Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-21


weeks. We find almost every holder
has different price, and are unable tc
hear of any sales of importance.
FREIGHTS still continue dull, ant
we are not aware of any particular i'm.
provement since our last.
From the Ne,c- York Gazette, June II.
Our Liverpool correspondent writes US
as follows.
"LiOerpooi, May 1--we had fail
demand, chiefly from speculators,in the
early part ofthe week, and prices rather
improved: but the market has since
been dull, and the sales made have &c
Morally been at i'd per pound reduction
from our last quotations.
$4,000 Brazil and 1000 American
have been taken on speculation.
"About 5000 bales East India and
Demarara were offered by auction to-
day, but were nearly all Withdrawn FOR
want Of buyers.
"The sales from the 9TH to the 18th,
were $1,000 bales, and the imports
S2OS bales"
Finds, May l4.-Consols for acc. 81
Is and 81 3-S for the opening; rentes
1913 to lo2; the new per cents 759.-
In the other stocks but little alteration.
.4aericda Stocks in London, May IA
3 per cents 70 to 794; do. 1914, ga to
944; 1915, 974 to 9s; per cts. to 1887,
lo3 10 1888; 1915, los to 1861; s per
cents to 1887, ll3 to ll5a; l845, u.s.;
U. s. Bank shares, 245 to Isl. with di-
vidend from lst Jan. 1895. New Dol
lars As 10! As I'D.
Mr.. Rippon, from the Bank of Eng
land, had made an important commu-
nication TO the members of the Stock
Exchange, TO this effect, that the hold
ers Of the stock created in 1907, called
the Loyalty Loan, will have the option
of taking consols for the amount Of
their stock at 95; or if they do not &C
ccpt of this boon, government will pay
off the amount at par, on or before the
Sd Of July next. This would give the
holders four per cent. for the money
advanced.
We have extracted the following pri.
COS from Myers Mercantile Advertiser
Of the 10th May
Ashes, Pot and Pearl, lst n. York
and Boston, II les cd to 2i-Beeswax,
10 to l2L-CoEec, Jam. ord. to las
Cotton, Sea Island, . to 5 3; Stain
cd, | to 10; Upland, 4 to l Z; n.
Orleans, to 81; Tennessee, 4 TO
l 6-Campeachy, Logwood, 9 to l6k--
Quercitron Bark, 10 6 to l6s--Rice,
Carolina, 10 TO 19a--Tar, II TO 2os-
Tobacco, York and James River, fine
s. to Sd.
In the early part of this week spccu-
lative purchases were made in Cotton,
particularly in Bowed and Brazil; but
upon the whole, the market has since
been extremely languid, and the prices
of last week are barely supported. Oh
the East India and Demerara Cotton
brought forward by auction yesterday,
few lots only were sold, the holders
declined to accept the prices offered ioi
the remainder. The private transac-
tons consist of 90 Sea Island, at 2s 10
10 IS Id. with 10 stained at l9 to 1856
-45lo Bowed, at l6 SIS to lSd-l45o
Orleans, at III to 2l4d--sso Albania
II to ls4-243O Pcrnambuco % to 22a
1850 Maranham 2oa to 2l2-35o
Bahia 2oa TO 2l4-l65 Demerara 81
to 22-27o Egyptian 2oa to 2la-2ol
Surat III TO l41, and 40 Bengal at 10
to lo1, making together about $4,000
bags, Of which 5000 Brazil and 1000
American were taken by spectators.
The demand for tobacco has revived
considerably, the sales to spectators
and the trade amounting TO about 500
hhds. at former prices. We have had
very little doing in Ashes, and Mon
treal pots are fully cd per cwt. lower
The sales in Carolina Rice have been
rather considerable, about 500 tierces
having been disposed of at IFS 6 to 22s,
besides which 600 bags white Bengal
have brought los to 2ls 4d. 800 bbls
good Carolina Tar, by auction brought
lss, and 200 small bbls l5s Cd, and
400 do. turpentine have been sold al
SIS per cwt.
London, May lo-The hustle which
characterized the money market during
&c tho Iocf xyepE has