The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-18 00:00:00

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GROCERIES.—In consequence of the election, there has been
very little going on in the SUGAR market, and the sales are
confined to 300 hhds. B. P. at fOrmer prices;. nothing done in
East Ilz!lia or Foreign. There are, no sales7reported in. Mo-
L ASSES. COFFEE.—FOY Plantation there hap been a fair en-
quiry, particularly for middling to .fine qualities of Jantaica,
:and which sorts-bring steady prices, whilst;. for. the common, and
ordinary descriptions the deniand is exceedingry
. limited,
although offered at rather lower rates ; the transactions amount
to 150 casks of Jamaica, and 200 bags of Demerara, the latter
at 70s. for good bold triage, up to 78s. for middling quality. Of
Foreign Coffee, 50 bags fair Ceylon sold at 525. cwt.—
The transactions in Bleu are limited to 250 bags lie gal of
good quality, at 16s. 6d. cly cwt., in bcaid.—ln CocoA, GINGER,
or Pimgwro there are no sales.-100 bags OA black PI Pkit
have been sold at 3%d. .1; lb.—There has been a good demand
for fine Rum, and nearly 220 puns. of Demerara of the choicest
marks obtained 2s. 6d. to 2s. 11d. .1:: .gallon.—The business in
East India Produce has been limited this week, and consists of
Lac DYE, marked P. G., at 11d. W lb, and 50 bags GALLS at
745. ff cwt.--Nothing is reported in 'SALTPETRE.
DRYSALTERIES.-111 DrEwipoos, the only transactions re-
ported are 40 tons Honduras LOG ~VOOD, of middling quality, at
£6lss. cly ton; 70 tons of Campeachy do. at 1:8, and a few
tons of Cuba Fe STIc at 10 guineas.—TuarE,NziN4 has again
advanced 2.d. tp, cwt., 12s. 4d. having been obtained this day t
for 150 brls. of fair quality by auction.-500 brls. of AMerican
Tan were offered for sale, but as 12s. 4' brl. was the highest bid,
the parcel was .withdrawn.—Pot Asti ES are in very limited
demand, a few small lots only having been sold, at 275. 6d. to
28s: 'Pearl Ashes rather.more in request; about 100 brls: new
Montreal sold at 295,--The demand for FLAXSEED is improving, 1
and about 200 hhds. of old New York have been disposed of at
71)s. to 725..6d. and 755. is now asked. No new Flaxseed has yet
arrived.- Nothing done in CLOVERSEED Or QUEREITRON BARK..
For BEES' WA3$, in bond, there more enquiry, but for duty-
paid Parcels the demand is still languid.--In IlinEs there has
been a fair..business done, at steady prices; the sales comprise
5200 dry Rio Grande COwe and Ox at Ba, 900 dry Buenos Ayres
.at 83. to 9;i d, 350 ditto Kips at Bd. to tqd. per lb, 6000 dry
Buenos Ayres Horse price not transpired, 1000 salted Buenos
Ayres Cow and Ox at 4gd, 653 salted New York-at 41f and'
170 salted West India atsW,d. lb--HoasE Haln.-20 bales
short mixed spld at 5%d. to 6 xd. 7 bales fair.,naixed at 714.1.,
1. bale lifetior tails at 8.141., and 3 bales stump and cut tails at
10%d.- to 12d. cly 113.-3 bales of Neutria SictSis.brought-30s. ,
to 3.55. %' doi. as in quality.—No transactions in 'OAK BARK.'
—ln Tonaeco- there has been very little done ;
_the sales are
only 40 hhds. .Virginia and Kentucky leaf, and 42 hhds. Vir-
ginia and Kentucky stemmed, all to the with the excep-
tion of a few hlids: for Ireland.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE has been in limited demand dur-
ing the week.—BRIMSTONE has been sold at a further advance
for parcels on the spot, and 50 tons have been sold to arrive at
£ll IF ton ; for fine Tuscan £l5 ..is demanded. The 'demand
for SUMAC has been trifling; prices remain without alteration.:
—Turkey- MADDER ROOTS are scarce, and 58s. 11 cwt. has
been paid for a fair quality; a small lot'of French was sold at
495. tY cwt.--MADDERS are in a fair demand.—Nothing of im-
portance in ARGOLS or CREAM, of TARTAR.-10 sacks of Turkey
GALLS have been sold at 795. 41' cwt.—GUM SENEGAL is held
firmly at the quotations; a few tons have been sold at 655. cly
cwt.—A fair demand has appearechbr Ga.lipoli OLIVE OiL; and
upwards of 50 tuns have been sold at ,E 49 10s. to £5O for small
lots ; other descriptions are in limited request.—No sales are
reported in VA LONIA.—FISII OILS remainwithout alteration in
prices, and very littte business doing.—LtNsED.Ort, in good
request; pale ltAr.E in limited demand.--Some further imports
of PAM 011ALIVC ,lx en received, and about 150 tons disposed
of at a 2 151. to £33 ss. cIY tPII.--.0 I L of TURPENTINE ATIAILIDIS
steady at the qucitatioii.ln HEMP and FLAX we have no sales
to report. , . •

