The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24 00:00:00

SPORTING IN TELLIGENCE

Sir F. Goodricke killed last week, at Claremont, Nor-
folk, 2458 head of game, 1000 of which were pheasants.
SALE OF LORD HOWTH'S HUNTERS.—The following
hunters were sold last week at Tattereall's :—Albert, by
Recovery, 710 guineas ; Glaucus, by Glaucus, 161 guineas ;
Dahlia, by New Fashion, 155 guineas ; Jessy, by Felt, 125
guineas; The Abbot, by Young Sir Hercules, 60 guineas;
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guineasnna n
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, iThe
Prince,Liverpool,
by
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Tyrantguineas, ;320g1 invienre,aba .
by Ishmael,
TARLETON COURSING MEETING. This meeting
came off on Wednesday and Thursday last. The follow-
ing are the returns of the deciding courses:—The Bank Hall Cup, for all-aged dogs, was won by Mr. Craven's
Clarina, beating Sir T. G. Hesketh's Hope; the Tarleton
Puppy Cup was won by Mr. Smith's Smash'em, heating
Mr. Banks's Fancy; the Hesketh Cup, for all-aced dogs,
was won by Mr. Swift's Smuggler, beating Sir T. G.
Hesketh's Herdman ; the Birthday Stakes, for puppies,
was won by Sir T. G. Hesketh's Hector, beating
Mr. Wi Eames Cambridgeshire; and the Rufford
Stakes, for all aged dogs, was won by Mr. Coupe's Clara,
beating Sir T. G. Hesketh's Alice Hawthorn.

THE

CHASE

Sir W. M. STANLEY'S-HOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday), (to-morrow,) Nov. 25, at
Friday, 27, at .. Gay ton Mill

At Eleven o'clock

The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday, (to-morrow), Nov. 25, at . Tatton
Thursday, 26, at
Saturday, 28, at
Each day at Half-past Ten, except on Thursday, the 26th,
when they will meet at Eleven.
The WYNNSTAY HOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday, (to-morrow), Nov. 25, at
Friday, 27, at .
Saturday, 28, at

At Half-past Ten o'clock

STATE OF TRADE,

Pradoe
Halston Gate
Malpas Moor

MANCHESTER.—The business done during the past week has
been very limited, much less than in any similar period since
the beginning of October. An attempt has been made to effect
a decline in prices, by giving currency to an averment that
such had already taken place ; but beyond the fact that, since
Wednesday last, there has been less done, and a feeling of dis-
quietude and apprehension produced, we believe no other con-
sequence has yet resulted from the effort used to break down
the confidence of manufacturers. There has been only a very
limited demand for printing cloth this week ; prices, however,
have not been materially affected. Skirtings have continued to
be in quiet and steady demand, at former prices. Yarns have
been dull, and rates a shade lower have been taken to force
sales. Those large orders for U.S., America, said to have been
brought by the Britannia, have not yet found their way into
this market. We quote to-day's currency as follows :-26-inch
printing cloths, 64 reeds, at 48 4 d; 66 reeds at 43 6d to 4s 73d1
7-inch ditto, 66 reeds, at 4s Sd to ss; 72 reed ditto, at 5s 4irt to
2s 100; 36-inch shillings, 66 reeds, at 8s to 8s 6d; 62 reeds, at
sgs to los; 40-inch C 3. E. India Longcloths, 66 reeds, at 8s gd to

9s 3d ; and 72 reed ditto, gs lid to l).s p p..; good seconds, water
twist. No. 20's, at Bd, No. Ws at gid, No. 40's at I2id per lb.;
mule yarn, good seconds, No. 20's, at Bd, No. 30's at Sid, and
No. 40's at gid per lb. The probability of a tighter money mar-
ket, combined with tiv. "short time" movement has had the
market, effect of keeping speculators out of the Cotton which
has exhibited symptoms of weakness, and holders have offered
stocks more freely.

ROCHDALE —We have had no improvement in the Flannel
market today, either as regards prices or demand. The busi-

ress done has been Very limited, and there is very little prospect
of a speedy change for the better. On Wednesday last, the
most extensive purchaser of Flannels in the Backwater market

(Mr. Adam Livesey, of Manchester,) died. The absence of this
gentleman was always regarded as a certain omen of a bad
market.

Lases.—Tho Woollen trade still continues dull in this town
and district; but there is little despondency felt by either mer-
chants gtehneeraselltytinegntienTfinthede
that
t o
we
e shall i-
have
arevival onfotradepe are
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new year. The demand at this period of the year is generally
very slack.

