The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29 00:00:00

HunDEasrliun.—lhe demand for goods in the home trade
is bet n r.,tlier active to day. and anvears lik. ly to last later

for money, and 951 to I for the account.
than in other years; fat:cy ye tinges
Exchequer Bills ORV.- teen steady at its. to 14s. ; Itirlia required than the aapp'y.
St ck has slightly fallen : it is now quoted 258 to 60. LEEDS --Vk e have hcohlng new to report of the state of our
Money is plentiful on good at curitie., yet on inferior cloth noo ket.. I.rices c ntihue steady, and the quantity of goods
sold at the Clap Halls were about an avera:e of the markets of
p,,pe, it is tighter than a week ago.
the last lew weeks. There has been a little more business A-
LI foreign securities a sl elf. decline has been felt.
in the ware; ouses this week, principally with "--
Spanish Steck is a little lower, though not much. The buyers. lut for foreign demands' there is but little doing
Five per Cents. were yesterday done at 251. Mexican BRADFORD.—In the Wool market there is nomanifest im-
have receded to 24i to 25, from whence it would seem provement to.day. The demand is sluggish, and the spinners
th,t the last Arnereau news has had an unfavourable buy only for immediate use. Late prices steadily maintained.
eft' et on this stock. Portuguese Four ptr Cents. were
The colonial sales now on in Lot don are brisk. and command-
done at 40 to •
Berg and Dutch Stock are steady ;
di lag oori prices, which h E caused a slight improvement :-
1 I.
the Fonr.and.aall Der Cents. of the former we note at BnCl6 brokes —ln the Yap market there is no -'

are considerably more

e country

e siuce our

97 to 98; the Twu•and-a-Half per Cents. of the latter
at 95i
The Share Market has been more languid this week
than fur some time past, and the amount of business trans-
acted more limited. In fact, speculation for the time is
completely at a stand-still, and no contrast can be greater

last: nor any additional machinery put to work. The pt ices are
very steady; bu' as Vool maii.tains its price, there is no hope
foo improvement in Yarns. as it is evident that it the price of
yarns were materially higher it would teed to check then use.
and cotton would be substituted —Piece Market. The business
doing today is rather duller than for some weeks previous.
'I here are no tidings yet of I.cipsie fair. but as only a small

= -
thanthat pr; by the market now w•th its aspect
at the corre,panding period of last year. The quieted
is probably the ,ettling of. thewa'.er before tt

LEM. STBR.— There continues to be a steady demand for the
home- trace. but the supply of wools is quite equal to the de-

turn of

Lt e tide; anc

p rest- n t state of the

marked and d

fluctuations it prices have not been cnatinal, but the
- ••••••••• lIG
tercki:cy is tow4rds decline.

Toe Admiralty Commissioners decided on the tenders
for supplying the nay) with beef and pork yesterday. The
quantities required were unusually large—say 12,000
tierces of beef, and 18.000 deices of pork. All the
latter was taken, but only 8,000 t;erces of the former.
The beet is to be delivered at £7 ls., end the pork at
£7 13., per lieree
tho.,e of last year

:es were muc'

Prices of sIl kinds of grain were higher at Msrk•lane
yesterday; welts are slowly accutnulaling in bond, and

is again at tie lowest point. The importations for the
week were, ht last night's Gazelle, 45,000 quarters of
wheat,
and 18,000 quarters of oats. For the month end-
ing the sth of September the importations have been
95540 quarter of wheat, 165 000 quartets of oats, and
71,0(10 quarters of Ind an wheat. The total imrortstions
of all kitals of sra;n in the same period, including beans,
peas, &c.. amounted to 397,000 quarters. The quantity
of wheat flour imported. In addition, was 277,000 cwt,

Livingston, from London at Madras, and sailed 7th August
for Calcutta.
Earl of Harewood. hence at Madras.
Corinna, sailed •from Madras for London 26th July, and Sir
John Beresford for this port 3uth July.
Hong Ko,,g, hence at Calcutta.
Coromandel, and Plicenix, hence off Hare Island.
Const tution, from Belfast. off Gaspee.
Lord Seaton, hence off ditto.
Larch, hence off Anticosti.
Iris. Browse, hence at Venice.
Fortune, Mitchirson,•hence at Havre.
Jonkv ow Elizabeth, Jager, from Rotterdam at Deal, and
Sailed for this port.
Mount Charles, Frost, from Bilboa at Milford.
The schooner John Knox, of Glasgow. bound P•om Wick to
Sligo, encountered two large whales off Skerivore Light, which
lifted the vessel two feet out of the water.
lierizAivog. Sept. 21.—The nxpress, Hammond. from Liver-
pool for London, put in here this morning, with five feet water
in her hold, having sprung a leak last night off the Lizard.

