The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-02 00:00:00

....... --- '"'"'°".immlmMNIIIIINIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMOIPIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIPUIIPIMMPPIOPIIIIPPIIIIIPIIINIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMI ..., ------ reale' .. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ijoy more than its proper share. 'n e w is , ' • - „ _ _ . - - - , aint among intelligent men in the e' i . e e y china trade should be opened two or tlir c sh' t . Importo. Achilles, Weatherby, fin Odessa, with 550 esks tallow, Gladstone and Serjeantson-abt 1300 qrs linseed, 650 dunnage mats, Baring LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-APRIL 1. . lut that the monopoly of the Con l P an ' 6/ ' AT Some New Waterford Butter has arrived, and found buyers 0 90s, T oo ,A,„ D IE S , ......_________ Brothers and co-200 do, said Master-B Dk . oposed arrangement, be so long 0- pe r r eni I°I ES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4•e. Fortuna, Lpolm, fin Dahzig, with 71 c2O deals, abt 18 fins lath- e prime cwt., but the demand was by no means brisk. Old Butters, ear'e„e r, M BODThay, with 2507 bales 150 -.. 1. o c k 44 . wood, J W Gibsone-C1 Dk of quality, are very saleable ; but, inferior and low qualities legal expiration of their charter. are dull, and offering at very low prices. Bacon and provisions in fair t of the opening of the trade for three i no ll , e " r ork i lts '' , or sf all . Son a ra m , fin Mauritius, with n 1 co---1 lid Madeira bales cotton, LIL T:T i e Glbr o oeders, Mays, fm Brussels, with abt 79 t oak bark, Cox, request, but no alteration in price. 10 00, 11 , 011 ), , i;Pn k 2 small bits cents unkn, Ibx c e o ir i a lig wi l ie u s atll Prc e nni a i l t i , Barnes fm Ostend, with 1596 salted ox hides, order-2457 s, d. s. d. ed to be virtually a renewal of the 0 I e on e BUTTER.- Belfast 79 otoBo 0 per cwt. o and c hides, M•Crackan, Jamieson and co-27 bales flax, T Tat ix years more, as the extensive ° jot alai c ßanbridge 66 0-70 0 --.- Ibx watches and jewellery tersall and Son-4 bales tow, W Fletcher and Son-P Dk Company hasat work in China mos t g fo r I 4,,, 0 -8096 bagsAsAu7,r, MADEIRA.erder-YDk Derry , 74 0 -76 0 -- Aef , aST ~ AFRICA. Coleram , ;nse ascendancy over the private tea " et', ,' Vo, 11 :\ DIES tr yes ur, -11; s Thomas Hallihurton, Jennings, fin Africa, with 523 csks palm oil, Newry 64 0-66 0 years of our free intercourse. .i. °‘ io fib eon . ' in Kingston, Jamaica, with 15 hds 1 brl sugar, canto o ol d t ts 9t f0 7 t , ie 367 bags 41 brls pimento, 2 pns rum, 12 bxs ar- C Hors fall and T Tobin-P Dk Limerick 72 0- 73 0 e no more American loading for i 411,01..,,,,..1.iin0.,2, bjagfiash,bdiji:s pe.o6,htiillsettohp,:f.i . 1 0,41' H a g %all and co -34 hds sugar, Stewart and co- St Lucia, Rawlings, fin Africa, with 30 csks palm oil, 274' elephant Sligo 67 0-70 0 t , eeth, 170 t redwood, 1 brl retd goods, It Zwilchenbart and co-1? Dk Dundalk 66 0-70 0 Docks, while British shipping is pro hibit NOY esi',. °---1 brt. su Cork 7O 0 - 75 0 p b ean ia Ndr s in u aceo_,.. aa , sugar, sdLot,Bleio:_braex•noos_adr: he Straits of Malacca. Waterford .... 60 0 - 73 0 a ftareto. Carlow Pickled ands, (Cork) 73 0 - 74 0 15 hds rum, Wilson and ; (FROM THE SUN.) '0 1' 44, V00d ue e, A and J C -1,,w1a811 JusePh-50 bap pimento, J M Wood-100 do. / Y Dry 3rds, (Cork) 6O 0-63 0 laCe I . • , 41 a1 am J Adams -.5 terBPbellan liunul7bdaogs 9126 bras abt pi- hstanding the reform that has taken P* ~ go bras c offee, ' '•-• • COLONIAL PRODUCE. Bzus-Prune Mess 97 6 - 107 6 per tieree. PORK.- Do. .on of the Commons, the old habit °f_,.0..; i.10,tt:1r00,‘,,1.t Hilbert-15 - tcs 2 brls coffee llolt--4 , ib . r o as , , Friday, 29th March, 1833. Mims.: 3B 0-40 0 per cwt. •• ' 5O 0 - 52 0 ~ .. 4 4e tt „..,, _aerons indigo, 28 bales cotton, 1 tEL arrowroot, olies,, 15, , di(il pt ,.... 0 h.,Tit Barbailos with on every, even the most frivolous, oeoPci,,f a V ia sa, i ", 1 3. J Bibby 9.9 (10 Gibbs 'anal c°--3° tcs 35 b'rls coffee, a There has been rather more enquiry for British Plantation DRY HAMS ' SLGAR, and holders having in some instances given way, 800 WET Do - 44 0 -- in as high perfection as ever. ' fi lde l ,e lic ( qt h, T Iik LARD.-Firkin 42 0 - 48 0 tasks have been disposed of at the annexed quotations. In breed of talkers is on the increa ,. se. i o e ti , ,, , , : l t h l at i 6b n i s , , Z e ß o a tt rh n a , d ol i e Bengal, Mauritius or Foreign, no sales reported.-MOLASSES Bladdered 52 0-55 0 636 hds 6 tcs sugar Barton sends is spreading. The "gift Of ton:, st, , ~,, 11 4. ; :m.1 . 0 wr, o 0t,jooB right and co--8 tcs do, T and II remain dull, and nothing ot moment done in Bica.-Uoaaan. .89 hds 12 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.