BRADFORD.—WooI Market.—There has been more inquiry
for Wool during the past week, which clearly indicates the
diminished supply in the consumers' hands; and although
there have been more lookers, we do not learn that any exten-
sive purchases have been made. The stock in the market is
considerably reduc, d within the last two months, and the
staplers find it impossible to replace their stocks with advan-
tage to themselves. The country dealers are by no means free
to sell at present rates, their stocks being bought by them at
such prices as would Only entail a certain loss. Prices keep
firm here. Yarn Market —The demand for this article continues
to he of the same sluggish character as reported for some time
past. The spinners have met this by very great curtailments
in their productions, as most houses have either large quantities
of machinery totally idle, or are runnin.; short time. Prices are
so ruinously low, that spinners will not accumulate stocks, and
present prices are firmly maintained. Piece Market.— We have
no improvement to notice to-day; a general dulness prevails.
The trade is far from being remunerative, and most part of the
manufacturers are acting on the defensive. Heavy goods are
in most request, but at such low prices as offer no inducement
to increase the supplies. Prices remain steady.
H UDDERS elEl.b.—The7e has been but little doing in the Cloth
Hall to-day, and although there have been a good many buyers
in the town there has not been mu..h doing in the warehouses.
We do not think, however, that trade is worse, if so bad, as it
was this time last year.
HA LIFAX .—The general dulness of trade continues, and we
have no change to report. Fewer merchants have been iu the
hall to-day than for the last two or three Saturdays, and the
amount of goods sold has been far from large. The manufac-
turers cannot replace the goods at the present prices; sad the
sales that take place are chiefly made to avoid ruinous accumu-
lations in stock. In Yarns there is no change worth notice;
but the spinners are curtailing their production, and as they re-
frain from buying, the stock of Wool in the market is diminish-
ing, the growers having no inducement to send further supplieS•
LXICESTER.—The demand for goods is very dull, and especi-
ally so in the frame knit and straight-down branches; we hear
of some manufacturers having stopped part of their machinery;
Worsted is slack of sale, and the spinners have generally reducee,
their prices id. per lb. from rates current a month or six week,
since. In Wool but very few transactions have taken place, on
terms a shade in favour of the buyer; but prices are remarkabil
firm, considering the inactivity of the demand, the staplers b
ing convinced that if they were to submit to lower prices for
their stocks they would not be able to replace them at a coats.
poncling reduction from the grower.

Herald, Jones, hence at the Cape of Good Hope.
Tynwald, Harmer, from ditto for Algoa Bay.
Tomatin, Neil, from Shanghse at St. Helena lath Sept.
Rothschild,, Cornforth, and Lady Lilford, Scott, from Mod
mein at St. Helena.
Glentanner, Brech, from Mandbar at ditt
- .

Carthagenian, Jacks, from Calcutta at ditto.
Sterllngbhire, Rattray, for this port at Al aranham, with loss
of anchors and cables, and would have to be hove down, having
been on shore going in, while in charge of a pilot.
Windsor, Pepper, hence at rem.
Tinamara, Cape, hence at Ceara.
John Campbell, Luckette, hence at Madeira.
Teaser, Medimrst, hence at St. Michael's.
Bolivar, Peat, from Belize for London, off Garnish, leak".
Aid, Keed, for Galatz at Kinsale.
Nova Sacramenta, from St. Übes at ditto.
Henrietta, Sanders, from Salon at ditto.

The demand continues extremely limited, and the
sales are in consequencecon-fined to 250 hhds. 8.P.. 1600 bags
of Bengal, and a small parcel of Mauritius, at rather easier rates.
Foreig .—The market continues quiet. Molas-es.—Holders
having giv•en way in price, the sales amount to 450-casks, viz.,
Barbadoes at.:;:., and St. `Ritt's at 245. 3d. per cwt. ;Coffee.—
The demand for Jamaica has fallen off, and not more than 30
casks have been sold; 100 bags ordinary native Ceylon are re-
ported at 375., and 11,000 bags Costa Rica at 295. t0..385. 6d. for
low to good ordinary. No sales reported in Cocoa: Ginger, or
Pepper.—The only sale• in Rice consists of 120. i bags of good
white Bengal at 19s. 3d. per cwt. Rum.—There is no change to
notice.

