The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-05 00:00:00

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IL Jackson, Thompson, from it'
Sailed from 1,0*.;,,,_ -

lontreal at this

SATURDAY, 2nd JANUARY
ARRIVED.—Jane, Potts, from
Garner, from Montreal—Joh. 9n

lay saw a birque

on shore above the Traverse.
Mary Ann, Brown, from Boston at this port; sailed on the
6th instant.
Mount's Bay, Jacobs, from Oporto-at Penzance.
Caledonia, (steamer,) Lott, hence at Boston sth instant.
American, Lawson, hence at New York.
Jenny Jones, Wakeham, hence at Constantinople.
Maid of Athens, from Odessa at ditto.
King of Tyre, Stephens, hence at Oporto.
Ginstnau, and Edward, Chaumets
for this port 19th instant.
Luvia, Colonies, hence at Borgo.
Verein, Hallman, hence at Pill-au.
Brwarting, Rope:cc, hence at Wismar.
General Gordon, Smith, from Moulmain; Duke of Welling-
ton, Lawson, from Honduras ; Eliza Liddle, Clark, from Mira-
tnichi ; Dominica, from Quebec, and Dirk Hattrick, from
Viana, at Cove.
LISBON, DecenTher 11.—The Robert Benn, from Bombay for
London, was abandoned on the Bth instant, in lat. 45 N, long:
13 W, in a sinking-state. Crew saved.
SINCAPOWE..OOI. 16.—The Elizabeth Walker Gillies, from
Bombay and Sincapore for China, was destroyedby fire off the
Anambes on the 11th instant. Crew saved.
WATERFORD, December 26.—The Sir Edward, coal-laden,
from Cardiff for Liverpool, was stranded in Tramore Bay yes-
terday, but came off this morning, after throwing part of her
cargo overboard.
Sifilmns, entering he
Enterprise, from Liverpool for
Newcastle,a enterins the harbour this morning, got on the
Herd Sand,and remains. Crew saved.

sailed from Bordeaux

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Hermitme, off and from this port, 17th Dec., in lat. 42, long.
11—John Christian, hence for China, 25th Nov., in lat. 33
Leander, 10th Dec., off Scilly—Ottoman, off Malaga, 21st Nov.
—Chili, 22d Nov., off Gibraltar, by the 'C
R C—Midas, at an-
chor, off Crane Island, 27th Nov.—Vigilant, 28th Nov.—Count-
ess of Durham, and a fleet of homeward-bound ships, in a heavy
gale, in lat. 50, long. 38, between the 10th and 15th December,
by the Sir R. Jackson.

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30.—Wind S.E. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Peggy, from Bordeaux—Bridget, 'Wade, Lisbon
—Visiter, Hadgraft, Malta—Promise, Pines, and Baron of
Bramber,
,from Montreal—Requiter, Searle, Naples—Berlin,
late Baker, and Edward Bousted, Arnold, New Orleans—Fin-
land, from New York—Alexander, M`Donald, Prince Edward
island—John R. Skiddy, Luce, New York—lona, and Pacific,
Quebec—Adino, from Rio Grande—Anglesea, from Rio Janeiro
—Spartan, from St. Domingo—King Alfred, St. Michael's—
Egremont, Boagle, St. John, N.B.—Nautilus, M`Farlane, Ter-
ceira—Rimac, from Valparaiso.
SAlLED.—Camercto, Ojinaga, for Havannah—Bridgetown,
Wilson, New Orleans—Aberfoyle, Jones, New York—Ann,
Johnstone, Maranham—Norman, Spavin, Boston—Sir John
Beresford, Threadgold, Bahia—Abbey Lands, Om, Savannah
Emilia, Le Queene, Rio Janeiro—Mischief,. Barrow, Palermo
—Admiral, Buchanan, New York—ldea, Quick, St. Michael—
Emerald, Jones, Leghorn—Sandford, Sinclair, Barbadoes—
Moult, Sladen, Azores—Gilbert Jameson, Harris, and Law
Ogilly, George, Corfu—Vixen, Giffen, -
ten, St. Thorns.

SUNDAY, 3d JANUARY.—Wind E.S.E., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Palmyra, from Ostend.
Cu AILED.-11th, Smith, for Calcutta—Margaret, Jackson, for
ba—Planter, Reid, Berbice—Harriet and Jessie, Connor,
and Argyle, Brockbank, Charleston—Frankfield, Robinson, for
New Orleans—Scotland, Mills, Savannah—Eglinton, George-
son, Oporto—Vigilant, Groendaal, Ostend, and Neptune, Jar-
vis, Barcelona.

