The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-12 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

UNITED STATES.

South America, Marshall, fin New York, with 227 bales cotton,
Wainwright and Shiels-30 do, T B Blackburne-682 brls turpentine,
Roskell, Ogden and co-2 brls cotton seed, H Castellain and co-1 brl
apples, Molvneux, Taylor Sz. co-500 hides, Dennistoun, Mackie and
co-2 bxs dried plants, J Fowey—abt 50 t stone ballast, said Master-
-401 bales cotton, 725 brls turpentine, order—P Dk
Sarah Parker, West, fm Mobile, with 931 bales cotton, Roskell,
Ogden and co-200 do, E Frodsham-173 do, A Taylor and co-100 do,
Sands, Hodgson and co—abt 5 t stone ballast, said Master—G Dk
Olive Branch, Dyer, fm Savannah, with 469 bales 4 pckts cotton,
Bolton, Ogden and co-300 bales cotton, W C Molyneux-304 do, W
and J Brown and co-30 do. Wainwright and Shiels—abt I t old junk,
Bolton, Ogden and co—G Dk
George Canning, Holmes, fin Savannah, with 100 bags cotton. J
Hobson and Son-22 do, W Holmes-1090 do, order—P Dk
Natchez, Reid, fin New Orleans, with 1319 bales cotton, W and J
Brown—P Dk
Tiber, Eldridge, fm New Orleans, with 1197 bales cotton, Marti-
neau, Smith and co-5000 treenails, R Eldridge—G Dk
Ganges, Snow, fm New Orleans, with 400 bales cotton. W Porde
and co-697 do, Roskell, Ogden and co-346 do, \V Smith and Son-
-46 do, G Green and Son—K Dk
Globe, Patten, fin New Orleans, with 1398 bales cotton, W Smith
and Sou-7 do, Alston, Finlay and co-144 hds tobacco, W Oxley
—K Dk

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Matchless, Garth. fm St Michael's, with 639 bxs orange', 3 Adams
—G Dk

EUROPE.

Henriette, Demansky, fm Danzig, with 2 cs contg a piano forte and
stools, Roberts and co-15 csks geneva, D Stewart & co—i c 12 deals,
C W Neuman, Son S.: co-10 pckgs luggage, Crookshank-150 brls
ashes, 716 bags peas, 190 mats, 41 c 10 deals, abt 6 fms lathwood, order
—(for exportation) abt # fm lathwood—K Dk

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
Friday, Bth March, 1833.
There has been a good demand for Cotton throughout the week,
particularly for Brazil, and an advance realized of id. 4P' lb. in Sea
Island, Bahia, and Egyptian ; id. 4f M. in Pernam and Maranham ;
and steady prices for American and other descriptions. 3,300 Brazil,
and 1,000 American have been taken on speculation, 340 Carthagena
fur export, and the rest by the trade. 400 St. Domingo are advertised
for auction on Friday next.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 2nd inst. to this day inclusive.

SALES. ' Current 4 ' IMPORTS.
Prvsly fliTs- Pii Prices of This iii
nK4csirrlolq. this Year Week this Day.l
Week
this Year
Sea Island Georgia 32311 ' 610 lld to 22d
Stained Ditto 5OO 30 61 —lO }12747 63390
Upland Ditto 60990 8700 61 71
Alalyuna i 28620 1340
Mobile
New Orleans 24400 5900 61 84 .
Pernambuco r . 11970 3,300 61 -- 771 624 n 44608
10# ) 5640
Arieati & Ceara Bl 91 1 .
Bahia and Macao 7140 1000 7i * 81 2962
Maranham J 7110 2480 8i —9i ) 1607 6864
Sawginned Bi Si •
Mina. .
Para 9O 91 8
Demerara & Berbice 370 150 8!i 101 468
Barbadoes 7O 7i —8 1
Common West India 560 64 -- .81 69 1151
Bahama li ••,-- 9
(larthagena. llOO 310, 6i 64
Bourbon
Egyptian
Surat
Bengal BO 10 41 —5l 280
171470 1.4400
.. 20953 125357

Monday Evening, March 11, 1833.

The sales since our last publication have been only moderate ;
those of Saturday being 2,500 bags, and to-day 2,000 bags, at steady
prices for all descriptions.
1,500 Surat. and 400 St. Domingo for public sale on Friday next.
Arrived since Thursday-4 vessels from New Orleans, 2 Mobile, 3
Savannah, and 4 Charleston.