The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-03-17 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL REPORT, fleece 13, 1919•

There has beets a good demand for Curio@ during the
week Ist imploring priest', particularly fur Brazils, which are
fol. per lb. higher. The sales (almost eXeillSirely to the
trade) amount to 12.000 bap, and coexist of 5,100 Bowed,
at 131 d. a 16d.; 820 Orleans 14d. a 144.; 10 Tennessee@
12111. ; 380 Sea Islands ts. 4.1. a 3s. 64., and 81 stained 184.
• 201 d.; 1,461 Pennons 161 d. a 141 d.; 1,060 Babies 16 lil.
a Ind..; 1,700 Mentalism' 17d. • 16.1.; 20 Pares 164.; 650
Mina Geraes 15d. a 16d.; 100 Demerara" 17d. a 19d ; 20
Dominos 15d.; 90 Carthagenas I2d a 13(1.; 300 Swats
714. a 12d.; 282 Bengali Gd. a 9d. The imports are 1,690
United States. .
The Sugar market continues in a very dull slate, and 200
bhds. of good middling to good Jamaica' (the only Sugar
offered at public sale) went off.heavily ; the Inferior descrip-
tions are still quite neglected, and the quantity sold is only
300 casks, at a reduction of Is. per cwt. One huniirril pun.
citrons of Demerara Molasses were taken in at a public sale
of 30s. for want of buyers. Of 45 chests of Brazil Suzar
offered at auction, 22 chests of strong Bahia* sold at 374,
fur very good brown, and 475. 64. for middling whites; the
remainder, consisting of Pernambuccos with colour, but
rather "aft, were tskeu in at 445. to 495. for low to fair
whites. In the early part of ,be week 400 bags of very or-
! &nary and mixed Domingo Coffee were wild for money at
1 117 s. a 117 s. 3d , suit 120 bags of Dutch al 1134 0.1. fur
ordinary, and 12145. IM. fur fine ordinary, awl there has
' been but little done in the article since: good ordinary Do-
iming" is offered at 120 s. without finding buyers 'the de-
tumid fur Rice is limited, RIM wily a law small parcels of
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new Carolina have sold at 28s. a 30s. and of Bengal at If's.
fur very ordinary to 22‘.6d. for good. In Pimeuto, Cocoa,
and Ginger nothiug doing. Rums are without alteration.
Campearhy Logwood has sold at 91. and 90 tons of Para
I Fustie at 41. lits. in bond; in sober sorts of Dr...wards there
I has been but little duce. We have had a heifer denials', for
Turpentine, of which 1,600 barrels have brought 12s. 3il. to
; 12c. 641. fur middling, and 13s. 64. fur good. Americas, Tar
has sold nt 14s. 6.1. a 17s. Hides partake of the general
dullness of the market, and we reduce nor quotations tit per
lb. ; 5,000 II A. of middling to fair quality, lint light, bare
I been disposed of at 7d. a 711 Tallow reusable; without til-
t loath's,.
I. There has been • steady demand for Wheat since our last,
I bitt the sales have smut been extensive, sod pm,s remain
iwithout alteration. American Floor leas beet, in request,
• and some quantity has beets taken, principally by the deal-
ers, at 334. to 365. for old importations. Sour Flour met t•
with purchasers at 325. 6d. to 355. per barrel, according to

qualify.
There Las been rather more business done in Pot Ashea,
some parcels of 51tnitrea1s, that were pressing on the malice",
having been purchased it 455: to item per eat. but Or de.
tumid is by no nirans general; in New Yorks or Rosins's we
have heard of no Rake. The inquiry fur Nail Ashes still
continues limited, and purchases may now be made lull
per cat. lower.