The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-29 00:00:00

THURSDAY, JUKE 24.—Wind W., moderate.

Airitivn.—Jnliet, 'from Porto Rico —Henry Clay; Nye, New
York—Washington Irving, St. John's, N.B.—Culzean Castle;
Nena, Gibson; and Margaret Gibson, Lockwood, Alexandria—
Sea, Messina.

SilLED.—John Fielden, Strong, St. John's, N.B.—Magni-
ficent, Verrill. Richibucto—Agatnemnon, M'Kandy, Quebec—
John i3aring. Howland, New York—Mersey, Boyd, Cronstadt
—Brilliant, Cowan. Constantinople—Valiant, Cnthbertson, for
Montreal—Giles, M‘Lean, Stettin.

Beethoven, Tgtor, from Mauritius at Calcutta.
Paragon, Coleman, for this port, at ditto.
Ennerdale, Boodle; Rajah, Bassa ; Patriot Queen, Roddick,
hence at ditto.

Euphrates, Gifford, and John Moore, Witzcombe, hence at
Bombay.
Allerton, Phillips, sailed from ditto 6th March; Aajasthan,
6th ; and Joseph Bushby, Sparks, 11th May, all for this port.
Earl of Lonsdale, Peile, sailed from Saugor 28th April ; Ti-
gris, Mawson, 28th ; Ursula, Cobb, 29th ; and Victoria, Potter,
29th April, all for this port.
John Dalton. from London, off the Hoogby, with loss of fore-
topmast. &c., having struck on the Western Brace.
'Liverpool. Moore, from the Clyde at Anjer.
Bloade, Tildes, hence at Sincapore.
"Hudson, Micklebury, sailed from ditto for this port on the
'7oth April.
Grindley, Perkins, hence at Hong Kong 22nd April.
' John Christian, Churchward, hence at ditto 22nd April.
Benjamin Heape, Butlerinence at Hong Kong on the 6th,
and sailed 17th April.
Calder, Braithwaite, sailed from Hong Kong Bth April ; In-
glewood, Smith, 9th ; Attila, and Tascar, 25th April, all for this
-port.
Bleng, Stewart, from London at Adelaide, 20th March, in 110
days. _ . .

Cuishna, hence at Mauritius.
' Zoe, from Cochin at ditto.
' Rajah, Boyd, from talcntta at ditto.
•Sophia, from ditto at Bristol.
Storm King, hence at Vera Cruz.
Harkaway, Cornish, hence at Virginia.
-Barbadian, Gimlett, and Ronoake, Kelly, hence at Baltimore
London, Ross, and Louisa, Bliss, Creighton, hence at Phila-
,idelphia. • . ,
Juno. Moran ; Rainbow, Benjamin ; Helena, Hicks ; Abby
Pratt. Shaw; Birkenhead, Simo ; Jane, M‘Dowall ; New World,
Skiddy, and Jane Gano, Davies, hence at New York.
Ashland, Williams, hence at ditto, after being on-chore.
Sea King, Hutton ; Logan, Treat, and Tarolinta, hence at
ditto.
George Wilkinson, Browne, hence at Quebec.
'Radius, Johnson, hence at New Orleans.
Hampden, Blacksham, sailed from Alexandria for this port
-2nd May.
Vibilia, Du Troig ; Fernandes, Contente ; Especulador,
Ro-he, hence at Lbb-m.
Rosario, hence at Havre.
`Harmonie, Mulder, hence at Riga.
Superior, Sherries, and Bosphorus, Tregarthen, hence at
Scilly, and both for the Mediterranean.
CALCUTTA, May 2.—Dorothea, Harrison, hence for Liver-
pool, is totally wrecked in the Auckland Channel.
DUNFANAGHY, June 19.—A large ship, dismasted and -aban-
doned, with Si—' of Yarmouth, (supposed to be Sirion,) on
hey-stern. has been towed into Rutland harbour.
NEw YORK, June 7.—Marion, M'Kertie, from Baltimore for
Cork, has put back to Hampton Roads leaky, being too deeply
laden. Eutaw, Ford, sailed from Baltimore for Cork 13th-Feb.
and has not since been heard of. Spartan,. Orchard, from Sun-
derland for Philadelphia, sunk 2nd June, in 6 fathoms water,
near Cape Healopen ; crew saved.

