The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-07-07 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY

FROM L'POOL TO MANCHESTER. FROM MANCHESTER TO L'POOL.
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THIRD EDITION.

Standard•ofce, Three o'clock

LIVERPOOL CORN CORN EXCHANGE,—This DAY

Since this day week we have received a moderate quantity
of Wheat, Beans, and Peas, with a good supply of Malt
coastwise; but from Ireland and the continental ports of
Europe, the arrivals during the same time are trivial; and
although beyond 3412 quarters of Wheat, little grain has
come to hand from the American States, we have to note a
further large accession of Flour thence and Canada, forming
together 19,792 barrels.

Apprehensions entertained here, by the continued preva-
lence of very wet and unfavourable weather at this critical
period of the year, and the rise in London yesterday, pro-
ceeding from the same cause, has produced a decided effect
upon our market this morning ; more especially in reference
to Wheats, of which the sales have been considerable at a
further amendment upon the prices of Friday, thereby in-
creasing our currency 3d to 4d per 701bs, and in partial in-
stances somewhat more over the rates of this day se'nnight.
American free Flour—the only kind commanding a sale to
consumers—was in fair demand, and 2s. per barrel dearer
than on Tuesday last. Bonded States Flour also continued
to meet inquiry, and 8,000 to 10,000 barrels having recently
changed hands, 265. to 28s. has been established to-day.

Grinding Barley, moving off rather freely, realised 2d to
3d per 601bs. more than last week ; while Malt, Beans and
Pease were in moderate request, and fully supported former

Oats and Oatmeal, although not readily saleable, seemed
to engage rather more attention, and obtained our increased

quotations

ARRIVALS OF CORN,

l'Earkrts.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 3

Sugar.—ln consequence of the very excited state of the London
market, there has been an animated and extensive demand for all
descriptions, attended with almost daily advance in prices, and the
market closes 7s to 8s is cwt. higher than this day week. The sales
amount to 1550 hhs. B. P., together with 3700 bags Mauritius, and
also 6600 bags Bengal; the latter chiefly from Sas to 86s for mid-
dling to good white.—Foreign Sugar.—The sales of the week are
53 cases and 114 brls. and boxes Brazil, at 24s 6d to 25s for whites,
and 20s 6d to 22s for browns.—Bonded Refined.—No sales in goods
reported; a considerable inquiry for Treacle at 13s is cwt.-
80 puns. of ordinary Demerara Molasses were sold early in the
week at 37s ; but, in consequence of the great rise in the price of
Sugar, an advance of 2s to as 1), cwt. is now demanded, and the
quotations are raised accordingly.—Coffee.—The sales of Planta-
tions are limited, comprising 100 casks of Jamaica, 130 brls. of
Dominica and Trinidad, and 15 casks and 30 bags of Demerara; for
Jamaica the prices realzed are at an advance of 2s to 3s is, cwt. and
the Trade evincemore disposition to purchase. 50 bags Brazil, via
the Cape, brought 505 le. cwt. Of Foreign, 60 bags were sold,
Brazil 47s to 4gs, and Laguayra 521 is cwt..-100 bags Trinidad
Cocoa sold 'at 48s, a small lot of Barbadoes Ginger at 365, and a
parsel of ordinary Bengal at 12s 6d Is cwt., 1000 bags black Pepper,
of good quality, at 3id to 4.1 ft).—No sales of Pimento.—The
demand of Rice is limited, and only 850 bags sold, at the quotations.
—ln Runs the sales are only 60 puns. of Demerara, 13 to 32 13,
cent. 0. P., at 4s 2d to 6s Ts, gallon.
Tea.—A fair business has been done, chiefly in common Congous,
Twankeys and Hysons, at our quotations, and the market closes
firm.

