Star.
London, England, 1819-07-14 00:00:00

COMMERCE.

LONDON MARKETS, JULY 11.
COTTON.-The East India sale will be brought for-
ward on Friday next, with the addition of 1000 bags
Bengals. The demand for Cotton, particularly for
Bengals, continues to increase ; the holders have
evinced great firmness, and will not sell except at
a further advance ; an improvement of id. to id. per
pound was last week realized on 6(X) bags, the lowest
selling at Gid. and 64'c01. very good shipping quality
6*. and 6i-J. for superior 71d. and 7.541. the other putt
chases since Tuesday last consist of 200.Pernams, in
bond, 17kd. to 190. 50 Demerara 14id. and 16d. a
few Surats 80. and in addition to the 600 Bengals
specified, 530 were sold, very ordinary 6id. good
shipping 61d. fair quality qd.
SUGAR.-The demand for Muscovades continued
very limited last week, the few sales made were at
prices a shade lower, several extensive holders would
not, however, submit to any depression to fa...ilitate
sales. This forenoon the market remains in tae same
depressed state ; the purchases are inronsi,lerable, yet
such is the appearance of the sales lately effected, that
there is a further depression of Is. to 2s. in Nius-
covades since this day week ; a parcel of very brown
Jamaica sold this forenoon at 595. The grocers pur-
chased refined goiiis on a very limned scale last
week, and as the export houses did not come forward,
the market was very heavy, and a further reduction
in the price's was submitted to. Molasses were pur-
chased on very low terms, and the market was heavy
at the decline. At the East India House, last week,
neatly 11,000 bags were brought forward to public
sale :-Bengal brown, sound, sold ;ios. 6d. Yellow
335. to 40s. Gd..damp, 28s. to 375. Grey and ordinary
White, 38s. to 465. damp, 355. 6d. to 435. 61-Java,
hr baskets, Yellow, 4.05. to 41s. Grey and White, 4.25..
to 475. damp, 39i. to 455. Brown, in casks, 225.
to 235. Benaries good White, 455. to 495.-Damp,
435. to 455. Gd.

COFFER.-The Coffee market continues in a very
fluctuating and unsettled state. Last week, at the
India House, 3063 bags Coffee, 1884 bales Mocha,
were brought forward :-Sumatra brown, 116,, to
to 119 s. 6d. Cberibon, gbod pale, 118 s. to 119 s. Gd.
Mocha, sound, 10.55. to 114 s. 6d. damaged, 100 s. to
109 s. 6d. The latter was sold, the former, we be-
lieve, all taken in. The West India and Foleign de-
scriptions continued to vary during the week :-on
Thursday the market recovered, a considerable sale
going off with more spirit and at higher prices than
the day preceding, particularly the Demerara and
Berbice descriptions, middling, in extensive parcels,
realized 120 s. good ordinary Jamaica 110 s. to 112 s.
fine ordinary 114 s. and 115 s. good ordinary Brazil
1155.-fair quality St. Domingo 114 s. 6d. on Friday
no public sales were brought forward, the demand
by private contract again became languid, and seve-
ral parcels were offered on lower terms. This fore-
noon there were no purchases by private contract :-
the public sale consisted of 39 casks 48 bags British
Plantation, 675 bags Brazil, • and 153 bags St. Do-
mingo Coffee, there appeared no buverS : after two
lots middling Demerara had been soli). 1225. to 1255.
the whole of the sale was taken in at the fiillowing
prices: good:middling Jamaica 1345. Gd. the Brazil
all at 114 s. and St. Domingo 115 s. for good ordinary
Btliils 112 s. were offered ; the Coffee market may
again be stated exceeditigly heavy.
RICE.-The sale at the East India House List week
consisted of 13,000 bags Rice, duty 55.--Aellow or-
dinary Ifs. 6d. and 12s. White 13s. to 15s. good
White 17s. to 18s. 6d. The greater proportion of the
quantity, we believe, was taken in.
Otts.-There are no accounts yet received of the
success of this year's Fishery. The prices of Green-
laud Oil continue to advance. Southern Oil is also
a shade higher. Tae arrival of two extensive cargoes
of Sperm yesterday, has had great effect on the mar-
ket: the price is nearly nominal. Linseed improving.
• Ffttnr.-At the public sale, last week, Trieste Cur-
zants, of an inferior quality, sold at high prices, rea-
lizing 105 s. per cwt. (revenue tares only I'2 per cent.)
fine Carabourna raisins 70s. Red Smyrnas 665.
Witt Ps owstoss.-There is no alteration in Beef
or Pork ; the market remains very heavy. Bacon is
in steady demand. The prices of Butter continue to
decline, owing to considerable new supplies, and the
expectation of further extensive imports ; the prices
in Ireland are, however, stated to be kept very high.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The market re-
mains very heavy ; the limited purchases of low Ja-
maica fully support the late price.. in other descrip-
tions of Rum, little or no business has been effected.
No purchases of Brandy or Geneva are reported.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The prices of Tal-!
low remain nearly nominal, on account of the few
sales effected. In Hemp or Flax there is no altera-
tion in the prices.
Tonacco.-There were renewed enquiries after
Tobacco last week ; and it is stated, several consi-
derable parcels have changed hands, but as the par-
ticulars have not transpired, it is believed that the
prices were exceedingly low.
LIVERPOOL, JULY to. _ _

The demand for Cotton continued very steady du-
ring the greater part of this week, and the prices •f
Boweds and Orleans improved a little ; to-day, lmw-
eVer, in consequence of the arrivals, more Cotton is
offered, ant purchases might be made on nearly the
same terms as at the beginning of the week. The to-
tal sales of the week are about 6300 bags, consisting
of 2780 Boweds lld. to llid. for very ordinary to
middling, 12d. to 12. id. for fair to good, and a few
very good, 13d. and 131c1.120 Orleans 11;4d. to 12d.
for ordinary to fair, 12id. to 13td. for pod fair to
good, and a few 14id. to 161 d. for very. good to
prime ; 370 Sea Islands 'ls. to '2s. sd. for fair to very
good, and a few very fine 2s. 9d. including some
stained 121-d. 750 Pernams 16id. to 18td. 300 Ma-
ranhams 15id. to 160. 260 l3ahias 16id. to 17d.
200 Demeraras 133 d. to 16id. 30 Barbadoes 13d. 10
St. Domingo l2Yd. 50 Surats B!id. to sp. for good
quality ; 850 Bengals 6d. to 6d. for ordinary to
lair, 7d. to Btd. for good fair to very good. The ar-
rivals are 4845 bags, exclusive of four vessels not. yet
reported.
GLASGOW MARKETS, JULY 10.

Corrott.--The tales of the week amount to 1358 packages :
Sea Island Georgia 38, at Is. lid. to Ls. 2d. and 21. 9d.Stained
DJ. 6, iat 16d. to 170.—Bowed 639 at 12d, to 12id.—Do. in
bond, 116, at ilid.—Orleans 998, at 13d. to 131d.—Demerara
and Berbice, 98, at 15d. to 16jd.—Maranham 10,at 174.—Swat
tit, at 944.—By Auction :—Bowede 85, at 12d. to 1204. ave-
rage, 12id.—Stained Sea Island Georgia 56, at 130. to !Sid.
averaae, 1414.