The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06 00:00:00

Emplarto.

UNITED STATES.'

Olive ft Eliza, (36.5) T Parsons, from New Orleans. 502 bales cotton,
Roskeli, Ogded and co-160 do, A Dennistoun and co-5 do, J Km's-
ley and Son-5 do. J Holford and co-235 do, Collmann and Stolter-
foht-68 do, J W Gibsone-1.31 do, W and J Brown and co-68 do, T
Wilson and co—W D
Echo, (691) J Mallet, from New Orleans, 37 bales cotton, order-
-317 do, Jevons, Sons and co-11114 do, Humphreys and Biddle-241
do, W and J Brown and co-198 do, Ewart, Myers and co-383 do,
Baring Brothers and ro—W 1) " - -
James Perkins, (381) C E Barry, from Savannah, Ll 6 bales cotton,
Ra'hbone Brothers and co-290 do, Roskell, Ogden and co--50 do,
W and J Brown and co-190 do, Bolton, Ogden alid co-208 do, order
—263 do, Purton, Parker and co-195 do, Molyneux.and co—W D

EGYPT.
Stirling, (156) W Laycock,frm Alexandria, Egypt, 780 bales cotton,
order-200 do, J. Pennington—Q D
Ariadne, (2 5) 13 Ayre, from Alexandria, 1118 bales 163 bags cotton,
34 casks gum arable, 11 packages sundries, order-2 chests shells,
M'Nair and Dutton-2 tons old junk, the master—Q D

LIVERPOOL CORN 'EXCHANGE, MARCH 3.
With the exception of about 3600 sacks of Irish Flour, brought by
steamers, the imports of the past week have. been trifling. The
opening of the canals brought a better attendance of country dealers
to our market last Tuesday, hut their chief inquiry was for• Oats, in
which a fair business was done at an advance of id to Id per bushel.
Wheat al4o maintained the improvement noted in our report of this
day se'nnight, the best Irish red reaching .8s 3d per 701 b. Flour and
Oatmeal were without change in value. With a very limited demand,
prices have not since undergone any alteration ; and that tho trade
has not been of a more active character may in part he attributed to
the usual seanty.supplies. Choice Roundland Barley has brought 35s
to 36s per quarter, and Scotch arid Cumberland, suitable for Malting.
.maybe boughtat 4s, 4d to 4s 6d per 601bs. Beans and. ease as last
noted. In the bonded market, a small parcel of Baltic Wheat has
been sold at 5s per 701bs. and a few hundred barrels of U:S. sour
;Flour has been taken for export at,2.5s per 1961b5.

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. , . . ..
• LIVERPOOL PROVISION NI Alt ic ET. MARCH 5.
.
From Direct. j Indirect. From Direct. Indirect. at Since
howeverour hat sst
shade
reporto
,tvheerr
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ca
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s. beenp Pickled
kblreids k
Butterilem an demand
heldfor D r 31.,
rßmult3t,earat,
Calcutta ;Nov. ..18 Marnnha% Dec ....28'
Bombay :Nov. .30 N. Orleans 945, with a likelihood of some improvement. Beef very steady, an
Mauritius 'Dec• • 9 Mobile .. Jan —.28 prime Pork not offering under 88s. Bacon has been in speculative
Rio Janeiro • 'Dec. ..25 Savannah. Feb.... 1 req.uest, and very little .at market—the principal portion of what there
' Feb.... L 2 is, is limited to a high figure.—Lard and Hams in fair demand.
Bahia Jan .... 3, Charleston F0b.... 3
Pernambuco }Dec. ..21 New York. Feb ....10 BA,TTag.--Bel fast 9B 0 6 101 0 -per cwt.
Rd n 92 0

Bi,TTRIL—BeI fast 9B 0 a 101 0 •per cwt.
84 0 92 0
Coleraine
Banbridge
Sligo
Derry
Limerick -
Carrick
Kilkenny
Carlow, -
Waterford -
Newry - 92 0 .L...:
Cork
Cork dry 3ds
003 40 2 9
183 0 ---_ .
Do. pickled 2ds ll5 0 0
....._
BEEF.—lndia Prime Mess
New Mess Beef IJ2 6 —i 112 6
Do.
PORK
B scoN 5O 0 54
Day Iltms
WET Do 0 0 0
LA RD,--Viikin
Bladdered _ 63 0 --. 64

per cwt.
0 --
0
0
0

MANCHESTER MARKET, SATURDAY.
Towards the close of the week there has been an improvement in
the demand for IriSh butters, of choice quality, at prices fully equal
to last week's quotations. hut as the trade are looking for supplies of
foreign new, the sales have not been extensive.
This morning there was a very slender attendance of buyers at our
market, and but. few sales ieparted. Wheat of prime quality was
o
firmly
this day se'nnight, and the business
donew
ahse
al d at
n the
h og
e currencytates
infferior descriptions were rather less in
request than previously. The demand for Flour was not active, but
scanty stocks enabled the factors to realize full prices. For Oats and
Oatmeal there was only a moderate inquiry, and the previous quo-
tations were barely obtainable. Meal was in fairrequest from con-
sumers.

• •
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY.
Though the thaw has done much towards clearing the river of ice,
it has only partially done so, and, consequently. our arrivals of Wheat
and all other grain are again very limited. The millers have bought
so little during the last few weeks that, anticipating very large
arrivals, an unusually large number attended our market to-day.
This enabled holders of Wheat ready for delivery to obtain last cur-
rency, Bad the arrivals been equal to the expectations of the trade,
it is thought that lower rates would have been submitted to. No
alteration on other articles.