A few chests East India Indigo have been taken at the currency
of the late public sales.—A variety of East India Produce has
been brought to auction this week. but scarcely any thing done;
the transactions comprise 18 bales Bengal Safflower at .t 4 5s to
£6, and 8 bales Bombay at 465; 5 Serons Cochineal, black at as Gd
to 5s 9d, and good silver at 4s lid ; 38 chests Lac Dye at 7d to ;ad;
580 bags Seed Lac at 15s to 16s; 40 chests Shell Lac (all fault) at
32s to 335, and 59 bales Munjeet, price not named.—About 1000
bags Saltpetre sold at 25s to 275 9d.—The low price of Nitrate of
Soda has attracted the attention of buyers, and 3000 bags have been
sold at 15s 3d to 16s, principally at 15s lid v cwt.
Dyewoods.—The sales of Campeachy Logwood are 500 tons, at
.e 9 to ..t9 15s, according to quality, 30 tons Honduras and Jamaica
at .e 7 55 to lOs ; a few tons Tampico Fustic at 10s, and
Maracaibo at £4 10s v tou.—There is no alteration in the price
of Turpentine ; 820 brls. were sold yesterday at 12s 3d to 12s td for
fair quality.-600 to 700 brls. American Tar were brought forward
at the same time, but withdrawn, the bidding not being equal to the
expectation of the holders, who require 17s v brl.—The demand
for Pot and Pearl Ashes is very limited, but prices remain unaltered.
—Linseed.—A few bags (85) of good East India brought 45s 6d,
and 220 quarters Sicilian sold at the quotations.—Hides.—About
25,000 East India Kips, chiefly dry salted, were brought to auction
last Friday, when the whole sold briskly at full prices; the sound of
Id lto 120, and Ist rubbed at 9(d to pld, sound brined and dry
salted at 10(1 to 11(1, and Ist rubbed at 8d to silt, sound dry and
brine at 9id to Sid, Ist rubbed at Bad to 8(d, and second rubbed at
;id to 8d ; 300 Calcutta Buffaloes also brought 53d, 270 dry Sava-
nilla Hides 6icl to 6itl, and 67 dry salted 5-ed v lb.—Tobacco.—
The sales during the week reach 180 hhds., including 80 hhds.
Virginia stemmed on speculation, supposed to be at a low price.
The demand of Brimstone continues limited, buyers supplying
their actual wants very sparingly ; the sales of the week have
amounted to about 100 tons only, at previous rates.—Nothing re-
ported in Sumac.—For Argols there has been more inquiry, which
has lead to the sale of about 80 casks of Oporto and 50 boxes
Florence, red and white, at full prices.—Cream of Tartar and
brown Tartar continue in moderate request.—A few casks of Flag
Annatto have been sold at 1 ld. v lb.—The sales in Madders and
Roots are trifling, at .the quotations.—A few casks Quercitron
Bark brought 13s v cwt.—Olive Oil has been rather more inquired
for the Last few days, but in consequence of the firmness of holders,
less business has been done than there otherwise would have been ;
the sales ate about 30 to 40 tuns, at the quotations.—ln Fish Oil
there is no business of importance to remark this week, principally
for want of arrivals.—Linseed Oil continues steady, and pale
Rape has improved, 39s having been currently paid for genuine
parcels, although inferior Oil has been sold at 375.—0il of Tur-
pentine has declined lOs to 20s vton, but this reduction has brought
buyers more freely into the market.—Palm Oil.—Considerable
inquiry has appeared for forward delivery, partly on speculation,
and upwards of 1000 tons have been sold, nearly the whole for ar.
rivals, at about £35 lOs ; but yesterday £'36 was paid as well to
arrive as on the spot, and for present delivery an advance of lOs is
now dematided.—ln Hemp and Flax no transactions of moment
are reported, except 30 to 40 tons Riga. Outshot Hemp at £34 to
£'34 los; 173 bales Jute have been sal at £l2 v ton.—The Tal-
low market has been very' animated, particularly in the early part
of the week ; on Saturday last about 300 pipes South American sold
by auction at 46s 9d to 50s 9d v cwt., the quality of the most part
very good ; subsequently a brisk inquiry appeared for yellow
Candle, and 500 to 600 casks changed hands at .53s 6,1; for small
lots 54s has since been realized.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 3.
Cotton.—The improved demand noticed in the last Circular has
again been followed up, particularly by Speculators, whose opera-
tions were very extensive in the early part of the week, and the
prices of ordinary to fair American advanced id to id Tr ib ; since
Wednesday the demand has been chiefly confined to the Trade, and
the market has closed with less animation, the extreme advance
being barely maintained. Brazil, Egyptian and East India are
without change. 113,500 American have been taker, ou speculation,
and 1280 American and 250 for Surat for export. There have been
forwarded during the past month unsold 5700 American.

ACCOUNT OF SALES ANNIMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 26th ultimo to this day, inclusive.

SALES OF THE WEEK

r 3126

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1 39274

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