The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-11 00:00:00

art rtg.

GROCERIES.—The demand for SUGAR continues 'steady,
and ,600 hhds. B. P. 'have been disposed -of at former prices,
together with a .small. lot of .fine white Bengal at-625. bd. and
I.Z-A bags 'Mauritius at• the quotations. In e'oreign Sugar--the
sales are not worthy of notice. About d? puns. Detnarara
-MOLASSES have been taken frOm the quay at 2/s. 3d..t0.275. 64.
being an 'advance of ls. tfJ' cut. on fast week's prices. There
-has been a fair enquiry-for Plantation COFFEE, though the
sales only amount to 140 casks Jamaica, , and 20 of Berbice;,
common ordinary qualities . of Jamaica have sold, ,in most in-
stances, at a decline of Is. .4f," cwt., other descriptions at full
ices. A small parcel of good ordinary Havanna sold at 545.
cwt., In GINGER or P IMENTO there are no sales to notice:
k!'o
bags good black 'PEreEnhave been sold at former prices,
. and a .small lot of Brazil:CocoA.-at 'Ws. 41;' cwt. ' The sales of
•RIGE amount to 1000 bags ofaniddling Bengalat 155..6d. and ,a
small parcel of fine at 17s. W.cwt. The business in Binn does
not exceed 150 puns., chiefly Jamaica, at 2s 6d to 3s 6d If' gal-
lon with a few puns. Demarara at 2s. 6a. . There has been o
goOddemandfor ToeAcco ;- the' transactions consist of 70 hhds.
Virginia and .8 hhds. Kentucky leaf, -.140.-hlrds.,Virginia and
18 tilids.,Kentucky.stemmed, of. which 149 :hhds. Nirginia, leaf;
and stemmed have.been taken-for lreland, and the remainder
by the trade.
ffitYSALTERIES.—There has been more enquiry for
the consuming.descriptionS of East India INnmo, but the only
sole is a few enests Oude at is 84 to 2s ff,- lb imbond. Caraccas
haVebeen:extremely scarce,.und. at a public sale. of 25 serous
very full prices were reidized, ordinary .to iniddling Sobres
bringing 4s to 4s 8d 4' It, duty paid. Silver COCHE
INA L has
been sold at-7s Odic,' lb, and 2 tons GUM SENEGAL at 63s 41?
cwt. SALTPETRE is held firmly, and the sales amount to 900
bags, at the annexed quotations.
DyEwoons. The demand-continues steady for LOGWOODS,
and 25 tons of Cauipeachy sold at £8 2s 6d; the better descrip-
tions of Fume have become scarce, and rather higher .rates
obtained'; 20 tons of Cuba sold at £lolos, and 65 tons of Ma-
racaibo at £5 7s 6cl; 40 tons of CAMWOOD, bynuetion, brought
£2l 15s, and. 10•IODS RED SANDERS WOOD £1417s 6d; a Sew
ton of SAPAN Woon £l3. 15s, and solid NICARAGUA -WOOD
~.:1,5 10s 41/ ton. At a public sale of 1650 .brls. 'TURPENTINE
olt Monday, of good quality, the whole sold on the, quay at 12s
Id to 12524 rtp cwt., which is a further advance of Id gy cwt.
upon previous prices. American TAR is scarce,-and would sell
readily at:l3s to 13s 6d for good parcels:-in- Stockholm and
Archaugel no sales. Montreal POT ASHES- are.in less demand;
but 200 brls. have been sold at .28s ; holders generally .require
28s 6d for small parcels; Montreal pearl. ashes have -declined
is ,t' cwt., 40 to 50 brls. having heel:I:sold at 295, although one
or two smalllots have brought 30s. There has been some en-
quiry for'States Pearls' and a few have been taken for export
at 28s c3' cwt. -There has been some enquiry this. week 'both
for CLOVERSEED and FLAXSEED, without, however, leading. to
any transactions ; prices are fully supported. - Net ling done in
BEES' •WAX. QUERCITRON BARK continues quite neglected.
The transactions in HIDES have again been limited ! they com-
prise '2OO good to prime-dryl3nenos Ayres Ox.and Cow' at '9ld
to. mid, 167 Buoues•Ayres dry Kips at 7141 300'dry West'lndia
(wormed) at sid to 60 ctf? lb, Nand 480 Buenos Ayres at 6s 64
to 7s 84 each. Of HORSE HAIR, 15 bales Buenos '.,Ayres and
14 serous -Valparaiso sold at' 7dto 72cifor fair mixed, 9 bales
Buenos - AyreS short at 61d, . and 1 box long combed ,t 2s 2(1.'
If lb. - 34- tons German OAK BARK brought £5 7s 6d 4p. ton.
1 bale of good Neutria ' SKINS was sold at 355. - ,IP' dozen.
BRIMSTONE continues -,very . scarce : a small, parcel brought,
coastwise sold this week at £l3 4p' ton. There is a moderate;
demand for SUMAC, without any alteration in prices; 150 hags'
Trieste, fine ground, brought hs. small lots of Verona 7s. 94..
and Sicily' 13s. 3d. to 13s. 6d: 4-ri cwt. For Smyrna MADDER'
ROOTS there is a fair demand, at steady prices, but- French
continue neglected. The -business done in MADDERS has been
chiefly in small lots; without any change in prices; the market
for this article remains-dull. 8 casks Flag ANNATTO have been
sold at 7.1 d to Bcl. IP' lb. Nothing worth notice done in ARGOL
or CREAM of TARTAR. OLIVE OIL has been in limited request
since the sales- notediait week and holders having shown, more
firmness, prices have been better supported; the transactions
are on a small scale, .at the quoted prices. VALONIA steady,
but there is little doing. There, has been very little doing in
FISH OILS this week, and prices remain without alteration.
LINSEED OIL is still in good request; in pale. RAPE the sales
are trifling. About 180 tons PALrit OIL have been disposed of
at £32 15s. to . £33 on the spot, and £32 lOs to arrive; some
has also been taken for export at £3l, in bond; and little now
remains in the importers' hands. OIL -of TURPENTINE is
steady at the advance, but not much busineSs doing. Parcels of
HEMP continue to be taken at £29 to £29 lOs for Petersburgh
clean on the spot, and £2B lOs to arrive. In FLAX the sales
have been trifling, and prices are without alteration. A further
advance of Is. has been realized for TALLOW, and holders look
confidently for a further improvement.

