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London, England, 1816-07-10 00:00:00

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LONDON MARKETS, JUL?' 9.

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Coprotv.-The accounts from the Continent coil•
cisme very favourable as to Cottons ; up have, in
consequence, a very considerable export 'demand,
which, added to the reports received of the Liverpool
market, which is reviving, is likely to produce a more
general request for-home consumption. The total
sales of last week are estimated about 1100 bags,
nearly all for shipping ; 259 Pernams were sold at
2s. 2d ; 170 Maranhams at Md. 150 Bahias, very
dtdinary, 22d. and good fair at 23d. 200 Boweds
180. a 19d. 20 Orleans 19d. two small parcels S.
rats were sold at 14;d. a 15;d. and Bengals at 13d.
Ithe two latter were exclu.ive of duty. The expos--
ters paid particular attention 'to Bowed. ; the sup.
ply at market at present is trivial. The stocks of
Cotton have considerably increased lately ; a letter
lyesterday received from Liverpool estimates the
quantity on band at 110,000 bags ; but it ought to
be calculated we have got the greater proportion of
the supplies from the United States, and that the
im-
ports will now diminish ; and that, unconnected with
the export demand, which is very considerable, the
weekly request for the manufactures of this country
alone is from 6 (07000 bags. The prices have lately
greatly declined, which gives the trade greater confi-
dence in purchasing at the present reduced currency.
LIVERPOOL, Amy G.-Daring the whole of the
week there has been a very steady demand for Cot-
ton from the trade, which has been considerably
aided by an inquiry for export for Havre and Flan-
Iders, though the actual quantity purchased for those
markets has not been very large ; an advance has
taken place in consequence upon last week's prices of
fully id. per pound on goOd Boweds and Orleans as
I well as Maranhams, and rather more upon ?mums.
IThe sales amount to about 7500 bags, vic.-2700
Boweds, at 161 to 17;d. for inferior to good fair,
171 d. to 19.1. for good to prime, and a few bags very
choice at 190. 1250 Orleans, 16;1 to 17;c1. for in-
ferior to fair, and 18d. to 20d. for good fair to very
good ; 550 Sea Islands, at 2s. 2d. for fair to 2s. sd.
for good ; 1000 Pernanis 2s. a '2s. Id. 7.50 Bahia:
221 d. a 230..500 Islaranhums 2`.10. a 23d. 100 De-
merara 220. a 2s. Id. 74 Barbadoes 19d. a 190.
ten Domingo, 17i ; five hundred Bengal. 12;d. to
131 d. per pound."

CoFFEE.-The quantity of Coffee brought for-
ward by public sale last week consisted of 1259
casks and 1802 bags ; the demand was rather lan-
guid, and the prices generally declined from 2s. a 3s.
per cwt. particularly Dutch, which continues to rate
low ; extensive parcels middling sold from 725. a
735. 6d. good and fine ordinary from 625. a 68s.
some fine middling Jamaica realised 965. tilt sales of
the ordinary descriptions were heavy-good ordinary
60s. a 635. fine ordinary 645. a 68s. The Dominica
Coffee brought forward sold at a similar decline ;-
fine ordinary 635. middling at 755. some good ordi-
nary St. Domingo sold at 625. A great proportion
of the Coffee put up to public sale last week was
taken in for the proprietors, on account of the lan-
guid demand and declining currency.
Soo:tn.-The prices of bluscovades by private
contract last week were about Is. per cwt. lower ;-
, the decline did not facilitate sales to any extent ; the
holders would not, however, submit to any greater re-
duction. The last parcel of Barbadoes Sugar 1 lately
imported, consisting of 173 hhds. and 80 tierces, was
put to public sale on Friday ; the fine went off with
briskness at prices a shale higher than the prevous
sale ; the interior descriptions were rather heavy and
a shade lower ; good white 91s. 955. and 965. mid-
dling and ordinary from 88s. to 925. the yellow went
off from 755. to 80s. 6d.
. The Refined market has been nearly cleared of
goods, by the extensive shipment of last week, a
change in the prices is expected ; the export bounty
it now 545. Double ; 465. Single Refined, Crushed,
and Candy ; 30s. Bastards ; to continue for two
years from the ssth inst. and not subject to variations
with the Gazette prices, as formerly.
Ons, &c.-The holders of Greenland Oil are sari-
arsine of obtaising higher prices than our present
quotation, no accounts having yet been received as
to the success of the Fisheries, and our stocks here
being reduced to about 150 tons. Linseed Oils
have declined, and are heavy at the depression. This
is the season when the greatest consumption takes
place in tine oils ; the prices for the present are with-
out variation. In stating the prices of Rape Oil, it
ought to be mentioned, that the Dutch Government,
following the example of our own prohibitory de-
crees, have added ses per last on the export duty on
Rape Seed, which added to the £lO per last lately
placed here, is completely a prohibition. The duty
on Rape Cake was lately rescinded in this country ;
the import in future will, nn doubt, be extensive ;-
the present price is, we believe, about £5 per at. of
71b. per pr.
SPICKS continue to decline, on account of the ap-
proaching sale by the Company. Company's and
Privilege Pepper was yesterday sold at our quoted
currency. Cinanson and Nutmegs may also be stated
a shade lower, and heavy at the decline.
itcs.-By public sale 844 bags East India Rice,
free of duty,. 245. a 265. a lew lots 18s. 6d. and 19s.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.- -The prices of Tal-
low may be stated at a small decline ; Yellow Caudle
Tallow, in large parcels, 50s. 6d. a 51s. Flax nomi-
nal. The demand for Hemp continues limited. The
letters from St. Petersburgh state, that the Exchange
had soddenly declined from 10; a 9i, but was again
expected to improve.

thION HALL.—Yesterday Thomas Wood, a vagrant,
whose appearance presented a striking picture of
misery, was brought up by William Snow, the con-
stable of Newington, who stepped him yesterday in
1 the act of begging from door to door. On searching
' him, money was found concealed carefully in various
parts of his rags, to the amount of ,E 2. lis. and Nis.) a
valuable silver hunting watch, capped and jewelled :
h also appeared that the prisoner was in the weekly
receipt of three shillings from the parish officers of St.
George's parish, to which parish he belongs. The
money, watch,-and some papers and memorandums,
found on the prisoner, were handed over to the
Churchwardens; and on further inquiry, it appeased
that the miserable impostor was the proprietor of se-
veral small tenements, the rent of which he received
ireekly. He was committed to the House of Correc.
.tion for seven days, and ordered to be 'afterwards
passed to his parish.