The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-10 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL. REPORT, Orronaß 6.

The COTTON market has been very fiat this week, hut
there is little alteration in pricer, except in D an rr rr and
Rarbadoes, which sol.l at public sale yesterday 1.1. • Id. per
-lb. lower. The cabs are 4,300 bags, and consist of 1,600
Rowed* at 9.1. • I Id., and • few at 81.1. 600 Orleans at
94. a 111.1., and a few at 121 d. a 13.1. ; 140 Trammels* at
81d. a 91.1.; 500 Sea Islands at 14.1. • 18#d, and a few at
211.1. ; 60 stained at 1011. a 12d ; 140 Pernama at
121 d. a 13d. ; 250 Bahia, at 112.1. a 12d. ; 30 31aranhauss at
121 d. ; 20 Pares al up ; 150 Milla Genies at 91,1. • 101.1.;
300 e at 1101 d. a 121 d.; 110 Raibadnes at
91d. a 101.1.; s 0 Cartkagenam at 71.1. a Bd.; 10 Cabins at
10d.; 130.Surats at 71d. • 81.1.; 220 Bengal. at 61d. a 71d.
per lb. The import this week is 3,960 bags, viz. United
Slates 808 bags, Brasil 2,391 bags, Gibraltar 761 bar.
Brown and middling descriptions of Sugar are extremely
dull, and base sold fully Is. lower this week ; moist brow,,
Demerara brought at public sale only 505.; dry brown Dense.
rare and Jamaica 525. a 54a. and middling 565. a 6?..; but
good qualities maintain full prices; the quantity takers out
of the market is 1,000 casks: in East India nothing done ; the
only transaction in foreign Sugar is a sale by private of 100
boxes of good yellow Havannah at 265. 6d. We reduce our
quotations of Molasses, which has sold at 19.. a 19s 6d. forlfair
to good Demerara. Coffee remains in the same dull stale as
noticed in our last, and the prices are almost mossiest ; of
Iwo public sales attempted on Thursday, only a few lots of
the fine middling Dutch found buyers at 1225. and the re-
mainder of the Dutch, which was of ordinary quality, was
taken in for want of buyers, as well as the Domingo, for
which 925. 3d. was offered for ordinary quality. We
have bad a partial inquiry fur Pimento, and there being
very little in the market, an advance of Nearly Id. per lb.
has been paid for • few lots, viz. 84.1. • 81.1. for middling to
good. Rums are very dull, and little ham been done, except
at • public sale of indifferent, which brought for Demerara
U. P. Is. Id. a Is. 2J.3 • 4 0. P. Is. 3.1. and fur Jamaica
14 0. P. la. 3d. and 18 • 20 0. P. Is. 5d.; by private Ja-
maica 16 0. P. have brought 2s. Rice is ia limited demand,
and only a few casks of inferior Carolina have been taken at
14s. 9d. Logwood is held stiffly; and Jamaica of good quality
has brought 91 ; Jamaica Filatic 6/.65., and the Spanish 51.5..
There is a fair inquiry fur Ashes; Boston mad New York
Pots have sold at 395. • 39..6.1.; Pearls at 395. 6d. ; Mow-
treat Pots at 328.6 J., and Pearls at 375. 3.1. The trade take
the Hides that are offering freely at our prices; the sales
this week are B. A. 0i of good quality at 101 d. a Illd.
per Ib , and Ham at 65.7,1. a 79.5 d. each.
Fur Tobacco there has ant bees much demand this week.
but prices are, if any thing, 'wiser stiffa, particularly in the
finer qualities, on which • small advance has beers paid. The
sales in Wheat since our last have been limited, sad the
quality •f the new sample. being generally very inferior,
lower prices have been submitted to in these deiscriptious ;
good old Wheat has diaiutained, on the whole, nearly the
same prices. Oats have been in fair request at 2J. to 3d.
per bushel reduction. For fresh American Flour, in bond,
for export, there is scarcely any demand, but we du sod
notice any alteration in price.. Sicily Maniac continues Is
go off in mall lota at 19s. to 19s. 6d. per cwt.

Om.—The Zephyr, of Hull, has arrived a full ship from
the Straits, and gives a very much improved acco•nt of the
other vessels. The price of Oil bad fallen at Hull to •221. •
211. per ton : in this market scarce any business has bee•
done; there are sellers at 23/. hut not any buyers beyond
211. Seed Oils are steady. Whale Fins are offered at lower
prices, without finding buyers st rear the present quotations,
which mast be considered altogether nominal.
REFINED SUGAR.—There has not been much demand, but
prices remain steady; ordinary large lumps fur the Ham.
burgh market, and better qualities fur crushing and the
Hume Trade, constitute the chief part of the sales. Molasses
have bees in brisk demand.

FuutT.—The first importation of new Fruit was brought
to auction on Friday last.consistieg chiefly of Muscatel Rai-
sins; the demand was very heavy, owing chiefly to the quan-
tity of fine old still remaining on hand, and only a few lots in
half sad quarter boxes were disposed of at 8/. 10s. to 61.165.
per eat, the boxes were taken is at 8/.