St. Lawrence, Newlands, and Dorisana, Freeman, hence at
Bombay.

ov., al_ .
November.
Pigeon, Demme, from Antwerp for this port off Torbay.
Emily, Nichols, from S':. Michael for this port, at Hayle, with
mainmast sprung,
Ferris, Scott, sailed from Madras for this port on the 19th of
November.
Currency, Wainwright, from Shields at Bombay.
Hope, Tozer, from Marseilles at Holyhead.

—Faugh-a-Bn'llagh;gal;

auline,

Caroline, of Inverness, APKenzie, for Leith, laden with salt,
grounded on her anchor this morning, off Woodside, and sunk.
Bamarang, Pillort, hence at Colombo.
George Buckham, from Calutt at dito.
Harvest Home, Carlysle, saicleda fromt Calcutta for this port
4th November.

•MONDAY, 4th JANUARY.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Volunteer, Reed, from Rouen, and Industrie,
from Ostend.

......—..
Ganges, Aymers, hence at Maritmain.
Princess Royal, and Thetis, from the Clyde at Batavia.
Woodstock, Nicholson; Viscount Bandon, White; Lancaster,
Hullin ; and John O'Gaunt, M'Donald, all hence for China at
Anjer.

Science, Rees, faom Manilla at Waterford, with loss of fore-
mast, bowsprit, bulwarks, &c., while lying to in a gale on the
23d December, in lat. 47 N, long. 14 W.
Vivid, Wilson, from Boston; Lady of the Lake, Smith, and
Eliza, Guthrie, from St. John, N.B. ; England, Everard, from
Quebec; Challenger, Anthony, from Terceira; Emma, Ros-
worthy, and Hazard, Owen, from Leghorn, at Waterford.
Isabel, Griffiths, hence for Antigua, at Cove, dismasted in a
gale 23d December.
Mount's Bay, from Oporto at Kingstown.
Z. 8., Bassett, from New Orleans at Dundee.
Springfield, Ray, from Quebec at the Clyde.

Monarch,' Percival; William Prowse, Thompson; and La-
nercost, Mann, from China for This port at Anjer.
William Ackers, and Helena, from Shanghae at Manilla.
Oct.,
Rea, sailed from ditto Bth Sept., and Ripley,
let Oct., both for Cork, and Marmion, Ewing, 30th September,
for Falmouth.
John Bull, Crawford, from Chusan, and sailed 19th October
for Calcutta.
Blakeley, Gibson, from the Clyde, and sailed 2,!th October
for Manilla ; Agricola, Potter from Calle; and Victoria, Wil-
liamson, from this port, all at, Sincapore.
Alpha, Merrill, hence at Whampoa.
Red Rover, Supple, sailed from Sincapore 13th October, and
Orixa, Christian, sth Nov., both for this port.
Bahamian; Hawkins, and Earl of Chester, Blackstone, sailed
from Whampoa for this port 22nd Oct., and Maggie, Jones, for
Shanghae 21st October.
Queen of England, Pearson, from Falmouth at Hong Kong
30th October.
Dumfries, Green, sailed from ditto for •Shanghae on the Ist
October.
John Dugdale, Kilbeck, and Emily, Austin, hence at Shang-
hae, and was to sail on her return 27th Oct.
Velore, Bell, hence and Hong Kong at ditto.
Alecto, Anwyl, and sailed 20th Oct. on her return, and Fa-
vonrite, Rezey, both hence at Mauritius.
Thomas Lee, and Athena, Ogg, from Calcutta at ditto.
Douce Davie, Kinney, sailed from ditto for London on the
10th October. •
Old England, from Shanghae; Science, from Manilla, and
Sultan, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
Sophia, from Manilla for Sydney, off Timor Bth Sept.
Larne, Nickels ; Jane, M`Dowall ; Lady lluntley,Oldis; Vir-
ginia, Brown ; and Ondiaka, hence at New Orleans.
Lord Seaton, Fitzsimons, from Demerara at ditto.
Tory, Sharp, and Laurel, Ducket, hence at Savannah.
Rhone, Harvey, hence at Baltimore.
Queen of the West, Woodhouse; Franconia, Gannett; and
l Parithea, Lane, hence at New York.
Royal Tar, Stephens, hence at Alexandria.
Mexican Packet, Greaves, sailed from ditto for this port, and
Zephyr, Lamb, for Lancaster, 28th Nov.
Alexander Robertson, Wilson, and sailed for Constantinople;
Argimon, Quinn, and sailed 15th Dec. for Naples; Elizabeth
Mary Anne- and George Lord, Amlot hence at Malta.
Calotta, Lagona, from Palermo, aind Hector, Jillis, from
Alexaneria at Algesiras Roads, and both sailed for ibis port.
Emma' d
Donnan, and Zealous, Champion, hence at Gibraltar.
mp, Jenkins, hence at ditto in seven
ays.
Victoria, Evans ; Paguete dos Azores, Trindale ; Especulador,
ocha ; and Lucretia, Frewing, hence at Lisbon.
Ellerslie, Harvey, for Callao at Cove.
Euphasia, from Bayonne at Warren Point,
having been on shore.
Zelwr, Lamb, from Alexandria, with loss of sails, and Mex-
ican Packet, Greaves, both for this port, at Malta.
M`Lellan, Rempton for this port, put back to New York
11th Dec., with loss oeruddert head, &c.
Hocasi EL, Dec. 22.--Fiducia. Bolhuis, bound for the Clyde,
Sprung a leak in the ice in the river Jande_ bph....— ~,- Cl}
and 1mh.m.......:,,, -- .

