The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS,

Nov. 15, S. Jsmes, late of Everett-street, Russell-square, grocer.—
Dee. 2, W. W. Dunn, Sambrook-court, 13asinghall-street, broker.—
Dec. 2. R. Ashby and S. Ashby, Stainos, mealmen.—Dec. 2, A. Rollo,
late of Sandy'i-row, flishopste, chairmaker.—Dec. 2, J. Wilson
and H. R. Wilson, St. Osyth, Essex, grocers.—Nov. 29, W. M`Ken-
sie, 13oshier's-court, Oxford-street, tea-dealer.—Nov. 30, J. Scott,
North Shields, ship-owner.—Nov. 29, G. Children, late of Tunbridge,
hop-merchant—Dec. 3, J. Ranger, Newark-upon-Trent, linen-dra-
per.—Dee. 11, G. Wall, Hillinplon-end, Middlesex, nurseryman.—
Dec. % T. Freethy. Acton, Middlesex. carlenter.—Dec. 2. I). Far-
row, Parringdon-street,gunsmith.—Nov. 29, G. Robins, Titchboume-
street, Piccadilly, surgeon. —Nov. 30, 11. Powell, Boroughbridge,
Yorkshire, corn-faetor.—Nov. 29, A. Mellor, Blackmoor, Yorkshire,
elothler,—Dec 3, B. Cook, sett., Birmingham, brass-founder.—Dec.
4, H. Birch and J. Green, la* of Sheffield, cutlers.—Dec. 6, T. Fow-
ler,' St. Pker the Great, Sasses, carpenter.—Dec. 9, J. Gray, Chi-
ihester, clothes-salesman,

CERTIFICATES, Nov. 29,
ITocigson, Liverpool, merchant.—R. L. Laws. Greenwich. master.
'marider.—M. Pass, Nine Elms, Vauxhall, lime-burner.— W. Bath,
Bayswater, Middlesex. •licetw.rl vi-tuatier —.l. Glossop, formerly of
Piccadilly, wax-chandler.—T. Rausfurd, Bristol. hat-manufactures.

LONDON MARKETS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8.

COTTON.—There has been next to nothing done in Cotton in
our market this week until to-day, when 12tX) bales Surat were
offered by public sale, about half of which found buyers at
per lb reduction from the public sales 'of this day week, or lid.
a 2d. per lb below the highest point in August last; the re-
mainder were chiefly bouebt in at comparatively high rates;
abOut 100 bales very mid. bought in at ..11d., were afterwards
sold at 51, mid. sold at 54d., good fair to good Gd. a 61d.
SUGAR.—Tbe Sugar Market has been excessively heavy all
the week, and the prices have again declined Is. per cwt..
brown Jainaicas 525., other browns als., and some very low sold
under the last price, but the latter could not be taken as a cri-
terion of market rates ; some coloury Grenada sold at 535.,
which in the late highest state of the market would have sold at
615.; the general decline from the late highest point may
be stated at 7s. and #3s. per cwt.; the cause of this excessive
heavy market is the great falling off in the weekly deliveries
from the West India warehouses, compared with previous years,
which is now of such a marked character that though the im-
port of this year is 13,1X10 hhds. awl trs. less than last year, yet
the stock here is 9,000 hhds. and trs. more than in 1832; the
decrease is stated to arise from the Refiners not buying, their
trade being checked by foreign competition and the unwise laws
of England preventing their operations with foreign Sugars,
which has continued' so long that the trade is in a manner
ruined, and will not easily recover, even if every measure was
resorted to favourable to their future prosperity.
In the Refined Market there is great depression in prices and
hea tiness • fine crashed is quoted at 325., but the reports are
that parcels have been sold at 31s.;_ good small lumps Fibs. 6d.
Although there have been a good many inquiries yesterday
and this day for the fine descriptions of crashed, the offers have
been 6d. a Is. under the present quota'ion, and the refiners at
present nat appearing willing to accept that reduction, only a
limited quantity has been sold; for the low .shipping and line
grocery descriptions there has been very little demand.
MAummirlus SUGAR.—The public sales this week, 885 bags,
went off lower than last sale ; 525. a 535. 6d. for fine brown, but
rather higher than West India Sugars.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—The low qualities of East India Sugar
are inquired after for exportation; brown and also low white
Siam, t'or_the latter 225. is still offered and refused.

