The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-08 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STAIN llAlt U.

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should be made upon James Aspinall, Esq., the late Mayor, for
the suns of £105,000 invested for the endowment of the churches,
with legal interest thereof. (Cheers.) Agreed to.
COURT OF REQUESTS. AFRICA.
fm Africa, with 930 casks palm oil, 22.5 elephants'
The appointment of commissioners for the Court of Requests Watt, Aikin, f for the ensuing month was referred to the Court of Requests teeth, 200 tons barwood, Hamilton, Jackson and co—B Dk
and Borough Court committee. WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
REPORT OF PAID OFFICERS. Valiant, Bragg, fin Barbados, with 553 hds 1 tee sugar, 91 pns mo-
laws, 10 t logwood, Barton, I rlam S.; co—l 4 lids sugar, Gibbs, Bright
The report of the committee on paid officers was then taken
and co—lu do, S L Trotman-4 brla yams, 2 pkgs saccades, 1 brl ruin,
into cuasideration. On reading over the salary of the collector Order—K Dk
of pile treasurer's office, which is £lOO, Mr. Duncan begged to Bsther, Jump, fm Demerara, with 9 hds 13 tea sugar, Sandhach,
propose that he should give security. Thine and co-36 hits do, Douglas, Fraser and co-5 brls do, 169 pns
Mr. Councillor EARLE objected to this, as he gave a daily, 10 hds 17 brls molasses, 8 pns ruin, Ibg coffee, C and G Murray-400
nay, hourly acituut of the sums he received, and his salary was pus molasses„ls pns 20 hds rum, Mugry, Syme and co—W Dk
only £lOO. UNITED STATES.
Mr. Alderman ROBINSON thought they would never be able Robert Pulsford, Prince, fm New Orleans, with 1340 hales cotton,
to confirm that report that day, and moved that it be deferred T Wilson and co—P Dk
until the next meeting. He was not prepared to vote an it, be-
_rgsage, Bardin, fin Darien, with 1301 bales cotton, T Wilson and co
Ilk
cause it had only just been put into his bands; and in the very Scotland, Hackstaff, fm New York, with 1880 brls turpentine, 78
first statement there was a confusion he could not understand. halts cotton, 730 tcs flaxseed, Dennistoun, Mackie and co-121 brls
Mr. Councillor S tizEL seconded the postponement. turpentine, Order-205 bales cotton, Collmann and co-252 du, Maury
Mr. Councillor RATHBONE. would move an amendment, that and co.-150 cks flaxseed, Order-50 de, J W Shaw-109 tea do, Wain-.
it should not be read here, but that they should read it at home. Wright and co-200 do, Waddington and co—P Dk
Mr. Councillor SHIEL said that was just what they wanted John and Elizabeth, Churchill, fm Savannah, with 711 bales cotton
, Collmann, Lambert and co-225 do, Order—W Dk
for it was beyond his capacity to understand it. William Brown, Taylor, fm Savannah, with 301 bales cotton, W Mr. Councillor Bo LTON said that gentlemen ought, from the and J Brown and co-119 do, Order-24 do, Waddington and co-334
former reading of the report, to be acquainted with the subject. do, T Wilson and co-161 do, Maury, Latham & co-200 do. T Crow-
Mr. Councillor SHIEL said it was not from ignorance of the der-35 do, Wainwright and eo-100 do, Phelps, James and c 0203
report that he wished for postponement, but.from being too well do,, Er r tjra. reamc o—f
nil wae, cootsna, u
,nyln filresdecro—ttoPtiDk
Order-63 do,
acquainted with it. It would be necessary to send back the Wainwright and Co-151 do, T 6rowder-299 do, Collmann and co—
report to the Committee to be amended. 92 do, J Low and co—P Dk
Mr. Councillor BLACKBURN thought they should adjourn it; , Tremont, Cunningham, fm Mobile, with 117 bales cotton, Keill
there were sixteen or eighteen different offices referred to, on and Courant-200 do, Crary. Fletcher and co-796 do, 1 box contents
each of which a question might be raised. And they ought to unkn, Baring, Bros and coIP Dk
Stirliog,, Tucker, fm Savannah, with 1614 bales cotton, Roskell,
have time duly to consider about it, and not give it a hurried
confirmation. I Ogden and co-2 do, said Captain—River
. Samuel and John, Perkins, fm St Mark, with 491 bales cotton, 1 tee
Mr. Alderman RoarixsoN really did faney he understood plain sweet potatoes, T Wilson and.co--Q Dk
English; this report, however, he could not understand. It' Arelumedea, Winsor, fm New Orleans, with 1619 bales cotton,
set out with stating "that the duties of the treasurer's office are ' Roskell, Ogden and co-956 do, W Forde and co--26 do, Melly, Pre-
