The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10 00:00:00

,1847. , Any. 10 , 1847. • T H E LIYERPO(
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to pedeStrianl lii fit intallicstart. VESSELS SPOKEN:
Princess Victoria, hence 10th July, in tat 5, lon 22-Calder, -fflatitets.
i at the New
i ped over 100 from Canton, for Liverpool, and Penang, from Calcutta, for —ena....—_
-see Liverpool, 4th June, in lat 28 S. lOn 9 E-Geore, hence for 3 WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 3.
120 seconds; , TUESDAY, AUGUST 3.-Wind N.W., fresh. Constantinople, 25th June, off Cape St. Vincent-Frankfield,
Wheat, 3 qrs., @ .e 3 7s. 3d. le qr. : total, .elO Is. 9d.
. his mouth; • „ ARRIVED,-John Garrow, Thompson, from New Orleans- hence, in Tat 4e, lon 3S-La Bonne Mere, from London, for Oats, 0 qrs., @ .;e:'o Os. Od. le qr.: total, .te Os. Od.
; mouth, and Lueknow, Roberson, from New York. Alexandria, 18th 'illy, off Pantelleria-Dawn, hence for Con-
Barley, 0 qrs., @ .-0 Os. Od. aia qr.: total, .e 0 Os. Od.
_______ - eking any, i° SAILED.-Athens, Allen, for Pernambuco-Jane Prowse, Ni- stantinonle. 19th July. off Gozo-Rafael, 28th July, in lat 48,
chola, for Shanghae-Nestor, Stevkart, Demerara. lon 10-Emily, hence for China, in lat 5 N, lon 23 W-Liffey,
from Coringa, for Liverpool, 20th May, in lat 26 5, lon 38 E- SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, AuG. 4.
ders, that on
it R. Peel, on New Wend, Knight, from New York at this port;
;sailed on Earle, in Tat 50 lon 10-Louisa, hence for Baltimore, and Don, We- continue better supplied with stock than of late. The
the Bth
eni,„ July. Experienced much light easterly winds and of Whitby, outward bound, 25th July; in Tat 48, lon 22-Emma, demand continues good, but Beef and Mutton remain un-
;he Queen to ,
_---... On the 30th July, in lat. 49 40, long. 94, spoke the brig from New York, 28th .Tuly, in lat 48, lon 17-Clyde, bound changed from last week.
hof the two rra, of London, fifty-four days from St. Domingo for Cowes, west. 30th Jnly, in let 49, lon 15-England and Pet, 2nd Aug.,
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•ar orders. off Tesktir-Sanderson, hence for Sera: end Flirt, of Liverpool,
'.askill. As a Arnside L
Aoved Sove- Eliza Stewart, angley, from Newcastle at Bombay.
s 21st June, e, in lat 37, Ton 16 E-Gazelle..ef Senderlend, and In-
27th June, off Cape Bow-O' T• • • es eu ete fur :holy, -0.. Za ~
assell to offer June, sailed from Saugor for this port on the sth ofWeThAryleEhßadPaOlOarLge CenAprrply loril kinds of STt'ocAkuaGt•o9rir mar-
• Falmouth, 99th June, in lat 38. lon 10 E-Leoniclas, of Cowes,
prices.
at last week's '
' ket to-day, the greatest part of second-rate and inferior quality.
Bth July, in let 36, lon 3 W-Aimwell, 12th July, in let 37, lon The whole, or nearly so, was sold
al pension of _ Paragon, sailed from ditto for this port Bth June.
'ill .forthwith oporto, hence at Hayannale and not at Oporto, as reported 9-halls, from Galatz, 17th July, in let 40, Ton 10-Socrates, -e
yeserday_ : ,_.. ___
hence for Calcutta, 19th July. in hat 41, lon 11-Hereford. 22nd LEEDS CORN MARKET, AUG. 3.
nee of death LordElizabeeeaeh J July, in let 42, lon 10-Doris, from Fecamp, for Newfoundland, We have a good supply of Wheat; and few purchasers can be
Jane Bray, hence at Alexandria.
July.ely, Azzopardi, sailed from ditto for this port 9th 29th July, in let 48, lon 13-Robert Burns, hence for Trinidad,
Lanrentine, found at 10s. to 12s. per quarter lower than this day week. Oats
rfisle assizeS,
27th July. in lat 49, lon 9-Eliza, hence for Newfoundland, 20th 3d. per stone lower. In Beans no altetation.
pi- the wilful
Odessa 24th
Tally Ho, P sailed from ditto for this port 11th July. July, in let se. ion 19-Hibernia (s), hence for Halifax, 25th
The prisoner Byzantium ort:atan; hence at Galatz. July, in Tat 52, lon 30-Agenoria, hence for Quebec, 21st July,
lly protested
Water A- , 1 hertell, hence at Trebizond, and sailed for in let 49, lon 25-Hermes, hence for Canton. 12th June, on the DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 5. .
&mpsaa, NJune. . Line-St. Lawrence, hence for Bombay, 20th July, in let 40, There was a dull market; and, although the demand was
the remoVal 'orthard, hence at Malta, and sailed for Syra. lon 11-Governor, hence for Tortola, 22nd June, in lat 22, lon tolerably good, yet there was fully a reduction of ed. per lb. on
ntial against
43-Coromandel 27th July, in lat 48, lon 27-R. A. Parke, from Beef as well as Mutton from the prices of last week. Beef, 465.
Exchange,. I 'tell, (screw-steamere Coyle, hence at Lisbon.
[minister the ese, Shaxon, hence at ditto. • Honduras, for Cork,' 30th July, in let 48, lon 23-Concord, from to 565. per cwt., and Mutton, sd. to &id. per lb. ; Veal, (lid.
rad sole's-0111 anemet Ali, Alcock, from Alexandria for Malta at ditto. New Yosk, 14th July, in let 40, lon 54-Vesta, 27th July, in Tat Lambs, 355. to 245. Nothing doing in Pork-scarcely any at
Kipp. of Tyre, Stephens, hence at Leghorn.
's his mind is, :17, ion 27-13ritannia, hence for Quebec, list July, in let 48, - market. We anticipated in our last report that prices of fresh
union, Heyde, hence at Ostend. lon 14-Princess Victoria. hence for St. John, N. 8., sth Aug.- meat must come down; and the reduction already is from Id.
there is now Joseph, Kirkhove, hence at Ghent. .Tane, of Liverpool, bound west, 31st July-India, 4th Aug., off to 2d. from the extreme prices of spring-say nearly one-
