The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-26 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCJ

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY., Pre. 24.
The demand for British Plantation Sugar this week has been
very limited, and only 350 lids. sold at steady prices ; nothing done
hr East India, Foreign Sugar, or Molasses. In Coffee the business•-
has been only a few small parcels to the grocers at former prices...—
In Cocoa, Ginger, Pimento, or Rum, nothing done. Other -
duce has been extremely dull, and no sales of consequence. t
hundred barrels Canada Pot Ashes said at ::93. to 295. &1., with ,
barrels States Pot and Pearl at 221. In Dyewoods, 50 tons Cart-
peachy LOgwood sold chiefly at 8!., 10 tons Honduras at 7!., and 10
tons of Cuba at 101. per ton. In Tar there have been sold 100 barrel',
Caroline at 17s. 6d., 50 barrels Stockholm at 10s. 6d., and
barrels of Turpentine at 9s. 9d. In Rice or Hides nothing
ported to Late been done. Querc.tron Bark is without ine,ait
Brimstone is lower. 70 tons Sicily sold at 71.75. to 71. 133. end
tons to arrive at 71. per ton. In Madder Roots nothing Crone in Turkt3
but a small parcels of French sold at 421, and 75 bales Datela
at former prices. In Olive Oils the rases are only (tons Oallipol/
at all. to 42!., and mailer parcels at 43/., with some few cask..
Messina at 40!. Paint Oil is giving way ; 80 tons have been %
posed of at 251. 51. toll/. 10s. Saltpetre is steady ; 50 begs
at 275. Indigo remains unsaleable. One seron of Black Cuchi
neal sold at 19s. Oil. In Galls, Safflower, or Valonia,
done. The Tobacco Market continues dull, and the salei are only
few hogsheads to the trade. In Nutria, Chinchilli, Skins,
Horse Hair, nothing done. In Oak Bark 25 tons German has be,
sold at 11/. per ten ; but in Cork-tree Bark nothing done. The Grate_
Market lower; and Flour and Whom• in bond quite unsaleable. A.
triall parcel of Sicilian Flax Seed sold at 411. per quarter. In Clever
Seed nothing done

The der. and for Cotton this week has improved by all classes
buyers. Brszils, Egyptian, and the better qualitics of Amerii
have declined a little in price, say from id. to Ad.; but other
scriptions have supported previous rates. The sales consist
4,950 bags of Upland Georgia at Gitl. to 9/d., 1,060 Alabama
Mobile at 6/d. to op., 30 Sea Islands at 2s. to 2s. 41., Z 0 Stained
ditto at 10d. to 12/d., 780 New Orleans at Bd. to 11 id., 1,290'
nambuco at Ilid. to 121 d., 750 Bahia at 100. and 1 I tl., 1,440.
ranham at 103 d. to 11d., 110 Denicrara and Berhice at Incl•
12d., 10 Carthagena at 70., 40 Bengali at W., 730 Egy mu.
9Ad. to boo., 310 Surats at 50. to 7;d.,—making a total of about
11,510 bale., in which arc included 1,000 begs Brazil for export
and 2,000 American and 1,000 Brazil for speculation.

IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL, FRO,t 17Th TO 2$D DEt
xxcLusrwr.
Sugar, B. P. . 175 hogi. I Pinterto - . 63 bag•
Ditto - . 1 tierce Flaxseed . 260 Mull.
Ditto . . 4 barrels Quercifron - 228 lihda.
Coffee . 61 tierces Hides 143 roaAot
Ditto . 17 barrels Ditto . 1536do.satted
Molasses . 141 punclts. '‘Vine - 301 pipes
Rum - 169 ditto Ditto . . 66 hhils.
Ditto - 41 hbds. Brandy - - 6 Pipes
Ashes . . 4367 barrels Olive Oil - 139 cast
Fustic - 143 tons Cottms.
Logwood . 9 ditto East India . 2024 bags,
Nicaragua wood 124 ditto %Vest India - . 40
Brimstone . st;a tons Egyptian 617
'turpentine - 1109 barrels American - 1442
Tobacco - 367 hhds Brazils . 1295
Rice . 17 bags Europe . 561
num= 670 bags
Indigo - . 166 serous 601 W
51addcr - 264 casks

NEETIATS OF CREDIMRS.
AT TIM r01:11r Or COMMIISIOWERS OT iumcittil

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DASINCIIIALLATACET.
T04.10E120W.

THIRD MEETINGS.
Dutton, S. Oatlane, Cheapsitte, warehouseman
Lintott, W. Lealenhall.market, butcher -
Pert,' Is, It. Egbam, Surrey, carpenter
Pater, ..I. Cheltenham, grocer

sicown MEPTIXO3.
Alderson, C. Lawrence Pouncncy.hip.rlace, Ecu7-tartJe
kibbbs, R. Dulie's-row, Pimlico, brewer

!MST IfEETINos.
Baker, S. Wood-street, Cheapenle, victualler
Barlow, S. and S. jun. Qld Bread-greet, merchants
Crook, J. C. Wathog-street. cotton-yarn manufneturev
Dyer, J. and Swaytie, J. Gravel-lane, lioundsditch, Wool.
staplers
Edmeals. R. Atkins T. and Tyrrell, G. Maidstone, bankete
Garlick, T. Mit:Mit:stet, undertaker
PasAman, J. ring's Arms-yard, Coirtnan-street, warehouser
Bobine, F. Regent-street, Piccadilly, jeweller
Shaw, J. E. 0 wynn's-buildlngs, City-mud, me:A:anger
A lamentable occurrence took place on Saturday,
Shiplake, near Reading. At the house of Lewis Simeon. Esq.
sporting party of gentlemen were on a visit enjoying held sports.
when the conviviality of the company met a sudden check byth
following accidents—Captain At etfwin and a gentleman oft ..
name of llartington were beatinga turnip fcld for gamy, w :.
hare got up, and Captain Illethwinilisharged his gun, the contents'
of which entered the head of Mr. Dartingtsn, who was covered b...
twcm two hedges. The wouthled gentlemen fell, and he was
veyed back to Shiplake with no hopes of recovery.
The unprecedented frequency bf fires in Glasgow, durir.--,
the last few weeks, has .attracted the observation, exci, a
the feelings, and involved the safety and interest' bf
community ; it is therefore with much satisfaction ..
have learned that the Sheriff of the county hat nitoptes:
such measures as will had top complete expiscation of
true cause and origin of every fire which may take place
aril we undrratancl it to be his Aletermination to carry.,.
eftlict a strict scrutiny in every case of the without some
tion,-011Vgn:c COL tier.