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LONDON GAZET7'E.-TUESDAY, DEC. 29

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. Phat and
founders-- Yardley Halshaw-moor, Lancashire, iron-
-W. Wilson and W. Kirwin, Manchester, screw-bolt
makers—T. Geldart and J. S. Bolton, Norwich, corn merchants.
BANKRUPTCY ANNLLED.
Thomas William Clark, Strood, Kent,U brewer .
BA NKRUPTS.
Henry Brewer, Great Waltham Chelmsford Essex, draper.
William Coleman, Whitshed, Southampton, provision mer-
chant.
Mary Ann Shenston, Brewer-street, Somers-town, scale-
manufacturer.
John Percy Moor, Plymouth, chemist and druggist.
John Beddleton Morris, Kingston-upon-Hull, bootmaker.
Thomas Norton, Birmingham, builder.
• DIVIDENDS.
Jan. 19, C. F. Came and M. Telo, Liverpool, merchants—
Jan. 19, R. Beckley, Hanover-square_ ron ‘,Er
and "

zi, vv. z.
cramari; Bristol, merchants.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day herein mentioned.
Jan. 22, J. Jarvie, Manchester, silk manufacturer—W. Im-
ray, Liverpool, stationer—Jan. 26, W. Maw, Birkenhead,
Cheshire, builder—Jan. 26, H. Ayres, Liverpool, jeweller—Jan.
21, T. H. Spence, Newcastle-anon-Tune. tattnr

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
M. E. Pemberton and Co.; Likerpool, ale and porter mer-
chants—Carroll and Jones, Liverpool, flour dealers—J. and W..
Lees, Manchester, stock brokers—J. Wardley and Sons, Spring
Vale, Lancashire, calico printers; as far as regards J. Wardley
—Buchanan, Browne and Co., Liverpool, general brokers; as
far as regards T. Browne—W. Haynes and J. R.. Tyndall, Man-
chester, share brokers—J. Crooke and Co., Newton-street,
Manchester, packers—T. T. Swire and J. Gouldthorp, Stock-
port, coal merchants—Wright and Bond, Manchester, chemists
—Twiname, Maxwell and Co., Liverpool, corn merchants; as
far as regards J. G. Twiname—Mason and Barlow, Longsight,
Manchester, payer hanging manufacturers—Davis, Freeman,
and Co., Birmingham and Manchester, linen-factors—Finlay
and Co., Liverpool, merchants; as far as regards J. Stokes.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
J. Graham, Jewry-street, Aldgate, London, wholesale sta-
tioner.

