The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10 00:00:00

MONDAY, December 9th.—Noon, Wind W.—Rain.

ARRIVED—Mersey, Snow ; and Sarah Parker, West, from Savannah
—Mary Howland, Ackers, Charleston—Jamaica, Weston, Bahia—
Margaret, Taylor, Mauritius; she was obliged to throw overboard
100 bags of Sugar,

AL9O Misr:un—Leslie Gault, Hughes ; and Hannahend, Hatman,
from Londonderry—Ann, Brown, Portaferry—Latona, Walker, Leith
—Stag, Morrison; and Alert, M'Kenzie, Glasgow.

Achilles, Weatherby, from Rio Janeiro, at Mauritius.
John Francis, FrobesheT ; Sandbach, Bispham ; and Catherine,
Bibby, hence, at Demerara.
Wiardus, Ahrens, hence for Harlingen, sunk off the Texel, 2d inst.,
crew saved. _ _ .

Orpleus, Glover, from Charleston for this port, on shore at Bearhaven
lauthe, Brown • and Boothwick, Horsley, hence, at Newfoundland.
Patrick King, Clarke, from Calcutta, at Milford, sailed 30th July.

I LFRACOMBE, 4th Dec.—A vessel about 300 tons, with loss of fore-
mast, mizen-mast, and bowsprit, passed this port about 2 p.m.
Iscs, 3d Dec.—A boat, marked on the outside Freihert, has been
found on this island since the commencement of the gales.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVRE, DECEMBER 1.
There have arrived during the last week two vessels from
Philadelphia , one from Bahia, one from Hayti, two from Alme-
ira and Adra, one from Antwerp, one from England, and three
from Marseilles and Port Vendre.
There have sailed two vessels for New York, one for New
Orleans, one for Lisbon, one for Adra, three for England, one
for the north, and one for Cette.
Business generally has been very active during the last week.
COTTON.—We have received 1089 bales from New York, by
the Eric and Albany, 169 bales from Bahia, by the Claudine,
and 238 bales from Hayti, by the Rose Julienne, together 1469
bales.

The sales of the week amount to 3492 bales, as follows:-
895 bales Louisiana, fair to fine 105 f. —c. to 1271. 50e.
1839- „ Georgia,C.S., good ord
and ord. to fair
20 „ Georgia, new crop, fine, 115 „
300 „ Mobile, good ord. and
ord. to middling 9O „ 100
223 „ Tennessee & Alabama,
good ord. to mid.
200 „ Pernambuco, fair to fine, 127 50 „ 135
15 „ Bahia, fine 127 50 „
Our market has resumed its activity, particularly towards the
close of the week. The demand is regular, and prices are
steady. Very little is doing in new Boweds, for which the
holders want prices that the buyers will not give. Old Cotton
is therefore the chief object of attention. A parcel of 500
Boweds, averaging fair, has been taken on speculation at 100 f.
Oid Louisianas bring 105 f. to 127 f. 50e. from fair to flue. In
the new crop of this kind nothing has been done; the stock is
only 400 bales. Old Boweds are worth from 90f. to 110 E for
ordinary to good fair. New crop remains nominally at 115 f.
Mobile, Alabama, and Tenessee run from 90f. to 110 f. Per-
nams and Bahia without variation; there is however a better
demand for fine qualities. Our stock this day, as reported by
the brokers, is . 41,858 bales