-Maacn 30. nfined to the Newman-street chape l. et to -The sales of Plantation have been to a limited extent, consist- B 3 te a s p 2 s li k il: 42 tcs 42 brls sugar, in of 180 casks of Jamaica at about former rates. The es, latherland_and k co-G Dk s. d. s. d. ate it hollow. A man might soone r g nail: 4, %Zs3o 1,, t ad. With " Hay ' 0 1 to 0 Iper 20 lb. Devonshire lane than to the end of 3 P al .„. pr, ilt„',,lN:r. sa g a=, order-Q Dk sugar, spc gs presents, . deficiency of the crop in Jamaica is likely to be much more serious than was anticipated a few months since, and con- traw, Wheat Oat 0 31 0 21 0 4 0 3 on. For the future, we shall head °" ~t;' , l''' k , t a i t "11 Demerara with 308 csks melasses, 68 pns rum, sequently the chief holders are unwilling to sell, unless at Barley.... ..... ..... 0 0 report with the words "Much Ado , 0 Ilurray4 AMERICA 41 a l' an i and Ta ltr'-30 pus 18 hds 10 brls rum, 53 csks advanced rates. Of Foreign, there are no transactions except Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 0 k O t ' / Ali ' 8 about 250 bags of damaged St. Domingo and Brazil.-N o Potatoes 1 3 i e we . b lu,_ OUTH r-(fin Paraiba 1020 Cattle Potatoes 1 1 - a lamentable state of things, and, th r ata -", flu Pernambuco and Paraiba with with (fm Pernam- business has transpired in either GINGER or PEPPER • 160 bags Turnips -, lea ' j es, eott o PIMENTO sold at 41-d lf , it, and 240 bags Trinidad ' COCOA at Carrots ;ee no remedy for it. Reform, it is c 0 00 4 44 60 b,.. 11 . orde f ormer . prices.-The sales of RUM amount to 100 puns., chiefly Mangleworzle.. 4, T \ llol l ;: s li gaT, order -K Dk ) bags cotton, 500 drylB 0 2O 0 •—• the evil. Discretion has no influen ce ; middling Demerara, at 2s. 3d. 2s. sd. w gallon. Manure ' .7 6 -- me strict prohibitory duty on senatorial',ot Il zli l lki43 3 ' r t i b e riLis; fin Maranham, with 792 hides, 1497 DirEwoons.-The demand has again been limited, and only . lo n Ira t"• Todd N " :4) bags do, Foster Br th 24 o, - , be of the slightest avail. Why sh°' o e Pleca. 11 Caste ll ain and e : 31,1 0 a--108 bsk,aylor and co -51 do, TH ° k er h •el _ 7, 2 . 4! do, a few trifling sales to report, without change, excepting for AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL. xed as well as other thin - Ther e ot 4 , r 11_41 Dk ts to b -eet- Cuba PUSTIC, being very scarce, 15 tons just arrived sold in FROM IRELAND. several hands at £l3 , 1; ton; 150 tons, however, came in to- FROM TIIR 20th TO THE 26th INST. INCLUSIVR. edge out of the house, wh g y s ;hould t here-11 ' 4 '' ' 1141w a el- ' 1 flu ,P,,Ul!ia, with 2 bxs s p ec i mens B a tt eason an d day.--There are no sales either of TAR or TURPENTINE to f tial" 3., i it.s l dos, jitnoleiusts_sanoorne and Dobbs-1 bx'conts unkn, J report and prices remain nominally as last quoted; there is a Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs gnorance within it ? An impost 0 . t ier• et 'ktf..keet ti , l'erl do, C Lyon 1451 bales cotton, 3 brls a /Tin of. en s natural histoff bk l - case bird skins, 1 case con- 986 307 6,192 16 - - 70 Nonderfully productive to the Excheq if 0 p cd : oo . 3 / 4 :L: l : 4 ° - - ell ia ; 4fbsadx erdnsinietss:hjonernii;r small arrival of each description, which will be brought to humane, how just ! The speakeesi: t nil Li,.., with alit 100 t Nicaragua wood. abt 6 t public sale next week.-The demand for Montreal Pot ASHES IMPORTED ened at least a dozen years, and At re: 1 4t1 4 4 15 t Peais exceedingly limited ; the sales amount scarcely to 70 brls. at From the 22nd to the 28th March, 1833, inclusive, Or d at once find their proper level. 'DoE j ng, flu Parai:nes. 4 f b i i r s der7 ,tiu,s d a : with L se : hid d es, 1 ble Flor de Palanca, 256., and ofMontreal Pearl Ashes a few trifling lots only have By 1 Vessel from Calcutta, 1 Demerara, ISt Domingo, 2 New Or a the ..1 , -Nt 'la Ski vacant wool, A Gibbs and been sold, at 275. e 276.6 d. No ' States' Pot Ashes at market, leane, 2 Mobile, 1 Philadelphia, 1 Aracati, 1 Ostend, bets drive a free trade in talk, an' s or qvi - kr b di x s Pattern sampl a ei n eciB4ho c ba o-il deo b tt x o ns li z s ko a . i : and for States' Pearls there is no enquiry.-FLAXSEED is only that no other trade or business is aft di O f in moderate request; about 300 hhds. New York sowing have Argols now fast approaching the third 1 11°I1 do e ' k l ititGeeyw an e O -00 do, b a _ °rib and lINITEo-4 orders 1 tee brown suaar, T Lan- STATES. llarrison-416 do, been disposed of at 78s. e 80s. 417' hhd., as in . quantity.- Ashes brls. Bark hhds. -, brls. CLOVERSEED dull of sale; a small parcel of American red, of id, as yet, little or nothing has bee n 10 '''''' 50 bxs hen sugar 9 Oak. tons, ill where we were or nearly so) iv - at ' , A 4 ski 011Lh ana Son dry hides, t Jones and good fair quality, sold at 685.-QUERCITRON BARK in very limited demand; about 35 hhds. Philadelphia brought Bs. Bs. Berries bales, ered his opening speech. All the gr e jr' eo., 4• Nt f Borax et 151 213' in Ne w 6d.