[g water

ucnrcwia IRIS place
and was abandoned by thei,
crew.
BermulasnoN, Dec. 19,—Robert Burns, Stewart, from Newport for
da, put into this port 12th instant, leaky, and line
1. _
charged part of her rnr,,.. fn

J. B. Crampern, Wharf-road, City-road, London, coal me
chant.

Los-
, u go to repair. Albion, Dail, WoZ Quo-
bee for boikTpa iilihere 14th instant, with ruder broken?
bulwarks stove, galley washed away, and other damage.
GIBRALTAR, Dec. 16.—Titania, Alexander, from Southamp-
ton for Malta, put into this port 11th instant, with lossof main-
inast.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Dee_ 5 --T ;oh. ..,

rerry, Harlow, Essex, grocer.
G. Puckle, Southwark and Mark-lane, hop factor
J. Taylor, Liverpool, merchant.
E. Jones, Liverpool, ironmonger.
W. Kirby, Liverpool, hotel keeper.
R. Cooban, Liverpool, brewer.

narem, Stevenson,
4, um Rio Janeiro and Salonica for Constantinople, which Was
on shore off Barber's Point 2.1 d instant, has got off with little if
any damage, and is reloading her cargo.
QUEBEC Nov. 29.—The Mersey, and Reliance, went on shore
at Little Matane 24th instant. The Empress is on shore at Lit_
tle Matane, and the Hartland at L'lslAt • -
.Marank nf

Luse-11011S
don, window-blind maker.
W. Poynter, Upper Holloway and St. Paul's Churchyart
London, warehousemenl
S. Tipple, Norwich, draper.
I. Sony, sen., St. Mary-axe, London, merchant.
%,.„.
merchant.

ott-causeway, Lon

for Liver

SINCAPORE, Nov. fi.:—Prima gouda, Jones, froni Ampann.
Moznock,) to Sydney, N.S.W.is reported to have sprung a lea
at sea, and been abandoned; fourteen men, reporting then
,selveB part of the crew, have •

atiiveu at Banjoewingee.
,No KONG, Oct. 28.—Aqua Marina, Connolly, from Shan
hae for London, arrived here 3d instant, with loss of starbom
topgallant, bulwarks, &c., having encountered a severe typhoc
loth ult., but proceeded on the 9th instant for her destinatiol

Wind S.S.E., light
Terceira—Parph,

The_Millon, of and for Jersey, from Pasbebiac, was aban-
donthil'n lat. 44, lon. 44. Crew taken off by the lanthe, arrived
.A.
, The Nindsor, (steamer,) for Belfast, has put back with tri-
'TUESDAY, DEtIOeftER 29.—Wind S.E., light. tinfr, damage, having run foul of the Wellington, from Quebec
AhRI'VED.—Sir Howard Douglas, Ogilvie, from Bombkvr--= thht was lying at anchor a little below the rock, and damaged
Sweden, Shaw, froln :INVw Orleans—Republic, Landes, tichn her considerably.
I
13altimore—Sir H. Shepherd, from New York—Euclid, fronrgt. Prim,. t 1.,...,t. ....... Stephen ,s
—AT...... . ..... . . .

.....,,e mewellyn, from Truxillo at Cove.
....,,a.c. a ts--1,4 ew xi aegaret, Ager, from Shanghae and Sincapore Joseph Yeoward, from Trieste at Cove.
'—Keying, from Virginia—Agamemnon, and Wallis, from FALmouTo, December 30.—The Siren, of Sunderland, from
lauebec--,-Wizard,:fi)m.—.
,_, Kutch to Falmouth, was fallen in with, with three feet watered
SAiLED.--Colombian, Merryman, Philadelphia"=—Nrtw Worlu, her hold, and abandoned, by the Duchess of Leinster, arrived
Skiddy, and Nicholas Biddle, Knight, for New York—Petrel, here. Todd, for Africa—Abeona, Wilson, for Alexandria, Egypt—
Colchester, Withers. Charlestnn—Hnnpct, Andrpsv. 4%.... A. _

—Wind E., moderate. 4.
St. John, N.B.—Vigilant,
'rom Quebec

.vllll MILL itutry
—and lies; Grant, Graham, from Pictou.
SAILED.—Rapid, Graves for Africa—Pomona, Smith, Alex-
andria, E—Kondraty Tuleff, Havana—Acorn, Louttit,
Hayti—Wilton Wood, Blaney, St. Lucia—Albatross, Mills, Val-
paraiso—The Duke, Dady, and Plata, Pringle, Lima—Racer,
Pironet, Monte ' Video—Affghan, Black, and Sherbrooke, Vig-
gers, Savannah—Erin's Queen, Davidson, New Orleans—John
and Robert, M`Kechnies Mobile—James White, Turner, for
Charleston—Auguste, Kirkhove, Ghent, and Dankbar, Claas-
sen, Pillau.

