The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-09 00:00:00

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COAL MARKET, Oct. 8.
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[From tho Londoie New Price Correct.]
FRIDAY. OCT. C.

COTTON.—The purchases this week are alrwitYl.faiiib•ga,
of
price' a shade under the India sale prices; Bengali. eid.: curates
611. for the lowest qualities. The accounts from Liverpool mate
that market heavy.
SUGAR.—The accumulation of the stock of Sews prevents
the usual purchases. The market has been exceeding,e heavy all
the week, and several sales have been made at a further reduction;
free brown Demerara at Ms. There has been more business doing
this week in Relined goods, owing to the reduction in the prices;
the general quotation of Lumps Is 7fis. and 775. ; some tine crashed
Supra are reported at very low rates; Molasses brisk at 2th. The
inquiries after Foreign Sugars continue extensive ; yellow Ihro.
nab. 211 s. Bd.
HOPS.—The market Is now well supplied with new Hops,
which have met a ready sale at improved prices. The picking is
nearly finished, and the quantity, it is probable, will fall ahon of
the present estimate. There is no disposition to force sales on the
part of the growers, and Hops of colour and quality are likely to
maintain 12115., the present currency. Sussex Pockets, 955.; Kents
100 s. to 131 s.

RUM, BRANDY, and 11OLLAND3.—There is no alteration
in the Rum market; some parcels of low Leewards have been
purchased at Is. 3d. and Is. 30.; but the general currency is tint
so low, few or no parcels offer under Is. 31d. The accounts from
France would (in a healthy state of the market) have raised the
prices of Brandy very considerably, but front the convulsion
frontfailures, there is little business doing; it is, however, difh.
cult to purchase parcels housed at 2s. 7d. In Geneva no sales are
reported.
WlNE.—Accounts have been rmeived frnm Porto, dated 2Sth
September, stating that considerable rain had fallen, and which
had injured the vintage very materially; but the reports respecting
the extent of the injury done are vsrious.
TALLOW.—The market continues heavy; yellow candle
Tallow of 1823 may be quoted to-day at its. a 31a. 3d. ; new at
345. 6d. a 345. 9d.
OILS.--At length accounts have been received of the Davis
Straits' fishery. The vessels average 85 tuns each, and the report
is considered to be so very unfavourable, that VIM this hays
advanced It. The nearest quotation of Greenland Oil is to.
day W.
PIMENTO.—The demand has not been so general and citele
sire; the/price of good quality is now Bad. a Bid.

BIRTH.
TburidaY. at Surbiton House, Kingston, Surrey, the Lay oS
Mr. Alderman Hama, the Lord Mayor elect, of a eon.

MARRIED.

On Thursday, W. B. Proe ' (Barry Corim%) to 51111
Anne Benson skepptr, eldest daughter of Basil Montague, Egh
of IledfonLiquare.
At Wilton, near Taunton, Captain Loftus Owen, of the 731
regiment, to Mary Sophia, youngest daughter of the Ist* tiener.il
Sir Anthony Torrington, Met. of Blackheath.
At Dedham, Essex, on the sth inst. Omer Round, Esq. of Let.
den, to Margaret, daughter of the late Maim-General Burthwick,
of Shooter's 11111, Kent.
On the 7th inst. at Edmonton, William Laddinatao, Esq. of
k'etulam-buildings, tiray's Inn, to Frances Elisabeth, eldest
daughter of E. Lee, Esq. of the former place.
On the 4th cat-rent, at Carltot-place, by the Rev. Mr. Whits.
of Kilmarnock, Thomas Galbrai,h 6,g.113. EM. M.D., Surgeon d
the sth Dragoou ()tiaras, to Mrs. Marion Ann Snell/mai, relict of
John Buchanan, Esq. of Ladrishmore.