The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-03 00:00:00

siery trade, there is not much business being transacte

is doing is principal)

n small orders for the borne demand

to assort stocks. There is a mixture of spun silk with some

hind of wool introduced, which, when made into shirts, draw-
ers, &c., will be very comfortable for the weaver. The price

of yarn is fully maintained, with a probability of a further rise,

speculation now going on in Liverpool continues

LEEDS.—There has been a full avera

ge amount of business

consid

the season of the year, done in the cloth hulls at

.s week. Stocks are much below the usual

!xtent, and prices are firm. The manufact

A:3,st fully

employed

LIVERPOOL GENERAL
MARKET.

uring population

FRIDAY, JULY 30

PRODUCE

Sugar market dull, and the sales, which consist of 700 lihds
8.P., 4000 bags Bengal, and 1200 tags Mauritius, principally
all faults, are generally at rather lower priees. Foreign quiet,
and rather easier rates have been accepted ; sales comprise 30
hhds 10 brls Porto Rico, at 36s to 39s 3d, 2600 bags Pernam and
Paraiba at 16s 6d to 17s 6d for mid to good brown, and 20 cases
Bahia at 17s to 215 per cwt. —Molasses go off readily on arrival,
at full rates ; the sales are 230 puns St. Lucia, at 14s G 0 from
the quay.—Jamaica Coffee very dull, no sales being reported;
of Laguayra, 30 casks and 540 bags brought 50s, 60 bags St.
Domingo 40s, and CO bags Mocha 69s to 70s per cwt.-300 bags
African Ginger are reported at 245, and a small lot of Bomb ay
at Hs per cwt ; 130 bags Pimento brought 510 to sid per lb for
low to fair quality.—ln Rice the sales are confined to ISO tcs
Carolina, at 18s 90 to 19s 6d, and 500 bags Bengal, at 10s 3d per
cwt for mid white, being steady prices.-250 puns Demerara
Rum have been sold at last week's rates.—Common Congou
Tea still neglected ; some few parcels of Nohow kinds have
been placed at 10d to 10Id, and good blackish leaf at Is Id to
Is 2.1 ; in other descriptions of blacks and greens the sales are
on a very limited scale.—An extensive business done in Tallow ;
about 500 casks P.Y.C. reported at 385 to 3Ss 6d early in the
week, up to 39s to 39s 60, and nearly 1000 pipes South Ameri-
can, at 33s Od to 37s 6d for mid to good quality, and 3Ss to 388
6d per cwt. for very fine.—About 30 tons of Lard sold, at 58s
per cwt.-100 tons Petersburg clean Hemp reported at £3O lOs
per ton. At the public sale of damaged Manilla to-day,
per ton was paid fora small portion of first-class, the remainder
being withdrawk.-000 bales Jute sold, at .flO 12s 60 to £l3

lOs per ton

LIVERPOOL COTTON
FRIDAY, JULY 30.

MARKET,

The extensive business noticed Igst week has continued

throughout this, and speculators have again been large opera-
tors. Prices of American descriptions are fully id higher,
whilst in Brazil and Egyptian, though a large business has been
done, there is no change, as importers continue to offer them
very freely ; Surat is in very good request, and may be quoted
id dearer. The public sale of Sea Island yesterday was nume-
rously attended, and out of 330 white and 270 stained offered,
230 of the former at 17id to 21/d, and 110 of the latter at 5.1 d
to 14id, were sold, at fully the previous rates of private busi-
ness to id per lb higher. Speculators have taken 35,060 Ame-
rican, 1900 Pernam, 10 Bahia, 1290 Egyptian, and 1630 Surat,
and there are reported for export, 10,640 American, 890 Per-
nam, 40 Egyptian, 1620 Surat, and 100 Bengal. The market
closes with less animption, but 10,000 bales sold, including 3000
taken on speculation and for export.

DESCRIPTION. PRICES

SALES. I IMPORTS.
,j Week I Prey]. I Week I STOCK
!ending ously year
IJuly3o. this yr.'July,3o.

July 30

d. d. 1 i
Sea Island .. 12 Ei26i 820, 17890
Stained .... 4 lq 160' 1340 „ _
Boweds .... 31 64-I 28220 376720 .0821 47471 519690
NMeollv)iOleil '''''' a., 431 ',6') 418758670'' 0
2677916320 1 4963 832959
Pernams,&c. 6i ~,71 } 3780' 519901} 1272; 410381 13500
Aracati, &c.. 6i ‘4, i
Bahia, &c... 6-1 6:i 460, 25060; 1154! 166241
Maranham .. 61 71!} 130& 26280 } 1362; 20217
Sawginned . 54 5i
Demerara, &c 10 14 1
Egyptian.... 5.1 15 !
Barbadoes .. '
Peruvian....
Laguayra.... -- - - , ,
Com.W.l.&c. 5 13 5701 3700
.1 3651 4027. 3530
Cartliagena.. .1
Smyrna .... 4it 01 160,
Manilla ..• 1 •••• ' / I

Surat .
Madras
Bengal.

2i
-

30 780: • 808;
4490 837.50 91501 93399,
•• "'•""

8370 161560
1770
160 1140,

114750 1702520 21350 1512837'

631900

LIVERPOOL CORN
FRIDAY, JULY 30

MARKET,

At our Corn Exchange, this morning, a moderate amount of
business was done in Wheat, chiefly in good samples of foreign,
at prices nearly equal to those of Tuesday last. Flour was held
for former rates, which buyers being unwilling to pay, few sales
were effected. Some disposition, however, was manifested to
make investments at a little under present prices. Oats were
offered at d per bushel reduction, and little or nothing could
be done in Oatmeal, e% en at a corresponding abatement. Indian
Corn on the spot was almost without demand, but held for
previous quotations ; a number of cargoes afloat, at some dis-
tance, have, however, found buyers during the week and to-
day. In other articles no apparent change was observable.
We annex Tuesday's quotations :

FOREIGN

s. d. a. d.
5 sto 5 10