The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10 00:00:00

lEaritets.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, DECEMBER 6.
Sugar.—The market continues very quiet, out as holders are
not inclined to give way in prices, the business is limited to
100 hhds. B. P., 1000 bags of Bengal, from 435. 6d. to 465., and
1100 mats of Mauritius to the refiners, from 30s. to 375. per cwt
for very dark to good brown.—Foreign.—On the spot only 20
hhds. Porto Rico are reported this week, but a cargo of clayed
Manilla has been sold, deliverable at Bristol, at 2ss. per cwt.,
floating condition.—Molasses.—The only transaction re-
ported is 200 puns. clayed Cuba at 14s. per cwt.—Coffee.--At
public auction there was not much disposition to purchase the
finer dpserintions of Jam;". - •

and low middling

qualities brought full prices ; the sales are 70 tees., at 508. to
1058. 6(1. per cwt., 1200 bags Native Ceylon are reported at
535., and 150 bags St. Domingo at 48s. to 495. per cwt.-No-
thing done in Cocoa or Ginger, but some small parcels of Pi-
mento have been soli at sid. to sid., and 100 bags light East-
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re reported at 16s. 9d. to 17s. 6c1., and small parcels of Bengal
t 9s. 9d. per cwt. ; also 9000 bushels Brazil Paddy at 2s. 3icl.
ler bushel in bona.- Fhe business in Rum is limited to re-
ail lots at very full prices.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEtENIBER 6.
market. inlinenced by pacific accounts from the Conti-
was more active on Monday, and rather higher rates were
the feeling of confidence was confirmed on Tuesday
ing, by an understanding that a treaty of peace would be
upon, when a lame business was transacted, chiefly by
ade, at an advance of id. per lb. tipon the depressed. sales

week for qualities of American neiow tai
upon'the better descriptions, at ss'llich advam
readily. At the end of last --'-

prices close
esire on the

anxious d

azil to realize in quantity caused a

!(inttion of fully id. per lb., at wbich decline sp,
1 offering; this immediately relieved the marks

e since been compelled to paythe full quotations of Friday.
ptian and Surat have been in good demand, but with little
Winn in price. Speculators have taken 4630 American,
Perr•.am, 1730 Bahia, 1000 Maranham, 210 Egyptian, and
Surat, and exporters 490 American, 40 Pernam, 10 Egypt-
and 650 Surat. About ICOO Sea Islands have been announ-
for auction on Thursday next.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 3.
e receipts into this port, coastwise and from Ireland, sine(
lay last, comprise a moderate quantity of Wheat and
with a good supply of Oatmeal. but of Oats and other
I thence the arrivals are extremely light. We have to

iced States add Canada ; a few parcels of Wheat and Indian
n from Fnrope and Egypt, with 57163 sacks of Flour from
nee and Rotter

for Whets

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which upon the wt

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unusually
to report

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Its ofFl;mr, loit from other parts of Europe we

-)hipp tug in relitgentr.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3.-WW S.S.E., light.

ARRlVED.—lsabella Harnett, Willian, from Calcutta—Wasp,
Birkett, Ambriz—John Ravenal, Charleston—John St. Barbe,
Lloyd, Terra Nova—Florabella, Nantes—Storm, Havre—Vic-
torine, Rouen—Jean Van Eyck, Ostend—Esk, Gothenburg.
SAlLED.—Fidelia, Peabody, for New York—Speedy Packet,
Le Vesconte, Malta—Cornelia, French, New York--Colonist,
Sinnot, Staten Island.

cargo slightly Clam