We have received, during the eleven months of this year,
178,469 bales, against 169,318 bales for the same period last
year.
Our sales during the same time are 168,347 bales.
SUGAR.—The sales have been again considerable through
the week. They amount to 1561 hhds., 45 tierces, and 102
quarters raw, from 58f. for low qualities to 70f. for fine. The
prices for good have gone on regularly from 67f. 50c. to 68f.,
68f. 50c., and 69f., at which latter price our market closed firm
on Saturday. The good position of the holders, and the ex-
haustion of the stock, warrant the belief that a further advance
will take place.
The stock in first hands is about 6000 hhds. We have no ar-
rivals ; and little more is expected from our colonies. We
have received from Bahia; by the Claudine, 57 chests, which are
bonded. Ten chests ordinary brown Pernambuco have been
resold, in bond, at 24f.
COFFEE.-Still continues dull, and prices have again given
way for some kinds.
A single sale of 260 bags Hayti, good quality, was made on
Saturday at 75f. in bond.- This is the highest price that can be
obtained. The fall is half a sou (sf. per 50 kil.) from our pre-
vious quotations.
Havanas are also lower • 334 bags have been sold at 67if. to
76'f. from ordinary and ead flavoured up to middling. We
have no more stock of this kind.

Laguayras are in the same state. A sale of transit of 600
bags tine ordinary to middling has been made at '7sf. foreign
bond; and 106 bags. at 76}f. French bond.
All other sorts quiet, and nothing done. We have received
2,118 bags Hayti, by the Rose Julienne, 683 bags from Phila-
delphia, by the Pacific, 952 bags from New York, by the Erie,
and 274 fags from Bahia, by the Claudine. The stock is
35,1 XX) bags anp a few casks, together 4,600,0001b5. in all hands.
INDlGO.—Something has been done, and the prices appear
firmer than of late. Some lots which were offered having been
taken, and th 3 demiand continuing from the interior, the mar-
ket has a better appearance. There have been sold,-
10 Chests Bengal, from 9f. 50c. to 13f. 50c. duty paid, good
and middling, violet, to fine violet red.
10 Chests liurpah, put up at public sale, and afterwards sold
privately, price unknown.
18 Chests Bengal, good and middling violet red, price also
unknown.

61 Chests Bengal and 5 Serous Guatemala, have been sent
into the interior during the month.
There remains 1,297 chests Bengal in first hands, and 1,993
chests Ditto in second hands; together with 218 serons Guate-
mala, and 40 serons Caraca.
AMERICAN POT AND PEARL ASHES.—In the former nothing
has been done, and the prices are nominal. Pearl Ash has
given way in consequence of the arrivals. A sale of 25 casks has
been made, Ist sort, at 4.1 f. duty paid; also 25 casks at 40f. 50c.
and 116 casks different lots, at 401. We have received 428
casks Pot Ash, and 226 casks Pearl Ash, by the packet-ships
Erie and Albany arrived from New York.
AMERICAN WHALEBONE.—Our ...ices have suddenly give
way 25c. per 34 kil. At the beginning of the week 15 mailers
of the south fetched If. 30c. duty paid; and soon afterwards
60 milliers by the New York packet-ships were sold at If. 25c.
duty paid. Since then the market has become firmer, and for
20 milliers on board, the price of 11. 271 c. has been obtain n
which was the last price.
WHALE OlL—About 100 milliers, in different lots, have been
taken at 35f. duty paid; there are no buyers at higher prices at
present.
AMERICAN IlOPS.—The market is firm at 210 f. duty paid.
120 bales first sort, ex Poland, have been sold at that price. The
Erie from New York has impoited 35 bales, and the Albany 206.
A portion of these will be immediately shipped for the north.
COCOA.—In little demand.

BARK, (Quinquina.)—May be had lower.
SALTPETRE.—About 1100 bags East India have been sold
during the week at about 36f. in bond.
RlCE.—Offered, but no sales. We have recieved 200 tierces
by the Erie, and 178 by the Pacific. Small parcels have been
sold at 24f. duty paid.
QUERCITRON BA P.K.—The price of 17f. duty paid, is nominal.
Received, 88 Ms. from Philaitelphia.
AMERICAN WAX.—The demand continues. Five milliersfrorn
New York have fetched 160 f. duty paid. There are buyers at
that price. Fine quality will probably bring more. Arrived
from New York, 30 tierces.