so well performed, that it would be
ireinxpedient to make any I vostarand cia-G Dk ,
Savannah, with
G 1 nd Wittleton, fin Savannah, with 10 pine planks, C Logan
change.' Immediately afterwards recourtuaended that the I and co—a 636 bales cotton, Isaac, Low and co-159 do, W and J Brown
salaries should be reduced, and concluded with stating, that the and co—Q Dk
duties " might possibly he performed with a clerk lets." China, Larniour, fm Charleston, with 756 bides cotton, llir7,n, ty
• Mr. Councillor. EARLE.—One treastwer miglit be more active and Jerdein4l7s do, D Jackson-136 do, .Iteskell, Ogden and co-95
than another. do.. E and J H Garston-75 do, W Bower aud.San-50 tio, T Crowder
Mr. Alderman RontsrsoN.-011 !
lit
The do, J S Ferguson and co-711 do, Order-11 do, D' Williams-1 Id
The MA vOit.—One person got up to make one remark and tee, rice, J 11/.`Cammon—W Dk
Marathon, Eldridge„ fm New Orleans. with 772. bales cotton, it
another another till they should never have done, Was'it the Zwilchenbart and co-182 do, C lmer, Paulet and co-4.:.0 do, Coll-
pleaeure of the council to adjourn the question or not? ' ilmo, Lambert and co-340 do, Keill and Courant—P Dk
Mr. Councillor SHIM, would: move an amendment, " That it Sterling, Coon, frn•Savarmall, with 100 bales eo;ton,, Baring, Bros
he'taken into consideration on the first meeting of the next andicio-39 d
ando ,Rco s yOr,do Ogden,,n, ilisn dHcood—lslolni
at:, T, Wilson
l a nllq3-7,411.034
mouth." He considered that report one of the crudest thin do,
that. was.ever presented by a public body, It was hardly fair to liieuaxgarardo, Wainwright and co-124 do, Order—W' Dk,
Florida;. M'Ciirien, fm. Natchez, with 750.balus cottua; G. Greed and.
call on them to meet day after day. If they made their meet- Son-225 do, A Dennistoun and co—W Dk
ings regular, every councillor would be bound to attend; he Norna, Dott, fm Savannah, with. 703 bales cotton-, Order-170 de,
would then have time to make his private arrangements. The W C Molyneuxii Dk
report required a great deal of consideration. Potomac, Marbary, fm New Orleans, with 1500 bales cotton, W and
it-. CoußCiltoi E J Brown ended-50 do, Order—P Dk.
align. A RLE.—It did want a great deal of consider- Carouge, Bryson, fm Charleston, with 104 bales cotton, Lodge,
. - • Prichard and co-188 do, Order-234 do, Moskell, Ogden and co-100
Mr. Councillor Se mut. never interrupted any gentleman. .He do, W and J Brown and co-300 do, W Forde and io-118 do, T W
would atWays.ontine himself to the subject, and ,he did not. Smith and co-17 tcs cotton seed, Fisher, Bros and co-20 pianks,
Lodge, Prichard and ce—P Dk
o speak so very often. He begged to tell Mr. Earle that he
, Ma fin New Orleanl22 bes cotton, T Wils
would not he interrupted, and they would find they would gain and
co-93711ett do,, W and .1 Brown- s Ldwith deco
175 do,al Keill and Courant— on
nothing by interrupting him, for they should not do it. He —w Dk
concluded with moving the adjournment of the subject till the British King, Hunt, fin Savannah, with 245 bales cotton, Cannon,
..
first meeting in the next month. . Miller and-co-801 do, Order-194 do, Sands, Hodgson and co-90 do,
After a good deal of discussion, the subject was adjourned Buchanan, Laird and co-451 do, Collmann, Lambert and co-214 do,
. T Roy—kso do,W and .1 Brown and co-74 do, Phelps, James and co—
to Wednesday fortnight, the 16th of March.
Q D
AUDITOR OF TOWN-DUES, , Benjamin Morgan, Snow, fm Savannah, with 946 bales cotton, 93
A letter was read from Mr. Bridge, auditOr of the town-dues. testrice, 7 bags samples cotton, Baring, Bros and co—K Dk
The committee had stated that the office might be discontinued. BRITISH AMERICA.
The object of Mr. Bridge s letter was to show that his office, Liverpool, Godfrey,. fm Liverpool, N Et, with I'2o ps fir timber, 24
instead of being useless, was one of very great utility. He clO deals and deal ends, 25 spars or masts, 68,i clO staves, 8 fins lath-
stated that the sum saved by the office was more than the ex-, wood, 2300 treenails, Cannon, IVlil er and co—B Dk
pease of the office.—Referred to the committee. America, Mackie, fin bt John, N B, with 706 pa pine and 110 ps
A letter was read from Mr. J. E. Taoer, one of the assistant birch timber, 239 deals 101 fms lathwood, 7513 staves, Wildes, Pick-
dra ftsme n,,tende ring his resignation.—Accepted. [The present —ersik'iDllkand co--4 spars, for Exportation-14 bolts copper retd, G Glen
salary is £157 10s.]

