Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-15

The following intelligence, says the London
Globe Of Nov. so, has excited great interest in
the city Of London The Pacha of Egypt ships
about zoo, 900 bags Of cotton annu ally, princi-
pally on his own account. The value is about
two millions sterling, and II the following ac-
count, which comes 10 house OF the first re-
spectabili,y, is true, the valuable carriage OF
his property must be lost to English shipping.
SIT appears by letters of the llth October, Il ON
Alexandria, that Mr.. s., the Consul, bad re-
ceived most positive orders from his maJesty's
government, that all produce shipped from
thence on board English ships, must be under
declaration upon oath from the shipper, that
il is actually and bona fds English property
This measure win, in great measure, put an
end TO the shipments of cotton to England; and
the consequence will be the entire employment
Of French ships in The carriage oil this valuable
article"
London, Dec. 2d-Consols were quoted at $50
Yesterday after exchange hours. To-day they
opened at 50 7-8 At o'clock they were "a
l.s IA; little doing.
Consols at a quarter past 2, were 81 l-S L.
for January, and s24 for Wednesday, paying
day.
Paris, Dec As per cents for the end Of the
month, closed at 90 s5
MARKETS.
Havre, Dec l.-Our cotton market has been
unusually dull during the last fortnight, and
prices have further receded. Our total sales a
mount to 27S2 bales, Of which 25o2 are U. 5.
sorts, comprising ll66 Georgia, and Caroinas,
VIZ: 52,l7, OF, II 3-4; 46e, Is; 400, le; l52,
70 ID; 10, 20 4; Is new crop, 81; "a Virgil
MA, 10 10; 84S Mobile and Alabamas--2l9,
II Sd; 4o2, ls and Is 10; los, l9 IA 10 10;
Is, 90; 46, 81 IL, 4l9 Louisianas-62, ls IA;
los, 10 l-2; "a, 90; Is, 81; So, 81 Sd; 40, %
Ia; IL, "a; As Sea Islands-S5, SO; 10, AZ; and
$50 bales Of other sorts. These sales are gene
rally at decline, and We reduce our quotations
TO l9 % for Louisianas; l6 l2 a. % l-2 tor
Georgia, Carolina and Mobile; new Uplands
10 a2l-this latter price only obtainable for
choice parcels.
The demand for ashes has abated: holders
are however firm, and some ask as high as 42f
so for pots, 45f for pearls, sales could however
be effected over 36f so Sc IS FOR the former;
Ssf so a 80 so for the latter. Stock OF pots
1920 bbls; pearls 4S7 bbls.
Large arrivals of superior Havana coffee
have caused reduction in prices OF that des-
cription, and sale has been made at 10 rs; OF
fine green we have none in market
Sales al HaUrs Dec $50 bales Louisiana
cotton i, s5, s3 do do 100; so do do 10; 20
do Georgia 90 ID; Is do do So IA; 20 do do
81 Ia.
Dec Cur market is still in duiler state
than when the foregoing was written. Some
new Uplands, said 10 have cost Il S-4 IN New
York, have been realised at Is 3-4.
Sales hardly keep par with arrivals, and our
stock to-day amounts TO $4,000 bales.
Nothiag doing in other articles,
We find :he following in Havre paper, I'M
der date of Dec 4ih We have hardly changed
our stock on nand Tor several months. We
have only public sales-prices have tagged
within few days. The United States has
been ludiciousy sent TO Liver2ool--the l,s4s
preston on that market; on ours they would
1t is believed that the improvement announ-
ced at New York and Charleston was transto-
~.
Bordeaux, Dec Brown Sugars have been
very much in demand. In November last, ow-
ing to no new arrivals, they had risen 10 $50
and francs AT this date they had only IN
market S755 bs-all the Havana and St. Jago
have been sold at very advantageous price
SIS boxes have arrived since, but the want IN
The market is such, that it is expected they will
be sold with facility.
!fnttUrp, Dec l.-l4oo bales Sumatra coffee
have been sold at % cents, and 400 Havana do
atSel-4 Yesterday afternoon there was a pub
lie sale of COG hineal, the gray aud silvered at
for so 10 so; the red and black, ordinary,
a, f1or o5 TO IT'S. After the sale per cent,
profits were offered
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