-Nothing done in BEES' WAX.-The sales of HIDES were Brimstone tons, e country are still at the starting-pSt• to o f L. cl o d o. ;,.. ~O rleans, _ l l 9 v a ith 270 bales cotton, A Dennis- at steady prices, and consist of 1,600 dry Buenos Ayres Ox and Cassia Lignea.. . boxes, ... i. , far 7:5,4:::: :inba;:,,optt:voseestasan,doco 811 do, Roskell, Ogden Low at Sol, for middling, and lOid. e ]lid. for good to prime, nuzzled, and a padlock is being ma de cell do W Forde and co-18 csks Shills turpentine, Dk Castor Oil bxs, )'Connell-but where is the Irish Ch 11') !'ll al' 2 00%, , ,,,0vi a,, , , 4441..„,em,, o aai_d . i n,g w on Y o,a, o ni r vdooo k e , s_h w bir i e t i h 218 Dales cotton, J Hobson 1750 dry Buenos Ayres and Monte Video at 6-id. e sp. for Cloverseed . serous, -, casks, Cochineal bags, -, serous 5 where is the English ditto ? wormed and fair quality, 1,550 dry Buenos Ayres Kips at nd. _ Cocoa brls, -, bags, P., Sid., 1,500 dry Rio Grande, partly wormed, at 7%d. Bd., Coffee, B. P tees. —, bias. -, bags, 6.7 :d taxes progressed ? does any one b. " * ' °1...1b AI lieh-tualZ6oo dry East India Buffalo at sd. '390 salted West India at gis . ralSB Io 1 prel a ret_ia.sreB cittsinudnesk,nDpenndisbtob_un2adnod c A o Foreign.. bags, -, brls, -, Inas, ---. eof the " taxes on knowledge ?" •-• ands to k 'at bales aae andNT ~, ,A A Ou , f cotton co-Z ine l , p o r rd cl e d r o Lp ßo D u k ine, 4%d. W lb. and 2,700 dry Monte ' Video Horse Hides at Bs. Dogwood tons, trdon and a reward of a hundred po - is' , ? 4,‘ co- in, enari 1. 1 0 30 ,e.on. with 3 .0 00 bales cotton, Baring 10d. each.- No sales of Neutria or Chincbilli SKINS.-12 bales Fustic hill come forward and declare all h e tile 411 %7 Pitch ' fto 1 , I %tt '", JoiTeAsnefPlan,ks, ordeur-1 p J D El k der-775 do 200 bras short Buenos Ayres HORSE HAIR sold at sgd. 1 1 lb.-Nothing Nicaragua Wood ood tons, tons, MiterS' intentions with respe°' is u se , ti ti, oa, :a Lo , a . in Charleston, with 132 tcs 39 hf ' tcs rice, done in OAK I3ARK.-There has been more demand for Camwood tons, Toßacco, and the sales amount to about 430 hhds., consisting Flax tees. -, bales. 957 )countyy. Alas ! the proclatnatioo , • 4 4, t AtO to a Prichard--41 do. W Stuart-65 do, of 70 Virginia leaf, and 50 ditto stemmed, to the trade, 40 ditto Flaxseed lellman himself would be sent roan '-• 04 41 4,,,, 11• Qugh5, f in leaf, 15 ditto stemmed, for Ireland, '2O ditto leaf, 10 ditto stem- Flour , with 1260 bales . cotton, :bout avail. re ', 114f ,4 4 --- 20 d au• Is, Low and co-1 brl Indian corn med, 40 Kentucky leaf, and 190 ditto stemmed, for re-sale.- Ginger barrels, - bags, 1663 by no means the advocates of violent ! se a 0 , , p 1 it; o rin ch ar i est. n, 'with 499 bales W Stuart-305 INDIGO.-The transactions have been confined to about a Gum casks, -, bags, -, boxes, 17 ) ja, , ,b -\ : l , ' l e a _a: Ie la ;:f i n e °s Charleston,7:do, - Hides, Cow and 0x... he " soothing system" has been raft's 111, lar w h it n h eau, • Smith and co-12 do, udles, it is clear that, as a last resource, eto . -,. e '•° 0 ''Cl , J P lllvaraaaT continues to be taken in small quantities at 375. cty rem 0 a' d liai._ battle po ,!Y and co-8 do, C Challinor-10 do, J cwt. in bond.-A few bales of Jute are reported at £l5 103.- Horse Horse Hair bales, -, no. ..bales, -, serous, : compulsory. Mr. ('obbett, w e f itige er SALTPETRE.-Rather more business has been done during the Hemp bundles-, bales, 100 'me years ago to put a stop to Mr. _..,,rii .bk all ey, , 1 4 csks seeds, 125 bales cotton, Baring New Orleans, with 942 bales cotton, R and g last week, and prices are firmly maintained ; the sales are Indigo chests, 56, serous, A by.' 0 , fmN order-P Dk Lac Dye . chests, - 44 ins by the application of a sleocre- io lb: lianearly 700 bags at 28s. 6d, 345, 6d. 4p' cwt. ' the t' 'eN.r et elo MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-No improvement can Lemon Juice casks, —. lof his outer-Adam in which, hY 0 0 'km 4 d ° eY ' fr u N Madders - casks, call A ; -e Nv • New York we 3a5 bales cotton, Peck be noticed generally for Mediterranean Produce, to which the Itellect is held to reside. NOW w e re iy an y , , ~itt , ( T -3 „ . u o d_do, a i l l' a vr n ih,t Shills and co-200 tcs flaxseed, long delay in expected arrivals has contributed.-In BR 151- Madder Roots Molasses casks, he same experiment might be sai o p i evP N z4(l e ,Fi5h e1 ...... 2 g,u Berm-100 do, W Byers-663 do, STONE little has been done • some inferior quality was disposed orls , tar. 284 brls turpentine, Ros-Munjeet attempted at St. Stephen's. The it gres Al. %M I T' ) brls isa a a' nasa l ton) wa sa s'ass, Banng Brothers and co-13pns of at I 2 ss. .:: ton.