execution iS . - B°Ainev, June 19.-The Flora. Turnbull, arrived here on the Tusker-Catherine, from Odessa, for Corketth July, off Malaga fourth.
15th instant, from Sydney, New south wales; with a few feet of -Priscilla, 29th July, in let 42, lon 33-Helena and Harvey, of ,___. _____,_____
con Monde' Topper off, having struck on a coral reef in Torres Straits. The Liverpool. 30th Julsein let 44, lon 29-James Fagan. hence for
Mail train-, 3 Templar, eseee.,, hence for Liverpool, grounded in getting un- Quebec, 23rd Tune, in let 50, lon 15-William Doves, from DUBLIN CORN MARKET, AUG,. 6',
'der weigh, bet came off, with a few sheets of copper from her Batavia. for Amsterdam, loth July, in lat 27, lon 40-Prins We continue to have a good demand for new here at from
arlisle Rails • keel, and proceeded. Carl, from Batavia, !foe Antwerp, 2nd July, in let 24, lon 38- 10s. 6d. to 12s. 6d. One sample of new Barley was sold at 14s.
he let off the. MALTA, July 21.-The Scotia, Davidson, from Liverpool for John Cooper, from China, for London, 11th July, in let 29, len 6d., and one of new Oats at 16s. per barrel. Old Wheat and
of his voice, 'Galatz, put in here yesterday, very leaky, and must discharge. 35-Mercury, from Mauritius, for London, 30th July, in let 46, Oats extremely dull, and Is. per barrel lower. Indian Corn
36 the train BLANC LABLANS, ',Amok DoR, June 23.-The Liverpool. lon 23-Nugent, from Bombay, for London, and Henry Clay, ' very difficult of sale, and a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per piarter
Pont
of and from Quebec for Liverpool, was boarded off Ist Ante, in let 47, ion 21-William Jardine, 14th April, soul", was generally submitted to from our extreme quotations of
g, they found Point Rich, Newfoundland. a derelict in November, and taken of Straits of Sunday-Othello. from China. for London, 27th Tuesday for the best samples. White Wheat, 345. to 395, ; mil.
Led off. They . into St. John's, where she lies been lying all winter, and is par- May, in let 34 S, lon 27 E-Victory, from China, for London, lers' red ditto, 325. to 375.; Barley, 14s. ed. ; Here, los. 6d, to
eyed him to' tially repaired to proceed on her voyage. sth June, in let 27 S, lon 9 E-British Queen, 20th July, in let 12s. 6d. ; Oats, 16s. to 19s. ; Oatmeal, 16s. to 20s. •; second
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Sparks, who - :19 N. lon 33 W-Ann M'Lister, hence for Valparaiso, 14th May, Flour, 20s. to 225. 6d. ; -Indian Corn, 255. to 358.
imencement• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6.-Wind S.S.W. in lat 57 S, lon 69 W-Ann Marlin, from Glasgow, for Bombay, -
ARR IVED.-Shakspeare, Henderson ; Glasgow, Marshall; 18th June, in lat 4S, lon 27 W-Sovereizn, from Lima, for Li-
He was end HULL CORN MARKET, AUG. 3.
and Mary Ann, Campbell, from St. John; N.8.-George, verrool, 22nd June, in let 2N, lon 27 W-Gnardian, hence for
the line O APDonald, from Pictou-Anonimo, Costa, from Palermo. itombav, 4th April, in let 17 N, lon 71 F--Francis I(arclaY, At this day's market, owing to the serious decline in Mark-
SAILED.-Gertrude, Coombs, and Malvina, Burnham, New- hence for China, 24th June, in lat 7N, lon 22 W-Helens, lane, the trade was almost paralyzed, and; it is next to impossi-
ied Dawes, a foundland-Enterprise, Lyons, Halifax-George Clark, Wea- hence for China, 27th June, in let 11 N, lon 24 W-D'Auvergne, ble to name prices with any degree of accuracy; there was a
railroad we • therill, and lanthe, Bailey, Constantinople-Rinefield, Davies, from London, for Honduras, 3rd July, in lat 24 N, lon 34 W- very good Slimily of Wheat from our own farmers, and more
.
;urday Wee' and Ann, Blair, Quebec-Emphrasia, Buntin, Philadelphia- Neal Saxon, hence for Ceylon, 20th June, in let IN, lon 22 W anxiety evinced to sell foreign, in the:few sales made we quote
ce, his horse chaos,. MalsoneNew. Yoele `lonsperors.BoheetselL Nerea,7- -Marv. 25th June, in lat 9N, lon 91 W-Pliza and Hester, the decline full 10s. per quarter. Oats are Is. to 2s. per quarter
•of intoeica- Dixon,ncy, Way Halifax-Valeria, Wright, Dordt-William Crow, [ fromSine:more.' for hOndlin, 24th May, in lat 36 5, lon 20 le- lower. Barley ensaleable. Beans are Much about the same as
n Dawes and : ' St. Petersburg-Sea Lyon, Dyer, New Orleans-Kitty, Emanuel, from Manilla. for Antwerp, 3rd June; -in let 26 S, ion last week. Rye Meal does not go off so briskly - as, but for the
Domley, Onega-Premier, Jones, Gibraltar-Bille Brake, Pe. 4 E-Lady Amherst. sth July-Swartwick, •• from Batavia. for decline in Wheat, would have been the case ; the pres?nt price
dismounting ' terson, Bergen-Olinda, Thompson, Pernambuco. Gothenborg, 11th July, in let 30 N, lon 30 W-I)ouglas, from (14d. per stone) will, however, we imagine. bring it into use for
fellow's head A racan, for Antwerp, Ist July, in lat 18 N, lon 31 W. feed. The improvement in the value of Oil tends to stiffen the
7* few blows \Vm. Finish, Sheridan ; Lady Lilford, Johnston ; and Debo- price of Linseed, and there is a more general demand for the
Was a corpse.
rah, '
Rust, hence at Newfoundland. -- article. Cakes are firm, and for the time of year unusually so.
,
Mary, Walker sailed from Smyrna 12th July; Alert, Bell, --
No transactions in Rapeseed. Rape Cake firm.
Id away, but and Hannah, Booth, Best, 17th, all for this port, and Diamond, STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY,
