The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29 00:00:00

the better sorts of printing cloths, to render them at least firm
in price. The manufacturers of domestics find a slowly grow-
ing demand, and are able, to some extent, to obtain the re •
quired advance.

ROCH DA LE.—We have a brisk demand for pieces, at former
prices ; and those manufacturers who were willing to submit
to this had no difficulty in parting with their goods. The wool
market is improving, both in price and demand.

BRADFORD.—The high prices demanded for wool checks
sales; and beyond present demand, the manufacturers buy
sparingly. We cannot notice any improvement in the yarn
trade, nor in the prices or demand for piece goods. The staple
trade of the town appears in a rather uncertain position.
LEEDS.—There is no change to notice in the general condi-
tion of the woollen cloth trade of this town and neighbourhood
since our last report. Upon the whole, a good amount of busi-
ness has been done during the week, at the, full prices that have
ruled of late.

NOTTINGHAM.—The fancy cotton bobbin net trade has not
improved since our last, but rather the reverse, and several
complaints are made among machine owners that nothi
selling. The black silk branch, thong
condition. The drawer and pantaloon bran
about the 20th part of the population of Nottingham, is in ra-
ther a prosperous condition, but the wages are low. The glove
trade is much decreased, and the_hands are suffering severely.

, Which employs

LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE

MARKET.
FRIDAY, JUNE 25

Although the demand has been rather more limited this week
for Sugar, the market has closed very firm, and the sales con-
sist of 700 hhds 8.P., chiefly to refiners, and 2000 bags Bengal,
principally good yellow Cossipore, at .41s per cwt. A good
inquiry for Foreign, chiefly for cargoes afloat, of whi

ch several

sales have been effected, comprising 13,000 bags brown Pernam
at 17's 6d, 3100 bags yellow (to arrive here) at 19s,and 400 chests
white Bahia, deliverable in the Mediterranean, of which the
price has not transpired 300 bags Ceara, on the
realised 16s 6d to 20s, and 110 hhds Surinam 32s to

ot, have

per cwt

duty paid.—Molasses are readily taken off on arriv

1, at ver

full rates, via., 200 puns Barbadoes at 16s Gd, and 300 puns
Trinidad at Its 6d to 15s per cwt.—No change to notice in the
Coffee market S the week's business consists of 30 casks
Jamaica at 525, 650 bags Laguayra at 50s, and 550 bags Costa
Rica at 41's percwt, being former rates.—No sales in Cocoa,
Ginger, Pimento, or Pepper.-100 tcs Carolina Rice sold at 18s
6d to 19s, and 2c-oo bags Bengal at 9s 9d to SOs 3d per cwt for
mid white.—About 120 puns Demerara Rum sold, without
change in price.—Tea market firm, at previous rates, but trans-
actions not large, except in Scented Orange Pekoes, Capers and
common Gunpowders, of which considerable sales have been
made atlair prices. Sales of Turpentine have been upon an
.nusually large scale, .1000 betsliaving been sold at the reduced
s per cwt.—Tallow market rather quiet, but without

price of

alteration in prices ; small sales of Petersburg Y.C., at

about 200 pipes South American realised 34s to 375, according
—Baltic Hemp in fair demand at form

lolutality

Ltes.—No

transactions:reported in Jute

LIVERPOOL COTTON

ARKET,

FECTDVV, JUNE 25.

The demand from the trade during the week has been 'upon
a moderate scale, and although last Friday's 'quotations admit
of very slight alteration,the market being freely supplied with
the recent imports 'of Ariierican, affords ?the buyer a slight
advantage. The stock of Sea Islands having become -very

limited, prices have advanced fully id be id per lb; all lither
descriptions without change. 9410 American, 400 Pernambuco,
100 Egyptian, and 190 Surat, have been-taken on speculation,
and 3990 American-axd 350 Surat for export.

• • SALES. I 'IMPORTS
DESCRIPTION. -ritteiS, Week Previ- Week I This
ending oust* ending!
Jne 25.,this yr. Jue 25.1 '`"r* ;June 25

STOCK

CORN

MARKETS.

WAKEFIELD, JUNE 25.—The weather

vourable this week, which, with a goo
to check the trade, and only a limited bus
rates of this day se'nnight. Beans do not vary

with more firmness

No alteration it

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, -I

an exceedingly dull sale, millers s

purchase, except for immediate use, owing
state of the Flour trade. There is some des
Barley, at late rates, but very little offer
being still in small supply, sell in retail at
In Beans no change. Oats dull, with little a
Flour in large supply, and prices the same a:
;11 very dull, is in better I WISBECH, JUNE 26.—We had a fair qua]

this thne.of ye

!al-) offering here

slowly, Mit the rates of last week are fully s
and Oats nothing doing, and scarcely a san

DUBLIN, JUNE 25.—We had another

the Corn Exchange to-day, and the

barely supported for all descriptions of I

Corn was 6d lower,

White Wheat,
Red do..
Bere'
Oats
Oatmeal

23s Od to 26s Od I Barley

228 0,1 to 23s 6e. 1 R
Os 0(1 to Os Od I"Bakers
lOs Od to Ils 6d Indian
I ls Od to 128 Od p

BELFAST, JUNE 26

during the week, and prices droop. Ir
still in fair consumptive demand, can be

with light stocks late rates were fully

yptian sell free
consumptive demand, and prime qual

prime quality and Ep.,

MANCHESTER, JUNE 20.—The trade has beer
during the week, with some demand for fresh Flour and Wheat,
at full prices, for consumption. At our market to-day, fresh I
qualities of Wheat and Flour met a fair d
Oats and Oatmeal slow of sale, and rather
to Is per quarter higher

ss is d,

wheat to-daN

) the der'

;‘, of Wheat (for I

'y dull mark

in. In

This market has been very languid

wer terms

yellow, at £7 5s per ton ; and white, at to ss.
CORK, JUI: E 26.—We have had a deal of rain durii
week, which has caused a firmer feeli

e Grain trade, and
stained. Wheat of