The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-05 00:00:00

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4117--COAL MARKET. Action. A.
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[From the London Neto Price Current, of Friday, August 4.
COTTON.-The demand for Cotton early in the week was
checked by the holders asking a small advance ; it has in some in-
stances been compiled with, and Surats have sold at Md.. which is
a price not realized for many weeks preceding. The sales for the
week ending last night inclusive, are about 3,1011 bags ; nearly the
whole for export ; the particulars are-2300 Surats 40. a sltt.;
390 Bengals 43d. a 4,;d. ; 380 Pernams 10d. and 100. in bond ;
and, duty paid, 30 Boweds GO. At a late hour to-day 1100 Ben.
gals sold 43d. a sd.
Extract of a letter dated Liverpool, 3d August :-" The sales
for the first three days in this week average above 1,5110 bags Cot-
ton to the trade ; owing to the accounts from Manchester being
more favourable, the demand fur goods and twist was pretty ge-
neral, but at low prices."
SUGA 11.-T lie demand for Muscosades during the week has
been steady; the sales considerable, but without the slightest eerie-
tion in the prices. The market must still be stated to have a lan-
guid appearance. In the Refined trade there is little new to re-
mark ; the wholesale grocers continue to take considerable parcels
for the home consumption of the country ; the prices are little
varied ; there are inquiries made by the shippers, but no purchases
of any extent are yet reported ; the Mediterranean houses are the
greatest purchasers lately. Molasses are 245. 6d. The purchases
of Foreign Sugars by private contract that have transpired are
about 300 chests Brasil; Grey and White 295. a 355., and some
Yellow Ilavannah about 31s. or 31s. 6d.
COFFEE...-The Coffee market continues to have a firm appear-
ance ; the prices are gradually improving, and every advance con.
tinues to be maintained. From the late greatest depression of the
Coffee market, we estimate the advance generally 5-. per cwt.;,
several descriptions are 6s. a Bs. advanced on the lowest point of the'
market ; the qualities most improved are the good ordinary, fine
ordinary, and low middling British Plantatiot, particularly the
coloury Coffee, which may be stated in this proportion :-Good
ordinary at the greatest depression, 435. a 445. now selling at 48s. a
SOs. ; fine ordinary, fimncrly 508. a 525. now worth ilia. a 511 s. ;
low middling and all coloury Coffee in the same proportion. -St.
Domingo, which sold at 425., realized yesterday 4691. in considerable
parcels. The public sale to-day consisted of 155 casks Jamaica
Coffee; middling, which, according to yesterday's sale sold at 7th3.
a 725., realized 735. and 745. ; and inferior, which was rated at
675. and 68a., sold at 695. Oil. at d 725. We make a further advance
on coloury Jamaica Coffee this day of 2s. per cwt., in addition to
the improvement we have previously noticed; some good ordinary
Jamaica sold at 51s. lid. a 535. lid. ; St. Domingo, good ordinary,
was yesterday 4fis.; to-day there are no sales.
TOBACCO=The purchases of Tobacco are inconsiderable ; hut
there are renewed inquiries, particularly for the North of Europe,
which may probably lead to transactions of some extent. About
100 hhds. Virginia, we understand, were bought yesterday at 30.
a 30. By public sale this forenoon, 18 hhda. Amerafoorth To-
bacco good, and 12 chests very ordinary St. Domingo, all taken in.
RUM, BRANDY, and 1101. LANDS.-The inquiries after
Rum are general and extensive; a considerable number of ship-
ping orders have been executed, particularly in Leeward, about
pivots, at Is. Ild. a 2e. ; but we believe no parcels of any extent
under proofs could be purchased under 25., and the orders at lower
limits unexecuted are reported to be very considerable. :\ purchase
to some extent is reported to be ma by an eminent Irish house ;
we believe it is taken on speculation. Strong Jamaica Rum, for
duty, Is also in good demand l 30 over has sold at 31. Id. ; and 33
ove-, of fine quality, 3s. Ad. The purchases of Brandy and Geneva
are confined to small parcels to the trade, the former, of 1825, at
3s. 9d. a 3s. Iod. ; the latter, pale, at 21. 4d., and parcels of Ge-
neva, from Bremen and Ilamburgh, at 2s.
INDIGO.-The demand for Indigo continues general ; picked
Parcels command a premium of 3d. a 44. per lb., the others about
the East India Ilouse sale prices.
SPICES.-There continues to be some demand for Pepper at
44.; light and unsifted at 4d.; for other Spices there have been
considerable inquiries, but few purchases to any extent.
110 PS.-There is no alteration in Hope, the few of 1825 offering
are about 104. ; of 1824, 71.
WOOL-There is some demand for Wool; the quantity of
goods manufactured and on sale is inconsiderable.
TA LLOW.-Tbe Tallow market is little varied; new 335. fid.
a 345.

