... Liberpoot1 Vricto Current. * Denotes rising. Thursday, December 13, 1S32. - - t Denotesfalling. COLONIAL PRODUCE. [SCOAB,B.P.CWt.(D.P.) a. d. a. d. I Muscov. dry brown 51 0 ( 52 6 Middling .. 53 0 55 0 Goodditto .. ?? 50 .. 56 0 Good brlght . - e ?? 57 0 . 0 °0 f4 Finle ?? Veryfine . 60 O..61 0 Dabs&verybrown 90 500 andmoistened.. 0 MOLASSES, CWt. I WestIndia ?? 25 0 .. 27 6* COCOA, cwt.(in ...

... I ?Vcotocript- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Thursday, December 13, 1832. The Oaler of the-welk are 10;000 bags: in prices there is no alteration. TW arrivals are 12 vessels from tre United States, and 1 from Bombay. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Thiirsday, Dcccmbey, 13, 1832. Though we reduce our quotatiois ' for Butter again this It week, it has had no effect in-inducing the dealers to buy Is more ...

... gsankruptt, $c. BANKRUPTS. From the LOndon Gazette, June 8, i832. Isaac Tbomas Welchman, of Holborn-4ii, London, linen- I ?? Reed, of Hawkhuart, Kent, ?? Daniel Haybittle, sen. of Kent-road, Surrey, coai-merchant.- I Richard William Ward, of Spitalfields, Middlesex, vicisaller. 3 -Thomas Edwards, of Austin-Friars, London, merchant-.. James White, St. George, Middlesex, artificiai-dorlst-ware. ...

... MffarRetd, Orl LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, 2.. Taesday, August 20, 1833. 62 Considering theradvinced beriod of the season we cob 'it. tinute to receive large Supplies of Grain, Flour, and Oatniea 'h frort Irewiend. The demand for Wheatsthrughout the past Ids week has been tolerably steady, and fine Irish and Canada t O have realized a small advance upon our last quotations, The th, demand for ...

... S.TATE OF TRADE. ?? of thcp l.,t ?? 3 ,AI .-tiC U1 A1J5.. ?? consequence of the last day of the poll being on Saturday, very little business was done on that day in the ClBoth Halls; on Tuesday the market was dull. Business in the warehouses is improving. e, Brdod-h rnatosi olhv been but e imtedandat rthe lowr pices Wecannot repoes r. any improvement in the yarn market to.day. The general ...

... Xiberpicral ipriad Current THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1834. Sugar.-The sales have been limited, with a little depression in prices of the better qualities. Cottons have been In active demand at improving prices, and the sales since our last amount to 30,000 packages I * Denotes rising. Coffee in fair demand at the improvement noticed last week. Oas.-Olive and Seed sales triffing at the quotations. ?? ...

... ?? latirco cittrrvit.. Thursday,- December 2S, 1830. De-notes rising. - t Denotes fafltng. A :t . -COLONIAL PRODUCE. SUQAnB.P.percwt.(D.p.) s. d. s. v. n Muscovado dry brown .. 43 0 ( 47 Of Middling ?? . 48 0 *- 53 O° Cood ditto ?? 54 0 6 8S 01 a. Goodbright ?? 9 0 . 60 01 G 'ine . .2 ?? .} - 0 b Pabs and very brown |4O- 0. 42 Of . and moistened ?? M&Aisks, per ewt. WestIndia ?? 024 6 ...

... * LIV RP1OOL iMEETING - ON lrnw: SUBIECT OF FRBE TRADE TO CHIfgA AND THE EASY. inmoe Oni W'ednesday 1110ral'11g last, a public meeting, summoe e.by T~OMA5 BsSA~dtCKE Esq., the Mayor, was hold in the ?? ifouse,, Chapiel-street, to take it osdrtf h rk propriety of petitionfog Parliament against the renewal of the at exlsv hre ?? India Company, and for a free !r trade with China. The meeting was ...

... jiflarRetoo. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, August 10, 1830. 9 We have had a moderate supply of free Grain this week, and a. large arrival of foreign, principally of Wheat from Russia, and. about 4600 quarters from Canada. The weather has been variable, 4 but on the whole not unfavourable to the growing crops: but not- withstanding the stocks of the millers and dealers are reduced to V the ...

... Ijilarketo. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, .Tesday, October 5, 1830. Durlng the past week the weather has been very cold, but not so, wet and unseasonable as the preceding week, and it has enabled the farmers in this neighbourhood to carry the remainder of their crops. From the north of England and'from Scotland the accounts are also more favourable, and considerable progress is now maling there in ...

... itierpool pricco (tlto- tt. * Denotes rising. Thursday, Sept. 27, 1835. ~- t Denotesfatling. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SUOAR,.P.CWt.(D.p.) . d. s. d. L MUScov. dry brown 50 0 @ 51 0 Middling ?? 52 0 54 0 Goodditto . .55 o .. .s 6 0 Goodbright . ?? 0.. 570 60 0 F ?? 60 0..61 0 Very fine . ?? Dabs&verybrown 47 o 490N andmoistened.. 4 MOLASSES, cwt. B Westindia ?? 23 6 .. 26 6 COCOA, cwt. (in bond) C ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, a 'rTuesday, November 19, 1833. During the past week the lorn trade has continued ill a very inactive state, and in the few saos Of WheatF d have been reported, last Tuesday's prices have hardtr,1- tic v maintained. We have little ro~ demand from the neigh.~ borring maerkets. and the sales are, therefore, ?? to the mere consumptive demand of our owvn millers. e have ...