The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-18 00:00:00

MARKETS.

(From :he Leinton New Price efferent. Oct. 17.1
SLY G A R.—There was more business is 3lneetreadels but week rhen
for the two preceding ; the estimated sales were 700 Ithds. each (1,.
The Public Sale on Friday, above SOO casks St. latcls Sugars, hid
rather a favourable effect on the plod qualities, they wen! Orem,
rather above the Market price, tills. ep to Ms.; the inferior di-
scription sold heavily, damp 511 s. a tile. and dry brown in cur
lowest quotation. The deliveries of Sager lut week were about
3,000 casks, which is about 700 less than the corresponding week
last year ; yet considering the heavy Markets lately, the questsy a
very cousiderable, and above the general amielpation ; the stock
rather accumulating, being 9,700 casks more than last year. The
large sale of klaurititot Sugars being withdrawn to-day. tor tkisthr
week, had rather a favourable effixt on- the Marker' At the rime
of the t'ay the purcleuees of Muscovatles were estimated et me
Mids. ; the Market is rather heavy, and a shad. lower. The mau.
stints to-day by public sale 2,122 bags went off with briskness is. e
2s. above the market mice, rind in the same proportion higher tear
West India Sugars 535. 212 6215. The. mod( of Hefted Gime.,
very limited. owing to the considerable purchases lately made; bu:
-the Market last night was dull, and loner prices were attired
some soles of Lumps were reported fill. ls. under our /owed ss,
tailors. The wholesale grocers purchased on a very limiter] .eve
for the home consumption. Molasses were oflkired at one lowr,!
quotation, which is the nearest price. The Market to.dsy is rathei-
unprevetl; there are no Lumps otleringunder our inserted truest,
and the buyers are more eager to purchase. The sletnar.d for home
cousuilipilon is still incx.sidsrable ; Molasses remain at the loses..
price ins!irted. Them was some White Brazil reported, sold shoe
345. ; for low White no other purchaser were stated.
COTTON.—The Cotton Marker has been heavy, but no lower
prices have bees submitted to. This afternoon the inquiries after
Cotton appear rather to revive, but no sales of any consequence have
taken place.
OILS.—The Oil Marker has become oncommod/y heavy;
Greenland fur arrival is offered at our quotation—no buyers. and
we should think parcels could be purchased considerably under that
peke; Sperm is nominally about at/. ; Gallipoli at the inverted
rates. but the Market is in such a languid state that it is difficult
to give correct prices.
COFFEE.—The public sales last week went Off heavily, but a
t considerable proportion of the Cofer taken in was taken after die
I sales at full prices, std the other ritirchases by private contract were
Tether exteuMve; the improvement was, however, only in the de.
llmend ; the prices were without alteration. The politic sale to-des.,,
37 casks 9 bugs Jamaica, affords no criterion of the Market prices;
the inquiries coruinue considerable; about 200 hags fine ordinary
Brazil are stated to be sold at 49e. Gd. ; Thom 140 bap St. Domin-
go, good quality at 4%. a :10s., ordinary at Us.
IRISH PROVllittla 4:S.—There is no alteration in Beef amt
tPflholecrikonnwted; atthtehßeclacio:tuncatto.nlisu.k. Betuitsteorsf aavreerytt !lie; ior ilsouttYtlinithtde:::;
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The Rom Market
continues to attract great attention, and it is evident the trade sre
out of stock, and as the consumption increases greatly. the chic•
otoomeledkee:sulnha,airetertmanrparongsifisinteille,,oefloearbtaired,Leeningonwasillifutzerraeyepwarkolddesco;sioltrhirov:woriluates
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but they were blended with other Rums, and the general currency
was Id. below that price; some Jamaican, 34 over, sold at 3s. led.,
'and some 30 over at 3s. lid. ; and generally the Rum Market formed
an exception to all others last week : it was uncommonly dim
Beandies ire held for higher prices, but few transactions of any ex-
tent are reported. Geneva without alteration. The inquiries itt
Runt autunite extensive, and the Market is very firm ; the caly
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hrieported are Jamaica 17 over at ; Detuerua 27 over

