The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-31 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.
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(Ass* TIM Nair 1.0111140 x Mtn OMISSIT," TCZBDAIN
seattaitv SC 1821.
corroN.—fit besiassaiose la Cotton sines our last
bee bees more oonsiderable thee for some weeks preced-
ing: the porches., exceeding 1008 bags, vie.; 100 good
Permanbuce, 13d. a Md.; 160 Demerara sad Derbies,
1011. a 1 1 id. the qualityiea fair to good ; 62 Grenada,
?id. fair, and 10d. for prime I lid. ordinary and
dirty 3id. good clime 7 .1 all these wereCottoos duty
paid: the sales is bend were 100 Pernambuco. very or-
dimity at I lidq fait 12d.; a few fair Surats 64d. and 530
Besgals, the very ordinary at sd. op to 61d. fur very
I yak
*demand
JAN. 27.-1 n the early part of the week
F-111104keiand for Cotton coatinued rather languid, hut
deorelsitages.thoeflwashtictwheldvaysos
wit huseobee.
aeaseitdmTore
vaenryimgatooedd.
Yesterday, there were brooglit forward by auction 1050
vitality, of the mew crop, and 00. a laid. for middling to
kfly good. fair old; 146 Alabama, of inferior quality,
ltd. a SJ. Tile sale went of steadily, and prices were
folly maintained, except the Orleans, of the new crop,
which befog previously high is proportion to other kind
elf - Cotton declined I4L a fal. per lb. Prices of other de-
etriptions remain, ea the whole, as in our last quotations
The sales by private contract consists 02950 Bowed. 714
far very ordinary, N. a lid. for inferior to fair, 91d. a
.10 d. for good fair tem, good; 550 Orleans 74J. a Md.
agyordlitary to leerier, Bed. a 94. for paddling to
erififfair. Sid. a. !Rd. for geed hires good. and a few'
way choice (Webs?* gin) 13441.300 Tear's,. 714 a 84d.
for inferior to good. sad a few very good 9il ; 10 mid-
Ansi Sit Islands 15d.; 10 Staised do. 134 ; 1020 Per-
meate Ilia. a 114 d. for inferior, ltd.. It'd. 6 for fair to
re& and a few very choice, 131.1. 1900 Ilaranhains 1 Id.
re lid.; 90 B ibis' Ild. a 111.1. ; 130 Minas (tieras) 9d. a
4
4p . ; 10 Demerara' I I id.; 10 Madras ltd. ;20 Surats
'7 • s Old.: 501 Bengal' 6/d. a 6fd. Making a total, is-
tiding those sold by section, of about 7900 bags. The
arrivals ere 11,300 bags.
SUO.lll.—The demand fur Muscovades during last
week was steady, lint not extensive: the holders conti-
nued firm. and would submit to no further reduction to
facilitate sales. The market was very indifferently *ap-
plied with good sugars. There was no alterstiou what-
ever in the prices.
The demand for Museorades this forenoon continues
limited; no reduction whatever in the prices can how-
ever he stated.
SUGAR. 1111PORTIID IN 1820.
Ships. 11hds. Trs. & Bls.
Jamaica • • 193 8e.310 9,620
Demerara - - 57 17,1160 897
St, Vincent - 20 12,112 59S
lirenada - - 19 9.117 1,069
Trinidad - - 15 0,630 SO6
Tobago - - 19 6,5t10 911
Andrus - - 19 3,700 820
St. Kitts - - 15 5,600 940
Ilarbadoes - 9 3,000 1,040
Dominic* - - 10 2,t‘30 630
St. Laura - • 7 2,700 820
Montserrat - 5 2,070 430
Nevis • - - 4 1,440 310
Derbiee - - 9 1.310 220
Tortola - • 1 327 - 62

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The purFhaws of Relined Roods during the last week,
were e.ly parcels taken by thipgrocers ; there were
also iisconsiderable sales for the Mediterranean, bet ge-
nerally the market was heavy, and rather lower priets
were subedited to ; and though the great proportion of
goods to be ready for some tinit are contracted for, yet
the holders have evinced* a patter disposition to sail
than for a length of time preceditg.—Molasses are dull,
COFFEE.—There was a considerable parcel of East
India Coffee brought forward by
_Public sale last week.,
1,064 bags 'scribes • the good soW 1161. and 116 s. 64.