Alice, Ayshford, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed
for Mauritius 21st October.
Rosa, Patousal, hence at the Cape of Good Hope.
James, Salmon, hence at St. Andrew:
Good Hope, Hemson, And Victoria, Clements, hence at Yar-
mouth.
Richard Currie, hence at Trieste.
Ebony, Morgan, from Port Medway for the West Indies, was
abandoned 3d Dec., in lat. 41, long. 55. Captain and mate
taken off by the Isaac Newton, arrived here, and the remainder
of the crew by the John Baring, arrived at London.
H.M.S. Daphne, (18,) from Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro at
Falmouth.
Larch, Laidley, from Callao at Cove, with loss of bowsprit.
Lincoln, Murray, from Boston at Cove, with decks swept.
Glenmure, Barrett, from St. Domingo; Stephen Knight,
from Viana, and St. Andrea, Apostolo, from Trieste at
Cove.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.—Rio Grande, Siinges, for Liverpool,
that put back 23d November, with pumps choked, is discharg-
ing.
Picrou, 15th Dec.—Zitella, Ellis, from Prince Edward Is-
land for Liverpool, which was on shore near this port 30th No-
vember, has been condemned and sold.
PENZANCE, 31st December.—Martha, Williams, from Liver-
pool for Syra, &c.. put in here to-day, with loss of foremast,
bowsprit, stanchions, &c., and part of the cargo supposed to be
damaged, having been struck by a heavy sea 23rd December, in
lat. 48, long. 7.

s. 6(1. to

Sophia, westcott, and Flora, —, hence at Terceira.
Socrates, Randle, hence at Calcutta.
Harvest Home, 6arlyle, sailed from Saugor Bth Nov. ; Han- BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, DECEMBER 30.
nah Salkeld, Robertson, 11th Nov.; Ann Bridson, Bragg, 14th During the present week English Wheat has realized an ad-
Nov.—Benares, Brown, 18th Nov. ; and Hesperus, Killey, 19th vance of 2s. to 3s. per quarter, fine red sold at 265. 6d. per 9st.
this port ; and Gemima, Benn, for London, 15th 10Ibs. ; white 275. Malting Barley held for a rise of Is. to 2s.
per quarter, which checks the sale; grinding Is. per quarter
dearer. Beans in good demand, at an improvement of 2s. to
3s. per quarter. Oats move slowly at Is. per quarter more mo-
ney At Wolverhampton market this day Wheat was 3s. to 4s.
per qr. higher, 265. 6d. to 275. per 9st. 101bs. readily made for
good and fine qualities; English Beans, 20s. ; French, 208. ;
Dutch, 19s. 6d.; Egyptian, 19s. per 1261b5.

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET,
JANUARY 4, 1847
s. d. s. d.
0 7 @ 0 10 Potatoes,
0 0— 0 0 Kemps
0 6 0 8 Pink Eyes 7 3 7 6
0 0— 0 2 Cups
0 3k— 0 4 Short Tops 6 4 —.6 8
0 3 0 4 Manglewurzel 29 0— 0 0
0 2 0 2} Turnips, 19 ton 2B 0 —3l 0
50 0— 0 0 Manure 5 0— 6 6

Hay. old, 201 b

New
Clover
Grass
Straw, Wheat
Oat
Barley .. .
Carrots..

s. d. s. d

•
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 1.
Sugar.— There continues a good demand, and the sales
amount to 800 hhds. B. P., and 5000 bags Bengal, at very full
prices. Foreign.—The demand continues very active, and the
sales of the latter part of the week exhibit an advance of Is. per
cwt. The quantity sold, which has been chiefly to the refiners,
amounts to 300 cases, 350 brls. old brown Pernambuco, at from
41s. 6d. to 425. 6d., 400 bags new ditto at 445., 710 bxs Havana
at the quotations, 170 cases old brown Bahia, of good quality.
at 4.1 c and o

aim a cargo, consisting of about 600 -case new brown
Bahia, at 455. 3d., deliverable at an outport.
Molasses.—The only sales reported are 30 puns. Antiirua. at
thea