FOREIGN SUGAR.—There are no sales of Foreign Sugar to
report: about 150. packs were delivered last week for rehning,
but this circumstance has as yet no effect in improving the
prices or the demand.
CoFFEE.—There are no sales of Foreign or East India Coffee
by private contract or public sale, but purchases certainly could
be made at lower rates, very fair quality Brazil Coffee at 60s.
and sales reported at the latter; there are plenty of buyers of
fine ord. Brazil at 595.; Demerara and Berbice descriptions
have fallen 2s. a 3s. per cwt. ; Jamaica ord. and unclean are
rather lower, the good clean fully support late prices.
There were no public sales or private contracts of Coffee this
day; the Market is still very heavy.
BRANDY, and Ilot.i.A.Nos.—The government contract
for 75,000 gallons of Rum has had no effect on the Market
proof Leewards offer at 25., and 2s. 9d. is refused for Jamaica
34 over of fair quality. In Brandy or Geneva there is no alter-
ation.

Tar,Low.—The Tallow market has assumed a much more
firm appearance, and the purchases have been made at higher
prices.
1832. 18.33.
Stock of Tallow on Monday 15,695 33,63,3
Delivery last week 3,076 2,318
Delivery from Ist .June 50,471 51,631
Arrival last week
Arrival from Ist June • 58,735 79,182
Price Y. C. on Monday 42s: 9d. 445. 6d.
Price of Town last Friday
ToßAcco.—Fine Tobacco has advanced Id. W lb, inferior
qualities 4d. to id. 4f,' lb, in consequence of the report of short
crops and the advanced prices in the United States, and alio
the small stock reported in Europe; the advance has been rea-
lised in the fine qualities for the home trade, but the exporters
are not buying at present: no parcels offer under 3d. cif? It,.
SercEs.—There is little alteration in Pepper, but the market
is still very heavy, owing to the arrival of many entire cargoes
at the principal continental ports direct from the place of
growth, very ord. 3d. to 31d., half heavy 3id. to 4d., good
half heavy-44d. to 4,1 d. Pimento has sold rather higher this
week, mid. 441, ord. Aid. to did. Cassia Lignea is 3s. to 4s.
lower, the sales are at 755. 6d. to 783.
This day's public sales 200 bags black Pepper, half heavy
sold at former prices, 4id. to 414.; 332 'boxes Cassia Lignea,
ord. 7-is., mid. 765. to 775., the hitter rather lower.
INDIGO.—There is no alteration in Indigo.
SAFFLOWER.—By public sale this day, 91 bales Bombay
Safflower, all bought in at 91s.
FIWIT.—A small uarcel of new red Sm*rna Raisins, consist-
ing of 71 brls, and lib drums, were sold by public sale on Tues-
day, at 425. to 435. Of new pulled Turkey Figs there has been
another arrival, and, the quality being of a better description
than the first parcels, they have been taken off freely at 60s.
Of new Patras Currants there are some further arrivals, but at,
present there have not been many sales made, and the impor-
ters do not appear anxious to bring their parcels forward. For
new Valentia Raisins there is a fair demand, and the price con-
tinues steady.
SALTPETRE.—There is little alteration in Saltpetre ; the
prices are nearly nominal.

Tee.—The market remains very steady; and but little doing
in it.

RICE.—In Rice there is no alteration, the market still heavy.
Woof.—At the sales of Colonial Wool held the 3Jth October,
2d, 4th, and sth November, the, attendance of buyers was as
usual very numerous, but there are many new ones, both from
the north and western counties, who did not appear to have
tried these Wools before. The prices were not only fully main-
tained, but on the lower qualities from Is. 9d. if; 2s. tid., a fur-
ther advance of 2d. ft) 3d. 4J' lb. on the last sales in September
has been established. There were a few fine Wools from Syd-
ney, but the bulk of the quantity sold, (TAU bags,) was from
Van Diemen's Land, The prices ranged as follows:—Austra-
lian, good 3s. to 4s. 2d., low As. 6d. to 3.5.; Van Diemen's Land,
good 2.5. 6d. to 35., low Is. 9d.'-to 2s. 6d.

