The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-30 00:00:00

to refining descriptions, t-ne sales have been
restricted to 700 hhds. W.I. and 2000 bags of Mauritius, the

chiefly directe.e

latter from 335. 6d. to 365. 6d. ; 2000 bags Bengal have, how-
ever, been taken by the grocers, without change. The sales of
Foreignior the- week are 100 cases, 200 bags brown Bahia at

17s. 9d., 70 bags yellow Maceio at I9s. 6d. to 20s. in bond, and
40 hhds. Porto Rico and Cuba Muscovado from 371. 6d. to
41s. per cwt. duty paid.—Demand for Molasses continues good;
sales consist of 400 puns. Cuba Muscovado, an old import, at
16s. 6d., and 200 puns. St. Kitt's, Nevis, and ord. Antigua, at
14s. 6d., with a few clayed Cubes at 13s. 9d. per cwt.—Coffee in
very moderate demand ; sales limited to 700 bags St. Domingo
and 330 Ceara, without change in price.-1600 bags Malabar
Pepper have realised nd. per lb., and a small lot of Bahia
Cocoa 255. per cwt.—Rice firmly maintains its former value ;
the sales on the spot are confined to a small parcel of fine Bengal
at 13s. 6d., and 2000 bags of Arracan at 10s. per cwt.; a floating
cargo of the latter kind has also changed hands at the Fame
quotation.—Rum continues in brisk demand ; 100 puns. De-
merara have been sold at the very extreme prices of last week.
—The Tea market generally has been inactive throughout the
week; except for new crop Congous, Scented Orange Pekoes
and Capers, which the trade have taken rather freely, at full
rates, out of the recent arrivals.—American Lard at 625. 6d.
per cwt.-1500 bales Jute, offered by auction this morning, all
found ready buyers, at ..el5 to 17s. 6d. for good common
to good, up to £l7 17s. fid. for fine quality ; 800 bales damaged
also realised very full prices ; and in the early part of the week
400 bales were sold at Jel3 10s. to .'l4 10s. per ton.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26.

The accounts by both the steamers this week being of the
same tenor as to the favourable weather and largeness of the
receipts, have increased the depression noticed for some time
past ; the demand has been on the most limited scale, and
prices very irregular; the quotations of American are reduced
id. to id. generally ; Brazil has been in moderate request, and
barely sustained last week's prices, and the limited demand
for Egyptian, with the desire to realise, has rendered prices
almost nominal ; Surat is also in small request, and about id.
lower. Speculators have taken 2460 American, and 30 Surat,
and exporters SSO American, 30 West India, 200 Surat, and 60
Madras. Thz. market to-day closes tamely ; sales, 3000 or 4000
bales.

SA LES. I IMPORTS.
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DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week 1 Previ- Week This STOCK
ending ; ously ;ending Year
j .
Nov. 26 Nov. 26. this yr.' Nov. 26,

d. d.
il Sea Island '23 @3O 80, 22830
Stained 'si 15 60 2140 1 1667 553014
Boweds 4} 63 5650 601905 }201520
Mobile 4i 6ij 4920. 452310 1 4330, 951996'
New Orleans.. 44 7i, 8140 1106070 J
Pernams, &c. 62 7il
Aracati. &c 62 71 i 980 75770 .. 1.. 58917 6280
II
Bahia, &c.
Maranham
Sawginned 6.i 6i ,
Demerara,&c I .... ' 1730 72 1918
Egyptian 5l 15 1 1030 191850 15651 1783831
Barbadoes
Peruvian

, .
30 • 10620. 1) 4733, } 1450
• j
Si 5* 1810 267650 }
4* - 60 2970 3817 j 127419 81640
- - ....' 1550 74 70

Laguayra....
&c. 1 Si
Carthagena.. —
Smyrna.... '
Manilla

Surat .
Madras
Bengal.

23440 2824320 11452 1938610, 411460

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26.

During the interval since Tuesday, the trade for Wheat has
been quiet here, but firm at previous rates ; Flour and Oatmeal
in good request at full prices ; other articles steady. The last
three days arrivals into this port consist of a few small parcels
of Grain and Flour, with further large receipts of Oatmeal
coastwise and from Ireland; the imports from abroad, owing
partly to adverse winds, comprise merely 1750 qrs. of Wheat
and 803 brls. of Flour from the American States, 1310 qrs. of
Wheat from Danzig, and 660 brls. of Flour from Marseilles ;
theexports also during the same time have been inconsiderable.
The Wheat trade continues to rule very firm, and many holders
are rather inclined to advance their pretensions, notwithstand-
ing the millers and dealers generally evinced little disposition
to purchase ; the business, therefore, to-day for consumption
has been of a limited character, and we repeat the currency of
Tuesday last. About 30,000 bushels taken to hold over. Flour
is more difficult to purchase than on last market day, the
quantity of really choice offering is small, and no large extent
of business practicable. Prime French Flour scarce, and com-
mands more money. Oats are getting into moderate compass,
and must be noted fully as dear; and Oatmeal is in better
demand, and somewhat higher in value. Grinding Barley
steady in value. Malt and Beans dull. In Indian Corn on the
spot no change ; floating and arrived cargoes in fair demand.
The annexed are Tuesday's quotations :

FOREIGN

Wheat, leo 701 b, s. d. s. d.
Canadian
United States

Danzig, &c. 7 0.. 8 0
Pomeranean,&c. 6 10.. 7 2
Danish, &c 6 S.. 7 3
French, &c. 6 8.. 7 3
Odessa, Polish 5 9.. 6 4
Danübe

Russian,&c.bard 5 4.. 5 7
Egyptian
Barley, 601 b
Oats, IR. 45th 2 7i.. 2 11
Beans, 4qr. Etirp 35 0..33 6
rip4Bolb Egyptian 31 6.. 32 0
Peas, la, qr. white. 40 0..42 0
Ind. Corn, *,4Botb, _ _

Amer. yellow ..31 6..32 0
Do. white.... 32 0..34 0
French, yellow.. 31 6.. 32 0
Do. white ..32 0..33 0
Ibrail& Galatz.. 31 6.. 32 6
Flour, brl. 1961 b,
Canadian,sweet 24 0..24 9
U. States, do. 24 9.. 27 6
Do. & Can. sour 0 0.. 0 0
Frneh, slc 280 lb 36 0..42 0