The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-12 00:00:00

NOIVV AMERICAN PRODUCE.

STOCK OF TOBACCO AT LONDON, Siringlittit ?,
i MO. 1021.
Virginia, Kentucky, dsc
Maryland l9B
East India

ROUEN TURPENTINE remain Irmo, a puree of 1,71* bar-
rels has hems sold something seder 1:34., mod 1,000 burets%
expected to attire very gorily, ►ave also been sold at lbs.
per awl.

LIVERPOOL. REPORT, 22,221211 ER 0
The Cotton market continue. very doll, but without altere•
lion in prices. The sales are 4,700 bags, and consist of
1,820 Bowed. at Sad. a 1041 d. ; 350 Orleans at Sad. a 11*d.,
and a few at k2d. ; 10 Tennessee. at Sad. ; 310 Alabama. al
fd. a 91d. ; 420 Sea Islands at 131.1 a 21d., and • few at
2.. 011 d. ; 470 Perusals at ltd. a 12ad , and • few at 13d.;
280 Bahia' at llad. • 121 d. ; 170 &Uranium" at 110. a
11 Ad.; l6Paraa at Had. ; 570 Nina Genes at 90. a 10. V.;
30 Demerara. at 123 d. ; 100 Carthagenas at 734. a 7jd.;
and 1120 Bengal, at fad. a 70. per lb. The amour.. are
Demerara 648 bags, West India 391 bag., New Orleans 992
bags, Charleston 1,165 bags, other parts of U S. 4,144 bags,
Brazil 6,015 bags, Lisbon 656 bags—total 14,011.
The sales of plantation Sugar ibis week base gone off
heavily, and of 1,000 casks offered, only 750 found buyers
at a decline of ls. on the low middling and brow. qualities,
but the better deseriptions beiag scarce base supported
former priees • 1,200. bags E. I. were taken by dot grocers
yesterday at U.. a 71s. for good to fine yellow, and 745. a
795. Bd. for good white; we are without any demand for
foreign surts. A few puncheons of good St. Vincent Mu-
lasses have brought by auction 245. a 245. Id.
A sale of 150 casks Jamaica Coffee un %Vednesday went
off without much variatiou in prices; the grocers were the
principal buyers at 100 s. a 101.. fur ordinary, sod 1051. a
108 s. fur clean good ordinary: the demand by private treaty
is very limited, and only a few bags of very good Si. Do-
mingo hate been taken for shipment at Ills. We have more
inquiry Co. Rice; Carolina of ordinary to middling quality
has sold at 13s. 6d. a IS., flue at 18s. Of 1,000 bags of
Bengal offend at auction yesterday, a few lots were sold at
an advance of Is., say 13s. • 14s. for fair to good quality.
200 bags of fair Para Cocoa have been bought as low as
425. fol., hut there is no more offering at this reduced price.
In Pimento and Ginger nothing has beets done.
Rums are dell; old Jamaica 14 a 16 O.P. have sold at
2s. 7(1. • Is. Sd., re* Demeraras 10 a 20 O.P. at 15.9t1. •
Is. 10d., and 28 O.P. at 2..

Nothing bas been dose in Dyewoods. Stales' Aabes are
in demand for export, and Pots bring 38s. a 3%., and Pearls
395. ed. Hides are without alteration.
For Tobacco there has been a good demand this week, bet
the sales have been confined to middling to good parcels of
Virginia, of the recent imports, of which 70 hhds. Leaf
have been taken for export and the Irish market, at did. to
ed. and about 65 Islids. stemmed by the trade at 3d. to bid.
per lb. Owing to the unsettled state of the weather, and
accounts of injury sustained thereby to the crops of Coro,
there has beau during the week a very animated demand for
Wheat, and to a cousiderable extent have been made at as
advance of Is. to Is. 3d. per bushel. Bonded Wheat has
also been in request, and souse parcels of Dantsig have
been disposed of, though holders generally decline ingVing at
present. Oats, sod other descriptions of Gni.' have