Star.
London, England, 1814-07-07 00:00:00

POREIGN MARKETS.

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AMSTERDAM, JUNE 26.
Our market has been completely at a stand sface my last. Pur-
chasers hang back, as the) have to purchase at better prices on
the arrival of the West India fleet; at lower prices. however,
holders are not inclined to sell. Refined Sugars are lower again.
Each:int Si Shillings 9 Grotes Flemish bane° per £ sterling.

ROTTERDAM, JUNE 24.
We beer learnt 'Ole arrival of the Leeward Island Beet in your
place. This with the expectation of that from Jamaica has al-,
ready bad bsollte effect on our markets for Colonial Produce. The
demand for Sugars which was pretty brisk, has considerably de-
creased, and prices are in consequence lower. Coffee is held at to
to 10.1 Itivers per lb. Hides are excessively dull, and very good
Buenos Ayres have-been sold at Bi silvers per lb. Rice gees off
readily at 70 a 75 shillings per 100 lb. for good Carolina. Geneva
is flat 111 A'. Flemish per alim, may be considered the pretest
price. Butter remains without any material alteration Ri is dani
price of Friesland.—Exchange 32 shillings Flemish per X. sterliny
Accounts are kept in Marks and Shillings bapco-16 Shillings
equal to one Mark, s Marks banco are equal to It Shillings Fle-
mish, one of which has 12 Grates, and the present Exchange is
27 Shillings Flemish per C. sterling. There are also Marks and
Shillings current, which vary in their value against banco; at pre-
sent they are 20 per cent. worse.-1041bs. liantburgh equal to
t 121hs. British.
Front 180 to 200 ships have already arrived here, and in conse-
quence, Coffe, which was sti, has fallen to 71. In Indigo there
is nothing doing, o*ing to the absence of orders. Cochinuai 13 in
demand. Your prices are too bigh,a. uvcry person during peace,
naturally calculates upon purchasing his goods at peace prices,
and buyers appear determined to wait the event of the arrival of
the West India fleet, which, as they calculate it will bring a very
considerable quantity of goods, they arc of opinion will occasion
a decline in the prices.
HAMBURGH, JUNE 24.
80 83 &bills. Flemish
24 00
10 16
10 20
21 22
23 24
With 8 2-3 is per cent. rebate.
11 11 t Schills. current.
West India 94 Itif
• With 25 per cent. difference in Lancia.
per lb. 11 lit Schills. current.
• With 20 per cent. difference in banco.
Rice--Carolina per 1001 b. 3R 41 Marks current.
With $ 2-3ds per cent, rebate 20 per cent, difference in banco.
Coffee—Fine per lb. - 11 00 alas . banco.
Middling - - 9
Ordinary - - 71 tit
Sugar—Tates and Terra - 16 19 °rotes.
Havannas White 18 21
Martinique Brown • :0 21

Cochineal -
Ind,go—Spanish Flores
East India, Purple
Violet
Violet and blue
blue

Pimento

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
July 26, John Parry, of Newgate-street, toitaccoul.t, at ttl3
July 90, Joseph Burgess, of Beslturd-streit, Covent-Garden, chy-
mist and druggist, at eleven. July 30, George Seddon, Alders-
gate.street, cabinet-maker, at twelve. July W, James Calver, of
Brook-street, Ratcliff, victualler, at twelve. July 26, Emanuel
Isaac Samuels, of Great l'rescott-street, lapidary, ;setal. July 19,
klizabeds Sbewiu, Tlvadsteedle•street, c-See-house-keeper, at
eleven. August 30, Wn'. Warwick, Red Von-street,' Clerken-
well, pettier, at ten. Julyl6, Stephen Bing, of Ct sport, shoe.
maker, at ten. July 16, Samuel Lawre: latepuey-green, eat -
penter, at ten. Nov. 12, George Kemp, Grtat„Pulteney-street,.
1.1!.lor, at cne. July 26, Walter Wood, Thomas mit h, Robert
- :s.i.h, and John Stein, Workington, bankers, at Amen. August
Thosnai Hall, Hart-strevt, Grosvenor-square, eoaek-makcr,
at one. Auguct 6, James Taylor, Gloucester-terrace, New Road,
soap manufacturer, at one. August 6, Henry Hal!, juuloz, Chit-
wed-street, chce-cmonger, at one.