guard officer Pearce, 13th July, for Mytelene and this port. ON THE IST AUGUST, 1847. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 7:
y-hill, where Haken Jarl, Peterson, hence at Odessa. The panic which existed in the trade at the date of our last
.e lock-up at Wm. Inglis, Jolly, hence at Constantinople. (From Colburn's United Service hiagazine.) circular, reached its height at the Liverpool market on Tuesday.
Lachs, Kaitilholdt, hence at Pillau. [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at Rain having set in on Wednesday evening anti continued nearly
- • Eleanor Sweet, hence at Flensburg. which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] the whole of Thursday, some degree of confidence was restored,
e. - Captain NORTH 'SHIELDS, August 3.-The Pomona, recently arrived
.E.L., closed Ist Life Guards-Regent's Prk 36th-(lst batt.) Corfu.' numerous buyers came forward both here and at Liverpool, and
here from "Liverpool, has gone into dock for repairs.
?,nd of May. 2d Ditto-Hyde Park (2d batt.) Cephalonia an advance of 3s. per barrel upon the lowest price of Tuesday
those useful - Royal H. Guards-Windsor 37th-Ceylon, Chatham for American Flour was established.
d resolutely
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. Ist Drag.Guards-Birmingham 38th-Jamnica, Mullingar At Liverpool yesterday a moderate business was done, but
ARRIVF.D.-Fame, from Rio Grande-Ann Wise, Herbert, 2d-Newbridge 39th-Canterbury. the weather having improved, buyers did not go so far as under
dinate situas Baltimore-Ann Dingwall, Brown, Montreal-Frederich, Ster- 3d-Piershill 40th-Hull - • other circumstances they were evidently prepared to do.
;cision would xner, New York-Eyerereen Vessey, Quebec. 4th-Nottingham • 41st-Mullingar At Wakefield a heavy decline took place upon Wheat, at ,
eta." After • SAILED.-Ann •''
'
vas, Germa-efarlmßualysa, '
, Constantinople-T Kell, for Nova Scotia-Feronia, Jai- sth-York 42d-Bermuda, Isle of Wight ; whicn, however, there was not much anxiety to sell.
Maclean was nor Ellwood, Demerara-Science, Pawck- 6th-Dundalk • ' Reserve batt., Bermuda. Our market to-day shows more steadiness, the weather ap-
frican corps• grave Twee Gebroders, Oldenick, Antwerp-
chardson, Narva--"Sardinbiaec-
Thomas, Her 7th-C. Good Hope, Maidstone 13(1-Portsmouth peering somewhat unsettled. American Flour enerosses the
pears to have
Scott, Quebec-Trion D Edith, Menzies, and Fame, Ri- Ist Dragoons-Ballincollig 44th-Newry whole attention of the trade, and in this article a fair business
' 'a
vCe Crocker,
ellr o'is done at a reduction of 3s per barrel upon last Saturday's
habits, and mNi;
ne leg
uYe s
,o r k-
Oporto-AnnEliza York-Elizabeth, th,
Armstrong, Willia_m_ s, Rio Janeiro
-Sarah Barclay, Montreal- 2d-Clonmel 45th-Cape G.Hope, 1 .of Wight ;
Sabina, Couzins, Madeira and Valparaiso. rates, but at an advance of 2s upon the Liverpool prices of
etrieving the ;3d-Beritral, Maidstone . Res. batt. Cape G. Hope
Tuesday. English Flour 4s per sack, Wheat Is per 701bs.
ar, Which at 1
Oronte, hence at Trieste--. -----
4th-Dublin
sth- ' 46th-Canada, Guernsey
47th-Cork lower. In Oats and Beans not much change. • Malt is offered
Gold Coast. 1 on lower terms.
Mandura,._an sailed from Marseilles for this port 29th July. 6th-Longford 4Sth-Enniskillen •
ilection, gr. i
szioni a, and Nile,.. hence at Gibraltar. 7th Hussars-Athlone 49th-Galway
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3 ,
our coasts;Sth-Cahir 50th-Bengal, Chatham ' LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. AUG. 6.
a that subject :,9th Lancers-Bengal, Maidan. 51st-Madras, Chatham
Lynx, Hombre, hence at Cadiz.
hence at Lisbon, and sailed for Gibraltar on the 25thSugar.-The market continues in a very dull state, and the
government.loth Hussars-BombayeMaid- 52d-Quebec, Brecon
sales are confined to 400 hhds B. P., 1400 bags of Bengal, and
'ultimo.
Ann Powell, hence.at ditto. stone 53d-Bengali Chatham tow in a very i 350 bags of -Mauritius, at rather lower prices. Foreign.-The
death a War Douro;ege ;Don ; and Tyro, hence at Oporto. llth Hussars-Coventry 54th-Malta, Kinsale
demand for export continues unabated, and the sales of the
' 12th Lancers-Hounslow 55th-Limerick
'ranee. lie13th Lt. Dragoons-Newbridge 56th-Ost batt.) Gibraltar week are more extensive than for some time, amounting to 150
est should be 1.10 ,saued from Oporto for this port 25th nit. .
Countess of Westmoreland, hence for Alexandria, off Cape Fitts-Bengal, Maidstone (2d batt.) Isle Wight cases, 5800 bags Pernambuco, 1550 brls Rio, chiefly at from 23s
to 24s 6(1 for white, and from les 6d to 19s for brown, and 550
Tresented to •Finisterre- 15th Hussars-Madras, Maid- 57th-I,Veedon
d with a line • stone 58th-N. S. Wales, Chatham boxes Havana at 21s 9d in bond, and 90 hhds Porto Rico at
• 16th Lancers-Brighton 59th-Limerick from 41s to 47s per cwt.
60th-Ost bt.) Bombay, Chatm.
clined to ac- ,
an FRIDAY, AUGUST 4.-Wind N.N.W. . 17th-Dublin There are no sales to report in Molasses.
; was that his °/ IVED.-Formosa Trevellick, from Maranham-Larne, Grenadier Guards- (2d bt.) Gosport Coffee.-There is only a moderate demand, and the sales
arden of the Nichols and British P;incess, New Orleans-America, Cowan; (Ist batt.) The Tower 51st-Bengal, Chatham He
Margaret, Sl'Mullin ;
comprise 100 tees Jamaica, and 600 bags ordinary native Ceylon,