-Stiles continue to be made in Sicily a Olive Oil T wanted there. In the hands of th e l e (10 4 4 (1 co --4 a i ,"u and Cort-i weighing machines and SUMAC at 15s. IP' cwt. Verona and Spanish Sumac are Palm Oil casks, 110 0 i t L 1 b Fish oil casks, with the happiest effect. A . ll 4 •••• P 0 , Froa s h aa , ndle coots unkn, beWotherspoon_ neglected.-A few boxes fine Bologna AiwoLs have obtained . Pepper - wielded, o lan , ' , „ir , e,,,tron i ,' , . “'" ---- -1 do, do, D Marples--158 bales 565. 4y cwt., and some small sales effected iu CREAM of TAR by the cackling of a goose ; rA l io f n il '1 1 55' Il k 1 54' puc e Pimento, W.l brls. -, boxes -.-, ba.gs, —. 0 ,11 I•A ' r 11 1 b, do , ri , fra Bay TAR at 658. e 665. 4,1? cwt.-The Turkey blue GALLS offered Rice 8 tc( s. -, tees., -, E. L bags, 1560 is being ruined by the cackling sr ii, . Bolton annah, with 605 bales cotton, Isaac, by auction were withdrawn at 955. .e. cwt.-Trifling purchases bushels, 'St alt `'do Da Broth, • Ogden and Rough a, as drowning men catch at gr ass for S 1 0 1 , (rs an , co-111 do, ATa and co • of UM ENEGA4 at 70s. . CWI.- ADDERS in mo erate G S' - 4f , ' M • d Bum brls. -, libels.. ' -, puns., a , . lie a ~, _ , aa , ' en -- 220 do, sell' and Coourant-134cases, -, bales, ection to catch at a sled I m u ' de yd A co' l''''' a- hatpin fa )--1.34 d t. ti n demand, without alteration in prices.-MADDER HOOTS con- Safflower Saltpetre bags, 120 suggest this experiment by way 0 1 ' O --.3( ) ; a o, B Savannah, with. 800 bales cotton, time very scarce, and 625. ctft cwt. has been paid for Turkey. 0. or olton. 0 Shell Lac chests, 86 1 li k der_ aaa , __gden and co-33 do, W and 3 -There has been less doing ill OLIVE OIL this week, the sales Sugar, B.F. hlids 644, tees. 6, bags, -, boxes --, brls., 15 incorrigible. "a ke , v ut dU t stone ballast, said Master- not exceeding 15 tuns of Galipoli, Sicily and Malaga, at Brazil boxes, -, cases, - brls, 'N o lsa„ arnu in fin B„ previous rates. Some enquiry has appeared for VALONIA, but East India bags, 2980, hhds., I la 1 an d co- a s - annall with Ihf tee rice, 374 bales Y--....... 3 2 d • nothing done.worthy of notice.-Fists OILS continue in limited Suinac bags, --- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. , , 444 ea _ 121 d 0 . A and J Brown and co-202 do, If oye 4 1 0 114:1 3 - ii - ,a o _lB9 a t), ..?,,,Rathbone Brothers and co-246 do. request, - and the inferior kinds are offered at lower rates.- Tallow casks, -- Tartar casks -, brls., 'OLICE, MANSION-HOUSE.-The Lo ra DI ear t , we, f.,;', 155 ( 1 0 ' , rov i der -161 do, A Taylor and co- LINSEED OIL has become very scarce, owing to the brisk ..... • aaa an order_ 0 Tar deand both for home use and exportation and the quotations 1 letters from manufacturers in aiafere doo f $ 0 inpaw i a„ s , rusk with k n k ° ‘ and c a _4• 1 0 037 bales cotton, Isaac, Low and steteadily obtained. pale RAPE little doing, and the price Tobacco ;:ontaining orders from persons in Pl a te e t ,,Z, r x , -„ do, Bolton, Ogden and co-64 unvaried,-Paass OIL remains steady, with • a moderate Turpentine Valoniabrls, bags, —,"tons, and expressing their belief that be d ' nit 1 0 . 1 1 14! (10, ii e ,,W Orlea hard Coster, at the Mansion-house! ha 60 5 . 01 'I , r, 1 'lonit--.1 n!, 983 bales cotton, Roskell, Og- demand.-Further sales of OIL of TURPENTINE have been Wax Bees' ;heo •,i al Ne N 6 with a, j effected at the currency of last week.-FLAX remains with little Wheat bags, GOO, bushels, exertions of a great many noinina' Il ion - 0 l ort.,. 4kr rott v °deans, withHoward-P Dk ai l K os do ( 1, - ) 7 ( 776 a O, m 50 bales cotton, J Hobson and variation.-Some business in HEMP has been done at rather n. The following is one of the corie eS f rder_ s a „Via, Prevost and co--2,27 do, G lower rates both for Baltic and Italian.-In TALLOW, some -Having just read an account co " -e ae e $ 4 4 tit ' n es. f trrA ttv - 1455 , -szl....cArn c hai r be ,on e in N ew A-nt. transactions have taken place at our reduced quotations. ~,,. :,,,,,mwr , ,,n rd Coster and Edward Smith, ,as do nal a °non a v Orlea ns • last, ` Der ,s i and , , _ , H with 26 hds tobacco W -• a o t T , c,,a'as.ar. efore your lordship on Saturday,!, 0 sve 0,, 4,,( 1 e? 8 butt e , " Brown and co-100 do, A Den- '" '.'".• .4 laa ,' a S'.• ~ al a• :a as t a .., raga -- B Dk 4 and co ..... a a 9 „, iv r, teal dship a letter, dated 16th instant, w ii ' c o f yr ° ; 41 , 11 ito 0-1413 do, Roskell, Ogden and iti n, Mill LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, r• ~, .4 :- • ::.• •,;;; r, ; tz , v ?I. ;.•-• • , , . Co 0 by the same party, with an intention . 17 ,eo r ii ip it 4 a •,- 4 - 1 1 4 tr arl d co-2 " ' fi n Chart 3 a , ;'•% 0 a R' `no 44 do, Sands, Charleston, with 200 bales cotton, Friday, 29th Marc March, 1833. o• . ame way as those obtained from M r ' iora s sig I'll 'Lob -arriso q p. • • . ." 4 ..4 ,- ur A (5 'lna ert ' 11- 33 t 1 Hodgson and cc-235 do s. • a a 4 • a ai le country is greatly indebted to Y° - be! hp •Y, wl .