ordinary 114 s. a Ili*. 6d. There were kis° about 400
casks and bags British Plantation ; the ordinary descrip-
tions of Jamaica went Is. a 25. lower, the §mr qualities
are very scarce, and fully support•tlie prevlsriCesi..i!
small parcel of St. Domingo sold 120 s. 6a. and 121 s. ;'
1„1,
the Demerara and Berbice Coffee sold on rather fii her
terms, large parcels middling realising 1335. and s.
good middling 1375. The East [edits Carpi sold on -
ther lower terms ; and it was reported, owe parcel by
private contract (money) sold at very rbdqeed tes, 113 s.
for Cheribon, owing to the near approval o the East
India sale (31st instant), which is a very arable
one ; the market however, yesterday and this cirenoon,
looks much finer.
There were no public sales of West-ladia Coffee to-
day, and very few will be brought forward for some
time. The gad India sale to-morrow attracts much at-
tention, and will ill a great measure regulate the market
prim; it consists 44 above 10,000 bags, chiefly Che•
ribon of a mixed quMity; there are a few lots BOurbon;
there is-eto Mocha or Java Coffee in the sale.
CORN.—Tltore was a large supply of Wheat and
Flour to yesterday's niatkrt ; the quality and condition
of the former weriaigain very indifferent, and a very
large proportion repined unsold, though offered at a
considerable decline; of really fine dry samples the pro-
portion was small, bet nui.t be quoted 2s. quarter
per
cheapei.—Tbe arrival of Barley since last Monday has
been ye, large, and the trade extremely dull, though
prices are WI'S. cheaper, the beat samples not bring
worth skive then Us. and Wing down to 425.—Oats
Ru . bin without any altera-
tion, a a veep heavy.—Superfine samples of
sewßed and White Clover continue fully to support
prices", inferior finalities meet a dull sale.—Linseed is
extremely brave, and though the quantity on hand is
but moderate, the trade is fully Is. lower, and merely
nominal at our 'notations.--Beans and Peas are with•
out alteration,
RlCE—There was a considerable parcel of Carolina
offered by public sale last week, 177 barrels, and of good
quality ;. we believe 365. was offered for some lots, but
the whole was taken in 365. Gd. o. 37..
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The Ram
market continues heavy, but without any reduction in
the prices.--The !wilder' of Brandy are becoming more
anxious to effect sales, and purchases may he toiWe Id.
per gallon lower.L4teneva is without enquiry.
TOBACCO.—The trade have taken several parcels
of Tobacco, since out last, and, from the languid state
of the market, they are enabled to purchase on low
terms. There is no request whatever for export, and no
argoes are reported sold for some weeks pest.
IRISH PROVISIONS.--The demand for India Beef
!assatinues, and, ma amulet of the scarcity, the lota
prices are fully maintained.—Pork has given way consi-
derably, and the holders appear anxious to effect sales
by subinitting to lower prices, to induce buyers to come
forward : parcels are also offered free on hoard at very
very leer prices.—The request for Butter has rather im-
proved.
ININIKI.—The premium we lately stated on the
prices of the India HOPI* .41,„ 01... Is. per lb. is still I
maintained, but though taw IsoWen are firm, there is no
briskness in the tra4 •
FIRM P. MAX, ilia MALLOW.—There has hien Type
IMP, alteration la the prices or in the demand for Tat-
low for some dine; the pticell bore receded to seen very
fret nem that the hoidens do sot appear anxious to
elliestSmies.-0 ihiltiko4.l.l thooeisossolielition.
NAVAL STORKS.--nere appears a geed dieeilad

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