six months' 1-1 wick St. and Enterprise, Funk, New York-Belle, (2d haft.) Portman-st. Bar. 52d-Winchester without change' in price. Of Foreign, the sales are 500 bags
Marseilles-pym,
Jane, , Andrew's-Pollok, and Intrinsic, Miramichi- (3d batt.) Chichester 73d-Madras, Chatham fine Laguayra, at very full rates, and 100 brls and bags Rio at
SPelaster, Quebec-Breeze, Smyrna-Buona Rachael, Coldstream Guards- 64th-Templemore 33s to 4s per cwt.
bilities being 100 bags I'ara Cocoa are reported at 36s per cwt.
100-was this • Orleans-Guili Jobling, Venice-Charlemagne, pates, New (Ist betty wellington Bar. 65th-N. S. Wales, Chatham
B „ a, from Alalta-Margaret, Gambles, Danzic- (2:1 beta) St. John's Wood 66th-Gibraltar, Cork Nothing done in Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento. •
The firm i 3 .',.,,,, ,uemeL Scotch Fusileee Guards- 57th-Cork Rice.-400 Ices Carolina sold at 21s to 235, and 500 bags of
Montreal
-jeGsoulsden Eagle, Krebs, for Nassau-Ann. Al`Garry, (Ist batt.) Windsor 78th-Dublin Bengal at the quotations.
d the imine'
. and ape of Ga
sits C ,oGdoicocchea, Manilla-Letitia, Thorpe, Bra- (2d batt.) St. George's Bar- 59th-Bury-(Lancashire) The sales of Rum comprise 65 puns Demerara, 4to 32 per
pension of 3
Good Hope. racks 70th-Templemore cent. 0. P., at 2s 5d to 3s Bd, and 50 puns Porto Rico at 2s Id
ale and Co,),
11i ay Albert, Ro Ist Foot- 71st-Edinburgh per gallon.
out .E20,000' Prince
e_ from Pisco, and sailed for this port ost bett.)-Antigua, Paisley eers, Reserve batt., Canada The market is firm, but quiet.
oinjudicioul . -51aY 28-Canicula, Candlish, from Islay, and sailed for this (2d hatt.)-Mandliester 72d-Gibraltar, Nenagh The demand for most articles of East India Drysaltery con-
tit is fearee port Slay 30-Secret, Ililton, from Pisco,' and sailed for this 2d-Athlone 73d-Cape G. Hope, Newbridge tinues on a very moderate scale; small sales made in Gum
and that Mort-
la June 7 Molly Bawn, Robertson, from Chinches, and 3d-Neas 74th-Belfast Arabic, Anima,and Olibanum, at previous rates; r 69 baskets
Ile, sailed for this port June 8-Plata, Pringle,
gle, and Camilla, Fox, 4th-Madras, Chatham 75th-Dublin Gambier at 12s 6d to 13s ; 200 cases of Castor Oil brought 6ed
Irish houses, . hence-Duke, Davey, from Chinches, after being aground on a sth-Devorrport 7fith-Edinburgh to Scl per lb, being an advance; 600 bags Myratolams sold at
lieged to be ro k-Enchantress, Corrnick, from Chinchas, and sailed for 6th-Cape G.Hope--Buttevant 77th-St. John's, Tralee
Hucan hss to 7s 6d per cwt.-1000 bags Saltpetre brought 28s 6d to 295,
th regard to. saileclefourca May
27-Albatross, Mills, from Valparaiso, and 7th-Barbadoes, Dublin 78th-Bombay, Chatham and small parcels of Nitrate of Soda 13s per cwt.
Callao.incha 6th June-Undaunted, Ritchie, from Chin- Bth-Bombay,Chatham
in the corns char-all at
-Winchester
79th-Gibraltar, Boyle Guano.-The sales are to a moderate extent, but the returns
he pound.-- Callao, MOOD, sailed from ditto May 23-Alexander Hill, 190tthh Bengal, Chatham Seth-Bengal, Chatham are principally in the lower descriptions.
81st-Canada, Jersey
Edwards, and Undaunted, Ritchie, June 9 all for this port • 11th-N.- S Wales, Chatham 32d-Canada, Brecon Dyewoods.-There has been a fair demand during the week ;
of Logwood, 100 tons sold, at £4 15s for Jamaica, and .e 5 lOs
Whitworth, and Eleanor Chapman, Francis, June 9, for tiayaquil. ' a • to .e 5 15s for St. Domingo; of Fustic, 450 tons, chiefly Sa-
!6th of June • Leonora, Morrison, and John Tomkinson, Hutchinsen, hence, 12th-Mauritius, Isle of Wight; 83d-Kilkenny
Reserve batt., Mauritius 81th-Madras, Chatham vanilla, from ,e 4 12-s 6d to e 4 15s; Tampico at the quotations;
e box; and' and Blucher, from Workington, at Demerara. 13th-Dublin - '
Parker, Risien, sailed from ditto for this port on the 28th of 14th-Plymouth 85th-Birr and of Nicaragua Wood, 100 tons Lima, chiefly at .eI3 up to
second bog'
1156tthh--Cceoyrlfoun, ,FCerlmondmyel 813th-Bombay, Chatham £l5 per ton for small lots. Turpentine and Tar.-No sales,
June. ' but prices remain without alteration. American Rosin.-About
ad it is stir: Higginson, Hogg, and Steadfast, Earn, hence at Barbacioes. S7th-Newport (S. W.)
dte
i-.:50: pour' 88th-Barbadoes-Birr Mandane,•Hutchinson sailed from ditto 28th June-Carona, 17th-Pombay, Canterbury 89th-Dover 1000 brls sold,-price not reported. American Pitch.-30 brls
sold at 3s. Montreal Pot Ashes of the new import go off slowly
tiding in the Jut - F . •
Jit.miLy:osda4r.nii;kat
je.t.:Lne:rtietre,.-3d-and damaiear4th, all for this port. setit_pesiietd Chatham -- - oeth-Cape-Hope, Chester
skilful adept
and Peonomies 8
1-;_tt/ t ies, Hinds, hence at St. Lucia.et. 30a.. No eales ia.new Montreal Pearls. In Hides very little
is doing • the only sales reported during' the week are about
isivkarn.t. 19th-St. "trinCent, Castlebar 01st-Cape of Good Hope, Isle
Lister'-Isabel, Griffiths-Mary Jones, Stephenson, 20th-Flalifax, Isle of Wight ; of Wight
st, Perry, hence at Aptigua. 800 Buenos Ayres salted, 'heavy Ox, 3ed to 3ed, Cow and
t new •,..a.
light 30.
trio, Ward', on, winder-Ann Pale le Reserve haft.; New Brun Reserve batt., Cape of G.
nsive gardena , ; from ditto for this port July 10. 2lst-Madras, Chatham Hope -
the bees
r see v Lister-Grecian, Todd- 92d-Bombay Chatham 09d-Dublin •
fleas. and Duchessof Clarence,.9 - ' - •. ' . ..-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 6.
heir vinntel
