The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10 00:00:00

LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS, DECEMBER C.

COTTON.—The accounts from Liverpool this morning are
very favourable; in the four days, including Saturday and
Wednesday last, the estimated sales of Cotton were above
18.000 bags, at an advance of %de to per lb.—The Cot-
ton Market here remains dull, and the sales too inconsiderable
for enumeration. 100 Surats have been disposed of at 534 d
and 5N,d.
Suomi.—The Sugar Market has remained in a very languid
state all the week ; the trade having supplied themselves with
what Sugars were required for immediate consumption do not
purchase further for stock; the consequence is a heavy Mar-
ket, as the Refiners still buy on a very limited scale; there is,
however, no alteration whatever to notice in the prices. The
falling off in the Sugar trade is very apparent, the import of
this year up to Ist Dec. is about 13,00 D hhds and trs less than
last year, yet the present stock is above 10,(X)0 hhds and trs more
than at the same period in 1832, owing chiefly to the depression
in the Refined trade. The estimated sales of the week are
only 2500 hhds and trs.
In Refined goods there have been few purchases this week;
low goods continue scarce; for fine Crashed only 30s 6d is now
offered, which the holders will not accept; parcels refined from
Foreign appear at Market, the only sales are at 29s 6d for par.
eels equal to good Lumps.
This afternoon the Market continues in a dull state, very
little having been done either for shipping or the home trade,
and the fine sorts entitled to the bounty on double-refined have
been offered at 31s 6d; the low descriptions however continue
scarce.

Mxtmiztus SUGAR.—The quantity sold previously to this
day has been inconsiderable, being of an inferior quality they•
sold Is lower, strong grey 51s, mid to good yellow 50s a 535,
very dark heavy brown 43s and 445. The import of Mauritius
this year and the stock both exceed that of last year by about
5000. bags.
The public sale this day, 4824 bags, the whole forced on the
Market in the present dull state of the trade, has occasioned a
further depression ; the Sugars above 50s nearly supported the
late depression; all the others were is lower, making a fall of Is
:a is id si,nce this day week; the browns sold 42s a 455.

WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-There are sales of good West
India Molasses at 27s to the extent of 200 to 300 puns.
COFFEE.—There is little alteration to notice in the demand
or in the prices of Coffee this week. The sales of Foreign are
confined to a parcel of good ord coloury Brazil at 60s. No pur-
chases of East India are reported. Jamaica descriptions have
sold rather higher, good ord 818 a 85s, fine fine ord 92s a 9256 d;
Berbice and Demerara are is a is 6s. lower, mid Bls a 87. The
present stock is 399 tons less of British Plantation than last
year, of East India 407 tons more, and 118-Itons less of Foreign
than at the same period last year.
The public sale this day 86 casks 292 bags Demerara and
Berbice, the latter 935; Demerara unclean mid Bls a 87s 6d
clean; the principal part, the unclean, did not sell; the prices
are unvaried.

Rum, BRANDY, and HoLLANns.—In Rum there are few
transactions of any extent to report; sales have been made of
proof Leewards at Is lid, but no parcels now offer at that price.
[he imports this year of Rum are 4200 puns more than last
year, the stock is 3000 puns less. In Brandy or Geneva there
Is no alteration to notice.

The sales of Ruin which have transpired are proofs to 3 over
at 2s ; ord Jamaica 30 and 31 over 2s. Bd, good quality 2s 9d
and 2s 10d ; large sales of fine quailty are also reported.
RlcE.—On Tuesday at public sale 199 trs Carolina Rice, duty
paid, all taken in at 325; 4562 bags East India sold is lower,
Bengal good white 13s a 14s, and fine Patna kind 14. s a 16s.
SALTPETRE.—Thore is little alteration in Saltpetre ; the late
sales are quite inconsiderable.
SPICES.—In Pepper or Pimento there .is little alteration this
week.

TOBACCO.—There is no alteration in Tobacco.
INniGo.—There is no alteration in Indigo. The quantity of
Indigo at the next sale attracts some interest, but no fair calcu-
lation can yet be made ou this point; the general estimate is
5000 chests.

TEA.—The India House Sale commenced on Monday :
Boheas in quarter chests is 10Id e is End,
half I,
whole „
Congou, common
rood 2s Id e2s 23d

Boheas are 2d per lb under last sale's prices-, and Congims are
also about the same reduction.

