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London, England, 1815-08-23 00:00:00

LONDON MdRKRTS, &c. AUGUST' 22.

Cnst►sc.—Considsrable sales were lirouzht forwatd I
last week, and the extensive quantity of Coffee .4e.
Blared by the East India Company nee :sinned a
heavy market, a, a decline of 4s. a 6s. per cwt. The
sales consisted of 2104 casks and 61.5 bags. Wed-
nesday's fluctuated, the latter part going Ss. and 4s.
higher than the first of the sale ; the decline we 'lave
mentioned w is. however, fully confirmed on do
Thursday and Friday ; the greater proportion Ja..'
maica ; very extensive parcels fine ordinary 7 ts. and
765. 61; good ordinary 725. ; there was no fine in
the sale; a few lots middling were withdrawn at
high prices; it would appear that fine Coffee is at
presencscarce, name lately raving been brought for-
ward, and it is mentioned that there is very little
lately imported, and the parcels here limited ; the
prices of tine Jamaica Coffee have certainly supported
rates quite out of proportion to the ordinary descrip-
tions:-60 hogsheads middling Dominica in last
week's public sales at 925. and 945. the sane quality
realised eight days previously ; • the parcels of
Dutch Coffee brought forward have keen trivial, but
the same dcpreision in the pi ices may be stated.—
Last India Coffee nominal, till the sale of te•morrow
tag • place-27,000 bags.
Tae prices of Coffee on the Continent have lately
been very low, the extensive spring exports trom this
country have, however, been in a great degree dis.,
pns:•d o!, and we may shortly expect the usual de.
wand 1. ,wards the close of the ye..r ; vet the letters
from Holland, Hamburgli, &c. st tie that the prices
have lately b.en so low, that a high currency here
would prevent shipments to any extent, and it would
appear ti: it very considerable orders are already in
t awn, bar: so limited as to that even the great
clepr-ssion that has taken place here Lis not brought
clown the currency to a level with the continental
trarket3; the exporters generally anticipate a !4irther
decline, but as the orders get more considerable to-
'Wards the-clrist of the season, it is not improbable
that the, marker will take a very different turn.
The sale this footatocin consisted of 199 casks and
*six bags. all Jarisiiez Cisfrer, the first lots good to
fine ordisiaiy, AO hhis. taken in at 71s. G.l. fine ordi-
nary sold ,74e. 61 20 hlids. ordinary middiing at
bus. 6.1. aii4 sic. 15 casks rod mi,.4iang at bSs.6d.
generally the sale Illaj b. Bated to have gone off
withitut briskness at the prices of last week, hut the
quteitity too inconsidet able to constitute a market

currency.
Suoan.-rThe demand for Mureovades continued
"inguid last Week ; the ;slices could not be stated at
arty variation; one or two boards of fine Jama:cas
9Ss. a 102 s. were purchased for Exportation, bin the
business dine all the week v•.:s more limited than for
a length of time preceaing. Considerable interest
continues.to be excited by the probable supply cf the
Leewa:d Fleet newly arrived ; the number
ior this putt is 443 sail ; and, from a peat part ot
the fleet being small vcsseis, we da not think the
whole convoy Will averable above 1.00 hltds. of Sugar
in each ship, this ail! bting a very comitleralili•ud.ii•
tion to the present stock, ni.:.sidcs the Jamaica ships
that are in the Docks wr. discharged. The country
grocers and refinert arc, for the present, well sup.
plied, a brisk market cannot, therefore, be anticipat-
ed, unless a speculative deimind should appear, or
large export orders be exectted : the latter is very
probable, on account of the late political events.
fhe Sugars, &c. from the French culiaties were de-
tained ; all supplies fur the traarkets of that country
must, in consequence, be s!lipped front British ports.
There is apparently more business doing ia Mus.
covades to-day, kit the sales are still limited ; loos.
lot a board good J imaica was realised ; 9Ss. of good
colour, but without strength. The general sales arc
Os. a 94s : the prices without any variation.
Ti.etc has been more briskness in the Refined mar
let, and a general advance on the prices has taken
place; double and Hambnrgh Loaves, Crushed Su-
gars, and large lumps for crushing, may all be stated
2s. a 3s. higher. The latter continue so scarce, that
contracts take place deliverable in a month.—Mo-
lasses steady.
In Foreign Sugars there has been more business
done, but the contracts are not on an extensive scale-,
with the exception of White Havannelis, which have
been in request; the prices for fine white 925. a 965.
and one board, we believe 975. We believe no pur-
chases were made of the yellow or brown -descrip-
. tinns. Some sales of white Brazil Sugars, 70s. a 110 s.
Yellow and brown, .565. a 60s. The supplies of Mar-
tinique and Guadeloupe clayed Sugars continue very
limited; the doubt still existing as to whether they
will be allowed for.home consumption on paying the
late duties. Foreign Sugars fully support the late

