The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-26 00:00:00

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COLONIAL PRODUCE.

Friday, 22d March, 1833.

The SUGAR market continues extremely flat, and even at a
further reduction of 64D1 e is. w cwt. on brown and middling
qualities, holders have only succeeded in selling 450 hhds. A
small lot of Bengal sold at 595., but in Mauritius or Foreign
there are not any transactions to notice.-Nothing of moment
reported in MOLASSES.-COFFEE.-There has scarcely been
any enquiry for Plantation, the trade appearing disposed to
wait for fresh imports; and not any sales have occurred worthy
of notice. Of Foreign, a small lot of coloury African brought
575. (ty cwt.-In COCOA, GINGER or PEPPER, no sales reported.
-40 bags PIMENTO sold at 430.-A few tees. of fine Carolina
Rica have been taken for export at 18s. 6d. itp' cwt.-We con-
tinue to experience a good demand for all descriptions of RUM,
and nearly 300 puns. have been sold at is. Bd. for common
Leewards, is. 10d. e 2s. 10d. for ordinary to fine Demerara,
and 2s. sd. *. 6d. gallon for middling Jamaica.
DyEwoons.4--There has been a very limited demand for
most descriptions, but prices remain steady; 15 tons of Cam-
peachy LoGwoon brought £B, 50 tons of St. Domingo £6los.
e £7; about 90 tons of Cuba Fume at £lO £ll, 30
tons of Spanish at £6 15s. ' £7; a few tons of GabOon
BARWOOD at £B, and red SANDERS WOOD at £2O ton.-
There are no sales of TURPENTINE to report, nor ony alter-
ation in price; the holders of those import parcels which are
in store do not offer them for sale at our quotations.-American
TAR steady at 135., which price has been given for 150 brls.-
Montreal Pot ASHES are dull; about 120 brls. only have
changed hands, at 255. e 255. 6d.; and for Pearl Ashes the
demand has been still more limited, 20 to 30 brls. only having
been sold, at 275. 6d. In States' Ashes, no sales.-FLAXSEED
for sowing has been more enquired for this week, but as
holders generally continue firm at 80s. hhd. for American,
the business done is confined to about 200 hhds. at our quota-
tions.-CLOVERSEED is without any alteration; about 6 tons
American red brought 61s. e 708.-QUERCITRON BARK con-
tinues in very limited demand.-BEES' WAX is scarce, and
wanted for export.-The transactions in HIDES have been un-
important, viz. 440 dry Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox at sp. e
7%d.for inferior and light, 200 dry salted Brazil at sid. e 6d.,
1,200 dry East India Cow at 7d., 300 salted Cape at 54d., and
580 salted Kips at 5%d, lb.-No sales of Neutria or Chin-
chilli SKINS, or of HORSE HAIR, and nothing to report in
OAK BARK.-TOBACCO is still in rather limited demand, and
the sales have scarcely exceeded 120 hhds., consisting of 10 of
Virginia leaf, and 80 of Virginia and Kentucky stemmed to the
trade, 20 of stemmed for re-sale, and a few of leaf for Ireland
and exportation.-INDIGO.-A few chests of consuming qualities
have been taken at 3s. 6d. e 3s. 9d. #' lb.-COCHINEAL.-
Middlinvilver, Vera Cruz grain, has been sold at 7s. 4d. e
7s. sd. lb., duty paid.-The transactions in SALTPETRE
continue imitd, not exceeding 300 bags, at the quotations.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—The demand for all
descriptions has been very limited during the week; prices of
BRIMSTONE, owing to its scarcity, are maintained without vari-
ation; the sales are about 100 tons, including 70 to arrive.—
For SUMAC there is only a partial enquiry. Sicily brings 15s.
in small parcels, Malaga lls. 6d. e 125., and Verona 7s. 6d.
e is. 9d. .0 cwt.—No sales are reported in AnooLs; and in
CREAM of TARTAR only a few casks, at previous prices.—
MADDERS are without alteration, excepting a rather improved
enquiry for Dutch.—MADDER Rocas are steady; sales of good
Smyrna continue to be made at .61s. 4, cwt.—Rather more
business has been done in OLIVE OIL, and excepting for
Galipoli, in most instances at rather lower rates; about 20 tuns
have been sold at £53 for Malaga, £57 for Calabria and Trieste,
and £5B clf,' ton for Galipoli.—VALoNiA continues dull of sale.
OILS very little has been done this week; the prices
are Without alteration.—LlNSEED OIL is in good request, but
pale RAPE rather dull of sale at our quotations.—The transac-
tions in PALM OIL have been very limited, but the price
remains steady at £33 10s. e £34 W ton.—Several parcels
of OIL of TURPENTINE, in quantity, have been sold during the
week at something lower than the quoted prices.—ln-Fi.sx
and HEMP but little business doing.--The market for TALLOW
has been firmer since our last, but the transactions have not
been on an extensive scale.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

The demand for Cotton this week has been rather limited, without,
however, producing any alteration in our quotations. - 300 American
have been taken for export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 16th inst. to this day inclusive.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd.
There is a large supply of all Grain fresh up to this day's market.
Wheat of all descriptions, in good condition, has been in fair demand,
and last week's prices are fully maintained ; the better kinds of
sprouted are rather dearer, but damp samples are heavy, sale. Oats
go off readily,. and rather more money has been obtained. Prime
bright Barley, is fully as dear, but light and stained samples meet very
dull sale. There has been more inquiry for good dry Beans, and prices
are fully supported.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Saturday, March 23.

There is no alteration to remark in the value' of either Wheat or
Oats at our market this morning, and there was but little passing in
the trade. Flour and Oatmeal experienced only a moderate inquiry
at about previous prices, and in other articles no variation can be
noticed.—The extremely severe weather havino,, prevented the usual
supplies of fresh Butter into this market, a slight improvement may
be noticed in the inquiry for Irish of the best quality, which has been
eagerly met by some determined sellers at a considerable reduction
from the quotations of the day, varying according to circumstances.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.—MARCII 25.
s. d. s. d.
Hay 0 7 to 0 9 per 20 lb.
Straw, Wheat 0 3 -
Oat -
8ar1ey......0 0
Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 0 --
Potatoes 1 2
Cattle Potatoes 1 0
Turnips
Carrots
Mangleworzle . lB 0 2O 0 --
Manure

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL.

FROM IRELAND.
FROM TEE 18th TO THE 25th INST. INCLUSIVE.

Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs
950 641 3,433 8 2

iIARY, MAR. 25th, 1833.
ADMITTED.

LIVERPOOL INFIR
DISCHARGED. --- - - . - - - -.
In-patients cured . . . . 37 In-patients
Rehpved and at own request . 7 Out-patients
Made Out-patients . . , . 2 Casual during f I P
Irregular
Dead
Consulting Physician and Sutgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forshaw.
Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Formby and Mr. Halton.
House Visitors, Mr. Dixon and Mr. Ashley.
Chaplain, the Itev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
during the last week :--
Received advice and medicine South. North.
at the institution,
Visited at their own houses
and supplied with medicine . 118 113 231
Friday, 22nd March, 1833. -
Total at each Dispensary . . . 333 387 720

VISITORS.
North.--Rev. N. Robinson, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, and Mr. W. Wain-
wright.
South.— Mr. Jordan, Mr. W. M. Duncan,and Mr. G. 13. Carter.