The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26 00:00:00

FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKETS.

lIAVRE, ISTH NOVEMBER.
There have entered during the week one vessel from Bahia,
one from New York, one from Charleston, one from Port-au-
Prinee, and one from Martinique ; besides one from St. Peters-
burgh, one from Rotterdam, one from Ostend, one from Ant-
werp, four from the north, three from England, and one front
Marseilles.

The transactions in general have been quiet, and there are
few articles in steady demand.
COTTON.-The arrivals of the week amount to 3,417 bales,
of which 1,213 are by the Sarah and Caroline from Charleston,
660 from New York by the Poland, 1,067 from Bahia by the
Achille, 174 from Port-au-Prince by the Clarissa, and 333 by
way of Ostend.
The sales amount only to 1,086 bales, as follows :-
385 Bales Louisiana, fair to good lo4f. to 130 f.
285 Mobile, ordinary to good fair 96f. to 110 f.
212 Alabama, middling 102 f. to 104 f.
122 Georgia, C. S. middling to fair 105 f. to 108 f.
22 Virginia, ordinary. 951.
25 Peinambuco, fair to good. 1:35f. to 139 f.
35 Bahia, fair to fine (15 bales) 135 f. to 145 f.
Our market has remained throughout the week in the state of
inactivity, and it is with difficulty that 1,085 bates of old cot-
tons have been thrown into consumption. Our prices remain
necessarily. low, and not very steady. Hitherto nothing has
been done in the new Georgias which are now landing, and are
of very fine quality. We have about 2,500 bales received from
New )Cork and Charleston. We hear that the last market of
Rouen was good; which may tend to improve the demand for
the present week. The stock is 42,000 bales.
SUGAR.—The transactions have been pretty regular during
tne week, and 1,046 casks have been cleared off, chiefly to the
refiners. Our prices are a little improved, and good fourths
have commanded pretty freely 65f- 50c. to 66f., at which prices
our market closed on Saturday.
The Seduisant has arrived from Martinique, with only 140
hhds., though she could have carried 400 hhds. All the advices
from thence agree in stating that there remains but little more
Sugar in the Colonies; and the greater part of the vessels re-
maining to load, will have to return with little or no cargo.—
Our stock in fiist hands is reduced to 8,000 casks.
COFFEE.—This article is dull; there is but little demand,
which further decreases daily, In Martinique and Guadaloupe
nothing is done. Hayti are still heavier, and the highest offers
do not go beyond 60s. in bond. Only 50 bags have been sold at
77f. 50c. in bond. Havana is also giving way; there have been
sold 57 bags of good at 80f., and 204 bags, in various parcels, at
75f. to 77f. 50e. for good ordinary to fine ordinary. Brazil con-
tinues to fall; 160 bags of fine ordinary, of strong flavour, have
been taken at 71l to i2if.; and 550 bags good ordinary at 700 f.
13y public sale, to settle an average, 300 bags, by the Athulie,
brought 109 f. to 120 f., duty paid. A small parcel of 40 bags of
Bahia, good to ordinary, was sold at 711 f. in bond for Switzer-
land..

Potasif without demand. American are heavy, at 39E, duty
paid. We have received 458 casks by the Poland. Russian are
without a fixed price; 170 casks have arrived from St. Peters-
burgh, 50 from Marseilles, and 35 from London.
AMERICAN PEARLASH.—May be bought lower, in conse-
quence of the late importations from New York. The Poland
brought 63 casks. The sales are, 68 casks, first sort, at 41f. 75c.;
51 ditto, (45-6,) at 41f. 50c.; 51 ditto, (48-3,) to deliver by the
Erie, at 41f. 50c. ; and 10 ditto, first sort, at 42f, On Saturday,
the prices were better, and no more sellers were found under
12f. Several importers hold at 43f., and have warehoused their
importations.
AmEarcaN Hops.—At the beginning of the week, and before
the arrival of the Poland from New York, with 252 bags, there
was sold 23 bags, first sort, new, at 215 f., duty paid. Since
then, buyers are waiting offers of those by the late arrivals.
The remaining stock by the packet-ship unsold is reduced to
150 bags.

ANTWERP Nov. 20.
This market is in a state of calm generally. The arrivals of
foreign produce during the, past week were moderate; consist-
ing, among a great variety of minor articles, of the follow
ing:-
1,162 Bags s„„,.
254 Chests 5
10,155 Bags Coffee,
887 Do. Pepper,
213 Chests Cassia Lignea,
2,227 Bags Shumac,
2,010 Casks Linseed,
105,700 Kil. Brimstone.
The current prices of the day for SUGARS were :—East
white 1611. 25c. to 1711. 50c. per 50 killogrammes; Porto Rico,
15H,; Havana, white 1811. 25c. to 2011. SOc.; brown 1611.50 c. to
1811.; Bahia, white 1611. ' brown 149. 50c.—COFFEE, Brazil 35
to 311. ; Havana 36 to 4011.; St. Domingo 38 to 4111.—Corrolv,
,Georgia, short staple, 58 to 6311.; Alabama and Tennessee 56
to 6211. i. New Orleans 60 to 7011.