JLIVISH DISABILITIES.
Mr. Councillor BOLTON gave notice that at the next quarter-
ly meeting (16th April) he would propose a petition to parlia-
ment for the removal of the Jewish disabilities.
A memorial from the retail beer-sellers was presented. On
the suggestion of Mr. Jordan, it was referred to the Improvement
,Committee. (Great laughter.)

THE COBONERSHW.
Mr. Councillor RATHBONE stated that Mr. W. S.. Roscoe had
withdrawn his pretensions to the office of coroner, on the ground
that the public seemed to think that a legal gentleman would be
better qualified for the office.
The MAYOR said he had several applications for the office of
coroner, but the council could not take up the subject utttil the
grant of a separate quarter sessions for the borough should
arrive.

Mr. Councillor BROWN said that as cOnsiderahle discussion
had taken place in the newspapers, as to whether the office
should be filled by a legal or a medical man, he wished to have
the opinion of the town-clerk on the subject.
The MAYoR thought it not right that he should raise a
hornet's nest about his ears by deciding the question. (A
laugh.)

NEW STREET.
Mr. Councillor THORN H ILL presented a petition, numerously
signed. praying for the opening of a new street from the west
gate of St. Martin's Market to the Clarence Dock.—Referred
to the Improvement Committee.
The council was then adjourned (at half-post two) till the
16th instant. •

LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PETITION.

At the request of the Licensed Victuallers' Society of this
town, we copy from a Plymouth paper a letter, embodying the
grievances of that important class of tradesmen, addressed

To the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the ,Exchequer.

SIR,-It is intended to address you with a statement of facts
contained in as few words, and conveyed as respectfully as cir-
cumstances will admit, and as courtesy demands; at the same
time it is necessary that the expression of feeling should not be
less warm or pointed, than the continuance of oppression prac-
tised upon an enduring, respectable, and deserving class of his
majesties subjects naturally produces. You will then, Sir, do
me the favour to receive the present, as the memorial of a body,
and not take umbrage at the individual who is the humble in-
strument of declaring their wrongs.
Sir, in the session of 1834, a petty section of the House of
Commons, arrogating to themselves the almost exclusive pos-
session of the cardinal virtues, influenced the kind-hearted
Lord Althorp to adopt their futile legislation, for the purpose
of suppressing. gin-shops, and his lordship's budget conse-
quently contained a clause, taxing the licensed victuallers at
the rate of £5O per cent. on the previous extravagantly expen-
sive retail spirit license. It is scarce necessary to refer to the
time. Every body knows that after the presentation of the
budget, the house was kept together in barely sufficient strength
to legitimatize its acts, and that there was nu time to receive
the victualler's complaint in 1834; indeed, so much were they
taken by surprise, that they could hardly believe the imposi-
tion possible, until the exciseman convinced them of it—murmur
and discontent followed.
_.... •

MEDITERRANEAN.
Fulmar, Armstrong, fin Sciacca, Sicily, with .160 tons brimstone,.
Order-1 box lemons, 1 box' oranges, said 31 aster—Q Dk.
Phcert,x, Port, fan Licata, with abt 140 tons brimstone,. 30 boxes
lemons, Order—S Dk

