The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

tinues, but prices within the last day or two are
no higher; the advance is 3s. a 4s. from the lowest point,

two months ago

nail, and in
of Tea are firm, but there is not
no change here in Coffee since
London prices, which have run

Our Sta

w bands. Hold

Volasse

muchinqpi

the circular
up for the last few wee

de easier

The commonest
demand, and some fine quality bas been disposed of
at 11/ @ 11/6. The price of Saltpetre continues firm.

of Rice conti

Vitrate of

ay, anc

two or three lots
withdraw'
There

taken at 11/; t

remainder was

'o change in Rum since Friday

RICAN Lard offering.

a steadie

and. New Bacon ranges fron
Canadian Butter has been 1

prices have receded is. @ is. 6d. per cwt. The market
is clear of Rams and Shoulders; and the stock of Cheese
is small. The transactions in Beef and Pork have be
unimportant.
Our supplies of IRISH Butter have a

arrivals la-S1 week dmou

to 14,8

791 croct

in conseqnence of whi
latterly been pretty lar

although the consumption has

to-day at a d
t Mot

cwt. from our quo-
its value; but Key:

tations (

.
inquiry for both is limited in extent.
Our Pig IRON market was rather dull in the beginning
of the week, but since that time an improved demand
has been

has taken place, and a fair amount of busmt
done, with prices gradually advancing. '
market is still firm, and the quotation for mixed numbers

The tone of the

is 46/ f.o.b. at Glasgow

LATEST FROM AMERICA

ARRIVAL OF

THE EUROPA

p raurupa, uaptain
arrived in the river yesterday morninz, about nine
o'clock. She left New York on the 10th January, and
has consequently made a very splendid passage, especially
when we consider the heavy gales she must have encoun-
tered during the voyage. She has brought the largest
newspaper and letter mail ever conveyed by any steamer
T I from that country.

The Europa left Liverpool on her last outward passage
on the 16th December, and arrived at New York on the
30th December, at 5 p.m. The Hermann left South-
ampton on the 12th December for New York, and put
into Boston on the 4th January (23 days out) short of
v expert- I coal. The Washington left Southampton on the 20th

,
arriving there Bth instant. The steam-ship America,
which left here on the 30th ult., arrrived at Halifax en the

i instan

The commerce
other intelligence, except that from California, is unim-

Low, and t

portant

- General Taylor's inaugural address afforded much spe-
culation amongst what may be termed in that cou
the "protectionists" and "free-traders." It i

generally

ig are tlie.rates of postage between the two

not exceeding half a
Yorl

countries :—Lett
from the British Islands to
case of letters nassinr any

States, or lettc
to be added. Newspapers are to be charged only a
each ; periodicals over two and 1, ss than three ot

Ding to

from Ca

a, two t

sixpence; over three

and two y

over six ounc

From Washington we

;am (Jan. 8) that " The

Reciprocal Bill before th

and 1

aviug passed the Hot
to urge it through without
is regarded by some

n eithrt

t." This Bill
ns themselves,

as a step towards

Et futur

.e annexation of our North Ame:

rican Colonie
The judicia
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