Lady p ei - 231-Halifax, Isle- of Wight ; 93d-Canada, Dublin
The trade appeared more disposed to purchase early
;in the
ire furnisisele
i!,_lBren,cheeanteliatttoj.acinei.
July. "a"‘es, Eden h Reserve batt., Canada 94th-Madras, Chatham .
week, when higher rates were obtainable; since then, in con-
at any tits Lancashire W , ence for Jamaica, off Porto Rico on Bth 24th-Bengal, Chatham 95th-China, Fermoy
25th-Madras, Chatham 96th-N. S.Wales, Chatham sequence of the stringent state of the money market, the de-
Jacinel Packet,itch, he
_Penny, (.),mend was materially checked, and the limited business since
nernal. -,26th-Buttevant 97th-Malta, Isle of Wight
done has been generally at a decline of id per lb on the quo-
Monmouth' has bee,'
ris, sailed fro • 27th-Cape G. Hope, Fort G. Reserve belt, Malta,
tilt e i
98th-Bengal, Chatham tations of Friday last. Speculators have taken 3000 American
Moninoe Walker h ' ''Yte--7 •
Srlireaenimraoc;°'
R. , eence an •
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'fldess, Gavey, hence at Port-au-Prince. 28th-Bombay, Chatham
and 900 Surat, and exporters 1500 American, 50 Pernam, 220
Da , 'hence at , emit 1
99th-N. S. Wales, Chatham
Following er '-'agger, \; orris eantaice; , lontgomery-.and Mary Russell, 29th-Bengal, Chatham
Maranham, and 100 Surat.
una, ugarte, an 30th-Newcastle-on-Tyne Rifle Brigade-
have unec
~,,,,,,,. , , , Palmer ~ ditto for this port 29th June. 31st-Walmer Ost batt.) Cape of G. Hope, _
[.. I sal", t '-v.- JULY 6, and Bristol ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
'lace'
, Gardne
e,seue/e ~ Ivan d sailed for Eleutheria and this 32d-Bengal, Chatham
Pas '
t long si ~: 33d-N. Brunswick, Paisley (2d batt.) Canada, Isle of For the week ending Aug. 6, 1847.
Mar. , smere, hence, both at Nassau.
but unhaPP,i, Y Wo
... as.ara, from C.”'
rrah (i prania Martin hence at La Guayra 34th-Corfu, Waterford Wight Lord Anil• Prices paid Imports
f . opening e.
, and:ra'nar'4'll
. .Balt erP, from o,ll.•tueftee ;'Avoca, from New Zealand ; 35th-Mauritius, Jersey Reserve batt., Quebec.
at Valpairaiso.
" 'Pa Ritha -d I • Islay, and SALES OF TH E WEEK. in the week. ThisWk This Yr.
n from hera,„ .
eararna art, from COLONIAL CORPS.
tta
hani"
ne Dus a May 11st West India Regiment-Jamaica . 290 Sea Island l3 @, 22
ev .. , and Mar SF 'sailed from Valparaiso, for this port,
then he 0- Bertha, i ler, for England, 2O. 2d Ditto-Nassau 110 Stained
ince extra e mali (s) Harris, hence at Oran. May
. 3d Ditto-Demerara, Sierra Leone, &c. 5840 Bowed Georgia 6e - 71
soda • ;the , from Malta,
Ceylon Rifle Regiment-Ceylon and China 3.,,y, f Mobile , 61 - 7.4
Bagdad, s w.;;Dardanelles. and Doctor, Luke, hence, both at
She keeps c T William and is es, Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment-Canada '''"' 1 Alabama and Tennessee: fie - 7 4749 349318
e °A _epic, Walker,en ' Bridfield, hence at Helvoet. Cape Mounted Riflemen-Cape of Good Hope 12310 New Orleans 6l - O.
the nanir, - Serenn, Galdii Balled from Mazatlan, for this port, Ma 16. Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies-Newfoundland
340 { '
Pernembuco & Paraiba' 8 - 81 a
17472
dgencee. , late princess .v. eand Elbe, Goble, hence at Havana. y Royal Malta Fencibles-Malta Aracati and Ceara - - - I "• •
se iMneen Gees ictoria, hence at m ,
....
aranhain. Ste Helena Regiment-St. Helena 300 Bahia and Maceio - Si 12201
ce' 'QuebecGtrwie Al4',•• 5•-The '
e common 1,0 mate at; •''''' Passen -e Triton, Smith, from Liverpool, for
,
ig in the el:",
•crew te d aiXt.eight6 rs, was spoken 11th ultimo. The chief "`" { Sawginned 7* - 71
,re., ere Lek}s .„ e passengers had died, and eight of the .... Minas - -
[vements n necessaries STATE OF• TRADE. es y thea was supplied with medicines and other .... Para
'is annouecn tglington, arrived here. -- .... Demerara, Surinam, &c - - .. - 385
affect a MANCHESTER.-There has been -very little Mile in this 1190 Egyptian Bl - 1)1 •• • • 6049
_________
confidence . SATunrut market since Tuesday, excepting in the better descriptions of .... Barbadoes - - •••• 607
SATURDAY, 7th A • ; business it UGUST.-Wind S.W. to W.N.W., printing cloths and shirtill2e, which, in some quarters, have .... Peruvian - - •
It is useles- Aerttvee moderate. been in good request, at steady rates ; and the market has be- .... Bahama - -,1 -
I,Bt Calitto____C*Earl Grey, Chester, and Globe,Ward, from come rather unsettled and irregular, with regard to prices. .... Laguayra
tpreSSion th 8t .•_ a
_...? alder, Brain 't from
ni the marl° al y enaa , mai e,China-Lagpent, from Born- Our prospects seem to lte quite overcast, though this relapse .... Common West India - -29 i 3019
els. Arvutte Ref,,til-sioanwkins, and Parland, Smith, from Calcutta- may be but of a temporary nature, arising from the again peril- 390 Carthagena -
alt any ter -, In °IIY, Elder, , from New Orleans-London, Ross ; Har- ous stringency of the money market. When we were beginning .... Smyrna - -
3ed, decide-41Y - rude, Libbe , and Arrabella, —, from Philadelphia-Forti- to congratulate ourselves on the adyent-of better tames, because .... Manilla - -
ses
DM pllrella- --.Sea Fr '3, from Mobile-Henritta, Sharp, from Baltimore of the decline in grain and the splendid harvest prospects, the 4300 Surat
, ~,,, i• eeman ; Wenham, Wylieand 1753 58294
e sufferers."' /New York-Sea Bird, - -
bara, Freeman, from St. Andrew, N.8.-Bar- its withering influence, and our hopes are, for the moment at .... Bengal - -