. .
The next session, after a political struggle, found you in of-
fice Petitions to parliament—memoriats'to the treasury—in-
terviews with the chancellor—notices of motion, and all the
train of expensive though necessary proofs were put in play, and
so stronscalie had;you to withstand, that you apparently stir-
reu,de.t:e4 4t,,d*Ktition, and the forces which Mr. Divett had col-
lecteil, imitimli fully concluding that your word of promise
would have been kept, as well in the sense,.as to the ear. Here
lsytlimpaplcisontwhtrk,arguwent held by, you, that your, noble
I')T 101e&qS.p.t 'll Or mrjakep the result, as to the amount the
nevPBMi'wati? OM dee , for, that so far from many inn-keep-
ewigiv,igil,kp, l/rtfillYte;s, there was an auguineotation upon
the 4stratated . 'ear se . rrue, there was, and the greater the
outragelllife the }act is, the number of licensed houses had
tt
not iyereased—the surplus was derived from the operation of
the act, mu imposing in ny Cases instead of 50 per cent„,l oo and
evtri2ooper Cent. add 1: ional.

Earl Grey, Cole, fin Gallipoli, with 111 pps 27 hds 34 qr cks olive
oil, Order-1 ck do, said Master—K Dk
Painter, Holland, fm Catania,. with 170 tons brimstone, 5 c pumice
stone, his lamb skins, J Moss and co—S Dk
Diligente,Bertova, fin Genoa, with 226 cks olive oil, T and W Earle
and co-120 bxs maccaroni,, Omer—K. Dk
Elizabeth, Cranston, fin Messina,'w lilt 2GO cantars brimstone, 10
cks cream tartar, 5 pps concentrated lemon juice, 21 cks argot stuff, 10
cks red and white argot, 20 bls madder, 150 bxs 100 cs lemons, 13 nps
hds wine, 35 hds wine, 35 hds 64 qr cks olivenil, 26 .pga nets, Order
K 13k

Diana, George, fin Leghorn, with 275 bgs shumac, 58 bls hemp, 90
bls wool, 12 cks cream tartar, 13 es indigo, 1 prcl pozzolana, 27 cks
tallow, 21 bls 12 cks m'dise coats unkn, 20 bls flax, 4 blocks statuary
marble, 5 blocks dove and veined marble, 13 bls waste silk, ii es tine
arts conts unkn, 1 cse 1 small pce alabaster, 47 cks boracic acid, 1 prcl
brimstone, 1 ble retd goods, 31 jars 31 hf jars 55 hf chts 6 hf piis olive
oil, 2 brls anchovies, 2 bxs apprl, 4 marble slabs, Order-41 bls wool,
H Smith and co-11 pkgs sundries conts unkn. J Btbby R co—Q Dk
Messenger, Ballaine, fm Trieste, with 40 cks oil, E W Jackson-
-3 brls heads, H Smith and co-1 bale silk waste, 116 bales wool, 343
bgs shumac, 50 cks tallow, 31 casks gum, 43 cs a rgol, 11 bales madder
roots, 7 bales 21 bags galls, Geller & co-300 bxs candles, 9 bxs beads,
200 bxs 1 cse m'dise gonts unkn, 100 brls raisins, 200 bgs and a parcel
shumac, 14 cks sago, 24 cks tallow, Order—P Dk
Salvador, Rallo, fm Licata, with 250 t brimstone, It Zwilchenbart
and co—K Dk

Now comes the print
,as to. the relief
,afforded by your act,
that probably' falls as far short of the mark, as Lord Alt horp's
production was over the estimate. Whatever the result,, in the
shape of amount, no relief whatever has been granter' to respect..
ableinn-keepers. Here they are once more inee.ing all over the
country, petitioning parliament, memorializing the treasury—
influencing members, and praying for justice; again perhaps to
be beaten off by an apparent courteous desire to grant them re-
dress.

Matilda, Hodgson, fm Licata, with 260 t brimstone, J H Garston
and co—K Dk

Rosewall, fm Catania, with 160 t brimstone, Order-4 qr
cis wine, said Master—K Dk
FRANCE.
Andre, Christen, from Ostend, with 115 tons oak bark, Older-
- Dk
Union, Vande Steene, fm Ostend, with 20 bales flax, .1 Mulholland
and co-20 do. Quinn and Lewis-30 do, A Swainson-852 do, 24 tons
oak bark, 136 Ids tow, Order—Q Dk
Ceres, Tv rer, fm Marseilles, with 10 bales Lucerne seed, 100 casks
madder, 107 bales madder roots, Order—SO tons brimstone, E and J H
Garston and cd3—K Dk
Love and Unity, Williams, fen Marseilles, with 30 tons brimstoee,
J Crump-83 casks madder, 116 bales madder roots, Order—K Dk