ASHES. s. d.
Montreal,Pot 26 o ®
Peal' 27 0

PRICES CURRENT.
cl. AtAnnza, is% cwt.s. d. a. d
- Dutch, crop..., o I— 0 0
Ombro 0 o 0 0
Gamene
Mull 0 0 0 0
French, S.F.
S.F.F 44 .0 —l5 0
E.S.F 46 0 —4B 0
E.S.F.F.4g 0 51 0
_ .
Sicily, &c... 510 C 0 Spanish
Tuscany.... MOLASSES, 7,1. CWt.
CASSIA LIONSA,S. d. s. d St. Lucia, &c 23 0 —24 6
4,, cwt. in bd 65 0 0 • Demerara, &c 24 0 —25 0
CLOVER-SEED, p cwt. I Bar & Antig-,na 26 • —27 0
FRIDAY, Novamnsa 20.—Wind S.S.R. to s.S.W., a gale. American, red 85 0—45 0 MUNJEET, owl l4 6 —2l 0
.AaarvEo.—Lisbon. Fisher; Frederick, Gover ; Gowrie, Fa- Dutch 40 O—5C 0 Om, Olive, 4:. 252 zall.c.
lone ; and Wakefield. Abell, from St. John, N.B.—Doctor. Luke, French&Germ4o o—so 0 Gallipoli .....4 45 e —46 o
Constantinople—Emul,,US, Baldwin, Gallipoli; Jasper, Chillen, COCOA, 39. CO4. I Trieste 45 0 —45 10
Sicily—Surpass. Skerries, Patras—Faro, Zupar, Trieste—Tohn Trinidad.... 37 0— .42 0 1 Steil., 44 0 —45 0
Berman, Schultz, Norden Grenada .. 1
30 0— 36 0
SAtLSO.—Herbert, Amy, fcr St. Michael's, and Verein, 110 - Brazil
Portugal &c ..43 ,•6 —44 0
-t
Man, Pillau. ,COFFII3,I, cwt. in bond. Levant. - . 42 0 —43 0

Countess of Arron, Turner, front Calcutta, and Elinor Chap
man, Frances, from Mazatlan at Cove.

Tarquin, Moody, from New York at this port, leaky, having
been on shore near Crosby Point

The following vessels were boarded yesterday, by No. 11 pilot
boat, off Point Lynas .—Renard, for Newport, putting back—

- _
Saranack, from Philadelphia—George Wilkinson, from Quebec
—Ajax, and Victoria; from Prince Edward's Island—Harlequin,
from Cephalonia—Leda, from Marseilles—Johanna Maria, from
Via n a. _ _ . . _

1 U. States, Pot-

Pearl 26 0 --
BARE, Quercit 8 6 g 6
Oak, 14' ton 44 0 6 10
German.... 0 0 0 0

BRIAISTONE,V ton

Jama. &cage I Palm,f• t0n....
ordinary .. J2O u— 4, 40
Fish,* 252 gall;
good& fine o. 45 0— 5Z 0 nate

middling

58 0-

good mid. .. 7o 0—
fine mid. &c. 95 0-13..
Dutch, triage 130 0— 40 s
ordinary ..
good &fine o. 46 0—
middling •• • 36 0—

Magnet, Murdoch, sailed from Marseilles for this port on the
12th November.
Eleanor, Wakeham, from Lagnayra at Beerhaven, with loss
of sails, &c.
Roths.child, Corryforth, and Lady Lilford, Scott, from Maul-
'ein at Cove.
Goodluck, Le Croix, from Honduras at Cove.
Emily Tobin, Hoyt, from Newfoundland at Cove.
Thomas Battersby, White, from Trieste at Cove.
John Peal. Cook, hence for Monte Video at Kingstown.
Eclipse, Kirkhove. hence for Ostend at Kingstown.
Matador. hence for Stettin, at Cowes, reported to be leaky,
Gannett Nichol!, hence for Grenada at Newport.
Stanhope, Richards, hence for St. Michael's at Holyhead.
lossnry Pratt, Hartlay, for New Orleans, has put back with
of anchors and chains.
The Sk • re steam.tug, filled and sunk In the river of
Qe_ erry%o
,o,rge's Pier this afternoon.
Oth instant
Palermo. off Cane

40r ronia, Jarvis, from
Dublin.
A quarantine barque is on shore, in BbotO'Day

0 0
-17 0
,20 6

good mid. 65 0_
fine mid., &c.

