The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-23 00:00:00

Lt I!: !WOOL, MA lilt la JAN. 19.

The demand has continued limited throughout the week, owing, in
some degree, to the stoppage of the Canals by the frost, which com-
bined with the late arrivals from the United. States being still freely
offered, has occasioned a further decline of id per lb in the prices of
American and id in most other descridtions.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
Prong the 12th to this day inclusive.

Curren! IMPORTS.
SALES ge Tun wBrK. Prices. Tli is Wk this Year
---
220 Sea Island l4d qt 30d
20 Stained 6 12 2798 13692
6200 Bowed Georgia 6l 8i
680 I
C Mobile C4 84
I Alabama and Tennessee G 74 10103 t 12702
2350 New Orleans .. . 64 9
400 {Perillmbue() and Paraiba... 9 101 i
•
7781
_—__
8,91 1 .... }
30092567
9 91 1 •••• i ••••
Arteati and Ceara
363 Bahia and Mageio.
220 I Maranham
Sawginned
Minas —— _ ....
1 1 ....
Para
I Demerara, Surinam, 5te...... 9 124 .... 3
680 Forptian. Bl —l3 .... 3793
Barbados 7l 8 .... 15
560 Peruvian 8 9
Bahama
161 Laguayra
30 Common West India, &c 64 —Bl} 14 r /807
Carthagena.
Smyrna ... 64 —64 I
Manilla
470 Surat 44 64 .• .. .....•
50 I Madras 44 6 z 22
Bengal 3l - 5 S
12400 bales 12915 37578

There has been rather more doin.
Saturday were near 3000 bags, and
rather steadier prices.

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,x. 22.
sales on
13500, at

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JAN. 20.
Since this day se'nnight we have had moderate supplies of each
article of the Corn trade, and the improvement then noted in prices
of Wheat has been followed by a fair amount of business and a fur-
ther advance of 3d to 41d per bushel, the best Irish red being now
worth Ss 3d to Fs 4d per 701hs. Flour must also be noted 2s to 3s per
sack dearer, and the market is bare.—Though no actual change can be
noted in the quotations for Oats, which still range from 2s 7d to 2s 9.1 d
or 2s 10d per 451bs. for choice samples, there is more firmness as re-
gards this grain, and purchases to any extent could not be made on so
easy terms. Oatmeal has advanced 6d per load, 25s paid for prime
Irish manufacture. There has been little done in Barley ; Scotch
malting, of which there are several parcels on the market, has been
sold at 4s 6d to 4s 8(1 per.6oll,s.—Beans and Peas as last noted. A par-
cel or two of bonded Wheat have been takt.n for export : a little lbw:
Baltic red has brought 5s 3d per 701bs.

LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MARK ET. JAN. 22.
Butters may be bought a little easier to-day ; some of the finer
kinds we however note Is to 2s above our last quotations. There is a
thaw to-day, hut we do not think it will be permanent—the wind still
sticking steadily in the east. Beef and Pork remain unaltered. Bacon
will be better ere long. Hams more sought after, and is to 2s higher,
—the price of this article in the North of Ireland comes over-high.
Lard steady.

s. d. s. d.
BUTTER.—Belfast 9B 0 43 104 0 per cwt.
Banbridge -
Coleraine 9O 0 9i 0
Sligo 9l 0 —' 94 0
Derry. 96 0 93 4 --
Limerick
Carrick
Kilkenny
Carlow, - 100 0
Waterford
Newry -

.......
Cork dry 3ds B4 0 0 0
Do:piekled 2ds 94 0 0 0
BHP r.—NevrPnme Mess 92 6 107 6 per ti.n.r.
Do.
PORK ...
... .

.. ~ ....... ....
BACON 46 0 50 0 per cwt.
...-•••••• DRY HAMS
56 0 6') 0
0 0 ••-• 0 0 •••-..... WRT Do
56 U 62 0
LARD.—Firkin
Bladdered

MANCHESTER MARKET, JAN. 20.
There is a fair arrival of Butters from Ireland this week, and a mo-
derate extent of business has been done at very full prices.
The transactions this morning were not extensive in any article;
choice samples, of both English and Irish Wheat, were held for higher
prices. and, on the sales effected, an adranee of 2s per 280Ibs was
realized on approved marks of Flour. 25s lid per 2401bs was paid for
prime Oatmeal, and Oats were fully as dear. In Beans and Malt a
retail trade only could be reported, and in prices no ♦ariation to
notice.

LONDON COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 19.
The continued frost nearly lays all business under an embargo.
To-day exceedingly little has •heea done, and on 'Change nothing
worth reporting. The imports are quite unworthy of notice.
SUGAR —Rather more business was done to-day in British Plan-
tation Sugar, a further decline of 6d per cwt. being accepted ; still
the market closes heavily, and the sales of the week amount to only
about 850 hhds. and tees.
NUTMEGs.- •34 casks of good bold consumers were bought in at pub-
lic sale at 5s per lb. ; the biddings were not above 4s 9,1 psi- lb.
GINGEE.-690 bags and 140 robins of Malabar were submitted for
public sale, and chiefly sold at 28s to 26s for middling and good
quality.
Thom—Bengal continues in demand; 406 bags and 400 pockets
were readily disposed of at stiff prices, middling and good middling
at 13s to 13s Ed per cwt.
SALTPETRE brings fully former rates. 339 hags Calcutta offered at
auction sold at 25s for slbs. per cwt. refraction, and at 23s for 5611b5.
refraction.

INDIGO.—The sale proceeded to-day with better spirit. the buyers
evinced more inclination to purchase, and a lsrger quantity was sold
thntibis any day previously. 841 ehest4t posseilsruction, of. which 45
were disposed of, and for which rather better prices were obtained.
The total quantity got through up to this afternoon is 4933 chests, of
which only 1;80 chests have been actually sold.
For Wool, the advanced prices of yesterday continue to be fully
supported.