Look, Sir, to the daily account of petty sessions—the sturdy
smuggler stalks gauntlike over the country, defying your fiscal
regulations and police. The restrictions on fair trade, extend
the channels of illicit traffic, and the honest dealer is destroyed
—for the 'most convincing proofs of. which, I refer you to the
Gazette. In good sooth, Sir, had as was the state of the li-
censed victuallers trade—immense as. was: the amount of con-
traband traffic, before the passing Lord Althorp's act,; their bu-
siness is now infinitely worse, and smuggling has frightfully in-
creased.
Looking, Sir, at this matter in any point ofiview, the licensed
victualler, properly so termed, and exclusive of all identifica-
tion with keepers of gin palaces, was no more an object of Lord
,Althorp's legislation than is any. other description
dealing under a retail licence. 7'he licensed victuallers of' Eng-
land and Wales have now contributed upwards of THREE HUN-
DRED THOLISASD Pootas oI trade,
Taxes, EXTRA, to the treasury, in the
last two years, to try the experiment, and the result is a lament-
able failure as far as the party in-the House of Commons is. con-
corned, and a inouAtplis, act of injustice to the trade. Smart-
ing under this goad,:lhe., licensed victuallers appeal, through
you. to the countrySor redress, and they know that they have a
a, right to expect it. They will not allow the session to
.pass
over without demonstra by their petitions the universality of
.their grievances, but they know, in common with all other
classesohe difficulty of procuring a: majority of the. house_ in
their favour, if the minister be opposed to them; they know
also the vast difficulty of obtaining redress for grievances, which
are only those of a class, and that therefore the cannot have the
benefit of the sympathy of the whole community—they however
feel firmly convinced that you must now have obtained sufficient
information to be well assured of the untenable grounds
..upon
which the increased duty was levied—that it is impossible to do
the Licensed Victuallers common justice. without at once abro-
gating the law, imposing the 50 per cent additional duty, uncurl-
ditionallyand without reservation; and that in doing them this
justice, .hey respectfully submit you will be discharging your
duty faithfully to the country.
I- am, Sir,
Your humble servant,
(Signed) JAMES STEVENS.
Secretary to the Plymouth, Deronport,. and Stonehouse
Licensed Victuallers' Association.
By order of the Committee,
(Signed) ROBEE'I KINGWILL, Chairman.
Dated Plymouth, 12th February, 1836.

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Cintra, Johnston, fm Lisbon, with. 25 tons salt, Cotesworth and
Smith-73 chts %.57 hf chts oranges, J Adam—S Dk
Harmony, Bedford, fm Cadiz, with 16 hds 32 qr cks wine, Burrows
and Prescott-4 hds do, De Capdevieile-2 bts do, Darhyshire & Ro-
berts-23 his 67 lids do, T .1 Vanzellev-8 brls do, W Graham and co-
-25 hds Iqr ck do, Order-8 bts do, J Knowles jun & co—'2 do, .1 Her-
fo*•d Bros-20 qr cks do, W Gibbs-2 bts 2 lids Bqr cks do, J& J Mel-
lor-5 hts do, J Grimshavr-5 do, J Otley-2 do, J Danton-12 lids do,
Laughton & Potts-4hts 4 hds 16 qr cks do, J Paton-1 bt do, J M'Call
—2 hds do, J Craig-1 bt 2 hds do, C Ilamilton-1 bt 21 hds 10 qr cks
fin Cadiz, with 1 bt 40 hds 100 qr cks 150 brls
do, DSanderuan-5 bts 6 hds do, Order—K Dk
qt4rOckqrs
A Oughterson and co-2 hds 4qr cks do, Schol-
wiTnera:CelSlemr,
gltsb brls do, oj,
CrumpOtder—aln6dbetsoL2
hds 40 qr cks do,
Ind dalrevteoZn-B—,
u2sliiet hds 90
fleld and Johnson-1 hd 4qr cks do Martin and Blyth-12 qr cks do,
It Ricinnond-2:: do, ft A Mould-2 tuts do, Meipsecter-10 qr cks do,
1 ht 1 hd 6 qr cks do,
1 box coats unkn,. J Kenyon—K Dk
Ann Patec•, Polstone, fm Lisbon, with 20 tons salt, J Bibby and co
—1 hd wine, J W Earle-1 do, Sir J Stanley-207 chts 561 hf c•hts
oranges, 112 bdts curkwood, J Adam--2 hds wine, 1 'ton corkwood,
4hf chis oranges, Order-,K Dk
EUROPE.