c .Mackay,ay and Bess Grant, M`Cartne ,1, from Montreal- least,. utterly clouded. Indeed, it becomes more and more ma-
Ben Nevis, Turner, and Bel Sampson,
tOUS proceed: Rose, Dunn,f 0 n, and, from Quebec- nifest, by every day's experience, that the free trade andpre- 29970 bales. 9059; 694730
from Oporto-La Saintance, from Charente- sent currency system
on, and on til Union,from Riga. can never work together;-they must be
antagonistic,
nber attend SAttran.-Jane, Stone, and Robert, Richardson continually running foul of each other, and re- COTTON MARKET, AUGUST 9.
dria-Grasmere, Vale, Calcutta-Actaeon,D I , for Alexan- ceiving and communicating perilous shocks.
.e, othecur
-Stirling, Barstow, Wiscasset-At
u ey, New Orleans
wick, Brewer, Barcelona- LEEDS.-Both •
____ hails a good The sales to-day are about 5,000 bales sof them for export
in the warehouses and in the public cloth and the remainder to consumers. Th marketcloses • 9
. e with ra-
The ;r; . Lucy Nerle, Cardwell, Genoa-Adeona, Manger, Leghorn- the geiceral amountast oft; business has been done this week, and timer a better' feeling.
ore had "it en
Totness, Beer, Lisbon-Anelo Saxon, Tomlinson, Lisbon, &c. character. Thireprionciply
dWemooallen trade is of an improving
'-Hama, Fulford, Malaga-Carl August, Krause, Pillau-Vic- leavers, Pilot Cloths, and veryl,
continues to be for low
allow was by
,ili he did 0 toria, Stenhouse, Riga-and Thomas Rising, Kenny, for Rotten- tinental markets. low ancy goods for the con- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 3.
dby dam. BRADFORD. Wool
- : There is a rather i ,
ncri_ased supply The arrivals into this port during the week form a tolerable
follow
walk
___.-- to market, but held at prices beyond what the • come , supply of Whe t
a and Indian Corn from abroad, with moderate
ellow web' be
.4, il t Minstrel Maine, hence at Arica, arid sailed for Islay sth Kai
-... Boy, ossibly give, causing (lie busine spinners can ' quantities of
1 ss done to be very limited. I and C
Oils and Brokes admit of no change fother Grain and a further large increase of States
Canadian Flour ; which,'
LesecraLe- „h zlayrotn our last report.- in addition toprevious •
importa-
• Yarns : The demand for Yarns thong',lions remaining unsold, furnish
of the chore A-ctive, Christie, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Alexandria
equal to the production, and ;here isd nneotelitncerarmsned, it fully i pies generally for tliis an abundant display of sans-
26th dal„ ces : , si day's market.
to make illrb- Y There is more doing in most kinds of autumn • i consequence
goods, both for ! tremely dun 'of the_panic in London, there dist 3 Sea • . • A Nymnh hence at Sydney, N.S.W.. . the shipping.and the homeerade, and as the market for Raja, was an ex-
weather through- 1 the rates of this (Ply - leat, at a decline of Is. per 70113. on
y the
_..d rig .n 1 b " ' • ' " 7 d ' d hence at Gibraltar
ay, Meelillan, and Helen, 00 war , out the week has been so highly favourable both for the grow- I A moderate .v'eek.
DmMence old
Ace of T
Ai... rumps, Lidstone, hence at Palermo. of 1
ing crops and harvest operations, many are very sanguine a• of Gs. per barrel, makirc,
business has been don '. e in Flour, at a reduction
ye who C'ety, the top price 28s. to 2 -for
Robert,
urY, Alathis, and Reform, Poste], hence at Havre. better winter, which we trust will he realised. Barley 3d. per bushel louver than on Tue d 9. Western.
ition of go, Roberts, and Envoy, Kerr, hence at St. Petersburg.
HALIFAX.-There has been little or nothing doing at this In Beans no alteration since Friday. Pesas?-39 last.
asl. On meet •,..a, hence off Riga. market ; business lies been nearly at a stand, owing in a great Oats, being scarce, nearly support late nominal.
prices.
the " sta-00e• ..linette
Chart , Groubeek, hence at Bremen. measure to the election. Yarns and Wool are much the same, Indian Corn, 255. to 355.
ag the el;.„tice. strobeta2 Simons, and Maria, Minnott, hence at Ostend. and very little doing. , .
nt imPoYipi- port ,„.,n!, from Bombay, at St. Helena, and sailed for this HUDDERSFIELD.-We had a thin attendance of buyers on ; Wheat, eft, 70Ib. s. d. fi. d. I s. d. s. d.
D, rill June. [
uent alw Tuesday, but little doing in the cloth ball or warehouse. The -! English red
.ses 9
,2,1 Extra.. 9 , 0
,@ 9. 4 :
AtZlFY...Garricic, sailed from Arica for this port 17th Aril.
ilhall fo -Jae, Norman, tl• - • •d• d-dulness is generally• attributed to the elections: • ~ , - Ditto; White - -'9
'o' - 9 3 CIO. .... 9 3 - 9 6
-At Gull- eel. r this n, OW Marseilles at Gibraltar, ,th d• cleared` e,
Ai.' Port- ROCHDALE FLANNI L MAIIKET.-We had a very numerous Irish red - 8 0 do. .... 8 0- 8 3
ris„ Islay ca, Render attendance of both buyers and sellers in the fiannelmarket this 1 Ditto, white 8 3- 8 6 !d0..... -
person;, thellia ore
_ tnth m son, from Mexillones, at Arica, and sailed for
be - ay week, and there were more goods sold, of every description, than Rye, English, v, ;le ~ , . _ I rsh6Olb
_rot i Bee, Mu •
elay rraY, from a • for several months past; in some instances better prices were • Barley, English 3B 0 -40 0 IClievalre4o 0 -41 0
Laming Mess 0 I Twine, at Arica, and sailed for Islay 14th
Luray f obtained upon particular sorts of finished Flannels. There has 1 Scotch & Irish, 14 601 4 3- 4 6 1 1
_____ -
at there!,,cei 1 At„,fil_ rrarl r. _or;,-,..... _. _

