... W.-iberpool. 49rived Current..'. ?? I,.- . 0, ~~THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 188. ..t ~fe DENOTES RISING. t DENoTzs PALLING J COLONIAL PRODUCE. it, SVGAn,.Pprcwt. (Duty paid adi. s. d. A setovado dry brownix ?? n, Middling ?? 66 Good ditto ?? t:: Du Good ?? 71 (Vt Dabs ?? . ~C And mocisted..4 b7O - es.1df ?? 0 'a0o' O CocoA1~jercwt (in bond.) ~ nfz ?? ?? ..40 0 .. 4sO- hed ?? 30- .118 ?? l hedug ...

... Mberpoof I43rotuce Marltet. be ay THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1838. le- COLONIAL, ?? llritisli Plantation Sugar market hass dS experienced but little abatement in the demand during the 1e, week, and both the refiners and grocers have purchased pretty freely at full prices last reported. The total sasles are estimated ai t about 1400 hogolieads. A pareel of East India, of good to fine i quality, have ...

... THtURSDAY EVENING'S SHIP NEWS. olt- - a r rt lost Wind ?? moderate. tof cnt AnRIVED. it, Victoria, Candlor, with deck load (forty-two bales cotton 5,( oin. thrown overboard;d Ganges, Corldian; Ilarriet Scott, Arnold; -i get and iNapscon, M'Coppin, fromt Charleston--l-ncrestecr, Bus- th worth ; Potomliac, Slint and Aarganrt Forbes, King, fronm Ncr - \[r. Orloans-Evc, Keay, from Bulienos Ayres ...

... lorportd. I. - - - . , . s Intrepid. Hare, withi 440 ck pala. oil 45| W Norri-QMk 11li.i~4cebn~~s Fr ethon.as Blle Cuar-, in oac.withl 10 Is 15 to sugar, J * . entn. 30 I auar~20 pahlrinit, XV~ I31eev.e, s pb ss V~ . g..I~ r4 7, Ckirre. .o b3 ginger, S Anjsw oh do,. s.8 n)d sssain.Jt s do, tle cedar, It Vatt: . brl'fuo'ic iltst, 1 .V Ig09woosl, GDaw- W son'. . tl20hsnowocd 59arst0 brl gitiger ...

... 33 ototript, 4pro LIVERPOOL COTTON MAARKET, Thursday, Ma1tay 19,1831. The sales of the week are 15,000 bags: in prices there is no alteration. The arrivals are 2 from Charleston, 2 from New Orleans, I from Savannah,-and from Pernamibuco. PRICES OF SHARES. Thusrsday, 1ayp 19, 1831. Liverpool Coal Gas . ?? . ?? £395 per share. Liverpool Oil Gas ?? Livcrpoiil and Harrington Water Shares. -.-. ...

... 4*1 arctw. - -I n. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Jane 8, 1830, id The supply of English and Irish Grain continues to be on a cery , limited scale, but of foreign Wheat it has again been considerable, u, and although the demand bas been less extensive than It wasdurlng ht the previous week, yet it has been steady, both from the trade and for shipment to distant interior market, which do not ...

... ?? Imuorls, WEST INDIES. Nottingham, M'lntosh, fm Jamaica, with 30 h sugar, R Ashton. .10 do, R Sheddon and Son. *54 do, 30 peh rum, J T and W llornby and co. .420 h 6fi te do, 71 do, °0t logwood, lot fustic, 20B lancewood sPars, Sir J Bireh and eo-.20 pch .rum, Lloyd and Gurden- .16 do 6Oh do, 17h 1 hf brl sugar, 11 brl ginger, A Cliff' .10 h auger, ?? 3 Chatham, MDo val, fm Demerara, w~th 23 ...

... Iffarliet.d. Y- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, rr- 2ttrTaeeday, August 5, 1834. During the past ,eeek the weather cenrinued alnms' un. Intrruptedly hot arid avaurable for the growing crops. a, which appear, ii; this distrier, c., be mraturitegrapidly. A few fieics Of Oats wei e cur last ?? a;nd yes tere4y the reaping .n of \'heat begaT, pr, try generaily. The- r h-:s beer at me. h ...

... - ; - Ah ; ?? Itintel e. ire - -- - -- - -- - L-.A er FRIDAY, D1C..29.-Wird S. moderate. ror Tallyho Xing' froin Patraa at this pArt. On the' 26th Doe. off For Cork, spoke theoMatidan, hence-for Bnvanneh. On rthe 26th, off d. Waterford1 spoke the HenryR loyle, hence for Operto - Also orrsved,-Caiplael1, 3tl'Ylina, from Paraiba, after being - agrounda-ntear ?? Black-eyed Susan, Watkins, I ...

... :vo- an Loedon, 23d March, 1 830. = ion DEAR, Sin,-I have lost no time in bringing your letter of r es the 20th instant under the notice of Mr. Fluslisson, who directs nil- me to acquaint yon, for the information of the respectable par- - aad ties interested in ite proposed oseasuse of the Chancellor of the r Ed Exchequer, with reference to beer, that it is not, at present, in ny his poser to ...

... AmActo. ay ca LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, ees Tuesday, February 7, 1832. )O. Wehave had a considerable supplyof Grain, Flour, and Oat. d, meal this week, and the trade has continued in the same de- ,re pressed state which we reported in our last circular, and our Dn former currency has not been supported for even the finest rk samples of Wheat and Oats. Malting Barley has been rather lo. more ...

... klin-orto, AFRICA. Flora, Tickle, fin Sierra Leone, with 302 Ig teakwood, 9t F eanmwood, order-Q Dk S Lrga. T':omas Haliburton, Jennings, with 470 Ck Palm oil, 1 S son; fath firewood, T Tobin and C Horstall 1 ence WEST INDIES. p Frances, Heath, fin Barbadoes, with 655 h, 21 te, 9 brl i Sir sugar, Barton, Irlam, and co I100 bg do, 40 brl cogee, 125 F !a. hides, order-P Dk Hygeja, Lucy, fin ...