LIVERPOOL -COTTON • MARKET.
illondqy Ecenitty, 17th ,Decevzber, 1832.
The sales on Saturday were,2ooo, and .to-day 3000 bags, chiefly in
American descriptions, at the full prices of last week. The imports
since Friday. are 3 Charleston, 1- New York, 1 Newt Orleans, and 1
Paraiba.

TAM CORN -111RADE.
,Monday, .17th December, 1832.
since Thursday very 'little business has been done in the. Corn'
trade. Prices of wheat have declined 2d. to 3d. during the past,week ;
oats-and oatmeal•found a retail sale at barely former rates, and Irish
flour is ls. cheaper. There is no inquiry for .grain or _flour in bond.
200 hhils. old New York flaxseed have brought 72sn6d.,,aud none can
now be had under 755.
'WISEAT, per'lo lbs s d s d
• Irish.,--red 4)144 5
Do. red 1832 6 6 .. 7 2
Do. white 1832 ••7. 6 .. 8 2
Canada (old( 7 6.. 0 0
:Do. 1832 8 0 .. 9 2
.DP:II4iC 7 6.. 8 4)
Stettin B:.Wiemar 7 6.. 8 0
Odessa (soft) 7 0.. 7 3
Russian 0 0.. 0 0
Foreign (inbond) 0 0.. 0 0,
OATS, per 45-lbs..
Irish Old) • • 2 3 2 5
Do. (1832) 2 4 .. 2 7
Foreign (in bond) 1 9 2 0
BARLEY, imp, mea.
English. • 36 0 ...38 0
60Ib 3 9.. .4 6
Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 . 0

MALT, s d s d
•
.0 -.62 .0
Iri i. 50 0 .. 54 0
BEANS, Enklish....:34 .0 .. 37 0
30 0 .. 31 0.
Foreign 3l '0 .. S 5 0
PEA.S.E, White 35 , 0..'43 0'
FLOeft, pOr 280 115
Irish,
,(npw) 37 .0 .. 44 0
Canadianfreebrl 30 0 .. 35 0
••Anierican; ditto 3O .0 .. 34 0
Do. • (in.bond).l7 .0 -.25 'O.
OviMkAL;24OII3S.
(91d) i2l .0 ..,22 .0`
0°'08321 '22 0 .. 23
RICE, (4n- bond)
. -Carolina, (cyvt..) l7 6 .
7;l4iist
~FLAX:SED; hint- 72 6 .

. 18
. 18 0
75 0

LONDON CORN :X.CI-IANGE,! FRIIMX, DEC. 14.
,The arrivals- of most descriptions-of grain this week, are. tolerably'
good, with a fair return. of flour. The wheat trade continues very

•dell,• and may be.reported' Is. per quarter lower•than on Monday, and
Barley.may be stated at the same rfaluation. Beans. and Peas are un-
altered. pats are very heavy in, sale, and hardly support Monday's
terms. Flour iinaltered.

-AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN.
(From the ../.41u/on. gazette, December 14.)

Witt. 1 Bily, 1 Oats. I. Rye. 1 Bns. 1 Peas'
AVERAGE s.d: ri. d. 1 s. d. Is. d. 1 s. d. I a. d.
Of the' week . ~54 71;31 71;18 10.1 32 8 1,.34 5 '3B '8
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 53 4I 30 101 18 10i 33 2.1 34 7 38 .4
Duty on Foreign . . . ~ 33 81 16.13 119 9 119 ',9 118 3 12 .6
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