The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-11 00:00:00

[From the Loudon Near Price Ciercnt,Dic. 10.1

COTTON.—The sales of Cotton this week are not extensive ;
there uno alteration in the prices. The accounts from Liverpool
to-day are rather favourable; sales on Wednesday, 1,000 bags:
there was no variation in the curuncy.
COFFEE.—The public sales of Coffee this week have been in.
considerable ; there has ken no alteratiou whatever in the prices;
• parcel of St. Domingo was taken in at COL, and, we believe,
aft Cal. offered and refused. By public sale this forenoon, a
small parcel of St. Domingo Coffee sold at Ns. Gd. fair quality ;
the damaged 514. ; no purchases by private contract are reported.
SCOAIL—The Sugar market during the week has remained
very steady ; the business done is not on an extensive stale ; there
is no alteraMm whatever in the prices. Two public sales of
St. Lucia Sugars were brought forward on Tuesday last, but as
they were of soft low quality it was anticipated the market would
be lower, as these are the descriptions which are most heavy, and
have been pressed upon the market for a length of time ; the
reverse wait, however, the case ; the whole sold freely, 51s. Gd. a
53a. for the low brown, up to 625. for good quality : the sales had
rather a favourable effect. In Relined goods there is little alters-
don to notice ; crushed continues inquired after, and the prices are,
cr.mporatively with other Sugars, very low ; there is no alteration
whatever in the prices of Refined goods. 31olasses are brisk at
21;s. 6,1. The inquiries aft a. Foreign Sugars, by private contract,
have been considerable, but few actual purrb>us have been
reported.
TEA.—The Tea gale at the India House is expected to finish on
Monday ; the quotations are regulated by the prices obtained.
COCOA-11y public sale sale on Tuesday, 1*.13 bags Trinidad
Cocos ; good quality sold 745. &Ma.
F demand continues very extensive for the common
descriptions, and some large sales have been made privately ; a
cargo of Denies and Valenttas was sold last week, the former at
3$L, the latter 511 s. ; and another cargo is reported to have been
sold since at about the saute prices. A public sale was brought
forward yesterday, consisting of 11.1147 boxes, 1,346 half ditto, and
3.470 half baskets Old Valentia Raisins, the whole of which were
taken in from 46.+. to 414., and 230 Ws. New Red Smyrna Raisins,
damaged: all sold briskly from Ida. to 491.; some sales have been
made privately at 50s. fur sound ; Turkey Figs continue to be
taken off in parcels, by private contract, at the former prices.
OlLS.—There is little doing in Fish Oils, prices remain
stationary ; in Rape and Linseed Oils there is much briskness at
our quotations, for future delivery.
NAVAL STORES.—Turpentine firmly maintains its price.
The only parcel of Rough in first hands, about 900 brls., has been
purchased by the trade at 13a. Spirits, for the season, in good
demand ;no sellers outlet 635. In Tar, Pitch, &c. there is no
alteration.

11l jl, BRANDY, sod HOLLANDS.—There is no alters.
tloa in the Rum market ; it is difficult to sell proofs at la. 4d. yet
toe market currency must still be quoted Is. 30. a I*. 4d. foe
proofs and under, but there Is very little doing. Brandy 000tioues
tint) • the best marks housed 3s. a 3e. Id. lu Oeneva no pur.
chase are reported.
RICE..—The demand for Rice continues general and extensive ;
ordinary white Bengal yesterday realised 16s. ; Carolina may be
quoted 365. a 311 s. At the close of the market to-day the demand
for Rice was most extensive and gtrieral; Bengal may be quoted
Ills. a ?Is., saes at 17s. and Ills. reported, and fora good parcel
Ins. has been refused. It is reported Rice will be selected as an
export for the buffeters in Germany. The Committees have already
raised a large sum of money in London by subscription.
SPICEs.—The demand for Nutmegs, which has lately been so
genixal and brisk, is completely suspended ; no purchases are re-
ported tOr several days;, the nominal price is 4s. 24. a 4s. 4d.
t loves have been in eons:amble request at advancing prices ; in
other Spices there Is little variation.
'IA 1, LO %V.—The Tallow market early in the week had every
appearance of an improvement, but the arrivals, which are tnn-
siderable, checked the anticipated advance ; 355. 6d. a 355. lid. was
the currency, but to-day the nearest price is 355. 6d. a 355. 3d. At
the close of the market to-day Tallow appears on the revival ; the
only price 355. lid.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
AT TUE AAAAA UM. COCUT, 111ASINGHALL-ITIZHT,

THIS DAT.