currency.
Ou.s—There has no alteration taken place in the
Oils brought to maritet from the present fishing: the
last realized price far the old was 411, for the new
£l2. The holders still confidently expect seso, but
from the late appearance of the market the buyers
will not purchase. The time for the Greeniant ships
arriving may be considered over in a week's tome :
the success of the Davis' Straits vessels continue to
be very indifferent—the average of the Hull ships, of
this year's fishing, is stated 56 tuns, which is very
low. Linseed Oil without variation. Rape a shade
lower. Gallipoli and Olive Oils may be stated at an
improvement of 41 a £2.
Turas Pstovistoss—Good Mess Beef has been in
request ; and from the very moderate stock of every
description, the prices of Beef are expected to im-
prove. There is now some appearance of a better
market for Pork, several parcels having changed
hands last week. The request for Bacon continues
exceedingly heavy, except for prime middles, which
are in more demand fur the country trade. The late
imports, about 10,000 casks, of Dutch Butter, and
the expectation of large Trish supplies, has damped
the mat ket ; yet such has been the want of the latter,
that parcels for immediate delivery fully support our
present quotations.
TOBACCO—The market continues brisk': two or
three cargoes of Virginia are daily looked for, and
500 birds. Maryland Tobacco have arrived : the late
export demand hasbeen for the present supplied, yet
the manufacturers and shippers continue their t
dies, and the advance has been fully maintained, and
a general opinion in the market that the prices will
ircill imprOve. Cargoes of Maryland, 60s. manifest
weight; Virginia cargoes, 11d. a 121 d. for the mar.
ket, and 655. a 70s. fur the Continental ports. Kix-