--37 10

coloured.. 0 o o 0
Cod. 27 10 —2B
Linseed, Is, cwt. 28 0 0 0
Rape, pale do. 37 0 —3B 0
Turpen. p cwt. 51 0 —52 0

50 • 0 I RICE,IO, c;v:
63 0 Carolina, dress.3B 0—

70 0 iond 0 0 -
-
nengal, (-rd. dcl6 0
35 0— 65 0 mid to fine .. IS 0
36 0— 65 Afric

,fdoch a
.Ceylon

30 0— 40 0 'Rum, 4) gallon, in bond
Jamaica,

Java ..
Havana
good& fine.. 35 0— 40 0 12 to 16 0. p 2 9 3 2
Bt. Domingo.. 27 0— 30 ,0 stronger 3 4 —.4 4
Brazil 27 0— 60 V choice marks.. 4 6 —,5 0
Lag-uira 3O 0— 85 .0 SAFFLOWER, 19. Awl.
DYEWOODS, 11. ton £. s. £. s. Bengal,
,ogwood, Jam. 4 5 4 10 good & Snet 6 0 10
Hon. & Dom. 4 15— 5 5 ord. & mid 3 0— Z 19
Campeachy 7 5 710 Bombay
•^- Span... 4 0— 4 10 SALTPETRE, r cw/ a. d. s. d.

I Tampico
6 0—
Puerto Cabello 4 1a—
Cuba

6 5 East India- 22 0
5 7 6 SouthAmericanlg 0
10 0 SHELL LAC, 4)' Cwt. in bond

E 0
-20

SATURDAY, 21st NOVEBAIIOI.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W., OTICARACUA Woof). orange 45 0 —54 0
moderate. ' Rio de la Bache liver and block 36 0 —42 .0
ARRIVELD.—Saranak, Turley, from Philadelphia—Thos. Hun. solid lO 0— 11 0 SITINs,
ler. Grant, from Bonny--Parker. Risien, from Demerara—Sis- Wan l2 0— 13 10 Neutria, 39, doz C 0 —l2 0
Lere, Vickers, from Jamaica—Zante. —. from Tobasco— small 9 0— It 0 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 --25 4)
BWan, Taylor, from St. John, N.B.—Victoria,-from Miramichi Lima,. solid
Ajax, from Prince Edward Island—Mary. Walker, Smyrna— Harwood, Ango.s 0— 5 5 SUMAC, V., cwt
copia; Jarvis. Patras—Wanderer, Palk, and Gilbert Jamieson, Gaboon .... 3 10— 410 Sicily
Harris, from Cephalonia—Lida, Tope, from Marseilles—Johan. Camwood .... 6 0— 18 0 Ealermo ~
aa, Maria, from Viana—Ursula. Thompson, and-Superior, —, Red San. Wood 5 0— 510 Trieste.,
from Tarragona—Ocean, (steamer,) from Havre—Fernandes, FLAX, rp ton. Verona.
Contente, from Lisbon—Eliza. Johnston, Donaldson, Paraiba— Riga- P.T.R- -- 111".,..
knod Luck, Le Croix, and Kingston, Dwyer, from Honduras— i P'bul
~„9iclan, Thomas, and Ashburton, White, New Orieans-
wp,„ _ •
ton, ‘
SAll k
G,._s • D.—Washington Irving, Caldwell, Boston—Glaucus,
11;',e . Genoa—Victoria, Evans, Lisbon, and Lancashire Lass,
'4xe,'Naples.

g head 44 0
Irehatiael

TYrolese

0 0 ISuoArt, 49. cwt

—George

10 0 -11 0
12 6 -.14 0
O 0 - 0 0
O - 0 0
O 0 - 0 0

uscovado

Turkey, blue
mixed
East India
GINGER, ge, Wt

-,-;.6 0

Qtiv !oOcodkee, Viggors, from Quebec at this port; left Gaspee on
"_rl tober.
volchester, Withers, from Red Sea and Bombay at this port.
Llat. Al, long. 12, fell in with the brig Nunez from Rio Nunez
London, with loss of foremcot and bowsprit; seven men
dead leaving only the captain, mate. and carpenter, and two
coerneut on 13.1ard by the Colchester, to assist in taking ber into

good & mid.. 40 0
fine &

6o 6 I

fine 54 0 —56 0

58 0- 60 0

Mauritius,
dabs and nto 41 0 —42 0

Hatieni, —, from Cephalonia, that was at anchor yes-
cletclaY off the N.W. t hip, with loss of mainmast and alum-
oned by the crew was towed in here to-day by a steam-titg,
~..itenard, for Newport;,
Unica Ella, for Havana, with loss of
.41ainyard; Sci nee. for Santa Martha. with loss of anchors and
chains—Eliza Fell, for Hayti, with bowsprit sprung—Dash., for
Africa., and Hope, for Tr.nidad, have all put back.
Antelope, (steamer.) hence at Pernambuco in 27 days.
Miranda, Margrate, sailed from Messina slst Oct., and Vas-
,Per, Pellancy, Ist Nov., both for this port.
saandro it Grande, Garaluin, sailed from Venice for this