London Packet, .Auman, fm Antwerp, with 20 tons oak bark, J
Juilmstone-66 do, Order-55 hales flax, A Swainson-139 do, 01%101.-
161 do, Tennants, Moore aad co-60 do, W Horner-10 do, Shaw,
Vance and co—Q Dk
Rebecca, Creswel,, fm St Petershurgli, with 293 cks tallow, Carne
and Telo-746 bars iron, Baring, Bros and co-2 bas 1 prcl emits unkn,
ap
H Chroan-215 cks tallow, 10 tOns old junk, 1 ton oakum, Order-
- I' _ _

Archangel Michael, l3erek, fin St Petersbur!gb, with 206 mats flax,
336 cks tallow, Caine and Telo-60 cks tallow, 3 fms lathwood. Order
Q Dk

Vi:ni—rv.; Anna, Langnele, fin Antwerp, with 21 hales flax, T and A
Browne and co-21 do, J C Kalowski-20 do, Dixon, A nderinn and co
—34 de, Qui r n and I.rWis-80 do, A Swainson-9.5 do,W Fletcher and
Son—io do"„ Shaw, Vance and en-144 do. Pennants and co-23 do, J
W S May-121 do, \V lloroe--52 do, Order-14 do, 20 mats tow, .1
JO inttone-1 bale elath, It Zwilehenbart and co-2 baleslow, 10 tons
oak hark, Order—Q 1)k

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 7.
There are liberal supplies of each article in.the trade. There has
Neon little business done in Wheat, which was offered at the close of
the week at a.reduction of 2d to 3d per 701bs.
Flour met a heavy sale at a decline of Is per 2801155.
Oats have been less inquired for, and were sold at lower rates. The
best Oatmeal brought 27s per 240/153.
WHEAT, 4J, 701 b. 8 d srl
English, new red, 6 6 Cr 7 0
Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0
D. new white . • 7 0 .. 7 6
Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0
Scotch, white 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. red
Irish, new red
Do. old 5 9 .. 6 5
Do. new white
Do. old
Dantzlg; red .. • • 0 A.. 0 0
Do, white
Stettin, red 0 0 .. 0 0
Do, white. 0 0 .. 0 0
Conigsben, red 0 0 .. 0 0
Do, white
Riga & Petersburg 0 0 .. 0 0
Odessa
Russian, hard.... 0, 0 0 0
Canada, rid...... 3 6.. 4 6
Do. white
Bonded Wheat
RYE, imp. qr. En,glish
and Foreign, free 00. 0
Do. in bond
BARLEY, tr imp. qr.
English, Malting 32- 0 35
Do. Grinding.6oth 3 11 .. 4
Irish, Malting, do. 0 0 0
Do. Grinding, do. 3 4
Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0 0
Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0
OATS, 4P 451 b.
English, riew
Do: old 0 0 0
Scotch, Szc new 0 0.. 0
Do. old 0 0 .. 0

'OATS, ''4slb• s d s d
Irish, n. kilndried 2 10 fa 3 0
Do. old do.
Do. prime, 4.31 b • • 3 0.. 3 1
Do. do. old .0 0.. 0 0
Foreign, free
Do. it bond . 0 U.. 0 0
(PEASE, f imp. qr.
English, white
Foreign, white
(BEANS, ctr imp. qr
English, new 4O 0.. 44 0
Do. Pigeon, old OO 0 .. CO 0
Foreign, free
Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0
Irish, Tiek,e. new 35 6 .. 37 6
Do, old OO 0- .. 00 0

MALT, tr imp. qr.
English
INDIAN CORN, 411. qr.
Red
White .„„ . :

FLOUR, V. 280 Th.
English, fine 0 0 .. 0 0
Irish, 2415, new 3l 0 33 6
Do. fine

.ierican. sweet, -
per brl. free 0 0.. 0 0
Do. in bond .... 28 0 27 0
Do. sour, free.... 19 6 21 0
Do. in bond .... 26 0 .. 27. 0.
Canadian, free .. 26 0 .. 28 0
Do. in bond 19 6.. 21 0
OATMEAL, 49' 2401 h
English, new .... 0 0.. 0 0
Irish, new
Do. old 0 0
BRAN, cif,' 241 b 0 11 .. 1 2