at there 'To(
ho could s' io
in Calcutta
solloCrPd,

I
M„,
Heler_
7tt,
nni;

Tea---tr°ln, (;oringa at St. Helena
"rYle---Sultan, and Tanjore, from Calcutta at St

obtained upon particular sorts of finished Flannels. There has
been a large quantity of foreign Wool sold, at much the same
prices as a week ago, but brokes and skins remain scarce, and
prices firm. There is every appearance of there being a revival
in the flannel trade in this neighbourhood. The trade in the

dartey, Engiisr- 3B 0
Scotch & Irish, COlt 4 3
Malt,English, qr. ..

-80 0

ppeared,
I by the led
y been dive
yantendediiich
ed, and .`vh"too
or at 13V5,05,
people 1!„lety!

Btil j;

ni'V`P
fro u
e. 'thJer

uhina at London ; sailed from Macao on
22nd April, and from St. H,ilena on the

cotton mills yet remains in a precarious state, and the working
of short time in the factories continues, but hopes are enter-
tained that as soon as the elections are over trade will revive.

cats, per 451 b.
English and Scotch
Welsh

4 5 4 7 Seed
4 3 4 5

AaarvEr. 2 Stb AtoUST.---Wind W.N.W., moderate..
latent, R. Skiddy Luce, (sailed 19th July)
timer Livi;),uron; Concord, !---• Pacific, Ludlow, and son, from jauls'°., Barstow, New iork—James How, Thomp-
Cowan
fro_ !i2ca.lt. A. -
from Vii,..2-a• 4"1"'