TOBACCO.—The Inquiries after Tobacco continue, bat the
purchases since our last are Quids Inconsiderable. Holders of To.
bacco are very firm, end anticipate so rmprovetnent in prices. The
mop in the United States, and especially in Virginia, it le mid, has
fallen much short of those of thinner years ; the imperials* from
that State into this country will be moderate; and wrleatit front
good authority, that at the date of the last advises, nowesed was
loading ether there or at New Orleans for flennasper die Nethee-
lands. The holders, in consequence. look fee &int* deumed froni
the Continent as soon as the sale in Rotterdam, antrounced for th.
23th. is over.
' HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The demand foe Tallow
has been verb languid, and the prices are slip giving way ; the ii,-
, serted price for 1 egow Candle Tallow is the highest quotation.
but they are sellers. The accounts front St. Peter:dimwit state the
price had fallen to 102 roubles, Exchange 91. 15-111; but when the
accounts of the advance in England arrived, the market again nil-
lied to 105. The delivery in London last week was about 400 casks
less than The corresponding week of last year. Hemp is advancing,
the price to-day is 4W. In Flax there is little alteration.
In/MO.—About one half of the quantity ',nought forward at
the India House has been disposed of; the pnoes have corded 9d.
to 9d. per lb. from the highest prices obtained yenta& week.
SILK.—Tlte Silk sale commenced at the India se yerger-
ma
day ; the liner qualities seld rather Meter, the deeeriptior.
mien about the average of last sale. The voted/ma we insert are
of comae nominal until the Final remit of timid& le ed.
HOPS—The excessive low pricessabmitted so, surd she seers-
ail of disposing of Hops where the Mainers canteen keep ahem ter
better prices, attracted the attention of the bermes ter redeem
are extensive, and generally 3'. a ISt' Per Mt3tr'
TEA.—The declaration of the Tea the effeet on the
market ; Twank*y is, hoverer, a Inds bees, In allisequence or
it being offered at billy Id. per eit. thietinat. The private trade
Teas still bear a premium of 14. Mel id. per lb.l in the other de-
scriptions there is no 'lteration.
SPIER* —The public sale of eider. 743 MP geed Pepper
unsifted, sold at 4d. which has netheran altfasorereble effect an des
market ; White Pepper. is a scam that one paled has been sold.
'at is. ; a public sale ta, however, dock/red, and drinks is now
quite nominal. The best Nutmeg* are offered for Irs. pee/b. By
public sale this forenoon, 142 tags Pimento lON. aael ;Id.
FRUIT.—The arrivals of new Muscaseis limn been ecessidee-
able, and nearly the whole have been GeWed hp. to sale sod
bought In, the grocers taking only sollicient so mpply their imme-
diate wants after the sale, as4l den picking tusk learcelant 54 to
Fit. ; Lexie,' 40s. to 4th. Ar,ml of 4.lnerants, pertly damaged,
sold yesterday Ight. a 925. Wile lemandgemmillfies Fruit con-
tinues very limited.
COCOA.—By public sale on Friday, 270 bap snail Coos.
3thi. tut. a 40s.
BIA HOOANV.—By pubic sole fhb &moan. OS logs Wa-
piti iola Mahogany, Is. 2.p1. a 28:24.—thidy lgd. a 204.
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.SIEETI.Via OP CREDITORS.
LONDON LIST.—(From the Landoll Gasathr.l
AT Tali COURT OF CiroalattASIOYARA OP •arrgaurtl, naarsatuat •
, nv PatDA T \$2T. N.
Abraham, H. C. Houndsditch oilman, adj. last
Anacreon. A. Philpot-line, merchaet, farther dividead ll
Criddle, H. H. New Bond-street, hinter, enlarged 3d eaam tl
Dady, It. Dowgaterhill, carpenter, 3d exam .. 11
Dobson, 'P. jun. Pirolval's las, money-scrivener, adj. lest
Downer, H. Strand, iroomainger, 3d exam........
}Honour', B. Anthony-street, cabinet-taker, Ad Mem—. ..'....... II
Millen, E. Berkeley-square, shoemaker, dividend l3
Moore, T. Sunderland, grocer, 3d exam ll
Read, E. Riehes-court, ship-brokee, Ist exam
Rehdeu, C. F. Redcross-street, iroojnontrer, Messrs I
Stud and Smithey, SL Ilartliee-larre, woollen-drapers, dividend-- 11
Scott, J. Great Eameheap, merchant, 3d exam lO
Still, N. Lambeth, and Samfirook•euurt, tighterusan, .4. last exam l2
Vigevens, J. J. Stratford, calenderer, 3d exam.
Wells, J. Aldbotoru, corn-dealer, marriage settlement half-pact 18
Whtick, J. F. W. Manchester, grocer. dividend
COUNTRY LIST.
Bled', E. Birmingham, braas-founder. Hotel, Birmieghare, milarged
ed exam I I
Bradfield, .1. K. Great Yarmouth, balider, Star, Greet Yarmouth.
3d exam...
Brown, J. Birmingham, linen-draper, Union, Birmlagismn, Sd asses. 10
Burtetork, W. Litton, mealman, Swan, Wells, Ist emcee.
Farmer, W. 'Bath, Ironmonger, Greyhound, Bath, Weds's..
Galley, J. Heaton Norris, turner. White's, )laacitester.o exam.—
Graham, C. Cleathorps, victualler, Plough, Scarborough, 3d exam lv
Grave, G. Manchester, machinist. Hotel, Manchester, Ist exam....
Jacksoa, Macclesfield, silk-throwster, Msectestleld Arms, ad exam. I'
Lowe, J. Walsall. plater, Union, Birmingham, 34 ream IY
Penny. J. Lymington, ironmonger, Greyhound, Blandfeed.-3dexam IS
Richards, P. Aberdare, grocer, Angel, Cantle'. 3d ....... II
Wheeler, J. Candid, builder, Angel, Cardiff. Ist exam. .... 11
Williams, J. Ltanliwchaiatn, flannel-dealer, Herbert's Arms, Kerry,
lot examination
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