--4 .4 Dk °Prood, D n ac a anan _aa ps pine During the past week the demand for Cotton has been unusually P. 0 ••• . • • i'? 0 0 , swindlers as those men appear t° ,4a Mink .# . 111 40 4 co,_ ' flu New on limited, without, however, producing any alteration in our quotation?. a • a . ca • cai rdship's obedient servants, . ry, !) s a _ Ine y, . 529 d o, ord rleans, with 252 bales cotton, though, upon the whole, the business has been rather in favour of the • • 5 .2 al • 14 Sam, March 27. 50 4 1ii'lf 2 "/ do "n - N ew °tie erG Dk buyer. 300 Americans have been taken for export. • • • ..... rs • • • • "W. TIPPLE n ocl ,e n al • kern and ans with 231 bales cotton, Bolton Arrived, not reported-2 New York-5 Charleston-5 Savannah 'n ' - 41e, F a ua-1124 do CC)---3'.. I dO, G Green and Son-40 do, 6 New Orleans-2 Mobile-1 Maranham-2 Paraiba-1 Bahia-and . ---- ‘....-y-..... ag was enclosed :- c y kp. t ,hu co Toole, f in i i ul ler-B Dk 1 Bombay. . 4 • i" pie and Sons. bl 3 0 l igt, 4 :fl ie , 3 13 do i. ohne, with 224 bales cotton, Mara as, °' -3 a... . 0 5.- O f fin e 0 i 4li a tl a nat •!' Patty ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, • c° aa'''' ca, .9 _ •as. • 0, of,. G 03 ant to purchase 50 to 200 pieces 0. ' ,jell it s 1 40) Ili, lira] history, , and cos-676 do, R Wilson-100 ca ,a -s o • as• • es, woo o. ...P' n . Lidi o t lox nizines to send into France, an d Vi a:o sll d 0' ‘kini, --47 4 a -I ' 6l, ful Nerfonlants, order-P Dk From the 23rd inst. to this day inclusive. o co-4 o o ts ..4.- o t a great risk, conseuntly my bu st see fr i a,„Pnat, _ 0 ,... Rag -arty am Ik, Virginia, with 210 bales t, and not throu ht here' g an y y a ll , oa r c 55 ak a o h ti it, •a. - "k Il ar ai iron, Cro ris un--(for serdein-280 do, W H Gil e.pper and co-113 esks crude brim- • s LES. Current IMPORTS. Pivsly r i This Prices of This PnTsli . Lo s ?; 94 cm , if you can supply the goods, an° Y pric e to , rt °4 t .V ~ e xportation 24 pitch pine planks, DRSCRIPTION. .IIiSYCS. Week this Da Week ' this Year , El to E. 3 w --:o al '4 ZEI t) .- EgE. 5„,- x ~, e: 7t, , .....,-. ... e, ~- • ...s ondon, carriage paid, and, if Yo nr ood o r 00 e. k kil ti i ti sad f m N ew 0 _ --- —___ C.. , oo -.1 0 0 0 0. • ca ..-. 0 :7 , " ~' C ..,... iney beforehand, depending on ) . :°l l , the, a , ' 1 . ;asai, kelly 13 do, G Gree rieans, with 445 bales cotton, Sea Island Georgia.... 50a0 260 Ild to 22d * sy return of coach on your receivinomiri 'I, 44,- : 2 du, Ir ni Cu -8 4 do n asr• Son-172 do, Lodge and Stained Ditto 690 20 7 --10 83807 a-sc ,n so sta r.THOMPSON, 2, the George, S t * vet h trIl), Ito; rm. N e agarty and Jerdeln ill and co-298 do, Den- Upland Ditto 82840 2330 6i - 8 .1 .1 . 1... IN, e. larch 16." t i e V o l? P t Ilit,1: II i a k t ell, ( T ?deans, with 192 bales cotton W Fordo Alabama Mobile I 31820 500 P t -__ 41 ,_ 4305 61936 2 'cl• 4 ....11.: .2 . P', 9 , ~. '') 'Vs E s also received letters from mer earl orY ° l s, ' s e, 'i,lP'"' l .)ari r ? arkgeen and co -216 do, Collmann, Lambert rr si 18 ? 4 ,4 , I§* EtBcDo <:, • -2 V, K . w 148 do, iklNew Orleans 42540 ' 3600 61 - 9 - 4... If the country, statin that if th e - .olp h ot i it NI. . 6 de 71 in), 8 -ells. Prevost and co-P Dk is . .... ernambuco 9 - 108 1 816 5640 a 4+4 they a sc , _ n ah , ,_ .e,„ avannah, with 514 bales cotton,l •••• 54) . !C so soon all over England, biz la s, as te ‘• Ptasqn Bhich"_mder--636 do, Cropper B and Isaac, Aricati & Ceara ,} 163° 43° 'Bl -91 J . • . ye been robbed by the swindling,"rdel "',,iol'r \ , ,, ,k, z1 aura eo __. B ., d • vv , Benson co- Bahia and Macaio B5OO , 270 8- 81 2962 t .i:as , a "i'lg :53 PL . 4.. ~z ore the delivery of the goods blip i rel°;ge i ) 1 , do, fr u Cl, - , lii\k is, and .1 Brown and co- Maranham i 10980 280 Si -9a 1 . 8771 . ( 4?. §§ g kF . .§..t . g.. 8 w .f. , ; 0.: - - ;7) - - cz‹.., .c, o 'es of the manufacturers. The all 1 08, i py , 0111„,,itpn et 4eston, with 26 bales cotton, Chapman I S4iwginned • 81:- 8i .1 4-... i ! I '. kfady vt' Cat o tainly caused a great sensation, ' ui n cefU e ign , ' ' . t an p ar ' a • atso n 11-'1 do, Baring Brothers-22'7 do, p lai n : •• • 90 71 - 8 ' oo oocaooca ca o cs o oc,, a• •• been unfoitunate enough to be e( t hat t/'" iaic i , IS ',„ so___ 2 ; l ,a, ta i , , Cordes and cc-P Dk Demerara & Bethke 610 . 30 8i - 101 463 ' sa lli th some of his agents, in the beliemaof tV et si'S: l la " B ; o i N s , , g , ' eo e:' , o • . Yo i l wilhet 70 t fustic, Wad- Barbadoes l9O 10 7.; -81 } g,.0. ~,,. tomm-itcommc,mm-2.-- as ye made repeated inquiries at the '' res t ,l ' O l iffpqa, e a r s t 2 l t fusa ll e %Id co-21 and ;VI 1 71 b i ts f i t Common West. India lO6O , 260 •6a- at 1193. . Amongst those who feel an in te - 1 1 1 0 ' ais Vli e ' "nd co--na s' and J Jackson-----23r bales arcostton' Bahama 7t - 9 ca o 0c,0 , c0000000.-• • a. ii , to i-a •les el ci a a ir, J , Carthagena .. 