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LIVERPOOL, SAIPROAY, JULY 11, 1824•
Our British Plantation Sugar Market has been dull, and fog
lower qualides a depressi• n of about Is. per cwt. ; the finer sorts
are steady, about 1.200 Mids. have been sold, and 1,200 bags of
White Bengal alsa sold at 725. a 735. per cwt. In Brazil' or Ha.
vannali nothing done. About 300 puncheons Molasses hare been
told at 22a. a 225. fnl, for Demerara, and 245. for St. Vincent. In
C.iffee 254 casks and 650 bags Demerara were offered by auction ti
Tuesday, but the whole was withdrawn, the offers not being agree.
able to expectat;on. About 100 tea. Jamaica have been sold by
private, at a trifle reduction in price. Brazil Cocca has been in a
little cm r.! reque,r, 200 bags sold at 335. fld. About 1110 bags
Pimento sold a: and 100 bags flrebadoes Ginger a• 63:. a 655.
The Rum Market is dull. Dyewocols are again dull; 20 tons
Campeachy Logwood sold nt 8/. 10s.; 30 tuns Cuha Pestle at
71. lOs a 8/., and 30 tons of Spanish Fustic at 51. 10s. per ton.
In Ashes about 100 barrels of 3lontreal Pot Ashes sold at 214. for
old, and 225. a 225. 3d. for new; also 250 barrels Pearl Ashes at
245. 641. a 235. per cit. Indigo is dull ; the sales a-e confined ;49
serons Cara= at hs. 6d. a 7s. Id. and 15 chests East India at ss. 611.
a ss. 91. In. Cochineal nothing done. In Saltpetre only 250 bags sold
at 225. Olive ()li no demand ;70 tons Palm Oil at 201. 10s. a 22/.
In Hides the sales are more considerable, 2,600 Buenos Ayres Ira
and Cow at 78d. to 90. ; I,Boonalted at 4d. as 41d. ; h.ooo.dry
salted Brazil at 4,1 d. a sid.; 2,000 North American .salied at 31d.
to 34d. ; 500 Valparaiso at 4d. anti 11100 Odessa, wi h 1000 Horse
Hides at 3s. Iod. each. In Rice 50(1 casks Carolina have been sold
at I6s. a 17e. and Ills. with some very ordinary at I4s. 641. per cat
In Turpentine nothing done, and 50 Nils. of American Tar at 13s.
with 800 brls. of Stockholm at 14s. 6d. per brl.
The Comm Market has been very languid this week. and prices
hardly supported; but the publte sale yesterday of the Sea
Islands went off be:ter than expected. 675 bags Sea Island offered,
650 were sold at 111. to 214.1. ; 175 bags Stained ditto. offered, 160
were sold at 51d, to 9d. ; 245 bags Bowed Sea island offered, 123
were sold at 51(1. to 74d. ; 60 bags Berbice offered, 60 were sold at
9d. to 9441. ; 300 Laguira, 180 Tortola, and :10 Surinam offered,
but not sold.
In siditiou, the prince image is the week have bases about 1200.
New Orleans, at Rd. to 9d. ; 2300 Uplands at 6d. to ad. ; 1390
Alabama at 6;1. to 70. ; 70 Sea Islands at 13d. to 154 d. ; 12
stained Sea Islands at 114 d.; 200 Pernainbuco at 1041. to lid. ; 909
Maranham at 111 d. to 9Ati.; 200 Bahia at 91d. a 112 d. ; 220 Para at
Ild. a 111 d. ; 50 Demerara at 9d. a 9id. • 700 Egyptian at 7d. a 90. ;
130 Surat at sd. a lid. ; and 110 hen'gal, being about 8409, in-
cluding the public sales.