LIVERPOOL COTTON ,MARKET.
Monday. Ecenim, 10th December, 1832.
There has been a fair steady, demand for Cotton since Friday last
the sales of Saturday were 2000, and of To-day 2500 bags,. chiefly in
• American descriptions, at last week's prices, The Imports are, 1 Cal-
cutta, with 251--1 Pemambucco,• 'll3O-1 -New York, 574--1 New Or-
leans,
961,-and 2 Charleston,,With 2348 bags cotton--1 Charleston,
and 1 Savannah, not reported,
• MANCHESTER .CORN' AIAIiKEIT, ..ATunnAy.
There was a dull trade in Wheat at our market this morning,
although holders of the best runs were not sellers at any reduction on
the currency of last week ; _fur inferior samples there was no demand_
The Flour trade was equally flat at the quotations. Fine Samples,of
new Oats may be noted Id per 451bs dearer, and Oatmeal 6d per load.'
No alteration to notice in other articles. 7 • •
There has been a steady demand from the trade for the finest ks-
cription of Butter, butit is,confined to the immediate Want'for -con-
sumption. 'ln speculation or purchase's f. o. •few transactions are
reported. The import is a fair average.

'a' !E CORN TRAPE.

Monday, 10th December, 1832•

Since Thursday the Wheat Trade has been languid for want of
demand, and a few sales to clear vessels have been made at a small
reduction. Oats and Oatmeal found retail buyers at fully our last cAota-
tions.--Some transactions have occurred in Indian Corn at 28s. to 295,
per quarter, for red, up to 335. for the best white, but other articles
had a heavy sale. There was no inquiry fot Grain or Flour in bond.
MALT, imp.mea s d s d
English. 56 0 .. 63 0
Irish 5O 0.. 55 0
BEANS, English
32 0 .. 35 0
Foreign
PEASE, White 0 45 0
FLoua, per 280 ibs
Irish, (new) 3B 0 .. 44 6
Canadian free brl 30 0 .. 35 0
American, ditto 3O 0 .. 34 0
Do. (in bond( 16 0 .. 25 0
OATMEAL, 2401b5.
Irish, (old) 2l 0 .. 22 0
Do. (1832) 22 0 .. 23 6
Ries, (in bond)
Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6.. 19 0
East India. l4 0 .. 17 6
FLAx SEEP, hb.d 7O 0 .. 0 0

WHEAT, per 70 lbs s d s d
Irish red (old) 5 9 G 7 2
Do. red 1832 6 9.. 7 6
Do. white 1832 7 9 8 3
Canada (o)d( 6 9 7 6
Do. 1832 7 6 .. 9 0
Dant2ie 7 6 .. 8 3
Stettin StWiemar 7 6.. 8 0
Odessa (soft) 7 3 7 6
Russian 0 0.. 0 0
Foreign (inbond) 0 0 .. 0 0
OATS, per 45 lbs,
Irish (old) 2 3 .. 2 5
Do. (1832) 2 3 ..
.2 7
Foreign (iabond) 1 9 .. 2 0
BARLEY, imp. mea,.
English 34 0 .. 38 0
Irish, 60113 3 9.. 4 9
Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0

NEW YORK, Thursday, 15th Nouenzber, 1832.

