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London, England, 1818-07-08 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS, 'LIT 7,

Corrox.-The purchases of Cotton durir? ail week at public sales and by private contract
2400 packages : the East India descriptions, x,.,
view to resell in London. The particulars are-14
Pernambuco 2s. Id. to 21.11 d. r.IO Bahia% 2s. 2/3
ranhams 2s. 300 Demerara and llerbice
()id. a few Barbadoes 22d. and in the Ilouse,h,,,
Bengals 9id. to 101. 660 Surats 11frd. to 12c1....6,
latter nearly the whole of the Sams that were 41,4
in at the public sale 26th ult. and at the pikes h,
lieve at which they had been taken in. There
brought forward by public sale 13% hays Be.re.
of which :500 were sold at 18 id. t' `211.1. the rertil,
der we: e withdrawn at 19-11 to 21:d. but siratt-,
sale we believe 250 bags have been dispos,
20 .d. to 21 id.
IovEmpooL, JULY 4.-The Cotton inarketl:,:h!.%
very dull all the week, the arrivals twat:int:7-
heavy, and prices of most kinds have crn,.
declined id. to ltd. per pound. Yesterci.ri
were several public sales brought forward v.-hies:am
off heavily. Of 3780 Bengals advertised, ‘o'v i A
mere sold, at lOd. to upiJ for very dirty and
to middling, and 12d. to 12id. far good qual:y
390 Demeraras sold at 2.2„1, to 2s. 1 id. for i4s.trinra
good fair ; 110 Orleans 20d. to 21d. for rniddlis.
to good fair ; 350 Surats were withdraw:l. Ice
by private contract are-161.0 Ilaweds 200.. to 21!,
for fair to good, and a few very prime 21:1
270. 280 Orleans 2011 to 211 d. fur Lir t,, r.ca
fair, 21id. to 2.1 d. for good, and a few very psiso
21. hi. 27 Sea Islands 3s. Ld. 60 stainer!
2s. Id. 100 Pernanis 2s. Id. to 2d. 2,T)
hams 231 d. to 2s. 214) Bahias 23;d. to 23,01
Paras 2214. 26 Demeraras tr2d. 10 West In,'
60 Carthegenas 20d. and 20id. 400 Be:
to 14id. 60 Surats 16d. making with thole. Luld b
auction about 4600 bags.

li7:11s

SuoAit.--This forenoon the buyers renr
market, and began purchasing c.n mr.,,.t
scale. At the close of the market an :tdr.ctt
to 2s. per cwt. was fully establkhed ; C.e hr :!e-
-scriptions sold higher in proportion than the
and sine tingars ; the sales were estinwed to cam!
3000 casks. Yesterday the demand for 'Mimi

became brisk and extensive, and prices a shale
were realized, say 2s. per cvt. Alolalses sold at rs.
At the India House 18,000 bags Ea.t India decrp.
tions went off Ss. to 4s. higher than Lad bzen
rally expected.
CorreF--Thisforenoon the demand for Coffn coa-
tinues extensive ; the enquiries after 'Dutch and Ji•
maica Coffee are -considerable ; for the latter Ws
has been refused. All descriptions of Briti'h PIE.
tation Coffee may be estimated 7s. to Ss.llli::hersiz::
last Tuesday.

Intstt l'novrtoms.--There is little doing i t re!
and Pork. Bacon is also in limited reque.:,
alteration in the prices. The market continues v
out adequate supplies of Irish Butter ; the arrivals
Dutch are not more considerable than what is

nary for the immediate consumption of the mid.
fine Friesland 116 s.

NAVAL Sroacs.—The prices of the ftoi,fl:
pentine cannot be stated at any variation. Si-,:rits
still in very limited request. In Tar, Pitch, and Au
there is uo variation.

HEM?, FLAX, AND TALLow.—The demand fa
Tallow continues brisk and extensive ; the prices a.:-
vauee with great rapidity ; for early arrivals 7:s.
was in several instances obtained, and for all the
season 735. Gd. to 745. 'id. there continues much spe-
culation as to the farther rise in the prices. In for.p
there is little variation in the prices in Londe:l.l;c-
-withstanding a considerable improvement at ter. 1' 0-
tersburgh, in consequence of extensive purchases oa
American account. Flax is without variatim. The
Exchange by the last arrivals comes a little 10..er
a shade under 111.

00..—The prices of Southern and Greet:land Oil
continue to improve ; there have been consideraYg
purchases of the former at prices gradually imp:or-
ing. There are few parcels of Greenland offeti:g.
the principal quantity being in the hands of pastas
who hold for the late extensive speculator. and we
believe few or no sales have been made since.r.ziF
last ; for arrival the buyers are giving prices cc... 1.4-
decably higher than they could some time agohace
purchased at ; £33 was in several instances give ur
arrival. In other Oils there is little business doing;
no alteration in the prices.
FRUIT.— The are several arrivals of Fruit; the de-
mand is at present very limited ; little %%11-i:diva 13
the prices can be stated.
SILK.—The prices of Silk are considerably loser
than the previous India sale, yet 10 to 15 per cert.
higher than had been anticipated. India bilks have
again given way.
BRANDS, AND TIOLLANDS.—There harebell
Very extensive enquiries for Rum ; the purchates.ar:
considerable at an advance of ‘2d. per gallon rancas
reasons are assigned for the improvement ; the de-
mand, particularly for exportation, have been estra-
sive : the dealers for the home trade have purchasa
rather freely on account of the time of the new ar-
rivals coming to market being considered most ft-
vourable ; the supply is yet incomiderable, and the
report in the market has been very general, that the
supply this year will be very short. These teasonit
added to a considerable disposition to purchase Kums
on speculation, as the prices generally rise with the
Corn Market, being immediately connected with the
prices of Barley and Oats, has occasioned much bustle
in the market, and will probably lead to further and
extensive purchases ; the present stock is three th!'"
sand casks less than last year at the same time, whkh
was unlooked for. Brandy has rather given waY.
In Geneva no alteration.

PRICE OF STOC
Bk. Stock 101
Red. N,-11
Cons. 7$ 77f} ex. div.
3} per Cent. 88i
4 per Ct. 9611
Navy 105 i 1011; cx. div.
Long Anus. 20 5-16

!KS YESTERDAY.
India Stock
' Bonds (X) 99 rr.
Omn.; par.
Exch. Bills (II) IS 20
Ditto (2iil) 19"0
Cons:for A c.;9
l
Lottery Tickets, ..19 101.
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