The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-05-03 00:00:00

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Low to good ord ...... 9} 104 94 to 104 9 to 93
Low to good mid.... wi Ili loi— lii loi 11*
Mid. fair to fair 12 —12 i 124 114 —l2
Middiing.—New Orleans, Ile. ; Mobile, 11c. ; Florida and
Uplands, 10:tc. to 11c.
Freight to Liverpool declining and nominal at 9-32 d.
Total import since Ist instant
Export from Ist to 19th April, 1853, 27,642; 1852, 44,641.
EXPORT FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Since Ist of September, 1832
Same time, 1831
RECEIPTS, EXPORTS, AND STOCKS-OF COTTON.
Exports to Total Exports Stock, and
Receipts. Gt. Britain to For. Ports. on shipb'd
1833.-- 2,684,303 1,220,632 1,737,309 679004
1852 2,521,268 1,066,613 1,621,209 536,999
Increase 363,035 154,019 116,300 142,105
STOCK Or COTTON IN INTERIOR TOWNS NOT INCLUDED IN

THE RECEIPTS.
Ports. 17353. 1852.
A.ugusta and Hainbun:, April 1 35,62G .... 24,689
Macon, Georgia, April 1 12,925 .... 13,247

Columbus, Georgia; April 9 ..

. 4;957" .... 5;17:2

Rome, Georgia, April 6
Montgomery. Alabama, April IL 2,508 .... 2,385
Memphis, 'Tennessee, April 5
Columbia, S.C., April 5
VFSSELS LOADING FOR GREA.,7BRITAIN.
New Orleans, April 9 • 59 vessels.
Mobile, April 9
8 ~
Florida, April II
Galveston, April 2
Savannah, April 15
Charleston,.April 15
9 New York, April 19 27 „31

Total 123 vessels.
(From Mr. W. P. TVright's Circular)
The business in Cotton continues to be done generally
for England and France, with a large share on local
speculation. Holders are very firm, and only sell,when
full rates can be obtained ; and there seems to be great
confidence in the maintenance of present prices, caused
mainly by the continued declining receipts, as well as by
the fact that the Liverpool market was already favourably
influenced by the first two weeks of reduction• in the
excess.

BREADSTVFFS.—The advance in flour quoted on the
12th instant was sustained only foe a day or two after-
wards, the successive accounts from England of declining
prices and forced sales having produced a dull feeling,
but, so far, with only a slight decline in prices, say 6.1 c.
per barrel, in shipping qualities only. Wheat is scarce,
and commands relatively high prices. Corn has come
forward freely, principally round, from Jersey and the
North River, and as the demand for export is light, and
that for home use not large, prices are lower, the market
closing doll.
PROTISIONS.—There has been an increased demand
for pork during the past three days, with an advance in
prices, but yesterday there was a little reaction, and some
concession was made from the extreme rates of Monday.
They are still, however, about 124 cents above those cur-
rent on Friday last. Beef continues unsaleable. though
no lower, and the better grades are firm, with a fair de-
mand, but no higher. Cheese is in fair request for ex-
port and home use, and prices are slightly higher, say 9c.
to 91c. for fair to prime, and 10c. for choice.
SALT.—SaIt continues firm, the moderate supplies
being taken readily on arrival. The sales are 8,150 sacks
Liverpool ground and fine, part before arrival.
NAVAL STORES.—The last sales of rough turpentine
were at =81,75. Spirits of turpentine is firm, with sales
at 60c. Rosin is dull at last week's prices.
IRoN.—A few hundred tons of Scotch pig have changed
hands for future delivery, chiefly at £33 to $34,50, and
parcels here are selling in a small way at 535 to 537, 6
months. In English bars there is nothing doing. 35
tons Swedish steel iron brought 992,50 on time.
COAL.—Liverpool coal continues depressed, with an
accumulating stock ; 175 tons Orrel brought =87,50, four
months, which is a decline. Hard is in good demand, at
.B`s from the vessel, and 85,50, cash, delivered from yard.
FREIGHTS.—To Liverpool there has been little going
forward, and we have only to notice engagements of wheat
at 54d. ; flour, 2s. to 2s. 3d. ; cotton, 4d. to 5-16 d. ; Sea
Island, id. ; and tobacco, 30s. To London the offerings
are fair, and engagements of flour and oil cake have been
made at 2s. 9d. to 3s. ; beef, ss. 6d. ; pork, 4s. ; cheese
and bacon, 355. ; tobacco, 3s. 6d. and 4s. ; and measure.
ment goods, 255. to 30s. Two American barques have
been chartered from St. John's, N. 8., to the Bristol
Channel, at 110 s to 1155., and another to Dublin at 112 s.

NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 18.—The sales of Cotton to-
day have been 4,500 bales, at firm prices, since the recep-
tion of the Pacific's news, which came to hand at noon.
Middling, 101 c. to 101 c. ; good middling, 11c. ; mess pork
sells at 815 to -8'15,25. Sterling exchange, 9c. to 94-c.
prom. Cotton freights to Liverpool, 9-16 d.
APRIL 19.—The sales of Cotton already to-day are
3,000 bales, prices remaining firm since the Pacific's ad-
vices. We quote strict middling at 101-c. to 104 c.
MourLx, APRIL IG.—Receipts for the week, 5,000
bales. Sales for the week, 10,000 bales. Middling, 10e.
Market irregular. Export for the week, 14,000 bales.
Stock on hand, 85,000 bales. Freight to Liverpool, ad.
Exchange on London, 9 per cent.