itio quotations, and a small lot of East India it
Coffee.—The transactions of the week are confin.
of 300 bags low ordinary Bahia at 28s. per cwt.
No sales worth notice in Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento.
Rice.—There has baen a good inquiry, and rather higher
prices paid for 2600 bags Bengal on the spot, and 2500 bags to
arrive at a price not named.
Rum.—No sales reported.
. Tea.—The dulness noticed last week has continued through.
out the past, and no alteration in prices can be quoted.
The Tallow market remains firm ;—Petersburg Y. C. has
been sold, off the quay, at 51s. Gd., but 525. is the general
price; a few casks North American, of fine quality. broneht
508. ner (mit

ed to a sale

_ - -
Considerable sales of Lard have taken place during the week,
rather higher rates have been paid for the finer descriptions,
prices ranging from 435. to 465. per cwt.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 1
The market opened on Monday with an increased in,
iii hit fnr +ha Vara,

•v• aa, 94A1CM atinuum TO 31,810, of which
20,000 are on speculation, and the depression in prices noticed
last week has not only been fully recovered for all descriptions,
but an advance of id. to id. in the current qualities of Ame-
rican has been generally realised in the last few days. After
the actual stock was taken yesterday, (which proves wonder-
fully correct, as compared with the estimated stocks,) the
letters by th,. American packet having been delivered, a great
demand sprung up, and the sales for the day were 15,000 bales,
10,000 being on speculation, at a further advance of Ad. per lb.
To-day, 7000 bales have been sold. 5000 to speculators, and the
market closes firm at the above advance.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTOIt'
From the 25th Dec., 1846, to the 2nd Jan., 1847,

SALES OF THE WEEK

10 Stained
5850 Bowed Georgia
f Mobile

1 Alabama and Tennes
13960 New Orleans
Pernambuco & Parai
NO Aracati and Ceara
440 Bahia and Maceio
{
Maranham
110 Sawginned

1 Prices paid
in the week.

7i -

... Demerara, Surinam, &c
560 Egyptian
Barbadoes

50 Peruvian

▪ Laguayra
.... Common Vkrst India
• Carthagena
• Smyrna
• Manilla
2520 Surat
.... Madras
▪ Bengal

COTTON MAT

_ -----
The impetus given to the tone of the ma
aking has not yet spent itself; the trade pu
,nt speculators are still keen. To-day the ni

..as ueen cnieny confined to one hois
),000 bales, two-thirds of it by speculators,
loses steadily.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE
We have a moderate fresh arrival of Al
Malt, coastwise, with a few parcels of Oats fro
constitute the chief receipts of home produce
quantity of Indian Corn and Flour from
liberal, is less than might have been expected,
the supplies from foreign countries, since a
material amount.
The business in Wheat to-day was t-

a consid(
for home consumption, as well as on speculation
ment to Ireland, and the reduced state of stock:
check but little the eagerness of purchasers,
obtained an amendment of fully 6d. upon gen
w and
eek.n i many c,
eely at 2s. pricases a large advance upon the Flour sold fk
barrel_ hr. ,a___

anct bonded,o'ver 1;7:Jun.1)1;1?-8'
g Barley, Malt, and Pease 2s_ ceci ail
Beaus
y 3d. per GOlb. dearer. Egyptian
301 b., duty paid, and Several floating can
ortionate increase of value; other foreie

ver, do not

nt. Oat

En;;lfsh red, new
Ditto, white ....

010 6 fold

Ditto, white

Rye, Eniiish,7lp:cir
Barley,_

Malt, English;
pale
Irish

Oats, per 451 b.
English & Scotch, nev
Welsh
Irish, tine qualities
_ general do.

'ease, English, white .
Do. & Irish .. maple.

nglish & Irish, 2nds
Ditto, superfine
Oatmeal, 44! lb. of 240th.
Irish, 1846
Canadian
t I Bran, 2416

CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 3

iv nu tile exception of a good supply of Irii
little fresh up from that country, or coastwise
two days; t, -
American NV

is, nowever, a fair arrival
Lt, Beans, and Indian Corn,
States and Canadian Flom*.
of demand in nearly all the
'

ea stocks,- particularly of all i
and Flour in nearly the s
tended at t-

icnan advance o

Imports
ThislVkiThis
'

amount
ship-

)14ers reaaily

Of Oatmeal, s,

144 0
156 o
1,44 0

I equally

cks, and duty paid barn
•e maintained.

pus currency

ere soh"
English
of this

y nu), remains (
noted, upon tr

ly at late quotatic