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... ?? 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 ...
... 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 ...
... J1 ark eto. - ?? - =L n' LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Mayl8, 1830. n, We have this week tureportaverylargearrlval of Foreign Wheat. m principally from the lower ports in the Baltic, with several cargoes h, from Spain, and about 22,000 barrels of Flour from America. We 'a have also had a good supply of Wheat, but only a short one of Oats from Ireland, with several cargoes of Wheat and Rye ...
... 4$,-o Y LIVEIIPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, A Tssesde3, JustyG, 3830. We have had an exeeedilngiv small supply of Engli.h Grain this week, but several cargoes of Oats have got up from Ireland: of foreiga Wheat we have had nothing but sue cargo from the United , States, which is of very superior quality; but there has been ant arrival of about 30,000 barrels of American Flour. The stoek of free Grain in ...
... mporto. AFRICA. Norna, J Leggett, with 353 clc palm oil, 10 elephant teeth, 36 serivalloes, Uenderson, Sellar. Find co Sir Walter Scott, T Earle. with 1145, ck palm oil, 83 elephant ?? barwood, 0 Qurtyle-P Dit Mary cumrnngs ?? Miller, fm Sierra Leone, with 370 pe teak. wood, 8jt camwood, I ck hardul are, J W Thomnas- 3 pe tealkwoodj J Sterle- Q Dk Bridget, J Scott, fm Africa, with 1546 cic ...
... TLiber-pact -prices Out-rena. T/hursday, January 21, 1830. * Denotes rising. 5 e, ut Ln a, to 'St )O tid er n. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SeoARB.P.perCWt.(D.P.) s. d. S. d. Muscovado dry brown * 45 0 @49 0 Middling ?? 50 0 . 58 0 Good ditto ?? 9 0 *- 63 0 Good bright ?? 64 0 * 68 0 Fine ?? 1.680 70 0 Very fine ?? I Dabs and very brownl43 0 45° and moistened ?? MOLASSES, per cwt. West India ?? 9 0 . 22 ...
... A:arketO. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, February 9, 1830. Throughout the past week wee had a very small supply of Wheat, ?? and but a very moderate one of Oats and other grain, and we ex- perienced a considerable improvement In the demand; particularly th for Wheat, of which some large purchases were made, both for ac- count of the trade, and on speculation, and at our market on Satur- day ...
... j j: t atVA e t=. LIVERPOOL CORN F.XCHANG13, Tuesday, Mlrarch, 23, 1830. !Y During the past week we receifed only a very moderate supply of Cy Grain, either from Ireland or Coatwise, and wve experienced, both id in this and the neighbouring snarkets, a steady demand fur almost id every article in the trade, at daily improving prices. At Saturday's 22 market an advance of 3d. per bushel on ...
... ,4,1-i a r R c t 5. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Mllareh30,1830. It 'vill be observed, by the state of the im-orts below, that the - supply of Grain this areck is but light, but we have had none of that active demand which for several of the preceding weeks we experienced. Our market on Saturday, as vvell as the Manchester market, was exceedingly dull, and to have effected sales, of ...
... libunpoot joricco Lt , COLONIAL PRODUCE. SUGAR,B.P.pereWt.)D.P-) !. d. guscovadudrybrown *- 45 0 Middling ?? 50 0 Good ditto ?? 59 0 Good bright ?? 0 Fine ?? . '6S 0 Veryefine ?? . Dabs and very brown 43 0 and moistened ?? NIOLASSES, per cwt. Vest lndia- ?? 19 0 COCOA, perewt.(in bond) Westlndia ?? 32 0 it Brazil ?? 18 0 Caracas ?? m CoFpEE, per civt. (in bond) ie B. P. ordinary ?? 30 0 Good ...
... -C)f WDLP0o1 ftlVrculr)!. SA[US pOPt'L, LESX SUPRE -11A. FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1830. AIERICAN; TARIMF, FREE TRADE, &c.-The advocates of See trade, and the friends of Mr. Huskisson in parti- colax' will be gratified by a perusal of the abstract and notice of the American Report on Commerce and Navi- 0 gation, which is to be found in a preceding column. It 61 is to be regretted that the whble of the ...