T. Itaapaa, Tystradgunlais, Breconahire, dealer, Sept. 2, J, and 5. at
11, at the Public Rooms, Burrows, Swansea. Solicitors, Messrs. Goren
and Price. Orchard-sheet; Portman-square ; and Mr. J. J. Pelee, Stratrata.
DIVIDENDS.
Augusta. 1. V7hite, Holland Wyse' Isleworth, sohdOlmaster, at 2, at
the -Bankrupts' Court—August J. Cornet', Beauchamp. Mesta, shop-
keeper, at 12, at the Ranknipts' Court—August 211. D. Leiria, Lan-peter
Panstephen, Cardiganshire, innkeeper. at 10, at the Bagekrupts' Court—
August 31. W. Symonds Stowmarket, Sul'olk, miller, at the iing's
Head Inn, Stowmarket—Lguse 25. F. Phillips and W. Catforth, Ovid.
smith-street, Wood-street, Cheapside, warehotuemen, at la, at the B.arik-
rupts' Court—August 20. Z. Hulthin, Catharine-court, Tower-hill, trier-
' thant, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—August 2.i. E. Lawson, Brown's-
!lane, Spitaltlelds, currier, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—August 1.C., J.
Emerson and S. S. Emerson, WhitettspeLload, corn-factors, at 12, at
the Bankrupts' Court—September 22. B. Hoitsfield, Whlae Horse-yard,
Drury-lane, woollen-draper, at 10, at the Bankmpti' Cuurt—December 3.
T. Hallman, Old liund-street, tailor, at 10, at the Banktupts' Court—
August SI. J. Corbett, Birmingham, carrier, at 12,- at the Royal Hote,,
Birmingham—August 25. H. Bitteklec. Csiabrklge, bricklayer, at 11, at
the Hoop Inn, Cambridge--Angnst 30. W. Moody, Leeds, joiner, at 10,
at the Court-house, Leeds—Amend 30. T. Webb, tiew Sarum, Wiltshire,
baker, at 11, at the White Hart Ina, Newßarum—Augn.t 29. S. '.'aughsi,
Pool, :.-lontguateryshire, builder, at 11, at the Royal Oak Inn, Pout—
August J. G. Bum, Maidstoue, pastry-cook, at 12, at the Bankrupts'
Court—August 25. J. White, Privets-street, upholder, at li, at the
Bankrupts' Covert—August 31. J. Moore, self. Burnley, Lancashire, cot-
ton-spinner, at 3, at the Black Bull Liu, Burnley—September I. G. Hal-
gate sad T. Holuate, Burnley, Lancashire, bankers, at 10, at the Black
Ball Inn, Burnley—Auguit 211. R. Owen, Warriiigton, Lancashire, corn.
dealer, at 12, at the George tan, Lirerpool—Augu,t 25. P. Meisent, Al-
dermanbuty, MIL- Manufacturer, at 10, at the Itankrupte Court.
CERTIFICATES, Alto. 23.

J. Ryder. Ltverpool,4roiser•L-C. ShelfHarringtonll, WorcestmL
abler, Johnson, Kire4 ihnialey, Gloucestershire. wool-brukea
•--T. Nowatis Therrainsry, Gloucestershire, grocer—W. J. MOM, t: Lion:
street, Southwark, victualler—J. Leech, Hurstbourne Priors, Southamp-
tn, corn-dealer—R. Scsmmell, Prome eel,Vood, Somersetittlre, el:Abler
—W. Webb, Salisbury-street, Strand, wine and brandy-mereluit--F.
Pearson, Sheffield, Ybrkshire, edge-tool-maker—G. Ltickeedike, Hudders-
field, Yorkshire, Innkeeper—P. Jackman the younger, Co'ford, GlOncester-
shire, rilk-thmwster—W. G Luncashhe, plum-
ber and glazier—F. Von Roy, Kinpton-upon-Hall, merchaol—J. Neale,
Leicester, victualler and coach-proprietor—G. Morley, New York, Ame-
rica. merchant—G. Beardmore, Bursitis, Staffordshire, builder—T. W.
Eitel:l,4dd. Leeds, H. Briggs, Blackwood, in Sowerby, H. dispatch', Bur-
ley, and H. Stansfeld, Burley, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants—T. (Jointer,
Bedford-street, Covent-garden, bookbinder, printseller, and publielser—r
D. Hetherington, Ring-street, Cheapvide, warehousentan—W. Gruhaini
Angel-court, Throginorton-strect,upholsterer.