DaysAurEafEs,.Sze.,The follovring goods were put up to
public sale in the last month, exclusive of the East India Gum-
pany's Indigo Sale, viz.:-
47 chests Bengal Indigo, from 3s. sd. to 6s. 3d. per lb., all
sold.
26 chests Oude Indigo, 2s. 11d. to 3s. lOd. all sold.
5 chests Java Indigo, 3s. 9d. to 45. 2d., all sold.
au sarong Guatemala Indigo, 3s. 6d. 55. lid., all sold.
15& bags Cochineal 7s. Id., to 9s. 7d., chiefly bought in.
6i chests Lac Dye Is. to Is. 4d., all sold.
15 casks Verdigris is. 4d. to Is. 5d., bought in.
38 casks Argot LI 19s. 6d. to 95., 23. cases £1 18s. to
£2 10s. 6,1. per cwt chiefly sold.
27 casks Cream Tartar, £3 to £3 75., chiefly bought in ;
cask blown £2 10s., sold.
33 bales Turkey Madder Roots £3; 13 bales Dutch £2 53. 6(1.,
bought in.
575 bdls Munject, damaged LI 2s. 6d. e £1 Os. 6d ,chiefly
bought in.
14 sacks Galls £3 9s. ' £4 45., bought in.
100 bales Safflower £5 iv L 9, chiefly bought in.
392 hags Shumac, part damaged, 3s. ) Ils. 6d. chiefly sold.
2307 bags Saltpetre, £1 14s. 6d. 'al £1 175., chiefly sold.
786 bags Turmeric, part damaged, 8.. 6cl. a £1.55., chiefly
sold.

215 slabs Tin, £3 25., sold.
30 tons Brazil Wood, £5O e, £BO per ton, sold.
102 tons Fustic, £6l2s. 6d. ta, £lO 12s. 6d., sold.
112 tons Logwood, damaged, 10s. e 155., sold.
210 tons Sanders, £l3 15s. £l5 155., chiefly bought in.

FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKETS.

lIAVRE.

We have received accounts from Ilavre to the 3d instant,
which bring ns some interesting and important commercial do.
cements to the. 31st October, together with the sales to the 21
instant. We have not `room for these documents at length, and
must content ourselves with giving. the most recent sales;- and
the imPorts, deliveries, stocks, compareive accounts, and value
of Cotton, Sugar, Coffee, and a few other leading Commodities.

LRKET, OCTOBER 31.
braces the transactions from the 23d

HAVRE M
The following report. ein
to the 30th inst. inclusive :

ASHES.—We have had a very dull market, and have only to
notice a sale of 45 barrels Pearls, 40-4--1, at 43 f. duty paid.
The receipts have been confined to 11 casks St. Pctersburgh
ex Intrepide-Canaris. Stock of this description 250 casks.
U.S. Pots. Pearls.
Imports of the 10 first months 1833. 9367 b. 1707 brls.

do do
Stock this day lOOO 200
do same period last year l4OO 50
COFFIZE.—The demand for exportation has subsided, and for
home consumption it continues on a very limited scare. With
regard to prices, Brazil Coffee has experienced a small decline,
while St. Domingo remains without alteration. The sales,
since our last, consist of
470 bags good ord. St-Domino (duty 52;).. at
90 do ord. Havannah (do.)
148 do good ord. do (do 55)
'2B do good Porto-Ricco (do 521)
200 do ord. to good ord. Rio (d 0).... 75 Ito
240 do ord. do (do)
192 do damaged Rio, duty paid, at public
auction, lf. 18 to If. 29c.
1128 bags.
The receipts have been confined to a small lot imported
from Lisbon.
Stock in first and second hands, 30:h Oct. 1833.
hhds..tierc. brls. bags.
2041)0

St. Domingo
Havannah
La Guira

„ 260

80
77
SO
89
77
76

Rio
Bahia
Mocha
Porto-Ricco
Malabar
Bourbon
Java
Martinique and Goad

58 &LO

380 600
300
1250
87

l'i 611 sg

3,1f337
23~ 95
10772
30533

COTTON CROP OF THE UNITED STATES.

GROWTH, CONSUMPTION, EXPORT, Bre. for the Year
ending 30th SEPTEMBER, 18:13.