1460 350 6s, -61 • 371 ' ~.. J 5 ::I' )f swindlers as the lord mayor st! f ed . fe„,cl,,, C , Ninkr, - -:Trips - ""s cochineal, Ewart, Myers and .., 3, • 0, 4 , , 3o 7 -7! toooB. .-, ' F . ! air ': '2 c° , .. ~..... .7.. ° . c o . F'''' eof them a barrister) whom on e ° 4 0 - vq,-*„ \--.5 L ivory 'Jaws WO4)1, Baring Brothers and 814:1 Y ri r' • .1 1 .14 5 ' bid •, e . 4 ,, "an s teeth Egyptian - sum of £5OO, a .farthing of whit. l m ,o ~;.0 ~nia.,Yon, d ,:, ea shells ' A Taylor and co-a 6 csks use a ura vont them from being, in the way. i n 4 ' aqaa f r er--P ok , 5 4 bales coats unkn, loose 100 Bengal ' - 3.} 398 280 ;se in qtakai 1 • I n Cha 1 -tt, 0, c, -/ c.,oD c, cJitncts It' i ,' t :LI ir presence might have proved di ~ ~ is in . . 0 1 w ~ Lest ° , . '."-,,t 4. 4.......... ....44.4,........0.. ... .-.. , ;=i , , rs. ~lo'' .I"arian 'a '' - n 9 do ' la , with 125 bales, cotton W Stu- • great plundering establishinenta j”'e ter , ._ il 1, , Nt,5 0 , 14hert a n d' o ''' nower and Son-94 do, W Clay--: •, C . n ______ — ta ingular that the apprehension. °, ' o ,o l ' o'c o ,Z5O O ( In N 1 431 1 ,1 c 0.... ? -15 do, Bolton, Ogden and co-- • oc o 4.:o=o=Co=.-. '''' cr, cc 231080 • 8930 5600 , 165422 • ;lied, though a less experience" s e a re ' 5 b t, ;lc 13k n0it,; 44 .10, Na di" do, order-P Dk sas. 0 -a 0 -4 7 3 -10 OD -I --10. 'ther io a fe i 173 1 , •• +4.4 wr. 4. 1............... ia. 4.1, bales cotton, Cropper, Ben :•.ly followed that of Coster. „ b eesio r a ,„,:-.2y, 1,, „, tt, Ogden and slfonday Erening, April 1, 1833. - --- sa• co -272 do, R Wilson-162 do,OW -- 6 - 1 - tOal'esw"oWs4o ,4 - oas ids of fifty cases-of forgery. 11 0 - o f t at e $ -46 :1d0 n 'eNa ' The Sales on Saturday 120 da • on ly a bout 1 000 b were , co, and to- i , ti p di ,AG pi le ..' inst Byers. The uttering of 0 13- 0 iv e ain .t.of 1,. (4, 1 ,,,_ s, with 1012 bales cotton, Buchanan chiefly in I. plands 60. sat 71& and in Orleans . 7d. e sld. g E ~ 1 . 4 0. 4 :',4 a ~.,• ISt 'eat deal of surprise when it w s tlie ava st ste i , 13.4/- ° and c 1 o-2 Dk , The arrivals, are 2 vessels from Savannah, 1 Charleston, 1 Bombay, aa' si ' .- .3 v.„. c ...4.2! 5 .0, the a 11) 1) .' i. Willi 4 1 and 1 Calcutta. art . ;.';- .0 . .1 ' 4 tl c'f'! - n. The wife of the prisoner i u bea ae e•tl' 33i -.a las, f tr i . a .,-. AMERICA. --- , ;- 0 :,...- - t- !;0 ~., _ , ......, C 5 )y a medical gentleman; ant' v ',. ha ll i .e4 0 :: 0 0 i S oii-22 3 2° ,,5tav t , - ; . 4l altr a , N - ,'a4 r itl.o" . 1 e-ei io longer necessary, Mr. lb w " aud,le en. 4' 1 ,1 a n d -". Qr a i l l'v p:i3.ei s, , with 26 hds 15 tes sugar, THE CORN TRADE. !- - . 3 ' • ,',.' •••• • 0 ?:;. i ► • •••• '4 . , 5 4 , ?;1 ca o .' a; a 3 stating that he had no chang e a t ad ' s ee' e a ;ta ads B ,, C °" - -12 Oa and : n6u-63 Pas melasses, W Monday Evening, April 1, 1833. '4 . • •o • •,- 0 - e s a ar, , as Taylor-15 tea suaar Miano- ',--• W • • . Fssa 1.4 a' . ri etween the amount of the chee' l a tV ii elli% yti o Ha an • Mes a , do a as a a . a ~1 t a es, G taa a l i abt a c mhalebone, Willis and Since Thursday the arrivals of Grain have been large, and the trade , . • •.- a. .4.4 ..:-) e bill was immediately cashecia:„Jot It 't ii ' c logw o "aril, ) k, without animation. Several apes:lllative purchases have been made . ' . . . - ,-+• presenting 8' (5 ,•-t -presenting it, received the plc " l 22 1 2 etto 1 . od - • 41 1 Nassau, NP. and St )1 ds ' o ocl, al C. en_ Thomas, in red Wheats at our quotations; but the dealers and millers bought a 'pry. foe' N l k w Pong e , 92 s lo gs 4 ,;•8 bottled wine, abt 62 t lignum sparingly,.lrish Flour being still pressed on the market. Oats.had • • ' ; C' ...,..., - a a -' t he 1"%„ ) Nati, 1 r• Work , li eroa s ahogany, 157 ps horseflesh and a lair retail sale at steady prices. In, other articles the transactions , __ .. in • tht , a ; tJk tTh x appi 1 b S anaa: n u, bark,' J %right, jun-1 bx were trifling. 'S • o . ..u. f .. lac c eo t Qtl unlas) i cs jshen - V l -2 brls lime, 11 Farrington WHEAT, peer() its s d sd M • ALT, imnmea.. s d s d E QgB;s e. ; 8 lt. ES Z Z. 4. 44 4 ;?, veek upon the ballot taking v On 1 e ht 4 "hard w ork, &c, Ibx old silver plate, Irish red (old).. 59 a 7 •.0 English 54 0..59 ,0 • a• cafri :1 : 17'34: `- .,0 ' ' nits ° t ' eso i, ci,„:.. a committee to try the me r e asv , 3 3 in a, ' 'IA. SPAIN d , , 4 re and (pity wrt iron, 4 retd Do. red 1832.... 6 , 6.. 7 6 Irish 5O 0..52 0 Ins, it so fell out that Mr - „f the g lee°, 'O l s ss3 n, Ba ia , `'"". l -i Pop., Do. white 'PM.. 7 3 .. 7 10 BEATS English,,. 30 0 ..:35 0 th Durham was chosen 00e -h e b00., 4 1 11,;, --- -aht 5 laden, fm T•- ' 4 UGAL. Canada (01d).... 70.. 7 6 . Irish... ... 30 0..al 0 1 ....1 " .ra Eqo .... .t t, .'i' 0, fVi":, ?. EI 7, .;', • dc to „ h e ,_, v , f,, aim , cork sam e Do. 1832 BO.. 9 0 Foreign ... 