NOTT INO II Am.—Lace : The improvement noticed 1W us last
week as having taken place in this market, we have the plea.
sure to say, is fully sustained during the present one. At
present, however, the principal large purchases are on account
of German houses. The harvest in that important country

genera'

n 0 Pi

'56 0 -60 0

,42 0-44 0

Criptions: 00.0
,tisfied bl9nort;
ade his rr,i4eo
reL,:l,co

.4tramici,Vakilte......pf. a drKe. from
}buck, fro
""1119son, rnouth m Honduras—COlumbis,
,tuebe; oehnmo, from Halifax—Jenny Lind
SA. ILE -Zi
tain7 Trieste---RuterpenOrmstrog, and Liverpool
Ichthucto,
frorn°urier de' \',..rtzz44.r.m

stand, a very abundant one, an impulse has been communicated
thereby to almost all branches of business. We entertain little

47 0 -50 0
50 0 -53 0

essina f;Om Messina—

13sc—ii1;ingAii;i0G
• • - -7. ~.tt

C4u-lerec

Barcelona, ha.pu--—t back.
{steamer,) Harrison, hence at Boston 17th July. _
Itearnero Thompson,Lence at New lork

draw to a close here, we shall be able to report an impiovement
in the demand for goods for home consumption.—Hosierg
We cannot report any great alteration in the hosiery trade this
week. This is always considered one of the flattest months in
the year for commercial purposes, and this year there are two
or three causes operating at the same time to depress business
more than usual. There are the elections pending in the coun-
try. at the .711 P time that the harvest operations are going on,

'3O 0 -32 0
29 0 -30 0
1 4 - 1 6

roin tli

n,gEN~~

Tragow ;
and

LW' d
ityoisraitoline.y, 101
•
,y 145' 0,

*ace a

Swinne

....... -gzeenatrl,ftenace at Boston,
t, bututb, hence°:ilt iiarseill s
from Dinzic, for this port at Scrabster Roads.
rom Croasta this port, at Scrabster Roads
In Calcutta odorPortlaid.
,--.
~..
,_-,--, loaclNl at Punta A,..,,,,- 4.--

which interferes very materially with trade generally, in au its
various ramifications; added to which, the pressure on the
money market is greater than it was, which has increased the
gloom already existing in the country. We have heard that
orders to some extent have been received in some quarters for
autumn goods, both in gloves and hosiery; and there is every
reason to believe, when the elections are over, and the harvest
is well secured, these orders will be increased : for we are as-

f John 005
nr the foliff
vidence 'O,Ol
„4, „n o,

)`risapa~ t

r t ,
ahor ht
,ut cig
or bin' hi'
legs' bo
by _de

• ""zaisuissu,
sea the whole of her caro.
—A lighter with upwardsg of 230 bags
Indian corn on board, for the For-
16th August,) sunk alongside that
;s cotton and 10 barrels flour have

and retailers, is much iow-er thiin it
the year.—Nottingham Mercury.

wally is at this season of

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL,

4O DA.
+VI- •

)st ha% abfil.e
rhich he ,th t.ll/
flicted w'orelo ;
ocl
his n fr.
group coOeoi
wed b} babltvg
is in the be1.,4
an" tr
post et?
G and " 501/00
ts, waP aibtlt

from NewwinOrleans—Cromwell,
and Fingal, Kinney' from Quebec
'^lnDaniel Grant, Edie, and Stag,
Wrang, from Iceland.

June 14 Maranliam.. IJune2
July 9 ➢I

tius

—ss, arrett, fror,M7 at
Cork at the St. Lawrence, in 49
dead i also several thers, and some of 'the crew,
18th T.-. days with 117

June 19 Mobile
May 16 Monte Video
June 10 New Orleans
May 29 New York
July 15 Pernambuco.
May 25 Rio Janeiro

." lOntaCt vet the Greer
Bal.* 30th June,
er
und d ‘"th the j
1.1 Jardine. Crew Wed by
Where,

Jrduty IC
July
July

9 Valparais6 ::I
7 Ytrii Cruz ~

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

itaarketo.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, AUG. 6.
There is a good arrival of Wheat this week, the demand for
which is quite in retail at a decline of Bs. to 10s. per qr. from
this day se'nnight, but there is less anxiety than on Tuesday to
force business. Oats are sold at a reduction of tid. per stone.
Shelling 2s. per load lower. No variation in the value of Beans,
but difficult to sell.

PRICI

Reef, 7d. to Bd.
Mutton, 7d. to sd.
Veal, 64d. to Md.
Lamb, 7d. to Bd.
Fresh Pork, Id.

salmon, Bd. to 9d
Soles, 6d. to 7d.

ONS IN ST. JOHN'S

I.T. AUG. 7.
Fowls, 2s. ed. to Os. ag couple
Ducks, 2s. 6d. to Os. „
Rabbits, 2s. Od. 21
Chickens, Os. to Os. Od.
Young Ducks, Os. Od. „
Green Geese, 4s. Od. to ss. each
Asparagus, Os. Od. 4, 000.
I. Cucumbers, Id. to 3d.
Peas, 4d. to 6d. v• peck.
Cherries, 4d. to ad. 1
Gooseberries. 3d. to 31d.14 (it t
Currants, 4d. to 6d. 19. quart.
Green Gages 10d. qrt.
I Grapes, 2s. 6d4per lb.

Fresh Butter, is. Id. to Is.
Salt Ditto, 10k1. to Hid.

Eggs
Potatoes, 4s

ss. 101

New, s.10(1 to Is. Cd
4s. 4d. each.

Turkey
Filberts, I

OND ON G ZE TTE

&UG. 3

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Co., Liverpool, brokers—A. Halliburton no

E. and W. Cote

J. 2:. C. Great

S OF DIVIDENDS

LandOn, East India

merchant.
P. Axmann and J. G. Ch.

ane, London, foreign

,n-street, Dockhead, Ber-