The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-23 00:00:00

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The New York Horning Herald of the 25th states :-2-At the
close of business at the Boston Custom-house on Tuesday, the
23d, the entries of specie imported in the Cambria, amounted to
31,286.371 in gold, (casting the sovereign at custom-house rates,)
and .817,534 in silver. Of this $532,400 in gold, and $17,280 in
silver, came to Hamden and Co., and .6484,000 in gold to T. D.
Townsend. - A few boxes remained at that time in the Custom-
house vault unentered. It is estimated that the total amount
on the freight list of the Cambria will not exceed a million and
a-half of dollars, but it is further estimated that the amount
brought over in the trunks of passengers exceeded that on the
manifest. We are informed that the captain of the Cambria
made two passengers pay freight on specie they had in their
trunks', upon learning the amount.

The Sadie paper publishes an estimate of the crop, as corn-
pared with former years, by Mr. George G. Henry, of Mobile,
of which the following is the substance :—Crop of 1843, 2,034,034
bales ; 1844, 2,394,503 bales ; 1845,2,100,540. These ascertained
amoun t

His estimate of the crop 0(1845, to December 5, is
4160,000; and of 1846, to December 5, only 1,700,000, which he
onsiders an outside estimate, and quite insufficient to keep the
Factories going until the next crop. The roads having conti-
nued in excellent order and the rivers high, planters had availed

estimate, (December 20) the bulk of the crop was already at the

receiving points

CuAnlisToN, Feb. 24.—The transactions on Satu

amounted to near 1000 bales at the prices current at the close
of the previous week. Monday was a very quiet day, as the
sales did not exceed 470 hales ; yesterday, however, near 1800
bales were disposed of. < There was some discrepancy in the
views of holders as to the result of this day's business, some

sales at former rates,-517 bales at 9i; 405 at 92; 320 at 91 ;
742 at 10 ; 252 at 10/, ; 446 at 104 ; 120 at 101 ; 284 at loll; and
104 bales at 10gc.

From the New York Shipping and Commercial List of Feb.
27th, we take the following approximate tables of the export of
floor and grain from the United States since Ist September

The export of wheat and flour from the United States, since
Ist September last, is about 1,650,000 bbls., of which 1,025,000

Export, from:lst to 23d February

Wheat Flour - 124,733 bbls.
Wort from the United States. since Ist September last,

Of which there were to Great Britain—
about 4

5O,C•00 bushels,

Export, from ]st to-23(1 Februm:y

139,0757.bu5he15.
129,891 „
48,170 „

Oats -10,460 •
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.—FLoun.—The market opened this
morning without any material changes, but after the arrival of
the mail an active demand sprung up at full prices—sales 5000,
300, . - le . A —lnn brls Ohio, at SG r^ 1200 at ..8 6 20, ISU at 'B6 2

, ut.,andzw
d
and 700 at 64 0. Corn

- —325,
nie demand continues unabated, and
1.300 sacks white at 105 c, 222 yellow.

at It ; two flatboat loads, 5,00() bushels wrote, at ILIAC. ; 400
sacks mixed, at 105 c, and 400 yellow, at 107 c.
Maryland has not been without her share of the profits from
the rise in European markets of American staples, bread-stuffs,
bacon, &c. According to estimates heretofore made in the
proper office at Washington, Maryland produces
Wheat. Oats and Rye. • Indian Corn.
500,000 bush. 2,900,000 bush. 4.000000 bush.
Each of these staple articles has nearly doubled its ordinary

price this year, but 'estimating the gain on the whole crops only
at 25 cents on oats and rye, the excess will amount to .82,665,000.

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EXPORTS FROM THE PORT OF NEW YORK

The exports of produce from New York for the week enumg
the 26th ult. inclusive, were as annexed :
To Great Britain.—Meal, bbls. 10,738 ; corn, bush, 205,439;
flour, bbls, 17,367; wheat, hush. 14,850; cotton, bales, 992;
rice, tierces, 388; peas, bush. 237; bacon, lbs. 205,231 ; bees-
wax, lbs. 2,892 ; tallow, lbs. 22,100 ; butter, lbs. 33,798 ; pork
bbls. 286; lard, lbs. 114,959;, '
barley, bush. 2,187; cheese, lbs.
33.883. _

To British West Indies.—Flour, bbls. 738 ; half do. 40;
cheese, lbs. 827; butter, do. 3,803; meal, bbls. 31; pork, do.
146; beef, do. 45; hams, lbs. 5,280. Live Stock—Oxen 40;

To Spanish West hidie

,ur, bbls

42; butt

give as those for the Week previous;
to the absence of vessels. The fp:

iuted entirely
g forward _

fast enough to bake off lo

British yea-
lax a fraction
they had no

vices to the 4th inst
a decline in all desc

ND. —l.ne minim Si -= -
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nt, published here on 'Monday last, caused
intions, of 25 to 50 eentS -per bbl. o'

ud it will be

seen by the lateitransactionithat the market tag partially re-
covered itself. On Saturday last limitedsales of Howard-street
flour were made et .B'6 25. On Monday morning European ad-