The arrivals of Flour, since the 7th instant, have been very
considerable, and the demand being still limited in extent, a
decline in price has been submitted to, amounting, in some de-
scriptions, to 25 cents .1P brl. Western Canal is offered at
6y2 6% dollars. Common New York, troy, &c., 6% J 636
dollars, and Southern kinds 6X 6% dols. per brl., but-these
rates are not easily obtainable. A small advance in the price
of Wheat was obtained in the beginning of this week, but the
market having become dull, we must repeat our last quotations,
say for Northern 130 135 cents., and Southern 125 130
cents per 60 lbs. Indian Corn, Northern, 86 J 92 cents.
Southern 83 cents. per Winchester bushel.
The impOrts of Cotton in the last ten days have added up-
wards of 5,000 bales to our stock, liut the market, generally, has
been very inactive, and the actual transactions have been to a
very limited extent. There has been no demand for export,
and the purchases for home use haVe been chiefly of the 13est
qualities of Uplands and New Orleans, which have, in conse-
quence, improved in value, the holders having succeeded in
realizing an advance of X (/ 3l cents per lb. in these kinds,
whilst on the middling qualities a decline to nearly an equal
amount has taken place. Ordinary to fair Uplands are worth
about 10% e 112 cents, fully fair to good 11% ' 12% cents.
Mobiles, Louisianas, &c., fair to fully fair 12 e 122 cents, good
fair to good 12% lab .and some very choice lots of the new
are held• at 13% (a) .14 cents per lb. The sales since the
7thinstant are estimated at 14(X) bales.
. .
We regret that a careful examination Of the late arrivals' has
served only to confirm the very unfavourable opinion which we
had previously formed as to the quality •of the new`UplandS,
and we fear that nothing but serious disappointment can result
from shipments ()Vizir, gopd firer, or any other quality of the
new Cottons, in the expectation that it would bring ill the mar-
kets abroad the same prices as the corresponding qualities of
the old. In our judgment they are worth from 12 to 15 per
cent less than the average of the Uplands of the previous sea-
son; the:quality of the recent importations from New Orleans
has, likewise, somewhat-disappointed.us, as being generally ra-
ther light and short in staple. On the whole, however, Cottons
from that qua,rter promise, we think, to be decidedly better
than those of last year, and some parcels have been received,
superior, in every respect, to the best which reached us last
season. .

Ashes are dull, and the stock is accumulating, but prices are
without alteration ' • Pots 4 dolls. 50 cents, and Pearls 4 dolls.
65 cents. 49' 100 lbs. Rice is heavy at 31 J 4 cents per lb.
Turpentine is less inquired for, and our quotation of 2-1 dells.
bri. for North County, soft, is nominal. Tar 1 '0 1,1 W
bail. Flaxseed 12 14 dolls. 41> '.tierce, rough.
Freights are again dull—to Liverpool,, the rates are for Cot-
ton 3.id; in square, and 5.16 d. 49' lb. in round bates. Turpen-'
tine is. 6d." 49'. brl. To London, Cotton 3.01.4 y
stores 2s. ro) 2s. 9d. W brl. To Havre,
,Cotton gicl and 1 cent
4-y lb. in square and round bales.—Ashes 8/dolls. 41 ton.
—Rice 10 dolls. V. ton.
There has been a good demand for. Exchange
,on England,
a(the prices, current last week, say 108, 108 yi per cent for
cash, and 1081 108% for paper. ,Some of the drawers ad-
,lanced the rate this day to -1081 for cash,- but at this_ the tran-
sactions have been only to a very'limited amount. Bills on
France 5 fr. 30 sous. 5 fr. 35 sous.