30 0..35 0 - saw .... annas• o_ .a.asoss ar. • committee was subsequenSaia ° f the 'co a in' 1 ast s i• 'anibe st w ood, 7 , \ '',l'• with 1 pipe 2 hds wine, ' . ( n ttt 8 Fi, 1 - : 5t9E2. , 36.?.: , .3 I - 1 Dantzic iculty arose as to the elin a ,ices. a O4 to „ 'Or. o ptions, a and co_iartin-157 chits 48 hf chits de of dispensing wills lis ser e ito,i t tg.,io e,4 We', R os i t nlib a . and s 6 d, 156 do, J dam-21,0 o, Stettin asWiesnar 0 Faoini, per 280 lbs , . Y .-. " 1 Odessa (soft) 70.. 7 6 Irish, flew) 37 0..42 0 g • ~,,, 0., ~,,,,N , ...,,, T .:-.. 5; ~,,, ,P ~,-, ...• t. , • „ain , ,-0 , - ~tr- -, , evil broth co --1 bx conts unkn J Watt power to set aside his -- ''' lie' e'' tr ' ' fin L' 00.. 0 0 Canadian free brl 32 0..34 0 • aa t v, ,- c. ~,d., ,• ze.,,,,,,,, ezz,,,,•-„,ez_k.,„t•-:,E- .»° i• a fter lat e • 5 0 . kli,, labor' • er s - ---5 hf chefs oranges, said Russian , nember left upon the list, fter ,0 ar ts ja ie %, • 1 oh ,,es wa a k:with 4 Foreign (in bond) 00 a 0 0 American, ditto.. 32 0..34 • 0 ss ca as ri's fa r- is as 'Ea' aa , ia.• ta Oda sc , i'' sro ;,.. . eof the House, it was, a a i a titig: V i be o r' l'it e' tl7 hf eh An dreang s fture It AI 9rchits OATS, per 45 lbs Do. (in bond) 15 0..23 0 , . '-' be oa-0 sts le a , -- . i onro- a ' :7j a• CI #as s i- 56 - '' 5 al one or other of the collo bvi ,te but t A) t , a l i en, . ehsts 40 } i f °4B , j Collin 40 do, J Adam and co Irish (old) 3 . 2 6 Irish, (old) 2O 0.. 21 0 ' -, .. . .u. ssa. r .a, • me of the hon. member, to ° ,, se if ; bet ° 11 1 . 3 te,, 1 / 4 .ai n eo i r.orn St lqi ch c bsts ~,,;a nd co -1 qr oak wine, Dn. ( 1832 1 3 Z s 'se. ii CI ins, .7t; i s f ,71 .'f: I d Fg g' ' Foreign (in bond) ,0 0.. 0 0 Do. (1832). ..... 21 0..21 6 , , t e. =&c, 4- t., c... t;.“3,5 c> 4.. it' c., ' ~,,' ~ ch the house had placed i lu eto_ a 0, 4 ,4 , Ni t t a, . I . l lligte n _.. 7r , aePa, ..?_nCes, order-C Dis 'a4 MasterL ux s do "II 302 large and 100 small BARLEY, imp. met. BIM (in bond) ainsundecided-whether anY ac itat e , biels '1 t l ' 8 D -.' Tod3o 0 3" .. 0 Carolina, (cwt.).. 15 6..19 0 D d Naylor and co-69 do, English. . retain his seat, who is i n lutie',,,tic es ° , i i l' tt , l ELTRA Irish, Goib 4 e 4 1 East India l3 0..17 6 , Monday Evening, April 1, 1833. dupl.' s eo`""` s lt;evliet , - , PE• Foreign (in bond) 00 .. 0 0 .E'Lax SERI, hhd 77• 0.. 78 0 'We had a good demand for Cotton the first two weeks, of the past every part of the ar ca res drab Oa bull •fmit n E. the station of one of the ri- her g e g .l k 1, 5,, , ,,, rushes, 0. —e-rd.. ' r.. 7 - i month, at an advance of id. on Sea Island, and Id. apt' M. on Brazil 7 Herald. furs do do .V, L 0rder...... 0 to, lioitr_ s6 i , . and Egyptian, and at the full prices of the Ist of March for all other flit' 3 DO Og ° ' '.l kighetie p er: B , ease picture frames, LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE, AVERAGE PRICES •OF GRAIN. ' descriplions. The demand has been very limited chains* tin a • last tet, on Thursday, was_ sre hti to a i t tlaa 10 iri,l fen Ostend ads 50_cs geneva, fortnight, but prices have remained steady; and, though' we have taken place which the In. w frool 0, 1, a u ger, f in 'Les codilla be t With 60 t (From the London Gazette, March 22.) had a very extensive arrival of Cotton in the last three days, it has . far 01 auger, ram. with hp, orde oak bark, J John- Wht. I Brly. I Oats. I Rye. Bras, I Peps. not yet produced any change in our quotations. ' The total sales of :'orrespondeut, "it vva. ka U wears a nd co 411 c is r • - • - (1 Dk Intelligimeer. a p n tdel j aish mast s • 10 i e2l spars, abt AVERAGE s. d. Is.d. I I Ithe month were taken ags, of which 3,300 Brazil, 1,000 American, ' ' Christ e et • And Of the week ..52212651 16 61 32 4 29, 2132 7 and-500 Surat were on speculation, and 800 American, 600 East ns i ,,,,_ enion a 26 211610132 10 I 30 0 34 ,3 , Incli,a and 300 Carthagena for. export besides which 3,000 American BDk "ro Douglas with Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 52 6 I , lB c Of as, vareian 34 812210 I 22 91 21 3I 24 3 18 ' 4 I have been forwarded into the country unsold. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, (From the London Wht. I AVERAGE s. d. Of the week . . 52 2 Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 52 6 I Duty on Foreign . . . . 34 8 1 Monday Evening ; April 1, 1833. ' We had a good demand for Cotton the first two weeks of the past month ; at an advance of id. on Sea Island, and id. , Ifrh, on Brazil and Fgyptiail, and at the full prices of the Ist of March.for all other descriptions. The demand has been very limited during the last fortinght,, but prices have remained steady ; and, though we have bad a very extensive arrival of Cotton in the last three days, it has not yet produced any change in our quotations: The total sales of the month were 68,500 bags, of which 3,300 Brazil, 1,000 American, and-500 Surat were taken on speculation, and 800• American, 600 East India, and 300 Carthagena for. export ; besides ; 3,000 American have been forwarded into the country unsold, .GE PRICES Gazette, March 22.) Brly. I Oats. I Rye. Bns. I Peak% s. d. s. d. Is. d. s. d. S. d. 26 5116 6132 4 29 , 232 7 26 2116 10 32 10 3O 0 34 3 22 10 122 9121 3 1 24 318 4 Vrirro Currtnt. LIVERPOOL; April Ist, 1833. Lad X: d _ ARGOLS, per cwt. White 2 4 Red 1 18 ASIIES, per cut. 1 7 Po; U. States' Canada I 4 Paint., U. States' ...... .7 tIARILLA, per ton Alicant 00: 0 Sicily . . .. oo . a BEES' WAX, V cwt. American.... BERRIES, V (lei Turkey, Yellow 1 10 Persian. 