The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-01 00:00:00

MEDITERRANEAN.

Bahia Packet, Williams, fin Marseilles, with 79 hales 24 hf hales
madder root, 53 eks madder, alit t brimstone, Order-100 bales
madder root, 5;) eks madder, S Dutton and Nephew—G Dk
Swiftsure, Wild, fm Smyrna, with 6500 dms figs, 1400 dms raisins,
100 brls black fruit, 349 brls raisins, M'Andrew and Pitcher—K Dk

FOREIGN MARKETS.

The following tnereanCie irfamaCon appeavi>d in our reco7,d
edition of Tuesday la4t.

The New York packet ship, George Wading/on, Captain
Holdrege, arrived otf port this morning, but has not yet come
up. She sailed on the 9th instant, and brings letters and
papers to that date. From the Journal of Commerce of the 7th,
containing a review of the market for the preceding week, we
extract the following comments:—
COTTON.—The market was very quiet throughwe, and there
is a shade of decline in prices. The sales extend to about 900
bales, of which 230 were Upland, at 13 to 161 cents; and 20 fine
new crop, at a little over 18 cents; 250 Orleans 161 to 171 cents;
200 F'loridss, at 17 cents; and some Mobile, at 16 to 17 cents.
COFFEE.—The market was heavy, and prices hardly sup-

ported.
AsnEs.--Pearls brisk at five dollars ; and pots were in mode-
rate demand at four dollars 50 cents per 1001bs.
II IDES.—Business doing at prices maintaining the improve-
ment of the preceding period.
INDino.—Prices hardly up to the highest point. 125 serous
Caracas, selected, sold at 135 cents; and by auction 60 serons
at 128 to 135 cents.
SUGAR.—Market heavy, and prices a cent lower.
NEW ORLEANS, 'list Sept.—The Mississippi is at low water
mark.—COTTON : arrived since 13th instant at Louisiana and
Mississippi, 2092 bales—cleared none.— Stock on hand, inclu-
sive of all on shipboard, not cleared on 19th, 3351 bales. The
sales of the week arc 400 bales, new crop at 171 to 181 cents;
and 2.1.3 bales old at 152 cents per lb. The demand is fair for
new crop of tine quality, but as the stock is yet small we hear
very little said on the subject, and have nothing new to report.
SUGAR and Mor.AssEs, there is nothing doing, except in Fo-
reign Sugars, and they are shipped coastwise. TOBACCO, there
is nothing doing in these articles. FLoca we quote this week
6 dollars to 6 dollars 50 cents per barrel ; freights are nominal,
vessels are plentiful and freight scarce.
MOBILE, 21st SEPT.—COTTON.—Since our last review 21
bales new crop Cotton have been received. The samples that
we have seen are of good quality, and of a better staple than
usual; 5 bales only have been sold at 15 cents, and 4 bales at
16 cents per lb. One beautiful lot is held at 19, but no offers
have been made for it. It is impossible to give a definite
opinion as to what rates the market will open at. Cotton.—
Arrived since our last, 100 bales Sea Island, and 1988 bales
uplands; the sales have been of the new crop, uplands 228
bales at 17 cents per lb. ; 306 at 16,1 cents; 213 at 161; 203 at
16 ; 554 at 161; and 42 old at 16 cents per lb.; a few Sea
I Island good, fine at 28 cents ; and stained at 16 to 21 cents per
lb. Sales of prime have been readily made on the arrival of

the crop.
RicE.—Nothing doing in this article. Fl.ocß.—lnspected iu
the city of Richmond, during the quarter ending 30th Sept.,
1833-35,703 barrels superfine, 1,127 half ditto, 1,720 barrels
fine, 7,613 barrels middling, and 119 condemned.—Total, 46,582
barrels. During the same period last year, the inspection
amounted to 71,914 barrels, leaving an excess of last year's
crop, inspected during the same quarter, over that of the pre-
sent of 25,332 barrels; yet the amount of inferior grades in-
spected in 1833 exceeds, by 7,897 barrels, those during the same
tune in 1832. We fear our farmers in the upper counties are
not destined to make up with the Tobacco this deficit iu their
incomes for the falling off of the Wheat crops.
We have accounts from Havre to the 23d instant. There have
been no recent arrivals from the United States, nor any par-
ticular intelligence of a commercial nature. On the 21st, there
was a heavy sale of Sugar, hides, Cotton, &c. The following,
relative to the Cotton, is the only flute we feel it necessary to
make in the present state of markets :-
19 Bales of Louisiana MO, duty paid.
73 Bales of Louisi•►n•r
19 Bales of Louisiana
26 Bales Georgia, C. S.
63 Bales Georgia, C. S.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, OCT. 30.
s. d. s. d.
Hay 0 7 e 0 9 per 20 lb.
Old Hay -
Clover Hay 0 0 -
Straw, Wheat 0 4k 0 5 --
Oat -
Barley -
Green Clover -
Potatoes
Cattle Potatoes 1 10 -
Turnips
Carrots -
Mangleworzle 0 0 -
Manure 6 0 -