The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-10-15 00:00:00

MONDAY, 14TII OCTOBER.

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ARRlVED—Freeman, Sullivan, from Jamaica, sailed 4th Sept—
Elizabeth, Quick, fm. Gijon—Der Lowe, , fm. Danzic—Police,
, from Gothenburg—Gezina, Vesser, from Harlingen—Sheri-
dan, De Peyster, from New York, sailed 26 Sept
SAILED—Jane, Evans, for Marseilles—Ellen, Chapman, for Rot-
ternam—Washington, M.Lay, for Savannah—Siddons, Palmer, for
New York—Lucy Sharp, WHie, for Rio Janeiro

New England, Swainton, and Rochester, Owen, hence at
Bath, A.S.
Medora, Fike, hence at Newburyport
Jupiter, Carter, and Pangus, -.hence at Portland
John, Heselton, and Congress, l 4 Neill, hence at Quebec
Mersey, Martin, hence at Oporto
Pampero, Dartmouth, hence at Lisbon
Henry Porcher, Hart, hence at Tobermory for Isle of Skye, and
South Australia
Havana Packet, hence off the Smalls, 12th inst
Competitor, Prichard, for New South Wales, has put back, with
loss of foretop-mast, and main-top gallant-mast.
Frances Barclay, -, sailed from Waterford for this port,
10th July

Adventure, -, hence at Laguayra
Robert Syers, -, from Berbice at ditto

Eliza,
Sept. in lat. 36, long. 53 32
Maypo, ; Octavio, -----, and Cigar, Davies, hence at
Lima•
Thomas Fielden. Smith; Actaeon, Fielding, and Southampton,
, hence at Valparaiso
from Monte Video at ditto '
Broad Axe, Gaspee, Pernambuco
Irlam, , hence at Barbadoes
Tam O'Shar, ter, Stevenson, hence at La Guayra
William Wright, —, sailed from Montego Bay, (Jamaica) for
this port
Edwina, —, hence at New Orleans
Gazelle, Merry, hence at Savannah.
Cornish, Smith, and Rhode Island, —, hence at Virginia
Sarah Parker, Davies, hence at Philadelphia
Lancashire, Alexander, and Tarolinta, Smith, hence at New York
22d Sept; Josephine, Prendle, 23d—All three vessels experienced
the gale of the 13th Sept. and lost spars, sails, &c. The Tarolinta
also lost two men overboard

Champion, Vlrarren, 'hence at Boston, decks swept in the gale of
the 13th of Sept
NEW YORK, 25th Sept.—A ship was seen on shore on the south
end of Carysford Reef, 10th Sept
NEW YORK, 26th Sept.—A schooner, with salt from the Medora,
of Liverpool, at Newburyport Bar, in proceeding up the river got
on some rocks and filled

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, OCT. 14.
Considerable business has been transacted in Butters during the
past week, and holders have succeeded in establishing an advance
in price of about 2s per cwt. Crane inspected Belfasts 90s to 91s.
Banbridge, Derry, &c. 86s to 88s. The unsettled state of the
southern part of Brazil, and South America, causes great dullness
in Pickled Butter, which may be nominally quoted 86s. Beef and
Pork remain as before, and higher prices expected. Bacon of the
best quality is worth 52s to 535. A few stale, discoloured lots have
been taken out of the market at 44s to 465. The provision, in
common with other commercial markets, feels most keenly the pre-
sent depressed and deranged state of money affairs, and dependent
as it is in a great measure, (particularly in the consumption of
Butter and Bacon,) upon the manufacturing districts, which we are
sorry to say, are still in an unsatisfactory state. No important busi-
ness or considerable advance in price can be looked for whilst these
great interests remain in their present state of prostration. Had
we Sir Robert, and men to whom the country could look with con-
fidence, at the helm now,—what a genial ray of returning prosperity
would shine upon the commercial world,—what a national—a uni-
versal " Jubilate " would be chaunted—but " Eheu !" Melbourne
still dines at Windsor.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 14.
The supply of Beasts at our market to-day has been tolerable
large, the show in general was by no means good, the greater,part
being of second and inferior quality. Good Beef, as on former
markets, was readily sold at 6d, second-rate si, inferior met dull
sale at sd, and at the close of the day a few were unsold. The
Sheep at market were smaller in "number than last week, in conse-
quence of which higher prices were demanded ; the trade was dull
in the early part of the day, and afterwards sales were effected at
about our last quotations, say—for prime Wethers id; second-rate
6d ; inferior and Ewes, 6d.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, &e.
Flowers of Ugie, A Aunand, 402 Calcutta, W& J Tyrer

Peruvian, G Brown,
May, R Dawson,

AFRICA.
346 Africa,
36 t Africa,

Wilson & Clegg
Ditto

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Grace Darling, T Crockett, St. Vincent &St Domingo, Imrie &co
Europe, E G Marshall, 613 New York, Baring Bros &co

SOUTH AMERICA. -
Coßingwood, A Guthrie, 282 Rio Janeiro, Imrie & Tomlinson
Montezuma, W Selkirk, 19p Valparaiso, J Poole & co

UNITED STATES.
Roscoe, Glover, 617 New York, ides, Pickersgill &co
Adirondack, W G Hackstaff, 763 New York, Ingleby or G Brown

EUROPE.
Inveyja, JJ De Cruz. 71 Lisbon, T Martin & Son
John Bull, J Lind, 250 Genoa, Bahr or Haskayne &co
Marden, G J Dare, 236 Genoa & Leghorn, J Bibby & Sons
Neptunus, NV A Bakker, 120 Rotterdam, Bahr, Behrend & co
Agatha, P G Schurr, 120 Rotterdam, Ditto
Ober President Sack, A Schaur, 180 Antwerp, Ditto
Hoppet, J Dahlstedt, 80 Bremen, Ditto
Eleanore, J F Fradlandt, 150 Rostock, Ditto
Gustav, J G Radman, 227 Stettion, Ditto

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.

INDIRECT. . DIRECT INDIRECT.
From China China , From Rio Jan.. Aug. 9
Calcutta .... July 21
Bombay .... Aug. 1
Mauritius
Lima
Bahia
Pernambuco Aug. 24 New York

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