4 5 BRIMSTONE, V ton. Sicily, &c.. l2. 15 Tuscan l3 0 CLOVER SEED, V cwt. American. Dutch red.. . .. .. .. French & German white 3 0 COCHINEAL, 41 3 ' lb, in bond Silver. Black COCOA, 4, mi. in bond. Brazil. Trinidad 2 9 Caraccas 0 0 COFFEE, V cwt. in bond. Jamaica, ordinary 2 13 Good and fine ord... Mid, and good mid 4 3 Fine mid, and fine 4 /8 Dutch, &c Ordinary 3 3 Good and fine ord. . Mid. and good mid.— 4 2 Fine mid, and fine 4 8 Havana. St. Domingo 2 14 Brazil and Lagulra. 2 10 COTTON, V lb. Sea Island Georgia. 0 0 Stained do 0 0 Upland, do 0 0 Alabama 0 0 Mobile 0 0 New Orleans 0 0 Pernambucco 0 0 Aricati & Ceara 0 0 Bahia & Macaio.... Maranham O. 0 Sawginned ditto 0 0 Mina 0 0 Para Demerara & Berbice 0 0 Barbadoes 0 0 Common West India.— Bahama 0 0 Carthagena 0 0 Bourbon.... Egyptian . , 0 0 Surat 0 0 Bengal 0 0 DYEWOODS, V ton. LOGWOOD, Jamaica 6 6 St. Dom. & Honduras.— 6 6 Campeachy. 7 10 FUSTIC, Jamaica 0 0 Cuba.. Spanish.. CAM WOOD l9, 0 BARWOOD, Angola 9 18 Gabpon NICARAGUA WOOD. Solid l6 0 Large Rough l3 0 Small ll 0 FLAX •:: ton. Petersburgh,' 12-head Dutch 44 0 Riga, P. T. R FLAXSEED, V hbd. American sowing 317 GINGER, V cwt. in bond Jamaica, white 3 10 black 0 0 East India 1 15 HEMP, V ton. Riga Rhine 3O 0 Petersburgh, clean 2B 0 HIDES, V lb. West India, dry 0 0 Buenos Ayres, dry 0 0 Salted 0 0 Brazil, dry salted. 0 0 North America, salted 0 0 East India 0 0 Horse, 4? hide 0 6 IVORY, V cwt. Ist, 2nd and 3rd 4th and sth 22 .0 Scrivelloes INDIGO, V lb. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 4 Blue andFineViolet 0 5 Ordin. & Mid 0 4 Violet & Copper 0 3 Copper 0 4 Ordinary Caraccas, Floras duty pd 0 5 Sabres 0 3 Corks 0 2 Guitimala. 0 2 MADDER V cwt. Crops Ombros . Gamenes. Mulls. 0 15 MAD. ROOTS, cwt. Turkey. 3 1 French 2 14 MUNJEET, •;: cwt. East India, in bond 1 15 MOLASSES, 4? etc!. West India, B. P 1 2 OILS, V 252 gals. Cod . • Seal, pale, Whale, (without casks.) 0 0 Linseed, 4p gallon, o, nu 0 2 Rape, pale 0 2 Olive, V 252 gals.. Gallipoli. Sicily, &e 56 0 Palm, V ton PEPPER, *V lb, Black, in bond 0 0 White . . .. .... . . PIMENTO, Vlb in bond 0 0 QUER. BARK, cwt. New York 1 0 s Philadelphia. RICE, 4? cut, in bond. - - - _ Carolina East India 0 13 0 0 17 0 SALTPETRE, 4y cwt 1 5 0— 1 15 0 SHUMAC, 4 cut 0 7 6 0 15 0 SPIRITS, r imp. gal. bond. BRANDY, Cognac. 0 0 0— 0 0 0 GENEVA 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rom, Jam. low. 0. P 10 to 14 — 15 to 16 0 1 11 ; 0 2 - 3 18to20 0 2 2-0 2 4 Stronger. 0 2 4 0 ,3 8 Choice Leeward, .common 0 1 8 0 1 .9 Proof and Stronger.... 0 2 1— 0 3 0 SUGAR, 42y cwt. MUSCOVADO, B. P. Duty paid. Dry brown 2 6 6. 2 .8 6 Middling 2 9 6 2 12 .0 Good do. to bright-- 2 13 0— 2 15 0 Fine to very fine 2 16 0 3 0 0 Havana, in bond. Brown 1 1 .0 % 1 3 0 Yellow 1 4 1 5 0 White 1 - 6 .o` 1 12 0 Brazil brown bond 0 18 .0 1 0 0 Yellow 1 0 0— 1 2 '0 White , 1 2 0— 1 7 0 East India, in bond. Brown. Yellow White 2 -15 0 3 2 0 TALLOW, 4? cwt. Petersburgh, Y. C 2 5 9 2 6 0 Soap— 2 2 o—. 0 0 0 TAR, Amer. r lir . StOckholm 0 12 6 0 13, 6 Archangel 0 12 0 0 13 0 TIMBER, cubic foot. Oak, Quebec . Pine, Pitch 0 2 4 0 2 6 Brit. Amer. c0rn..... , 0 1 3 0 1 31 Ditto, Red 0 1 6 0 1 10 Yellow 0 1 41— 0 1 6 Danzig Memel 0 1 11 0 2 3 itiga, red - TOBACCO, lb. bond. York and James' River. Low and Inferior 0 0 21— 0 0 2; Ordinary and. mid 0 0 31— 0 0 4i Fair to tine 0 5 0 0 6 Stemmed... 0 0 3 0 0 6 Kentucky and Rappa. 0 0 3 0 0 41 hannock, Leaf...... Stemmed, 0 0 3 0 0 .51 Maryland.. Canadian 0 0 4 0 0 6 TUIIPENTINB, Amer. cwt. 0 9 6 0 11 4 VALONIA. per ton .. DUTIES. 6cir cwt. 4t. etas. Brit. Plant, 'free. 2: V cut. 10$. V ton. •£l"4' era 6d , U , For.6d. m R. P. 2d. .6d. r ifs • Prom B. P. It— .olher. parts 4s. Gd. 'ton. .ss. 4y lon. I.d. ay wt. 4! quarter. Ili. 6d. per cwt. Id. per cwt. B. P. dry 2s. 4-4, wet Is. 2d. .For. dry 4s. 8d: wet 2r. 44.. rut, V cut. duty pa id. , IttSts 4d. 4y its es. V cwt. It. M. V' cai 4s. 661. cl, cwt. -9s. 4P owl. ls. V ton. 28. St. 4P 252 gPils. —2s. 6d. cwt. pls. pen tb. sd. c th. ~' cwt. ss. V cu t. r—ls. curf. —ed. V etc, Is. V cwt. 2,3. f. ad. If gall. 9s. V - Imp: . ' Gallon. 245. V cu•t. 3s. IP- eta. '324 ' V Cu,,. 3r. 2d. clr cwt. Lys. 41 3 ' 12 barrels, Foreign 55r., P. 10s. V load. ti. V tb. -2s. SM. 49'• -4s. 4d. rtr ewl. -X1 Os. 4, toe ti c •, rs.g