The Congous will continue selling for two days next week ;
the prices are much the same as we stated at the commence-
meLt, common is 11 e. is. Nd, good 2s 2s. IMd, fine
2s 2Md e .2s Bd.
TA LLow.—Tallow is firm, and a shade higher this week ; the
most monstrous statements of the probable supplies of next year
continue to be published and, circulated by the speculators for
-the fall; these Stock Exchange affairs are too absurd to merit
an comment.
This day's public sale 365 casks, printed n,ew Ist sort Peters-
burgh Yellow Candle Tallow, were Siberia, but of good quality
for the latter, and generally 6d per cwt under St Petersburgh
Ist sort, chiefly taken in 45s 9d and 465; the few really Ist sort
Petersburgh sold at 465; inferior Siberia 42s a 435. The Mar-
ket this afternoon is, firm at 465. It i 3 stated there are gambling
transactions for the delivery of Tallow to the extent of 20,000 to
25,000 casks to be settled before the Ist Jan.; if the speculators
selling are not prepared for delivery of their Tallow, (which is
the report of the Market,) the most violent fluctuations may be
expected.
A comparative statement of HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW re-
maining on band in the London warehouses, (the dealers'
stock included,) on the Ist of December:
1829. 1830. 1831. 1832. 1833.
HEMP.. tons 3054 4892 5476 7581 6702
FL-Ax . 2633 766 1601 1241 1568

TA LLOW. casks 25646 27711 27899 26638 28507
Delivered in Nov.—Hemp 742 tons—Flax 293 tons—Tallow
11109 casks. '
Price of Clean Hemp 41 15 39s a 39s ICI/41 37s 10d 27s 10d 255.
Ditto 12-head Flax 35s a 36s 52s
Ditto Y. C. Tallow 35s 3d 42s 9d a 43e 41s 9d 45s 4556 d
Ditto Town Ditto 40s 48s 50 51s6d 50e 6d

CORN MARKETS.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 6.

We have been moderately supplied with most articles this week,
excepting Barley. Fine Wheat sold slowly at about Monday's prices,
but there was no demand for any thing inferior. The distillers, hav-
ing bought pretty freely of Barley at the commencement of the week,
held off to-day, and there being very little demand on the part of the
masters, this trade was doll, though Monday's quotations were fully
supported. Oats met a slow sale without variation from the currency
of Monday. No other alteration.

ARRIVALS SINCE MONDAY
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
English qrs 3890 7580 3080
Irish - - 8370
Foreign B6O 970 120
Wht. Brly. Oats.
AVERAGE s. d. s, d. s. d.
Of the week
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 51 2 30 9 l9 10
Duty on Foreign . . . .35 8 16 10, 18 3
There is no alteration in the Duties tl

4220 Sacks

Rs y(el: I B.nsci. Pseal.
35 71 35 0 40 6
34 8 35 6 41 3
18 3l
16 91 8 0
this week.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DECEMBER 6.
There is a good supply of Wheat fresh up to this day's mar-
ket; the best dry samples sell slowly, and last Friday's prices
are scarcely supported ; all other sorts are very dull sale, and
Is. per quarter lower.—Oats are heavy sale and rather cheaper.
The arrival of Barley is moderate, the best descriptions support
the rates of last week, and are in fair request; but all secondary
and middling sorts are dull sale.—Beans are scarce and in de-
mand at our quotations.

PRICES.
WHEAT, new Red Norfolk and Suffolk 44s 465, 495, fine to 51s 4if qr.
Lincoln and Camb. 43s 455, 48s, „ 49s „
Yorkshire
new White 4bs 51s, 535, „ 55s „
old Red
old White 40s 465, 50s, „ 578 „
BARLEY, Norfolk and Suffolk - 295, 325, „ 338 „
LinColnshire - 295, 31s, „ 32s „
Yorkshire Fold - 295, 31s, 32s „
OATS, Riesling
Potato - 19s, 225, fine to 23s IF qr.
Poland .. -18 s, 21s, „ 22s „
Friezland and Small - 17s, 20s„. 21s ,
BEANS, old - 345, 365, „ 3851'631b
new
MALT
SHELLING 24s to 265; new to 275.
RAPESEED £23, £26s, fine new £27 lOs IF last imp.
REPORTED ARRIVALS.

Wheat, 6002 qrs.; Oats, 428 qrs.; Barley, 3954 qrs.; Beans,
740 qrs.; Peas, 196; Tares, 31 qrs.; Shelling, 229 Ms.; Malt,
86 Ids.—Average prices of this market for the week ending 28th
Nov, Wheat, 48s. 10.0.; Oats, 20s. 11d. ; Barley, 31s. 6d. ;
Beans,
.365. 11d. ; Peas, 455. 01d.