THURSDAY, Szezemsea 24.—Wind W.N.W.. fresh breeze.
ARRIVED.—Patriot King, It_d 'crick, and Mary Sernerville,
Johnson. Calcutta—Camilius, Ashton, Bombay—Benj, Heap,
Launceston—friary, Withycombe, Brass River—Castries, Hind,
St. Lucia—St. Lawrence, Flaggerden, and Tennessee, Bray,
New Orleans—Dublin, Schofield, Mobile—Siddons. Cobb ; Li.
verpool, Eldridge; and Columbia, Rathbone, New York—Wm.
M'Dougal, M'Dougal, Tag. nrog—Marquis of Chandos, Trewa-
vas, Odessa—Elizabeth. Villaviciosa—Reindeer, Tindall. Leg-
horn—Aureo. Trieste—Vintage, Oporto—Lady Mansel. Grace,
Malaga—Ann, Campbell ! lutnvid, Rrthartn mod ht...., St retcasou.-
o,—Yarne. Rio Grande—Remittance, Prince. Charleston
—Commerce, De Grave, Ostend—Anglo Saxon, Gordon, Boston
—Leasing, Aieman, Lecarnp—Grindley, Perkins, Madras.

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Swordfish, Green, from Pernambuco at this port; sailed 26th
August. The Peterel Packet sailed a few hours previously for
Falmouth ; the Pt iscilla was to sail for this port 28th Lug., and
the Irt about the sth Sept.
The ship Success. from Calcutta for London, 22nd instant, off
Newhaven, short of provisions.
Joseph Christie, and Margaret Elizabeth, M'Auley, hence at
Bahia.
St. George, from the Clyde, and Seaga] Packet, from Falmouth
Rirkrnan Finlay, from Bombay, and Lady Flora Hastings, from
the Mauritius, both at Calcutta.
Panthea, Glen, sai ed from ditto for this port 6th August.
Airey, Airth, sailed from Saugor 21st July; Margaret, Skelly,
Topping, Ist August; and Hope, Garnog, and Ann Jane, Smith,
ath August, all for this port.
Anti la, Barrett, hence for China at Anjer.
John Bartlett, from Sincapore at Anjer for London.
litherland, hence at Anjer.
IrePhine, hence off Java Head,
Ate... 4%. hence off St. Paul's for Shanghae.
July-48•14, Blanchard, sailed from Sourabaya for London 14th

aron
elle! ,et, Wylie. hence, and sailed 25th July for Penang; Ra.
the ,lailena, Wylie, from this port ; Recorder, Sharpe, from
sin.,!",aUritius; and Ripley, M'Allister, from the Clyde, all at
Prowse, Thompson ; Anne Jane, Rowe; and Chusan
d. from Hong Kong. all at Whew poa.
11,4" qua Marine, sailed from Hong Kong 25th June, for Shang-
e, and John Bull, Crawford, 4th July.
Adirondack,,„ Shapley, hence at New York.
(steamer.) Hewitt ; Herculean, Holmes ; Albanian,
°eke. and Huron, Weeks, hence at Boston.
2arnuel Ricks, Bunker; hence at New York.
irream.
, and Ino, arwick. hence at Colombo.
,a,,tie`seY Hall,Langley, sailed from Galox for London 21st July,
Duchess of Clarence, Birch, for Nicobay 7th July.
tliddley, Dickson, and Kingston, Stephens, both from the.
anritius at Madras, and sailed in August for Janjain and Lon..
40n.

‘2,,,°Dhiar Johns, sailed from Madras for Penang 30th July.
arao—,7„ston. Metcalf; Glenarm,. Guy; London, Michael; Lis-
Back ; W. S. Hamilton, Black, and Isabella Harnett,
ee at Calcutta.
Old England, from Shanghae at Formosa Channel.
tSeymour, Rodgers, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
iary, pv
, bite, ft*, m Sydney at Riverdelaide.
uerby. Quayle. hence at Brass.
4,4t1,4een. Oldfield, from Camaroons at Fernando Po.
leer t. (auxiliary steamer,) and Mars, from Cardiff, hence at
Monte Video.
4,4 Y Queen of Scots, Kifley, hence at Pernambuco, and was
sail 28th May for Maraphatn and this port.
Altce Mande, Williams, hence at i ernambuco, for Port Philip,
441 loss offoremast and main and wizen topmasts, and had re-
utted.
„,,0L Lowther Williams, sailed from Alexandria ssth Aug., and
Balkeey, 2d Sept., both for this port.
Brenda, Reid, hence at Ihrail.
Robert Newton, Mosey, hence at Trieste.
William, Steward, hence at Cronstadt.
Victoria, Johnson, from Rio Grande; Regalia, Lawson, from
Sierra Leone • Mary Laing, from Honduras, and Asia, from
Richibucto, all at Cove.
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Orion, Wilkinson, from Cronstadt at Bridgewater.
MONTK VIDEO. July v7.—The Royal Exchange, from Liver-
pool to Lima, has put in here with loss of rudder, and will hare
to discharge.
CAz.cuTTA, Aug. S.—The Oriental, Loonier, hence for London
is totally lost near Juggernaut; two of the crew are missing.—
The Sultan. Porter, and Plantagenet, Bird, both for London,
have put back leaky. —A ve sel, with loss of foremast and bow.
spilt, was seen on shore on Congong, 22d July, by the Victoria,
arrived here from Penang, which encountered a heavy gale at
S.W., W., and N.W., 18th, lgth, and 20th July.

FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25.—Wind N.W

ARRiven.—Colombian, Met rytnan. Mobile—Mountaineer,
Bogart, St. John, N.B.—Emily, Nicholas, Malaga—P. A. Ed.
Waal, Kemp. Ravia—Olive Branch, Frink, Gijon—Glenroy,
buccal), Windau—Adler, Vangelow, Ruginwold—lda Cornelia,
iCfhc4k, Rotterdam—Ranger, Stepney, Calcutta—Thomas Met.
or, maceio—Freeman, White. Jamaica—Richmond, Mustard,
Apalachicola—Empire, Russell, New York—St. George, Ferris,
.work ; sailed from Sandy Hook sth September—Princess
b„42n.., a. Thomas, Maranham—Lady Constable, —.
jtio Quebec—Asia, Hannah, Shediac—Victoria,
Grande.
"Arratn.—Katinka, Casely, Denia.
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jn—ivalnr O'Shanter, from Sincapore at the Straits of Sunda 11th
1 r po,t.
N 11111144 hfris om Sincapore at the Straits of Sunda 22nd July,
Port.
end Ponsonby, hence at the Straits of Sunda, for China,
81 Jul
vira. ething, from Bombay at London.
7Tfeesa. from Calcutta at London.
:.„„rugh. from Shanghae at London.
st%eouse, Ditchen. sailed from
I,myrna 4th September, and
,)41;,.e, and Queen Esther. h Sept.,Se all for this port.
Tini,nY. Daniel, hence at Constantinople.
this '"'lra. Riley from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed for
v;Pntgth Sent

i''''.'n°so, Aiio pirdi, hence at. Malta.
' "3"ible Carrubbaro, Schiffino, and Susannah, Westbeact
Bence at GenoaPireeY 11°112.
11(1. hence at Constantinople, making a litt'
Water, having been on shore rounding Seraglio Point.
lndover, liuyton, hence at Ceara.
S "rtl, Walker, hence at Tobermorey; leak"
ept for Aberden.
liori •
ewell, Carter hence at Mavanham
Asia ....:,

sailed fromiaTanlia—m-Tor this port 10th August

AR.. SATURDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER —Wind S.
I.Corhill
k from CuavEr,...._ Orbit, Larkin, from St. John, N.B.—Frances,
PerT. ba—Ariel. Pictou—Glide. Halifax—Adam
,Cateutta—Wasp, Grave, Camaroons—George Glen,
bintty,,P.ara—Barbadian, Morris, Jamaica,-10, 1P-
y„...---,..1111a. Rod., ~,a ~ . - --

'nes. Maz

,t.rk _phitu,.xa.rfinao, Puerto Cabello—Arethusa, Morris, New
Stephen—cancrdirs from St. Andrew—Margaret, Bcsr, from
?tv.
wart, f.ro_ r ate, Jarvis, from Alexandna—Breeze,
Ic_.Smyrna— Eliza, Giobat, from Painbaiut—ECODo-
- 14/Lucian—Abbey, Atlsipson, Licata.

Oct. 15, J. Bird, Club-row, Bethnal.green, timber merchant—
Oct 15, W. M. Smithson, Canterbury. printer—Oct. 15, H. and
J. Wilkins, London-wall, and Pinta, Saxony, wool merchants—
Oct. 20, C. C. Barley. Wisbeach St. Peter's. Cambridgeshire.
grocer—Oct. 23, J. Rudmln. Bath, oilman—Oct. 23, R. Nelson,
Great Portland street, hotel keeper—Oct. 23, C. Clarke. Goswell-
street and Cranburn-street, draper—Oct. 16, A. Hall, Manches-
ter, innkeeper—Oct. 14, G. W. and J. F. Jee, Leeds, drapers—
Oct. 14, W. Rolfe, Manchester. music seller.