The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Aiarittto.

COLONIAL VRODUCE.

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Friday, 'frit 12,. 1833.
Throughout the week there has been a considerable improve-
ment in the demand for Plantation SUGAR, particularly for
new Barbadoes, of which the chief part of the sales consist,
amounting to 1,270 casks, at steady prices. In Mauritius there
are not any sales to notice; 600 bags good white Bengal have
been taken at the quotations, and 600 bags Manilla for export,
at 235. ..; cwt.-The sales in MOLASSES are Confined to 120
puns., chiefly from Halifax, at 225. 6d. W cwt. from the ship's
side.-200 tees. Carolina Rick have been taken chiefly for
export, at 17s. 6d. ID 18s. tr cwt.-There is a great improve-
ment in the demand for Plantation COFFEE, in consequence of
the accounts from Jamaica of short supplies, and the trade
being very barely supplied; 160 casks Jamaica, of the new
crop, were offered yesterday by auction, and nearly the whole
were disposed of with much briskness, at an advance of 3s.
4s. on the ordinary and fine ordinary qualities, and ss. J Bs.
cwt. on most descriptions ranging from middling to tine;
the sales of the week amount to 300 casks Jamaica, and 130
bags of Demerara; and 66 bags African brought 525. 6d. e
545. cwt., and 100 bags Brazil at the quotations.-In COCOA,
GINGER, or PEPPER there arc no sales.-400 bags PIMENTO
brought 44d.' 41d. .1% lb. for fair quality.-About 180 puns,
Rum have been taken by the trade, at Is. Sd. e is. 9d. for
Leewards, and 2s. sd. 2.5. 6d..:: gallon for strong Demerara.
DYEWOODS.-The import of .Campeachy LoGwooD being
large, the public sales have gone off heavily; 300 tons, however,
brought £7 155., 25 tons of Jamaica £6 7s. 6cl. e £6 108., and
St. Domingo £7 .1; ton; a public sale of Cuba and one of
Tampico Fusvic were withdrawn on Monday last, in con-
sequence of the holders demanding the extreme advanced
quotations; 100 tons of Lima NICARAGUA Woon sold at £22
12s. 6d. J £23; nothing done in other kinds.-These are no
sales of TURPENTINE to report this week, the importers having
stored the late arrivals, which are held at prices much about
the quotations.-At the close of last week 250 brls. American
TAR were sold at 135., but 1,000 brls. having been brought to
auction this week, prices gave way; 200 brls. of Virginia
went off at 12s. Gd., and the remaining 800 brls. being North
Carolina, were sold with some difficulty at 12s. 3d.-The
demand for Montreal Pot ASHES is rather snore general, but
prices do not improve, and 150 e 200 brls. have been sold at
255., except one small lot, for' which 245. Gd. was accepted ;
this price, however, has subsequently been refused for several
parcels ; of Montreal Pearl Ashes, about 50 brls. only have
been sold, at. 265. 9d. J 275. States' Pot Ashes are sought
for, but States' Pearls are quite neglected.-The demand for
FLAXSEED for sowing is rather languid; about 300 hhds. New
York have been disp&sed of in small lots, at 80s. hhd., 120
hhds. old Dutch, at 41.9 hhd., and 30(!) quarters Odessa, at
555. W quarter; of Flaxseed for crushing, 200 quarters Arch-
angel sold at 38s. Wquarter.-CLOVERSEED is quite neglected;
two parcels of French were offered at auction early in the
week, but there was no bidding; quotations are become
nominal.-Nothing done in BEES' WAX.-In QUERCITRON
BARK a few hhds. only of Philadelphia brought Bs. 6d.-Of
HinEs, several large parcels of dry Buenos Ayres were offered
at auction, but the greater part were withdrawn ' • the sales
comprise 2,700 dry Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox, at 7d. '
for middling, and 9d. t lOid. for good to prime parcels, 700
ditto, much Wormed, at 54d. rei, 7d., 2,457 salted Buenos Ayres,
at 4id. e 51d., as in quality, 250 salted New Orleans at 4fr6cl.,
300 New York salted at 4%d., and 670 dry salted Brazil at
63-.6 d. 64c1. 4ap' ill.-No sales of Neutria or Chiuchilli SKINS,
or of HORSE HAIR.-NO transactions in OAK BARK.-TOBACCO
continues in limited demand, the sales amounting only to 75
hhds. consisting of 10 hhds. of Virginia leaf and 25 of stemmed,
a few of Kentucky leaf and 30 of stemmed, to the trade, and a
small parcel of Kentucky leaf for exportation.-Nothing has
been done in INDIGO of any moment; a small public sale of
East India is advertised for the 3rd proximo.-Sales have
been made in SAFFLOWER at £7, TURMERIC at 17s. It cwt.
and Silver COCHINEAL at 7s. 4d. J 7s. sd. ctf,' lb.-For a small
parcel of Manilla HEMP £34 1% ton has been realized.-SALT-
PRTRE.-The sales this week reach 1,0(X) bags, at an advance of
2s. J" cwt.. on good qualities, which are scarce, whilst inferior
are neglected.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand for
BRIMSTONE has improved, in consequence of some orders for
exportation, for which purpose about 200 tons have been dis-
posed of; the total sales (including some parcels to arrive)
have been upwards of 400 tons, chiefly at £l3 e £l3 10s., and
small parcels at £l4 for Sicily, and at £l5 If' ton for Tuscan;
the quotations are raised accordingly.-Nothing worthy of
notice has been done in SUMAC. Sicily maintains the price of
155., Verona 7s. 6d. Bs. 6d., according to quality; of the
latter description some public sales are announced for next
week.-AitGoLs ale but partially enquired for, but for CREAM
of TARTAR there has been more demand, and good quality has
found buyers at 655. W cwt.-There have been several arrivals
of Smyrna MADDER ROOTS, and some few sales effected at 60s.
9d. 0 625. ty Cwt.-MADDERS are rather dull of sale.-30 tons
of GUM SENEGAL were sold at 70s. W cwt.-In consequence of
the arrivals of OLIVE OIL, there has been rather more enquiry,
and the holders of the new Spanish Oil having been disposed to
meet it, sales to the extent of about 50 tuns have been effected,
,at I:50 fit) £5l, chiefly from the Ship, for Spanish, according to
quality, E 56 for Sicily, and £56 lUs. e£sB .0 tun for Galipoli.
-VALONIA continues in limited demand except for fine quality,
of which a small lot brought £l9 410' ton.-The business in FISH
OILS continues on the most limited scale, and prices are without
alteration.-LINSEED Ott maintains its price, and is in good
demand.-In RAPE OIL but little doing.-The transactions in
PALM OIL have not been extensive.-Small sales of Olt of
TURPENTINE have been effected at an advance of cip ton.-
No alteration to notice in either FLAX or HEMP, except that
the latter is rather more freely offered by holders.-The quota-
tions for TALLow are again reduced, at which some transactions
h ave taken place.