TIMID 11110ETIXOS. U.
Pawn, J. Ozfonl.street, orange-merchant - 10
Faunderoy. H. Bernirs.street, St. Alary-la.bonne, banker 10
Hickson. M. 3larchester, draper and tailor . - 1
Lloyd, P. Great burrepatreet, Blackfriars-road, Surrey, malt.
factor - - - 11
Marsh, W. ittraeey, J. 11. Faunderoy, H. and Graham, G. E.
Banes-street, :wt. 31a:74a-bonne, bankers . - 10
Valle, W. Newington.causeway, Surrey, draper . . 11

SECOND 111EZTINGS.
AdSISS, J. Pavement, kloorfields, cabinet-maker . . 10
Ilimr, H. and J. Ilbsidiord Forum, Dorsetshire, mercers 12
CriWdoek, J. Albany-mad, Camberell, carpenter - . 12
laireloth, W. anal Turk, W. Great Tower-strest, wins.
.
merchants . . . I
.
Greening, W. Hampstead, carpenter - . 12
Haim. C. (iarlord-street, Lunehouse-hole, ship-chandler 11
Levy. J. Smith's-buildings, Goodman's-tit-16, leather.
etcrchant - - . . 12
Lewin, It. klansell-street, Ooodman's.fielda, coal-merchant 10
Net; S. Soutbamptcm-strect. Strand, bill-broker - 10
Sanders,. W. Wood-atreet, Cheapside, and Coventry, ribbon.
..

. .
inanufarurer - - - - -1!
Shaw, T. Southampton. wine-merchant - - - II
Wm. C. Crown-court, Bra:A-street, merchant and insurance le
- broker - • - lo
Thompson. C. F. Wood-street, Cheapsitis, silk.manufacturer 12
Walk, W. tiors-row. Hamrstead-road, rectifier - - I o
‘Vragg, T. Belle Isk, 31aiden-lane, Islington, brewer • 12

SI'ORTINuIN
—....
HUNTING APPOINTMENTs.

Mr. eynell's llounds will meet onMunday at Brad'ir
pas
dayt at
te Eton Wood, and on Saturday at Lorley Park—at 142.
a.
Sir George Sitwell's fox-hounds will meet es Tanis, it
Stoney Houghton Bar, and Friday at Brightside Bridge—at 42 o'clock each morning.
Sir Richard Pulenton's fox-hounds will meet on Nadal
Edge Hall, and on Friday at Carden—at eleven.
The Cottennere Hounds meet on 31onday the 13th at Ont.
Wood, on Tuesday the leth at Castle Bytham, and On Tnarai:
the ll.rh at Empingharn Wood, at a quarter before 11. —7
Earl Fitzwillinni's Blonds meet on .Monday the lich at fis
Gorse, on Tues,:ny the 11th at Norwood, and on Thursday tbej4 at Hamwell Castle, at ten.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds meet on :Monday the 13.11 at
ley ; on Wednesday the 13th at Barrow Black 31ould; on f;217.
the
Dale 17th
at at Laughion Village; and on Saturday the Elio at
F 5
s, leven.
Br !crow Br xT.—Sir Richard Sutton's Hounds meet on ph
day the 13th at Wickenby Village, on Tuesday the 11th at
grove
caa. Woad; on Thursday the Inth at Mr. (lance's
house on the Newark-road; and on Saturday the 11;th at. oe-n; House, at eleven.
The South lVold Subscription Hounds meet on Tuesday
11th at Reveahy ; on Thursday the Irdh at Market Staintni; ala on Saturday the 18t hat the Tower on the Moor, at elem.
The Vale Harriers will meet on Tuesday the letL Lenart,'" Bruce; and on Saturday the Illth at Marsh Copse.