The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT.

&sass

Montreal,Pot 22 6Q 22 9
Pearl, new 23 g o 0
U. States, Pot 0 0 0
Pearl 21 0 0 0
Quercit 6 6 7
Oak,* ton t 5 10 6 10
C4Prlnan.. 4 0 5 0

BRIMSTONE,* ton
Sicily, &c... 4
Tuscany....
CASSIA LIONEA,S. d. e. d
41 cwt. in bd 54 0 60 0
CLOVER-SEED,* Cwt.
American, red3s 0 50 0
Dutch o 0 0 0
French & Germ.° 0 0
COCOA,* cwt.
Trinidad.... 40 0— 45 0

-5 0 0

Grenada
Brazil...
COYFNE, 19. cwt. in bond
Jama. triage )25 0—
ordinary .. _

} 30 0- 33 0

Malaga......
Portugal Scc
Levatt

Palm, r ton
Fish,? 252

good& line o. 60 0— 75 0
middling 0— 05 0
good mid. .. 0-118 0
fine mid. &c. 120 0-145 0
Dutch, triage )30 0— 40 0
ardinary
good &fine o. 45 0—
middling .... 56 0—

-coloured-26 0 -

Cod 3O 0 —3l 0
LINSKICD, yp czes23 6 —26 0
Rape,pale do. 38 6 —39 0
Tiu•pen. c w .35 0 —36 0
RicK, ip etc: _ _ _

Carolina, dress 27 0 --_0 0

good mid

!And SW 0 -22 0

65 0- 70 0

fine mid., &c

Mocha
Ceylon
Java .

35 0- 65 0
4B 0- 75 0
30 0- 40 0

Bengal., rd. do g 6 —lO 0
mid to fine i 1 0 —l3 0
African none.

Havana
good & fine.. 32 0— 40 0
St. Domingo.. 90 0— 32 0
28 0— 31 0
32 0— 88 0

Rum, gallon, in bond
Jamaica,
12 to lti o. p... 2 d -

choice marks.. 4 4

Laguir a

SArvLowEn, 13, clot

DYE WOODS,'O. tun at'. s. Z. s
Logwood, Jam. 5 0— 5 5
Hon. Az Dom.S 10— 6 0
Campeachy 9 0 9 10
rustic, Span 4 10— 4 15
Tampico 5 15— 6 0
-- 0— 0 0
0— 9 0

Bengal,

good & A net 6 0

Ord. Lk mid 3 0

Bombay
SALTPICTRE, 7,0 cut. S
East India 2 6
SonthAmerivaßlB 6
SHKI.I. LAC, Cu'''. in

Cabello 0

orange

46 0 -

vribd block 2 0 —4O 0

10 0- 11 0
11 10- 12 10
0 0- 8 10

SKINS,

Neutria, 49, dox C 0
Chinchilli, do. 10 0

A ustralia .. I
Bahia .. ...

.. 13 0—
g 0.5 0—

Seal, each

SFIIJIAC, cut,

Barbad :es..
Bomhay
B. Ayres ...

g o
- 9 3

10 0-

Palermo
Trieste.

IVerona.

1 Tyrolese
,
SUGAR, 31,* clef .
B.P. Muscovado

Demerara . I
Havana ....

dry brown .. 46 0
good & mid.. 49 0
fine &v. fine 56 0
Mauritius,

-43 0

1 dabs and mo 41 0
brown & yel. 44 0
fine yellow .. 52 0 —57 0

East India, Bengal
KllallT 35 0 —3g 0
brown & yel 42 0 -
good and fines 6 0
extra fine 58 0

Manilla, in bd. 17 0 —23
Hat an;t, do
brown

22 0 -23 0

yellow .
white ord

26 0 -28 0

12 0 -
6
0 -

MADDER, 31r, ewt.s. d. a.
Dutch, crop 68 0 —6g 0
Ombro 57 0 —66 0
Gamene 45 0 —55 0
Mull n 0-0
French, S.F.
S.F.F 5O 0 —53 ROCIIDALE.—There has been a very good market, and a tali
• number of pieces have heeu disposed of at f rmer prices. There
E.5.F.F.58 0 62 0 is but little change in the wo.A. market, prices remaining the
Spanish SO 0 —55 the same as last week.
MOLASSES. I)cut.
St. Lucia, &c IS 0 —l9 0
Demerara, &c l9 u —2O 0
Bar & Antigua. 21 0 —29 0
MUNJEKT, curt 25 0 —3O 0
Oil, Oliver2s2 zultr.
Gallipoli 439 n —4O 0
Trieste .37 10 —3B 0
.36 0 —37 0
36 0 —37 0
at 0 to
—s6 •
—2B 10

thrnusasruci.n.—Notwithstanding the unsettled state of the
weather, our market has been very active, everything good in
style being bought up with the same readiness as usual. Prices
much the same.

BRADFORD.—WooI Market: There is no change worthy of
note since our last report, either as regards demand or prices.
Yarn Market This branch of the trade continues in the same
monotonous way ; nothing but complaining. Wool being tar
too high to suliply yarns at the present prices.—Piece Market :
The demand is tolerably active for some descriptions of worsted
goods for the new mode of dying upon ; also merinos, Which
are not so abundant Orleans are hardly so brisk. Coburgs
continue steacy, and late prices firmly maintained.

Leans.—The unsettled state of the weather keeps our cloth
markets in a very feverish state. Should the weather turn out
favourable for a tew weeks, there appears to he no doubt but
that the trade will be good through the autumn. and the sup-
ply of goods to meet the season being less than usual. present
prices will be fully maintained. Fewer buyers than usual have
been at the market, and those who have purchased have exer-
cised the greatest caut.on ; in con equence, tie huslues in the
warehouses has been below an average during the week.

LIKICESTEIC—There is not much difference in our trade affairs
as corapared with Last week. There is a fair demand for goods,
and the prices for wool i.nd yarn are fully sustained.

Nomstoni.x.—The condition of the staple manufactures of
the town has but little varied during the last few days, and they
may be said to be in general flat. The wrought cotton hosc
branch, though du 1 and depressed, still continues better than
the Cutup. The silk gluve branch ,till keeps slightly retro.
grading towards its former position. The plain silk hose branch
in the towns of Nottingham and Derby is extremely dull.
The fancy bobbin-net trade is yet extremely dull, and presents
but a gloomy aspect. We regret to state that the cotton warp
lace trade is not improved; the tatting branch is in rather the
best condition.

TEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL

April lo Lima
July 8 St. 1-li

Direct. !Indirect

IWay 19
_Lily 1

Mauritius

Nay 28 I Motile
July 3 Monte Video.

28 1 New Yo: k
Pernamhui

July 19 I iti o-J-a*

July 24
May 29

July 31
. . 34
June 27

TIDE TABLE

July 26