The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11 00:00:00

maple! 38 0
•••• ••1 36 0—

-40 r grey . 0 —35 0
38 0 Foreigi;434 0 —36 0

33 6 —34 6 !super .. 35 0 —36 I
0 0 0 0 Id°. .... 0 0 —0 0

24 6 —25 0 lold

24 0 -24 9

LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT

ASHES MADDER, cwt. S. ti S. (1
Alontreal,Pot 23 3 23 6 I Dutch, crop. 80 0 •--81 t
Pearl, new 24 0 —24 6 Ombro 69 o —is
IT !Cfnl-no n n

Pearl none
BARK, Quereit 7 0
Oak, v. ton t 5 10
German.... 4
B

5.F...67 0 —72 0
E.5.F.F.75 0 Ho
6 5 Spanish ....70 0 —72 0
-- MOLAsshs,lf. cwt.
s. ci St. Lucia, &c... 21 6 —22 6
63 0 Demerara, &c.. 22 0 —23 6
Bar & Antigua 24 6 - 6
MUNJ NET, cwt.. CI 0 —45 0

ftIAISTO NE, 44. ton
Sicily, &c... 5 0
Tuscany....
CASSIA LIGNEA,S. d.
lg. cwt. in bd 60 0
CI./VIM-SEED, t 74. cwt.
American, red 42 0 54 0
Dutch 8,) 0 53 0
French & Gcrm.so 58 0
COCOA, cwt.
Trinidad....
Grenada ..
} 30 0—
Brazil
COFFEE, 43 Cal. in bond
Jama. triage i3O
ordinary

Oil, Oiiee,4), 252

s:l~'S

42 d —42 10
Trieste
Simi; 40 10 —4l 0
40 I.i —4l 0
Portugal &c 39 0 —4.) 0
Levant . 38 o—4o 0
Palm,t t0n....26 10 —2; 10
Fish,* 232 gall,.

40 0- 45 0

good& tine o. 51 0— 6.5 0
middling.... 68 0— 80 0
good mid. .. 8i 0-108 0
fine mid. &c. 116 0-142 0
Dutch, triage J
30 0— 40 0
Ordinary ..
good &fine o. 45 0—
middling .... 60 0—
good mid.
fine mid., &c. 70 0-

_ -
pale 32 0 —33 0
coloured-27 0 —3l 0
Cod 29 0 —2g 10
LINSEED, V, cu'i2.s 6 —2' 0
Rape,pale do. 38 o 39 0
fiu•pen. cw .29 0 —3O 0
RICE, 13 CE/

Carolina, areas 22 0 —26 0
16 0 —lB 0
Bengal, rid. dog 0 —lO 0
mid to line .. 10 0 —ll 6

50 0-
51 0-
35 0-

African

Rum, gallon, io botsi

Havana

Jamaici,

good & fine 32 0— 42 0
St. Domingo 25 0— 28 0
Brazil 3O 0— 32 0
Laguira 92 0— 65 0

12 to 16 0.p... 2 10 3 4
stronge- 3 6 4 6
choice marks.. 4 >i 5 6
SAFFLOWER, cu./
Bengal,

DYEWOODS, V' ton £. s. s
Logwood, Jam. 5 0— 5 5

Hon. K Dorn. 5 10

good & fine 4 6
0— 7 0
ord. & mid 3 0— 5 0
Bombay 1 10 2 i
SA LTPETEIE, 41, Cut. s. d. s. d
East India 0 —2B 0
SoutliArnetioa,:l3 0 —l3 6
SIINLI, LAC, I. , „,
orange 48 0 —6O 0
liver and block 32 0 —45

Campeachy 7 12 6 7 I:
Fustic, Span 4 5 5 0
Tampico 5 10— 5 15
Puerto Cabello 0 0— 0 0
Cuba
NICARAGUA Wool).
Rio de la Hackie
solid

clean
small 0—
Lima, solid
Barwood, Ango.s
Gaboon
Camwood lO.. 0—
Red San. Wood 6 15—
FLAX, as ton.
Riga. P.T.R. 35 0— _
P'burg, 9 head 32 0— 33 0
Archangel 36 0— 42 0
Dutch tS: Fleni. 45 0—
(4.41.1.5, cwt.
Turkey, blue S4 0—
mixed 45 0—
East India .... 53 0—
GINGER, 10, cwt.
Barbadoes ....45 0—
Jamaica Go
E. India, in bd 15 0—

