Star.
London, England, 1824-07-21 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

(FROM THZ LONDON PRICY CURRENT, JULY 20.)
COTTON- WOOL.—No alteration to notice in the prices of
Cotton ; the sales consist of 1,510 bags, as follows-
-150 Bengal. - -51 d. to 6d. per lb. In bond.
150 Surat. - -61 d. to 7id.
50 Bowed. - 112d-
-240 Madras -, - 60. to 61d.
700 Pernams - lOid. to 11d.
60 St. Domingos -81 d. to 24d. - duty paid.
By public Sale,l6o Bourbons, at 80. to 101 d. per lb. duty paid.
SUGAR. The Market for B. P. Sugar has been dull this
week, and prices are considerably lower than they were this day
month, Brown Sugars having been sold at 51s. to 545. pee ewe.
Fine Sugars however have not experienced so great a reduction and
are saleable at our quotations. The stock is 10,589 bads. more than
at this time last year.
Foairou &watts-900 chests brought to sale; White, SS.. to
395. 6,1. Yellow, 245. 6d. to 275.-760 bags Bourbon sold at 201. to
225. 64.1. and 17s. to 19s. 6d. for Brown.

JULYdme:aisi:
REFINED SUGAR.—Large Lumps in demand, both for
packing and crushing, and good ones, at about 775. to 781. have
been inquired for by the grocer, but fine goods continue dull aide.
COFFEE.—The public sales of Coffee this week consisted of
about 2,000 casks, and 5,500 bags (the latter mostly Foreign). B. P.
Coffee fully supported former quotations, but the Foreign Coffee
went lower, and a considerable quantity was taken in.
SPlCES.—Cinnamon steady. Mace and Nutmegs in some de-
mand. Heavy Pepper inquired for. Pimento rather lower.
TEA.—The Company issued their declaration for their usual Sep-
tember sale; it has had no other effect in the market than causing
an advance of ed. to ld. per lb. on some sorts of Congou, in conse-
quence of there being less declared. Other descriptions of Tea re-
main steady.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—TaIIow stationary. Hemp
also steady. In Flax there is an improvement.
OlL—The ship Arab, from the South Seas, with upwards of
500 tuns of Oil, is reported to be lost, the market for Oil is coast-
quently drmer, and Sperm Oil has been sold at 1.40 per tun, with
wosrueegersrLapverilerem.yrverisllln:Oaikereas
are
unaltered. outs
an appearance of being still higher. Linseed and Rape Oils also
looking up. Olive Oils still dull of sale at the reduced quotatides.
Lucca and Florence Oil continuing to arrive, half chests have been
'meld at 275. Ribboned ditto, 295. and jars, about £8 10s. to XII
SPIRITS.—Sundry parcels of Items, landed prior to the Ist of
March last, and subject to alldeficiencies arising from being three years
in bond, have, since our last, been brought to sale, and sold at lower
prices; but as we cannot consider such sales as a market criteria',
we do not feel ourselves warranted in lowering our quotations.—
One hundred and four puncheons of Jamaica Rum, about 15 to 110
rrOa.nPr.esb,roreulgdhturtolar.uc6tdion.
ruonmtluied.l4ptipinsti.mundeßrretbude aybcr:evde dGeuernitz
remain as before.
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The arrivals of Grain this week are—English Wheat, IWO tn.
CORN EXCHANGE, MA RX-andLtsit;elNy;b
arley,
400
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sold very heavily this usOrAtalli and Mooday's prices are with gnat
stelißna TheW
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difficulty obtained.

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