The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-11-12 00:00:00

LONDON MONEY-MARKET, &c

WEDNESDAY EVENING.-The English funds were not
extensively dealt in, but prices were nevertheless firm. Con-
sols for money arc quoted at 89-,'; ; for the account, 89/ to 1 ;
Three per Cents. Reduced, SS ; Three-and-a-Halt per Cents.
Reduced, 98; and New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 99:10
In the Exchequer-bill market business was done in the
" stamped" bills-that is to say, those which have in the
late examination passed and are vouched as correct-at 10s.
to 125., while the " unstamped" bills have been done at Ss.
premium. Bank Stock closed at 165 to 166 ; India Stock,
246 to 247; and Long Annuities, (expiring January 5,
1860,) 121.
A good deal of general business was transacted in the
foreign securities, which, however, do not bear very improved
prices. Spanish crept up, towards the close of business, to
211 to which was its latest value ; Portuguese 5 per Cents.
left off at 291 to 30 ; Ditto 3 per Cents., 17i to 181 ; Colom-
bian, 191 to ; Mexican, 251 to ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents.; 512- to -/; Belgian, 100 to 101; and Brazilian, 57
to 58.
TEA.-14,003 packages of tea have been declared to-day
for public sale, notwithstanding which the market has re-
mained firm. Company's Congous ls. 10c1. per lb. money.
SUGAR.-The market was quiet to-day. The sales of
British Plantation comprised 220 llhds. There were 4,300
bags of Bengal put up, part of which sold at public sale, and
the remainder afterwards at about ls. decline. Khaur at
from 40s. to 435. Gd., and bright brown at 475. Of 570
baskets of Java, and 120 of Brazil. part only sold. The
yellow description of the former at 16s. Gd. to 18s. Gd., and
brown at 13s. Gd. to 14s. ; Brazil yellow, 15s. to 16s. 6d.
COVFEE.-200 casks were offered, chiefly Jamaica, the
greater portion of which was taken in. A few lots of good
middling sold at 140 s. to 120 s. There were 2,200 bags of
Ceylon. which all sold, very fine marks at 755. to 108 s. ; or-
dinary and good from Gls. to 68s. Gd., and pale at 665. to
675. 40 bales of 'Mocha fetched from 975. to 113 s. 1,500
bags of Porto Rico, via the Cape, were put up, but all were
taken in at from Ms. to 565. 150 bags of Brazil direct sold
at 395. to 40s.
CoCOA.-840 bags of Trinidad, partly sold ; low to good
ordinary at 365. 6d. to 425. 6d.
RICE.-The sales consisted of 2,750 bags of Bengal, but a
decline of from Gd. to 9d. was made good. Ordinary white
dusty. 12s.
CASSIA.-150 cases offered arid sold ; fine at 102 s. to
102 s. Gd, good middling 965. to 965. Gd., and coarse 91s. Gd.
to 925. 6d.
PEARL SAGO.-400 bags were sold, very good at 265. Gd.
to 275., and middling at 225.

THE CHASE

The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Saturday, Nov. 13, at
Monday, 15, at
Wednesday, 17, at
Thursday, 18, at
Saturday, 20, at ..
Monday, 22, at.. .
Wednesday, 24, at
Friday, 26, at .
Saturday, 27, at

......... Xrley
Marburg, near Northwich
Cholmondeley
Hurleston Village
Abbey Arms
~,.Norton

Tatton
Booth's Obelisk
Withington Hall

At half-past ten o'clock.
Mr. ATTY'S HOUNDS will meet on
Monday, Nov. 14, at ...................... Bough Bridge
Friday, 19, at.... ........................ Gallantry Bank
Monday, 22, at ..................
Weolnesday, 21, at
Friday, 26, at ..
Monday, 29, at - Wynnstay

At hall-past ten o'clock