Star.
London, England, 1818-11-04 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS, NOVEMBER S.

Cotroo.-There is no mention whatever of ano-
ther East India sale, and it is now confidently antici.
pited that no East India Cottons will be declared for
this year. The demand has •continued.sery limited
since Tuesday last, and the' reqiiest for Surats for
home consumption, and Bengals for export, appears
to have nearly subsided ; the purchases are about
.500 bags ; the principal part (about 400 bags) were
for exportation. The particulars are-150 Pernam-
buco '2s. ld. 110 Bahias 221 to `22Nd. a few Dense-
rails 230. Boweds 20d. and in the house, 20 Su-
rats 1441. and 200 Bengals 80. to 80.
Livearoot, OCTOBER 31.-During the early part
of the week the demand for Cottons was very limi-
ted, the dealers having bought freely last week, and
waiting for the public sales advertised yesterday.-
The sales went off without spirit, and Orleans and
Tenessees were about 0. per pound lower ; but on
the whole the prices were fully as good as were ex-
pected. Of 3200 Surats Offered, 860 were sold at
1143. to 120. for ordinary to fair, and 13d. to
14.0. for good fair quality. Of 480"lenessees, 215
uere sold, at 16d. to 17d. for very inferior to !pid-
dling. All the Orleans, 839 bales, were selrli at
18d. to 180. for ordinary to fair, 19d. to 210. for
good fair to good. 180 Demeraras 20id. to 231 d.
for fair to good ; 120 St. Andrees 19d. 400 Bengals
were withdrawn. The other sales of the week have
been-1200 Boweds 18d. to 180. for inferior to
falr,'l9d. to 200. for good fair to good, and 35
bags prinie 2W. 1150 Orleans 180. to 19d. for or-
dinary to fair , 19p. to 221 d. for good lair to very
good ; 60 Tenessees 17d. to 18d. 80 Sea Islands 3s.
2d. to 3s. 50. including some stained at 21d. to
210. 1100. Pernams 2s. to 2s. ld. 700 Maranhams
220. to 23d. 190 Bahias 22d. to 221 d. 95 Demera-
ns 2'243. and 220. 43 West Indian 18d. to 190.-
600 Bengal!' Bid. to 10d. making, with those sold
by auction, about 7400 bags.
Swats-The demand for Muscovades last week
continued steady, but not extensive ; the advance of
the Tuesday was fully maintained ; the request was
chiefly for good and strong Sugars. This forenoon,
notwithstanding the favourable accounts from Liver-
pool and Glasgow, the demand for Muscovades has
been very limited ; no depression in the prices can,
however, be stated, as there is the same confidence
evinced by the holders that Sugars will not decline ;
the purchases are, however, more limited than dur-
ing any day last week. The demand for refi
goods was tather limited last week ; there was little
variation in the prices, yet the market generally
might be stated heavy ; there appears to be some
wish among the export houses to offer contracts for
goods to be deliverable early in the spring about the
present prices, but we believe no transactions were
finally =Tried into effect. The sale of Sugars at the
India House consisted of 8207 bags and 04 baskets;
the yellow deserkptions went 2.1. to Ss. lower .....the
white at the decline of Ss. to 4s. Bengal, good and
int yellow, 425. to 445. 6d. damaged 3444.6 d. to SBs.
adinary white 6.34. to 454. damaged 394. to 425.
ood eiWte 465. to 48s. damaged 2s. 6d. to 445.-
• in baskets, Tests, 365. 6d. Communes 40s.
to44s. Terms 465. w 48s. Petit blase 48s. 6d. Bour-
bon, brown, S4s. 6d. to 365.
Corsets-The eublic sales of Coffee last week
stein off heavily ; in one or two instances a shade
lesser. but no general depression could be stated. At
the Indio Hotter 6614 lags were brought forward-
Mocha, ordinary mixed, 138 s. zo 1424. fid.Cheribon,
pale and light yellow, 133 s to %Os. 641. damaged,
1275. 6d. to• 1351. Sumatra 130 s. to 132 s The de-
mand for Coffee by private connect has considerably
revived, and it was stated that the purchases were at
a small advance. This forenoon three public sales',
were brought forward, consisting in all of 267 casks
and 15 bags ; chiefly Jamaica descriptions ; the
whole went off freely at an advance of 2s. on the
prices of the public sales last week, and fully con-
firming the improvement reported by private con-
tract-Triage sold at 1265. good ordinary Jamaica
Coffee, which last week :Old at 1325. realized this
forenoon 1334.6 d. and 1345. fine ordinary 1365. 6d.
middling to good middling 141 s. to 1425. in consi-
derable parcels. We quote the Coffee market 2s.
per cwt. higher than last week, with an improving
demand.
basil Paovisiosis-There is little business doing
in Beef or Pork. No new Bacon yet arrived ;-the
shipping price at Waterford is stated 80s. to 82s. free
on board. 'f he prices of Butter are entirely nominal.
Itice.-At the India House last week about 9000
bags were brought forward-Yellow (cargo) 17s. 6d.
• to 19s-White Bengal, good, 20s. 6d. to 21s. 6d.-
Patna, good quality, 265. and 275. very fine 40s. 6d.
Setees.--The prices of Pepper are advancing
.on
' account of the taxed price at the India House being
fixed at 9d. The other prices are-Cinnamon, first
quality, 10s. second ditto, 9s. Cloves 2s. Mace, first
quality, Bs. second ditto, 7s. Nutmegs, first quality,
ss. second ditto, 4s. 3d.
• Qu..-The demand for Whale Oil continues limi-
ted ; the prices declining. Sperm may be quoted at
a small advance ; sales effected at 1:100. The hol-
ders of Galipoli Oil will not sell under higher prices.
The other descriptions of Oil are Lather heavy.
• Tobacco.-The prices of Tobacco continue nomi-
nal ; in the present depressed state of the market
purchases can be made at low prices. -
NAVAL Sroars-There have been no sales, we
believe, of Rough Turpentine ; the prices in conse-
quence are nominal. Spirits continue to decline.-
There has been a steady demand for Tar. Rosin and
Pitch are heavy.
HEatP, FLAX, AND TALLow---.The prices of Tal-
low are little varied ; the market continues heavy,
and for arrival 6d. to ls.losver than for parcels here.
Hemp is in limited request, and may be purchased
on lower terms. In Flax there is little doing. The
Eichange at St. Petersburgh, by the last accounts,
had advanced to 14c1.
Hunt, BRANDY, AND Hol.Lavns.-The rum mar-
ket continues in a very depressed state, several exten-
sive parcels of Leewards have been offered at 91.10 d.
The prices of Brandy are nominal. Geneva is with-
out variation.
'GLASGOW MARKSTS, OCTOBER 31.
Cooroo.-rye pales of the welt amount to about 603 packages,
Ilea Island Georgia 55, at 9e. ftd.-Stalned do. 4, at es. ad.-
Itowede 43, .t 19d. to 20141.-New Orleans 97, at sold to sold.
'ext. clams 57, at ••.A. 243.--f/enterers 94, at 24. to 2s. 21d.-Ben-
gals ao, at i 2141. By Auction-Demerara tee, at end. to
s. Ctiti.-43ow‘de 110, at 1:1(1. to 1914.