, . , , . .
•RAMSCATE, DEC. 3.7. The
_schooner Enterprise, ,of Jersey, from
Cadiz, with wine, was brought in here by some Folkeeston men,
having carried awsy her ftirernast.audsbO_WiPrit• appea.rs,she had
landed part of her cargo at .Portsmouth, and. was proceeding With the
remainder to 'London, when, by some. nfifortunate means not =-
counted for, :she nearly ran on shore:ou.the 17,rench.coast,oti Dieppe,
midliecame.upinanageable. The captain and part of the,cTew look to
the boat; leaving only one man and a boy on,Loaril. Ifi thls'state two
French.boats came up to her, and succeeded in getting her:clear from
the, eoast ; but it seems the 3 inade.towfw with the lifine, she, was
perceived by, a Folkestpne boat ,vviili.,her head standing full on to the
land, and Must in a short time have gone completely_ to pieces.' They
had some difficulty in gettinit'onloard,..asltheiFrencllifien,,,Deing so
very tipsy, did all. they ,could ,to prevent.them ; lieweyer,. they sue',
ceeded, and in safety brought the ytsgtel to this port. The captain
and crew have not since been,heard of, kind.there cannot be any-.dotilit
but they must all have perished.

IMPORTED
From the 30th November, to the 6th December, 1832, inclusive,
Argols, . . . boxes, --, bags, --, casks
Ashes, . ...... . ~brls. 2335 •
Bark, ..... . . hhds. 88 brls, „
Oak ...... . . tons ~
Berries ....... . • bales 2 •
Borax . , . . chests f t
Brimstone ...... . . tons ,
Cassia Lignea
. Castor-OH ..... : . . boxes .73
Cloverseo • • . . . serous, --, bales „
Cochineal
• Cocoa . • ...... ' tees, --, bags
Co.fi--,_brls. ee,.13. Y. • • . . .tees. --, bags 195
Foreign . bags, 423 --, barls,.ll7 -- liluls ' 5
Logwood . ..... . . tons ,
Yustie • . • ...... tons 14
Nicaragua Wood
Barwood ...... . . 'tons „
• Camwdod. . .
Flax
Flour . . . • . brls. 708, E. I. sacks ~
Ginger
Gum
Hides, Cow. and Ox, . . . no. 3969, --, bales 15
casks 30
,Horse , no --, bales „
Morse Hair . . . . • b[des, --t qerons •••
Hemp '. ..... . b,Undles 89 --,.bales „
Indigo . . , boxes 6 .••-, serons
_,,, •
Lac Dye . . cases 23
• . •
•
Lemon Juice casks ...
, . f /I
Madders . . . bales, -- casks „
. .
Madder Roots . casks, --, bales „
. .
„Molasses . casks 102
• • . . .
Munjeet • . bales, --, bundles ~ .
Olive Oil . . . . jars, --, chests „
.
Palm Oil . . casks „
. . . .
Fish oil . casks ,
. . . .
Pepper . robbins, --, bag,5.19417
. . .
Pimento, W. 1. . brls. --, boxes --, bags
Rice . tees. --, I tees. E. I. bags 1651
. .
Rum . . brls. 40, hhds. puns. 7
. .
Safflower' . cases, 4-- 'hales 244
. . .
Saltpetre ' . . bags 779
Shell Lac . . . . chests 26
Sugar, B. P. hhds. 645, tees. 5, bags, —, boxes --, brls. „
Manilla . bags '7688
• Brazil . . cases, 20, brls. „
Sumac . . bags ,
. . . .
Tallow . . casks 20
. . .
Tartar . . cask brls. „
. .
Tar . . . brls.Tobacco . .cases, --, hhds. 3
. . .
• 0 ;
Turpentine . . . . brie. „
. .
Valonia . . . ,
. bags, --, tons
.
Wax, Bees . . cakes, --, boxes '3
• .
Wheat • . . bags 550 minots 9807
•

PRICE o‘l' SH ARES.
Liverpool Coal Gas
Liverpool Oil Gni
Liverpool and Harrington Water Shares . .
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings
Liverpool arid Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £lBO 10 .. •
Old Quarter Shares . . . • 25
New Ditto
Stockton and Darlington
Bolton and Leigh ditto . . . •. •• 100 .. 100
Ditto . . .
Warrington and Newton ditto . .
Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto . . 100 .. 115 . -
..
Wigan Branch ditto
St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway 100 .. 80 .. i
Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 50
.. 58
..

.Leeos and 81_117
Preston and Wigan
-Manchester,- Bolton, and Bury Canal)
Railwaßailway Company. . . . . s
B •18 .. 16
]lank of Manchester
Bank of Liverpool
Liverpool Marine Assuranco Company 25 .. • 28 5 Od
Oldham Gas and Waterworks . . . 10 .. ,14 ~2 -60