Gum, if, cut.
Arabic, Turkey 0 0—

tiamene 57 0 —67 01— sh Jam
_ _ -. January. Jonrlestic cloth and 40-inch
Mull oo— 0 0 . •
es have not receded in pri• e in the least, arid a large
8 0 French, S.F.
.FF
6 10 S country houses and shippers are also busy. and we have every
5 0 E -- prospect of 17---' --,1 profitable Lust.... --.-

-laving a large and profitable liminess this spring.
Every one is I.oxful, and people never appeared in hater
spirits. The yarn market is also very animated, and spinners,
we are assured, could not wish to be doing better than at pre-
sent. The raw material continues at a moderate rate, and, as
most numbers in yarns are scarce, they are also higher in price.
27-inch 66's. ss. 3d. to ss. vrct. ; and 72's, Gs. to 6s. 3d.—Man.
Chester Advertiser.

I Esns.---The woollen trade of the district continues very
animated, the demand for both fine and coarse woollens being
almost alike extensive; and the dealings fer both foreign and
domestic consumption being nearly equally brisk. Wool is, in
consequence, very firm in price.

BRADFORD MARKET.—We had again a large attendance of
buyers, and an active market here or. Thursday, prices for ma-
nufactured goods continuing firm. The demand for yarns was
brisk, but the spinners complained that prices were not equal
to the increased cost of the ray: material.

HUDDERSVIELD MARKET.—The market here on Tuesday
last was vez y brisk, a large attendanct, of merchants being pre-
sent, some of them having arrived over night, in order to secure
an early choice of patterns In fancy goods. The business dune
was ext.. sive, and the wool market was very firm.

HALIFAX MARKET.—TiIe market here on Saturday was wel
attended, and the transactions were brisk both for piece good
and yarns: Combing wools sold readily, especially the fine
sorts ; and both nulls and broke wools %ere also in good de
mand.
WAKEFIELD WOOL MAR/MT.—We have nothing new to re-
port of the wool market here this week, consumers having re-
cently purchased so freely we have had few buyers in; prices
are quite stationary for both shoat and long wool.

HECEMONDWINE BLANKNT HALL—The attendance of mer-
chants at this market for the last fortnight has been wretched
in the extreme. Notwithstanding the severe weather we have
had for the last two weeks, the demand for blankets for home
consumption has Leen very trifling. We understa,d there were
a few orders put out for shipping.

ROCHDALD FLANNEL AIARKET.—There has been something
like an average ma ket to-day. The manufacturers are ob-
taining rather more for their pieces, but not enough to cover the
advance in the raw material. There has been a considerable
failure announced in the market to•day ; the liabilties are stated
at .e2a,Oaa. This is likely to affect both wool dealer and ma-
nufacturer. Wool still continues firm in price.

LinensTsa.—Wools have been very brisk during the past
week, and again have an upward tendency. The spinners are
still working short time, in consequence of the slack demand
for yarns. A few orders have been received for the spring
trade. and in the cotton-hose branch more is doing. The ge-
neral st-rte of affairs. however, remain very quiet, and a gene-
rally improved demand is Cue of the many things still in pros-
pect —Leicester Chronicle.

Ilosmar AND LACE TRADES.—It IS somewhat pleasant to
sta' e, that the wrought cotton hose branch, after so long a de-
pression has again somewhat revived; feeling a little of the
spring trade. Tit,: cut-up as well as the drop-off branches have
also telt a portion of this amendment, but not to any extent.
The drawer and pal tacit), branch has also considerably
amended. The silk hosiery trade cannot be s id to be generally
amended. though slight orders for gloves are still floating;
about. The bobbin net trade upon the whole is improved. de-
spite the it troduction of so much new machinery. There is no
visible alteration in the warp lace trade, the tat.ing branch
being in the best condition, it we except the Jacquard frames.
Upon the whole, this most important trade is in rather• a
healthy condition, the blonde n is being the dullest brapeins,
coming in competition with French single dress point net and
silk bobbin nets. —Nottingham Journal..

PACKET LIST.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, February 7,