The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-27 00:00:00

COTTON MARKET, JUNK 26.

We cannot report upon the slightest improvement in the tone
and feeling of otpr Cotton market. On Saturday 2500 bales were
sold, and to-day 30;)0 bales, without tne slightest cnange in prices.

COTTON MARKET,

7-WEEKLY REPORT

The advices from the United States noticed in the last Circular
still continue to affect the market, and as the purchases of the Trade
have been confined to their immediate wants, prices of inferior
and middling American and Surat are again id per lb lower. Brazil
and Egyptian remain heavy of sale, but without change in price.
Speculators have taken 1700 American, and Exporters 3,,0 S neat.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 16th to the 2nd June. inclusive.

Prices paid IMPORTS
in the week.'ThisWk.thisyear

SALES OF THE WEEK

320 Sea Island,
10 Stained ..
4440 Bowed Georgia _
4370,
f Mobile
1 Alabama and Tennessee 34
9710 i New Orleans -1.1
c,„
, f Pernambuco & Paraiba 54
'''' 1 Aricati and Ceara —
290 i Bahia and Maccio
630 f Maranham
.;,
l Sawginned
• ... Minas
• ... Para
• 1 Demerara. Surinavi, &c —— .... 7
230 Egyptian
• ... Barbadoes .
isg
.... Peruvian
1
.... Bahama •
100 Laguayra . I ; --
-- I I I .... Common West India; &c.. ——— I ). 505 } 7920
.... Carthagena
I
.... Smyrna
Manilla
1790 Surat
.. Madras
.... Bengal — _

'a 0 24
- 4673 349545
4y J
4 10860 659041
6}
11 .... 19211

•••• 137!
....

22110 bales

i 7369 111!73go

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 23.
The arrivals into this port since Tuesday last, consist of a
moderate quantity of Wheat, with a good supply of Malt
coastwise and from Ireland ; but of other produce thence, we
have little comparatively to notice, and have no fresh imports
of Grain or Flour from abroad.
Since our first report this week the weather with us has
remained beautifully fine, and having now similar accounts
from nearly all parts-of the country, with a more indifferent
state of things as its usual concomitant, we have experienced
considerable dulness in the trade here during the past two
days, and in most of the leading articles an inclination to-
wards lower prices.
Having a very limited number of either town or country
millers at this day's market, and those, for the most part,
determined to remain inactive, we had an extremely dull lin-
gering sale for English, Irish, and Foreign Wheat indis-
criminately, and a general decline from our last quotations of
full Id to 2d per 701bs.—Flour was also in very slow request,
and hardly retained its previous value. ,
Grinding Barley, being still rather scarce, continued to
move off in small parcels, on the terms last noted ; and Malt.
Beans, and Pease, though very little noticed, were held at
former prices.
Oats, participating in the languid state of the trade for
other articles, were very unsalable ; but from the limited
supply at hand, our last currency appeared to remain noini;
richly unvaried. Oatmeal, 1 kewise, was extremely difficult
to sell, and an abatement of 3d. per 2-101bs, was conceded.
Duties continue without alteration.

LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT
ASIIKS
MAD]/ER, 19, cwt.
Montreal, Pot 29 0 31 0 Dutch, crop...
'Pearl, new 3O 0— (huhu).
U. States, Pot uncertain Gametic ..... Pearl none. Mull
S.F.
Oak, ton ...t7 0 9lu , 36 u —4O 0
German.. - • S.F.F 44 0 —4B 0
E.S.F 5l 0 —54 0
E.5.1'.F.58 0 - 63 0
none

s. d. s. d
60 0 —7O 0
50 0 —55 0

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