has already caused an advance'
and Shares, and a fur,hcr r'so will shortly tat
purchase is therefore recommenkted. Hr
Contractors. have formed a brilli,at
Prizes of 30 OWL! All in Otis Day, _
End for Ever. Hazard and CO. sold
30,0001. Prizes; and within these few
in On* Day.—Royal Exchange-gatet
fad-street.

en ni f.st appconching. The
dvance in the price of Tickets
rtly take place ; an immediate !
. Hazard and Co., as join;
It Scheme, containing Sin ,
, July 18th, when loatteties 9
told in one I,.ttety All the
weeks, Three 20,0001. Prig-a
1 2d, C'orntaill; and 324, Qs.
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