The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-25 00:00:00

FOREIGN MARKETS.

The following exhibits the state of the markets for
domestic produce in New York, to the evening of the
30th September:—
There has been an increasing demand for Flour since this
day week, and the prices of western are 65 cents 1; brl. higher
than our last quotations, but in other descriptions there is no
variation. We now quote Western Canal 5a of a dollar to 5i
of a dollar; common New York, troy, Bcc' ,52t0 55 ; and
sonthern kinds, 55 to 6 for old, and 65 to 62 for new. Rich-
mond City Mills, 7. Wheat, 112 to 118 cents per 60 lbs.
Indian Corn, northern, 75 to 78 cents, and southern, 67 to 72
cents per 'Winchester bushel.
The announcement last Tuesday morning of the intelligence
(per Victoria) of the extent of the 'transactions in. Liverpool
during the week ending the 23d ult., gave an immediate impulse
to our Cotton market, and in the course of that day several
hundred bales were sold at an advance of 5 cent. 4' lb on the
prices of the preceding week. The subsequent fact however of
the advices to the evening of the 24th ult. checked the demand,
and during the next two days prices fell back again ; but since
Thursday there has been a good deal of animation in the mar-
ket, and the later sales have been at prices averaging z cent..i:
lb above the highest previous point this season. Uplands may
be quoted 151 to 17 cents for middling to good fair; Tennessees
and Alabamas 151 to 161 cents; fine Mobiles, Louisianas, &c.
1G to 19 cents Irlb. The sales are estimated at 4500 bales.
The
.contradictory accounts recently received as to the new
crops of Upland, and the intelligence of the high prices obtained
for the article in the southern ports, have given increased confi-
dence to holders, and it is not easy to meet with desirable Cot-
tons even at the full market price.
There have been some sales of Pot Ashes at 4 dollars 50
cents per 1001bs. Pearls 5 dollars. Rice 3a to 35 cents p_er lb.
'1
Turpentine 25 dollars per barrel for north county soft. ar 2
dollars per barrel. The rates of freight to Liverpool are, for
Cotton id. per lb. in bales, and 7-16 in bags. Naval Stores
ls. 9d. to 2s. per barrel. To London, Cotton Id. per lb. Naval
Stores 2s. 6d. to 3s. per barrel. To Havre, Cotton 5 lc. per lb.
Ashes 6 and 8 dollars per ton. Rice 10 dollars per ton.
Exchange on England has been in good demand at 107 to
1075- per cent. for cash; and for paper from 1075 to 1085 and
1031. The transactions for money have bedn to a very limited
amount, and at the close of the day the lowest rate named was
readily accepted. Bills on France sf. 30c. to sf. 325 c.

We have advices from Havre to the 16th instant, by which it
appears that no material change had talau place in the markets.
Ashes were quoted a shade lower.—Coffee rather more doing,
but without any change in price- In Corn and Flour, the pre-
ceding week had passed over without any material business.
The stocks of foreign Wheat and Flour were only about half
the quantity on hand at the corresponding period of last year.
The Sugar markets way tranquil, and but little doing. There'
had been some large arrivals of Hides from Buenos Ayres and
the Brazils, and considerable business had been done. In
Cottous there had been no decline for the preceding week, but
the prices were with difficulty maintained, and the sales had been
small,_ consisting only or 37 bales Louisiana at f. 125 to f. 175;
450 Uplands and '1 enessees at f. 115 to f. 150; and 298 St.
Domingo at f. 130; together 785 hales, the whole duty paid.
The arrivals, within the same period, consisted of 1936 bales, of
which 756 bales were from Bahia, and 1180 from the United
States.
Stock 14th October 38,495 bales, of which 35,093 were Ame-
rican.

llava.E, October 18.—Since the last advices,. (contained in
the STANDARD of yesterday,) there is no change in this market.
Some sales of Sugar, Coffee, and Cotton took
place on the 15th
and yesterday, without any material change in price. Among
the sales yesterday were 76 bales Louisiana, at 991. to 113 f. The
Manchester, Wiederbold, from New York, arrived here this
morning.
NANTES, October 14.—But little business has been done
through the week. French colonial Sugar may be quoted at
a decline of If. The imports of last week consisted. of 294
casks from Guadaloupe, 170 bags front Bourbon, and 125
cases from St, Jago. This market does not partake of the
briskness of the Havre market for Coffee, and little has been
done during the week. We have no transactions in Cotton to
report; but the fall is checked, and, we understand, the de-
mand has revived at Havre. Pepper is in demand, and good
business has been done.

ROUEN, October 16.—The market for Piece Goods has been
dull for the past week; the stocks are large, and very little
demand. The cause assigned is the probable fall in conse-
quence of the change in the value of Cotton, which has already
had its effect on Yarn, which has fallen eight to ten cents. the
killogramme.
LYONS, October 14.—Buyers are looking for a decline in
Silks; and, in consequence, the business done for the last
week has been very limited.
111susEILLEs, October 14.—Cotton has been in a state of
stagnation through the past week, the holders maintaining
their prices, and the buyers looking for a decline. The Sugar
market has also been very heavy, both for French and foreign
sorts. The refiners hold back; and seem inclined to work up
their stocks before they come to market. Yellow Havanas
are in demand; but the prices offered do not tempt the holders
to sales. Refined for 'home consumption brings 80f. 50c. in
81f. per fifty. killogrammes. Coffee heavy; without change to,
price. Grain seems on the decline, and little doing.

Einporto.

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA

George Town, fm Demerara, with 134 lids sugar, 299 csks
molasses, 10 pns 40 hds rum, 80 ligs coffee, 'l' and II Murray-20 hds
sugar, 15 Ms rum, Rogers and Gresham-20 hds sugar, Wilson and
Cort-36 hds do, Douglas, Fraser and co-26 Ms do, J Bolton-60 hds
do, 30 pns rum, S Mackay-20 pns do, Lyon and Woodward-11 cks
coffee, J Frankland-20 pns ruin, 1 brl sugar, 4 pps Madeira wine, 4
bxs pickles and preserves, 11 jars tamarinds, Order—River
Corinthian, M‘Dowal, fin Demerara, with 316 lids 48 tes 67 brls su-
gar, 146 pus 29 Ms 20 brls rum, 30 hgs 5 tes coffee, J Gladstone and
co-60-hds 32 tes i brls sugar, 46 pns rum, Taylor and Potter-17 Ms
sugar, C Horsfall-20 do, J Bolton-15 green heart planks, R Glad-
stone—River