- - -
Barbadoes 4O 0— 42 0
Jamaica . ,
yellow ~46.. 0 —47 0
E. India, in bd. 20 0— 24 0 East India, Bengal
Gum, .1) cwt.
Arabic, Turkey 0 0— 0 el
East India. 2 10— 4 10
Barbary,
brown , 40 0 —42 0
yellow .. , 44 0 —46 0
catra tine 58 0 —62 0
Senegal .... 5 0— 510 Manilla, in bd 21 0 —24 0
II K3lr, vton .` 8. .€ s. Havana, do
P'burg, clean.. 39
0— 40 0 brown 2E 0 —24 0
outshot 37 0— 38 0
yellow
24 0 —26 0
Riga, Rhine ..+so 0— 41 0 white
26 0 —32 0
outshot as 0— 39 0 good & fine 0 0 0 0
Archangel .... 0 0— 0 0 Brazil, in bond
Manilla
Bombay l5 0— 18 0 yellow 0 0— 0 0
Jute
HinEs, Ox and Cow, '4) Ib good ana fine 0 0 0 0
B. Ayres and Monte Video. , ,TA LIMNS', V. (MI.

inferior & mid. 0 b— 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 30 0 —5O 6
good & prime.. 0 6,1- 0 8 Odessa 49 0 —49 6
Do. salted .... 0 3i— 6 4/ Archangel e 0 o 0
N. Amer. salted 0 2 0 3} i Buenos Ayres 0 0 —0 0
Brazil

. .
dry salted 0 4*— 0 5 Stockholm .... 17 6 —lB 0
Rio, dry
Valparaiso, dry 0 4*— • 6 Carolina l3 0 —l4 .6
Odessa, &c. dry 0 0— • 0. Virginia
W. Indi -

a, dry.. 0 4i— 0 6 TARTAR, W. cwt.
salted.. 0 3 A Oi Cream of Tartartlf 0 —7O
East India .... • 7—o 10 brown and ye 1.44 • —55 0
Kips,, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 Si TEA, ico lb. in bond.

Horse, each ll 0 —:g 0 Boliea, Canton 0 2 0 d
Howse iiAllt, yo lb. Fokein
Short
mixed
long tails 1 6 2 0 Twanka.y, corn. 1 1— 1 li
combed
INDIGO, 1?, lb. in iond. Pekoe, Orange 1 9 2 6
Bengal. Campoi,
pur. & violet 0 0— 0 0 corn. to good none
blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 0 8— 010
blue 0 0— 0 0 mid, to fine 1 2 1 8

violet, & fine 5 0— 5' 6 I Souchong,com. 0 10 1 0
ord. & mid. 4 3 5 0 good to fine 1 6 2 4
violet & cop .1 3
3 4 0 Pekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 0
n 2 0
1 1 4
06
3 3
mixed ... 1 Hyson, corn 2 0— 2 2
cop. g. & fine. 3 6 4 ofine
ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young Filson
con. quality 2 2 4 3 Imperial
Gude .......... 1 4 8 6 i Gunpowder,
Uadras ........ 1 9 4 0 good and fine 130 4 0
Guatimala,7p ib. TosAcco, .1), lb. in bond.
Floras ...... 4 0— 4 9 fJ. River, Leaf 0 14— 0 5
fires,..... 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 3 0 5}
Cortes ...... 2 0— 3 0 i Kentucky ~ , , 0 )i— 0 5
CaTTRea9, Flo. 3 g— 4 6 j Maryland
Sobres ...... 3 0— 4 0 TURMERIC, * cut. in bond.
Cortes...... 1 6 2 9 Bengal 21 —l4 0
LAC DYS, r lb• TURPENTINE, 37P C/Ce o
. D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 American ..•. 0 0— 0 6
mid. to goo 4 0 6 1 6 VA LONI/4, V ton. 4 a ,e 3
ord. & infer. 0 2 0 5 Smyrna, pickedlS 0 —l6 0
NA a asst Roors vim'. Morea 10 0 —l3 0
Smyrna ...... .. 50 0— b 2 6 Max, Blurs' ip erit. in bond.
Tripoli k Syria 0 0— I 0 African
French........ 40 0.•-• 41 a East India
XOOOOO., .*0 C,— 3; 0 Amerissa.. , ~,, 7 0 ..- 71#