The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-03-29 00:00:00

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Low to good ordinary.... Si to 9/ 8/ to 9 8/ to 9
Low to good Middling .. 91 to 101 9/ to 10/ 9/ to 10
Middling fair to fair ....111 to 121 11i 10i to 11/
(From W. P. Wright's Circular of March 15.)

The day after the departure of the last mail hence for Liver-
pool, our market assumed a quiet tone, and the business since
has been on a limited scale, with a slight yielding in price on
the Middling and lower qualities; to conform therewith the
quotations annexed are altered. The total sales since Bth
instant, have been 5,500 bales, of which the bulk has been
taken for shipment to France and the continent. Very little
demand exists for Liverpool or for domestic consumption.
The clearances in the same time have been—to Havre, 694
bales ; to Hamburg, 235 ; Lisbon, 50; Glasgow, 49 ; Bremen,
37. Total, 1,063 bales.
The Southern markets have been maintained, with a large
business in New Orleans and Mobile, and a moderate one in
Charleston and Savannah.

By telegraph the following has been received :
MOBILE, MARCH 11.

Receipts for the week, 12,000 bales. Middling 9c.; quiet
market. Freight to Liverpool, id. Exchange on London, 8i
percent.

The dispatch from New Orleans was not received up to 6
p.m. last evening. I hear the receipts for the week are stated
at 40,000 bales.

Receipts at the Ports for the week have amounted to 105,000
bales, which completes the eighteenth consecutive week of
over 100,000; the average being 117,500 per week.-The excess
is 521,003 bales; next week a reduction will occur, as the re-
ceipts at Mobile are light, and we shall have to compare with a
total during the corresponding week last year of 120,000 bales.
At Savannah and Charleston the receipts have been light,
owing to local speculation in the interior towns. The stock on
hand, it will be noticed, is very large, amounting to 795.000
bales, included in which, however, is the 18,000 or 20,000,
lately destroyed by fire in New Orleans. Freights have de-
clined to id. per lb. in Mobile.
The following is a statement of the movement in cotton since
the Ist of September last, as compared with the previous three
years:- 1833 1852 1851 1850
Receipts into the ports 2,536,000 2,015,000 1,751,000 1,610,000
Exports to Great Britain 995,000 719,000 618,000 499,000
France
„ other for. ports 180,000 142,000 140,000 87,000
Total exports 1,366,000 1,130,000 953,000 756,000
Stock on hand
Of which during the past week, includedo in the
49,000t8h5e1 above
850
1853 1832
Receipts at the ports 105,000 106,00
Exports to Great Britain 40,000 31,000 70,000 30,000
„ France
„ other for. ports 9,000 12,000 14,000 2,000
Total exports
From which it will be seen that the excess in receipts now
amounts to 521,000 bales; tl:e increase in exports to Great
Britain, 276,000: other foreign ports. 38,000. Decrease to
France, 78,000. Total increase in exports 236,000 bales.
MOBILE, MARCH 12.
Receipts for the week 12.000 bales. Freight to Liverpool,
id.; to Havre, 1 3.16 c. Middling cotton,
SAVANNAH, MARI! 11.
Receipts for the week 5,000 bales. Market dull. No change
in prices.
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CIIARLESTOV. .-Receipts for the week ending March lath,
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NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 15.
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common brands of State have been wade at .84 Giq a 4 75,
mostly at the latter rate. ,g 5 62i is freely offered by shippers.
Wheat is dull. Corn is stead 20,000 bushels sold in lots at
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-61 a 63 for common, 63 a 65 for white, and 65 for Southern
yellow.

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PaovisioNs are without alteration.
NAVAL STORES.—SpiritS turpentine are irregular; sales
have been made of 400 brls. at 60a633, 30 days and cash,
closing at the lower rate; crude may be quoted at .64.87 - a 85.00.
Rosins arc unchanged.
FREIGHTS.—There has been more firmness to Liverpool in
vessels nearly loaded. We notice engagements of 3,500 brls.
of flour at 25. 3d. a 2s. 6d., the lower rate in British bottoms ;
800 bales of cotton at 7-32 d. a id.; for wheat and corn &I. :is
asked and 7d. Offered. To Glasgow 500 Uric flour were taken
at 2s. 6d, TO Hamburg 50) brls, turpentine at 38.