FRIDAY, JUNE'Ya. N.W.
ARRIVED.—Marmion. Edwards, (sailed Bth June,) and St.
George, Ferris, from New York—Lydia, Soule, Baltimore,—
.Bt. John. Dick, New Orleans—Unicorn, St. John, N.B.—Scot-
tish Maid, Stekoe, Quebec—Britannia, Hamilton, Montreal—
Oregon, Evans, Baltimore —Baroni Pascottini, Pugliesi, from
Trieste—Apelpissia, Clocks, Venice.
SAILED.—Irt, for Bahia—Wave Banfield, Lisbon—Twende
'
Brodre, Erichsen, Stettin—Eclipse Kerckhove, Ostend—Pearl,
Count, Naples—Rover, Durent, Rotterdam—Elizabeth, Tho-
mas, Dordt—Peel's One, Brown, Richibucto—Tyrone, Butler,
Phtladelpbia—Sea Godfrey, Demerara—John Peat, Cork, Con-
stantin9ple.

Hyperion, 'Wheelan, from Havana at this pert; sailed 21st
May. -Left the Midas, Low; Esther, Graham ; and Potentate,
WKirdy, discharging; Helen, M‘Gregor ; Queen of the Usk,
Jenkins ; -Haidee, Stewart, and Georgetown, Dove, loading;
and Freeland, M‘Kenzie, ready for sea.
Several casks of palm oil were passed on the 20th instant,
about 33 miles S.W. of Scilly, by the Goshawk, arrived here
from Ale4au4ria, one of which she picked up, and is identified
as belonging to the cargo of the Oberon.
Metolta, I%V.Laren, and Windsor Castle, Reed, hence at New
York.
Thomas, Best, hence at Boston.
Hudson, Page, hence at New Orleans.

London, Ras, hence at Philadelphia..
Panope, Kano, hence at Beirout, and sailed for Alexandretta
June 3.
Choice, Sturrock, sailed from Smyrna for this port Bth June.
Tally-ho, Foreman, hence at Constantinople.
Thomas Edwards, Pennell, and Rosalie, Nichols, hence at
Malta.
Catharine, Norrie, hence at ditto, and sailed for Alexandria
Bth June.
Pheasant, Robson, hence at ditto, and sailed for Constanti-
nople 14th June.
Lightning, Le Seur, sailed from ditto for this port June 6.
COVE, June 28 —The Sarah Sands, (screw steamer,) Thomp-
son, from Liverpool for New York, has put in here, with ma-
chinery damaged.
GREENOCK, June 22.—The St. Cuthbert, Morrison, from Li-
verpool for Shields, was assisted into the Bay of Crinan on the
18th instant, in a sinking state, after being on shore: crew
saved. Cargo a total lose.
CoLomso, May 10.—A ship, or barque, was seen on shore on
the N.W. end of Suadiva, by the Dublin, arrived here from
Algoa Bay.

SATURDAY, 26th JUNE.—Wind N.W., light.
' ARRIVED.—Jane, Hammond, Vaughan, from St. John, N.B.
—Harvey Galbraith, Watkins, from Laguira—Coromandel,
Broadfoot, from Mobile—Juniata, Childs, and Bengal, Cook,
from New Orleans—Ann. M`Kay : Cornelia, French, and Ox-
ford, Goodmansir, New York—Pomona, Watson, from Prince
Edward Island—Active, from Marseilles.
SAlLED.—Chieftain, Robertson, for Hong Kong—Bellairs,
Bees, Calcutta—Marion, Woof, Antigua—Kossendale, Gould-
dug, Monte Video—Princess Royal, Coffey, Montreal—Princess,
Newton, St. John, N.B.

Orb, Rockley ; John, Heselton : Ann Dingwall, Brown ; and
Sampson, Murdoch, hence at Quebec.
'Quebec Packt, Ditchburn ; Thomas Tattersall, Maguire ;
Alexander, Rutleedge, and Bootle, Nelson, hence at Newfound-
land.
Aqua Marine. Conolly, hence at Montreal.
Lancashire Lass, Blake, hence at Gibraltar.
Wave, Matthews, from Malta, for this port, at Gibraltar.
Colombo, Fordella, sailed from Palermo 21st May, and Fa-
lando, Rugg,ero, 2d June, both for this port.
Posthumous, Payne, from Havana at Cove.
COveMarchioness of Normanby, —, from St. John, N. 8., off
mo
GIBRALTAR, 14th June.—Skylark, from Liverpool for Paler-
, was stranded to the eastward of Tangier Ist June ; greater
Part of the cargo saved in a damaged state ; the vessel is ex-
pected to be got off.