tucky Tobacco, in Melt, ftwo sokroce to dem-
pence.hallpenny pi./ b.
COTTON-The I. idia Cosepany have now declared
the last remaining &twills for sale, 5700 bags, for
the 25th instant ; considerable speculations took place
in cen-equ lice on Saturday, 900 Wngals, part of
ensuing s Ile, bring reported to be taken on specula.
ton at 14.141. There-was certainly an offer made for
5000 bags at very near that rate. The Cotton mar-
ket continues subject to much fluctuation; the sales
ars estimated about 17(X) bags ; on the first of the
:aiesek a decline of id. to Id. per lb. took place; but
at-the close the demand became again brisk, and the
former prices were nearly attained. The sales were,
120 good l'ernems, 2s. 101; seventy-one very ordi-
wary, 2s. 7d. a 2s. 71d.; 210 Bahias, 2s. tied. a
2s. 7d.; 158 very ordinary, 9s. 4d. a 2s. sd. ; ninety
Barbadoes, middling to good, 2s. 3d. a 2s. 40. ;
small pircels Demerary fair, 2s. 50. and prime
Bowe,is at 25.; 8(X) Bengals, ordleary, at 131 a
I ; gond common, 14d. ; and 50 at 15J.
The mat ket this week opens heavily, and we be-
lieve no business effected yesterday ; the purchasers
offering id. to Id. under last week's paces, the IMl-
ders fitm at the former currency.
LIVERPOOL, Autrusr 19.-The very consid!rable
importation of American Cottons which has taken
place this week has produced a great effect upon the
market, and rendered the article heavy of sale; prices
of the middling and interior qualities of Boweds and
Orleans have given way Id, per lb. and one conside-
rable parcel of fair Orleans was disposed of at a re-
duction of fully I Id. per lb. ; good lots of these de-
scriptioos being scarce, have !mint:l;llrd nearly the
currency of last eeek. The sales since our last con-
sist of 1700 bags Boweds; middling to prime, 200.
to` 220.1.600 Orleans, middling to good, 2s. a
; 140 Sea Islands, ordinary to good; 2s. 7d.
a Ss. 2.1 d. including twenty bags very choice at is. Bd.
fifty ditto, stained, fair to good, 2s. 3d. a 2s. 7d. ;
forty Cayennes, fair, 2s. Id ; 167 Pernams, fair to
good, 2s. 9.1. a 2s. 10d.; 173 Maranliams, on board,
2s. 70. and 2s. BJ.; tea biltias, fair, 2s. 8.1. making
in all 2880 bags.
Couso-The interest excited to examine the new
amps as it appears at market continues considerable ;
yesterday the supply ot•both new and old Wheat was
plentiful; the samples of the new were very various,
some parcels very middling, others extremely sne,
and, upon the whole, there cannot remain a doibt
that the present will be far superior to the crop of
last year ; its condition will be good from the coati
nuance of uncommonly fine weather. In the Sou-
thern counties the harvest is far advanced ; the mar-
ket for English Wheat was heavy, at decline of
2s. per quarter; in the foreign !here, was no demand
whatever for home consumption; several enquiries
'were, however, made for expott, bat we believe the
business actually effected was limited to small pat:
cols. The supply of Oats was extensive, the prices
declining Is. No alteration in Beans. The prices
of Grey Peas unvaried ; Boiling Peas were one shil-
ling lower. There was very little Rape Se. %1 offer-
ing, but the demand so extremely limited, that a de-
pression of £2 per last was submitted to. There Was
is plentiful supply of new white Mustard, which was
offered freely at 10s. per bushel, without facilitating
sales to any extent, the greater proportion remaining.
unsold. Flour heavy, the prices zominally the Whet
60s. tc 655. per sack.
Easy INDIA Istroara-We gave in our last the'
manifests of three vessels newly arrived ; to-day fur-
titer particulars page 4.. As the East India Shipping
intelligence is important, 'hewing the supplies of pro.
duce to be expected, we intend in future to give the
very latest accounts of the vessels sailing frf,m India,
&c.-The Cambridge, Surrey, and Isaac Tod, were.
loading at China, and to sail for England early in
March. The Larkins and Ann were to sail from
Bengal for Bencoolen 20th, and the Lady Carrington
28th February. The Royal George and Cuffnells
arrived at Bengal 20th January, and were to proceed
to Java for troops to reinforce the army in Napaul.-
The Kingsmill sailed from Bengal Ist March, got
aground and obliged to put back. The Scaleby
Castle sailed from 4mboyna for China 16th January.l
The Lowther Castle was well in lat. 13.33. S. long.
27. W. on the 13th May : bad parted from theWar-
ley, Hope, Princess Amelia, and WalmeeCastie, on
the 10th May, all well.
Aunts.-There are uo American Pot or Pearl
Ashes at market, of the latter a small supply we be.
lieve is expected from Liverpool t. some parcels of
Russian Ashes are arrived, 70s. was the last realized
price.
Fame.-In Fruit there is no alteration this week.
Currants and Red Smyrna Raisins, of a fine quality,
would meet a ready sale.
HILIIP,FLAX, and TAnr.ow.-The prices of Hemp
continue to decline ; the great reduction cif the Navy
of Britain adds to the former depression, and fears
are entertained that a part of the former contracts
with Government will be brought to market. Flax
unvaried; the prices entirely nominal. There was
more business doing in Tallow last week, but the
cabs are still limited f the arrivals last week were
heavy, both from the 134ltic and South America,,
and yesterday 1600 casks were added to the former
supply.
Nara'. Sronae.-The only Tnrpentine of any
consequence at market is, we believe, 900 casks of
French Rough Turpentine, for whim!) 21s. has been
refuted no alteration can be stated in spirits. Tar,
film the great imports, may be stated declining ;-
Archangel 225.; a small parcel of Virginia of the
late import 325. Pitch a shade lower. No alteration
in Rosin.

Ru'u, BRANDY, Houastros—The only business do-
ing in the Rum markets is ten to twenty puncheons
at a time to dealers for their immediate wants: there
are 415 puncheons reported for exportation last week,
consisting, we believe, of parcels bought some weeks
ago; the present reduced prices are, however, very
likely to lead to as improvement in the export de.
mand.—Brandy and Geneva very heavy. and pur-
chases might be made a shade under the former cur-
rency. •
couasx OF EXCj34114411.
Parisi day's da.211 en LI,. No4+l!so.
Ditto, 2 Us. 22 40 Lisbon,
Bourdeauaolo. 22 42 Oporto,
Madrid, 32g Meet. DAM, .
Cadiz, VFW. . COrk, . 11
Amsterdam, 2U• .34 ti SI MOWN 12641
Ditto at sight, 34 2 LeAtion.i, 52
Rutttrdam,d. f. 10 til 11/ 0014Y14 494
Hand or., 82 I 26U I Venice ,o. C. lay. Piccolo
Altoaa, 41 't MUhuge...Wye peri.sto 23 J 9
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