LIVERPOOL COLONiAj MARKET, APRA. 14.
The Colonial Markets age, in consequence of the improved accounts
from London, generally looking better, and a fair eX-Wnt of business,
both in Sugar aid Coffee, ha+► been done since griclay.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN.
Friday, April 1-4, 1,833.
The supplies of all kinds of Grain this week are tolerably good, and
the return of Flour is plentiful. The Wheat trade remains very in-
animate, and Monday's prices are supported for superfine. Barley,
Beans, Peas, and Oats, unvaried.
(From the London Gazette, April 12.)
Wht. Brly. I
Oats. Rye. I
Bus. Pens.
I *TREADS s. d. I 8. d. s. d. Is. d. 8. d. a. d.
Of the week . . 53 4 27 01 16 11 31 10 129 6 32
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 5.4 6 26 5 16 8 131 6 29 5 132 8
Duty on Foreign . . . . 34 8 22 10 122 9 1 22, 9 125 91 21 3
The alteration in the duty this week is Is. 6d. more on Peas.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY, APRIL 13.
At our market thin morning there was very little passing, and Irish
red Wheats might have been purchased at a redactiun of ld. to 2 d cty
70 lb.—Flour may also be noted fully Is. 13' 280115 lower, and Oatmeal
6d. '' load, The demand for Oats was only to a moderate extent, and
on light qualities a decline of id. to ld. 41, 4411, may be noted.—. Malt
was in tolerable request, and prices of fair qualities fully supported.

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL,
FROM IRELAND.
PROM THE Bth TO THE 13th INST. INCLUSIVE.

Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs
76G 815 5,531 12 9

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.—Aram 15.
s. d. s. d.
Hay 0 71 to 0 9 per '2OlB.
Straw, Wheat 0 4
Oat
Barley.... . 0 0
Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 0
Potatoes 1 10
Cattle Potatoes 1 3
Turnips
Carrots
Mangleworzle 18 0 29 0
Manure 7 0 -

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, Arita, llth, 1833.
DISCHARGED. ADMITTED.
In-patients cured . . . . 22 In-patients
Relieved and at own request . 6 Out-patients . . . . ,
Made Out-patients . , . 2 Casual during s' I P
Irregular
Dead
Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forsbaw.
Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Formby, and Mr. Ilalton.
Home Visitors, Mr. Ashley, and Mr. Lawrence.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—Rouse 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,
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Visited at their own houses
and supplied with medicine . 125 73 200
Total at each Dispensary 681

. . 305
VISITORS.
North.—Rev. N. Robinson, Mr. W. Wainwright, end Mr. R. Sem-
ple.
South.—Rev. J. 11. Thom, Rev. P. Murphy, and Mr. Jordan.

EYE INSTITUTION,
No. 30, Itasnett-strbet.
Attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at Ten o'Clock.
Patients admitted since the opening of the Institution,
July, 1820, till Ist January, 18n
Patients, admitted January, 1833,
Do. February, 121
Do. March,

Total,
Medical Officers, Dr. Hannay, and Mr. Brackenbury.