The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

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Low to good ord. .. 81 to 94. 81 to 94- 84 to 04
Low to good mid.... 9 to 104 9,1 to 104 04 to 104
Mid. fair to fair .... 104 to 11 10 to 11 to 114
DZlly fair to good fair. —to to —to
Besides the above, 268 bales Savanilla sold on private
terms.

RECEIPTS, EXPORTS, AND STOCKS OF COTTON

Exports to Total Exports Stock, and
Receipts. Gt. Britain. to For. Ports. on shipb'd.
85,220 21,945 28,098 100,136
75,164 21,321 31,039 115,458
10,056 621

1852...,
1851
Increase
Decrease

2,941
VESSELS LOADING FOR GREAT BRITAIN
New Orleans, Sept. 25
Mobile, Sept. 25
Charleston, Oct. 1
New York, Oct. 5

15,322

16 vessels

25 „

Total 45 vessels.
The accounts brought as to the prospects of the growing
crop, with respect to Georgia, the Savannah Republican
states that the crop will be a large one, the wet weather
not having extended far inland. The Charleston Courier
includes Georgia, with North Carolina, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, and part of Texas, as states in which
a less than average crop is expected, and says that in con-
sequence of rains, worms, and other injury, the estimates
have been reduced to 2,700,000 to 2,800,000 bales. The
same paper adds—" But we must take into consideration
that a more than average quantity of hand, frnm all
uCCOUins, IS this year devoted to the cultivation of this
great staple, and that a ccntinuance of dry weather,
without frost until late in the season, would place a
different aspect on the state of affairs, and the sanguine
expectations still entertained by some might possibly be
realised."

BREADSTUFFS.—The flour market has been heavy for
the past three days. and, the receipts having increased,
prices have fallen off 64c. to 121 c., the least decline being
on western, which is, relatively with state, in moderate
supply. At the rduction there was more demand for
export, and the market closes steadily.
SALT.—The market is firm. 1,450 sacks Ashton's Li-
verpool, to arrive, have been sold on private terms.
PROVISIONS.—The market for Western pork has been
firmer during the last three days, and mess has advanced
371 c., closing steadily : the demand has been for home
use and export, and some on speculation. Old beef is
getting scarce, and quotations are nearly nominal. Dressed
hogs command 71c. to 9c., according to size and quality.
Green hams sell at 10c. to 101 c., shoulders Re., and sides
9c. Lard is in fair request, at steady prices : the stock is
supposed to be about 3,500 barrels and tierces. Cheese is
in request, part for export, and prices have advanced to
71c. to 81c. for fair.
luoN.—Sales have been made of 350 to 400 tons Scotch
pig, here, at £25 to £25.50, cash, and £26.50, six mos.,
and to arrive, ,S 24.50 to £25, cash ; and 300 tons Glen-
garnock, £25.50, six mos. 250 tons English bars sold at
£45.50 to 4r4 6 , six mos., or 5 per cent. off, cash.
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COAL.-100 tons Liverpool Orrel have been sold at ;
50 ditto Cannel, $9.75, four mos. ; 1,700 ditto Albert
Cannel, for speedy delivery, for gas purposes, ZB, cash ;
1,550 ditto Welsh, now on the way from Cardiff, deliver-
able at Panama, for steamer's use, 400 ditto Liverpool
Orrel, to arrive here, on private terms ; and Cumberland,
which is in large demand, at 23.25 for run of mine, deli-
verable in Balthnor
FREIGHTS.—F

rather lower. The engagements are, wheat at ,gd to 5d
in bulk, and a small parcel to be Imzed by the ship at
sd. •, flour, Is. to ls. 2d. ; rosin, ls. Ud. ; cotton, Ad. to
5.32 d, ; lard, 15s. ; turpentine, 2s. ; and oil, 15s.

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were about to transmit a memorial to Sir John Pakingt on, A FEMALE NAMED DOUVION, of C"Qrahe 00P.
Bordeaux, died a few days ago, aged 120. ''
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