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NDY, 27th UNE.—WsainntdosN, f
ARRIVED.A—PauIInaJ Santos, .Nro.Wm
Belle, Gilchrist, from
Calabar—The..
Wiltshire, Lennox, and Warren Hastings, Mason, New Orleans
—Petrel, Dodd, from Old
der Sangster, from De-
Porto Rico—lanthe, Richards, fromPhiladelphia—Primrose, Durkee, from Alexandria, A.S.Lysan '
Malta—Sotera, Oldanig,
In
Cox,
erara—Sarah Flemiug, Howell, from Odessa—Lamont,
from Volo—Margaret, Williams, from
S n 'ma—Marianne,
from Tarragona—Brenda, 'Warden, from Alexandria—Giasson, Pungutonee, and Delent, Wanderean, from 1 )
SA
Ceroh
Eronte, from Naples.
ED e,
Dixon, for Quebec.
—,--
Majestic, Rukin, and Windermere, Lewis, hence at Old Ca-
labar.
Gambia, Bail •
and Napoleon, oilier,
, Laureana, Onandi ; Maria Grace, Guthrie,
hence at Cadiz.
Olive Walla, Skelly; Native, HaNI.I,I; Annabella, Dravor ;
and Tug.. MiLertn, hence at St. Peters-burg,
—, Storm, ---, Neilson, and St ileum, hence a
t
Frederickshav• n. —, ell
Chatham, Dallantine, hence for Ch' t Anjer 21st April.
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TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. MORN. EVENO.IHGHT. HOLYDAYS, ETC.
June. h. m. h. in. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 29 11 39 II 59 17 3
Weduesday.3o - 019 18 0
Thurs. July 1 039 1 1 18 0
Friday .... 2 123 145 18 1
Saturday .. 3 2 8 231 17 4
Sunday .... 4 256 322 Monday ... 5 340 320 11546 4
,sth Sunday aft. Trin.
STATE OF
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TE OF TRADE.

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MANCHESTER.—Upon the whole, our market this
week
not exhibited so much buoyancy as it did last week. Producersw
have been compelled by the state of the cotton market to de-
mand higher rates, and they have shown a very decided firm-
ness in resisting concessions for the sake of obtaining business.
Consequently, no great amount of business has been done. In
some descriptions of cloth, but chiefly for light printing goods,
a slight advance has been paid. These goods are rather scarce,
stocks being low and rather ill-sorted. Low Nos. of yarns are
in moderate request, and in some cases have commanded
higher rates. Counts suitable for the India market are very
little inquired after. There is, however, a fair demand for
those Nos. in request in the Levant. There is a very strong
indisposition generally on the part of buyers to pay higher
prices, and this of course prevents that amount of business
from being done which would otherwise be the case. The pre-
sent upward tendency of the cotton market, coupled with the
impossibility of getting any advance in prices corresponding
with the rates which are now paid for the raw materials, places
spinners and ninnufact urers in the worst possible position, and
have the assurance of a more plentiful supply of cotton. The
news from China will have a tendency to create a feeling of in-
security, and will consequently produce a depressing effect up-
on our business relations with that country in the mean time.
LEEDS.—A fair amount of business has been done at the
warehouses this week, and the public markets have been a shade
better. The woollen trade, however, is generally dull, the ma-
nufacturers being much less employed than is usual at this pe-
riod of the year. Prices continue without any marked altera-
tion.

BRADFORD.—WooI.—There is no amendment apparent in
the demand in this market, which may be accounted for by the
opening of the weekly markets of York, Doncaster, &c. The
position of both stapler and spinner is unusually embarrassing
as far too high prices are sought to enable a stryly to come
freely to the seat of consumption. The sales of Colonial wool
now progressing in London have been better attended during
the present week. This, coupled with the more easy state of
the money market, has given a tone of confidence, and better
prices have been realised. YARNS.—There is a shade more do-
ing this week, but still at prices very unsatisfactory, and in no
way calculated to bring any of the unemployed machinery into
operation.- PIECES.—The demand for goons suited for autumn
is now tolerably active, and the home houses are doing a fair
business. The Germans are doing a little more than they
were ; but, on the whole, we are decidedly short of an average
of what was doing last year, but this is fully met by the dimi-
nished supply caused by failures, and others only working short
time, and the stocks on hand not heavy, which will keep prices
firm.

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proved. the stock of Wool at market is very light, and a mo-
derate business doing, to supply immediate wants; but prices
have not been so low for many years. There is a prospect of a
string contest between the grower and the spinner, the issue of
which altogether depends upon the result of the harvest.
II LTDDERSFIELD.—We had a quiet market this week, and
little business done, which is usual at this season of the year,
although greater confidence has been manifest than we have re-
cently had to report. Prices are without any alteration.
Rocii DA LE.—We have had very few buyers in the market
this week, but though the business done was limited, there was
a better feeling manifested, and more inquiry about goods.
The wool trade is still slack, and there has been very littledone.
l'rices have undergone little change since last week.