The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-06 00:00:00

CHESTER.

The irregularity in the writs foi Cheshire -has been
corrected; by new writs being, sent to the proper autho-
rities. The nomination days are fixed as.follows.:—For
the city of Chester, Friday next. For the .northern
division on Thursday, the 15th instant, and fur the
southern on Friday, the 16th -instant.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE.—MoNDer, JAN. 5, 18.35.

The supplies of each article in the trade have been
very small. There.has been .little .passing in-Wheat, bit
the hoklers have evinced more:firmness, and sales would
not be made on the terms of the former week.—Oats
have advanced id .to ld per bushel, and Oatmeal 3d to
6d per loatl.—Flour has been in better demand, but the
sales were generally made at lower. rates.—There is no
alteration in Barley or Beans.

TUESDAY, Two o'CLocx.

There was a moderate busina.ss .(lone at to-day's market,
in Wheat at Id to 2:1 per bushel advance.—Oats were
sold Id higher since last week, and Oatmeal 6d per load.
—Flour has met a poor sale, without any alteration in
price.

The imports of Butter are 849 firkins; notwithstanding
there has been a few days of frost, we can notice no im-
provement in the -.value, and very little in the demand.—
Bacon and Lard dull.

AVERAG
WHEAT, tr 70 tbs. s d s d
Irish dried red.. 5 3 .. 5 10
Do., dried white, 5 10 .. 6 6
Do. rtndried.... 5 1 .. 5 6
English ...... 5 10 6 10
Catridq 6 6 .. 7 2
OATS, ir 45 tbs...
Irish
BARLEY,'" 60 lbs.
Irish grinding... 3 6 .. 4 0

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JANUARY 2.

The SUGAR market continues dull, and the sales are confined to
.600 hits. D.P., without any further change in prices. In Bengal or
Mauritius no sales.-8,500 bags Manilla have been taken for export at
66s 4126 s 6d eV, cwt., and 2l ca.ses-brown Paraiba at 22s AP' cwt.—There
have .been no transactions in MoLazsas.—Coeren —The sales of
Plantation are confined to 40 casks of Jamaica, at very full prices;
.only.a few trivial parcels now remain in importers' hands, and no
'imports of any moment are looked for previous to the end of March.
,130 hales of Mocha, of common quality, were sold at tAs 49' cwt. No
!sales of Foreign.—ln Cocoa, GINGER, PIATIIR, Or PIWRNTO nothing
done, and no transactions in Rice.—ln Rum the sales amount to 150
ipuns., chiefly Demerara, at.3s 2d rd 3s 31, with a few common Lee-
wards at 2s 3tl per gallon.
There is nothing to report in East India IMMO° ; a few ,serons of
Gnatimala have been disposed of at 4s 2d a4s7d W duty Paid.—.
The sales of SAPP Lowaa amount to 73 hales Bengal at £4 155,0 £6 per
cwt.—Abont a half-a-dozen chests of R M L.tc Dye have been dis-
posed of at Is Id tf lb•-2 serons of silver COCHINEAL brought 7s 6d
per lb.—The transactions in SALTYSTRE are unworthy of notice.
Drkwoons.—The market remains dull, and ,the sales are etntso•
quently confined to small parcels, at steady prices, excepting St. Do-
mingo.Lootroon, which brought by public sale .£5 75:6(.1 £5 15s per.
lon.—No 'Turfman:la being now left in first hands, except about 200
brls. sif inferior quality, there are no sales to communicate; prices
remain very firm, and any fresh arrivals, of fair quality, would pro-
bably command 13s.—No sales in American or Baltic Tau.—The cur-
rency of Montreal Pot ASHES is uncertain, as 150 brls. have been sold,
the price of which has not been allowed to transpire, but •50 brls., to
arrive, have been sold at at 304 fkl; the principal holders dsk 3.35. In.
Pearl Ashes no sales --A few casks of Qui/at:traits; BARB hale been
disposed of at its 4, cwt.—Nothing done in CLOVERSEED.—For sowing
F.t.exsean then' is no inquiry, but crushing deed is in request add
dearer; 250 quarters of Archangel brought 56s per quarter from the
whip.—No alteration in Bess' WAX.—The sales of Mmes comprise
4,500 saled Buenos Ayres and Monte Video Cow and Ox at 41
per IL and 500 dry horse at 9s tld each.—No sales of House HAIR, and
no transactions in OAR BARK.— The sales of TosAcoo have been
limited to 100 Mids. to the home-trade and fur Ireland, at steady
prices.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—The business done this week
has been of the most limited description ; there hare been scarcely
any sales made in BRIMSTONE, SUMAC, ARII,LS, CREAM of TARTAR,
MsOnitits, or M tDDEtt ROOTS.—OLITE OiL remain steady, and prices
full supported ; for Galipuli til9 has been paid, and there are now no
sellers Wlow that price.—Some little busineas has been done in Pale
SEAL;VIL, at a small reduction in price.—Con remains steady, but.no
sales 1-..s.ve been effected this week.—RAra and LINSEED Otta are hi
fair request at the prices quoted.—No transactions to report, in, Palm
Ott., but purchases may be made at a reduction of lOs Of ton; the stock
in the hands of the importers is estimated at 4,500 tons, being 1,000 tons
more than last year, although not so heavy as was expected.—OlL of
TuitestvriNE is very firm at £45 tr ton.—Some transactions in Peters-
burgh clean 'lamp have taken place at £25 5s V ton, also about 550
bales JUTE at• £l4 41? ton.—FLAX meets a ready sale.—The TALLOW
market remains very steady at the prices quoted.

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The demand fnr Cotton during the present month has been very
moderate speculatorS having, in a great measure, ceased to purchase,
and the trade only. taking what their immediate demands .required,
prices have continued declining, until within the last few days, when
holders, showing more firmness, a reaction of fd tr. th has.heen the
Consequence. Our present ,quotations arc lower than those of the Ist
instant layid American.fild a id; in Brazil and Surats, while
Sea Islrrid, from Me er..trerne Scarcity, are higher by .Id. The total
stales of the month
_are 45,700 bags; of which. 14,406 bags American,
.400 l oral, and 150 .4yptiiip have lueen.taken on.speculation, and 1,300
bags American and 600 Brazil forwarded into the conntry.unsold.;