The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29 00:00:00

"Mobile," April 12th, excess in receipts, EB,OOll bales raid
dling 10/
By ti

above it will be seen that the excess at New Orleans
A 4.000 bales between the 9th and I.2th. This market

closed pith a good enquiry at the anne

Atlantic
Inferior nom.
Ordinary to good ord lO4 to It,
Middling to good mid ll4 to 11:

N. Orliana Other G. ports

101 to lli

104 to 10/

Middling fair to fair.. 12} to 121
Fully fair to good fair 12/ to

12 to 12;
13} to 14
-- to --

Ha to 12
to -
- to

aor.—Theexcess in receipts will, it is estimated, reach
200,000 bales before turning, and then gradually decrease until
the close of the season. We are now comparing with a period
of very light receipts last year, whereas between let of June
and Ist of September, 174,000 bales were received at the.parts
against 139.000 bales the preceding season, when the total re-
ceipts reached 2,728,000 bales. The crop, it Is universally ad.
mitted, is more generally off the plantations than at same
period last year, and we believe, therefore, that the excess in
comparative receipts at the ports is unsafe data by which to
esitmate the aggregate yield.

RECEIPTS,

EXPORTS, AND STOCKS OF COTTON

' Exported to Stock on hat
Received since Great Britain and on
Ist Sept. since Ist Sept. Shipboard

1850. 1 1849. 1 1851. 11850.

New Orleans ) 560,903 692,1311302,978 218,614 252,69;'213,324
Mobile
Florida- 115,105 149,497 12,263 17,959 37,230 34,156
Texas - 23,472 19,954 .. 513 4,001 1,00
Savannah
Charleston I 304,537 295,1091146,5061112,183 38,502 53,363
N. CarOlina
Virginia
New Yor

109,693 53,336
1,7711 723

1,,00 800
66,323 125,313

Other ports

Total ! 1928,744 147,695:793,578'615,5731.`.56,2!
1747,695 1615,573 .. 1572,81

)78,003_1

Increase

GitAiNs.—ln wheat the operations are limited. the millers
on a heavy market buying s.paringly. Genesee is held at ll2c.
to f loc. Ohio, Mc. to 105 c. ; Canadian, in bend, i inquired
for at lO2c. to Io4c, Rye is dull at 74c. to 75c. (or 561bs.
Barley remains scarce at 115 e. to 122 c. for 48Ibs. Oats 4t3c. to

50c.perlinsliel for northern. The southern crop of Indian
corn being light is now almost exhausted, and the arrivals
are small—the closing prices are C.Sic. to 69c. for southern and

northern yellow, and 70e. for white. Jersey,. For delivery, in
June, there are sales at 62ic. for Western mixed. . •
Fl.outt.—With a gradual reduction of the winter stock, now
estimated at under 200,000 brie. Flour, and an increased confi-
dence that the supplies of Flour and Wheat front the Erie
Canal on the opening will be light; owing to the limited opera-
tions of the millers through the winter, consequent upon the
high rules of Wheat, the holders of both articles are firm at
my quotations, which are about I;ir. per brl. higher than at the
date of circular of Ist April. As I remarked in that report,
I see no'cause to expect any material decline in prices, at least
for a month or two to come. From the grain growing districts
of this State and Ohio, we are daily receiving assurances of the
promising appearadce of the growing crop of Wheat, and,
should there be no blight, we may look for an average supply ;
still it is too early to place reliance upon it. Indian Corn has
tolvaoced ; but sales are making of Western mixed, for delivery,
in Mav, June, July and August, at 61c. a 62,1 e. per 561bs. Tfie
exr.ort.s from this port, for the fortnight ending on the 11th
April consisted.obushels Wheat.
Liverpool.. 2.300 hrls. Flour, -
,Livepo
22,958 , Indian Com.
To London.... 2,023 bail's. Fleur.

4,9.5 bushels Wheat.
• ~ 5,140 ~ Indian Corn.
There has been the usual home trade demand, and the mar
ket cleses with much firmness. The Canal w;11 positively b,
owned this ►lay ; hut as there is always some delay, we shal

receive. Flour to any extent before the Ist to 10th of May.
Indian brands in bond, of which the stock here is reduced
boo_ t' 12}000 barrels, are dull at .it-t 364 cts. to 84 62} cts.
rr-red freely at $t 57 cts. 15.00_ barrels have
N

To arrive

ay, at 44 371 cts. Common and
Straight State is selling at $4 50 cts. to $4 56A eta.; .Mixed
Western and Michigan and 011io, .$4 54 cts. to 24 t 2 ets. ;
Pure Genesee, $4 94 cts. to 851 Southern kinds in more re.
quest, and britig $4 75 cis. to. 84 Kids.
PROVISTONS.--New Mess Pork has been m good demand, and
large stiles have 1 een made on Boston account at $l5. the mar-
ket closing at $l3 a 215,25 for Mess, and 811,73 a :812,25 for
Prime ; old Mess, 814 a .214 a: Prime 811 a 311 i. Bret is firm
at 89 a 211,50, and 25 a 26,25 for Mess and Prime. Prime
Mess in tierces, 815 a 816,25. Lard is in good demand, and
sales to fair extent have been m::de for Havre at 9c tor bbla.
Cheese ranges from 5} to 7 cents, according to quality.
FREIUMTS.—To Liverpool—Cotton 'is offered more freely, at
3.1 i a 7.32 d; Flour. 101 a Is ; Qrttin, si a 4d per busl;el; Naval