The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-12-17 00:00:00

RATES OF FOREIGN BILLS IN NEW YORK

Oct. 15. Nov. 15. Nov. 22. Nov. 30.
London.... Ka 10 10 a 101 9.1 a 10 91a 9i
France ... . 5 173a5 1815 20 a 5 21 a 5 25 5 23)05 25
Amsterdam, 30'pla 401 40/a 401 40ka al 40 a 401
Hamburg .. 36aa 36:1 361 a 361 36aa 36-a 364-a 36a
Bremen.. .. 783 a 79 7.81 a 78t 78 a 781 78 a 781-

There will be but little specie shipped by this conveyance,
and rates have given way.
The depression which was upon the stock market at the
date of our last, owing chiefly to the results of the Mississippi
election, has continued up to this time. The results of the
election thus far, are in the State Senate 22 anti .bond men
to 10 bond-payers. In the house it stands 63 anti-bond to
39 bond-payers. The immediate effect of this state of things
upon State credits was apparent at the departure of the last
packet. Since then Illinois and Indiana bonds fell to 25,
and subsequently rose to 23.
NEW YORK CORN TRADE, Nov. 30.—Notwithstanding
the purchase of twenty thousand barrels of flour for shipment,
the article has a tendency to decline. Prices for all kinds
range from 6 37 dolls. to 6 621 dolls., and but very few sales
at the latter price. We have a supply here of about 225,000
barrels.
NEW YORK COTTON TRADE, Nov. 30.—The transactions
in this market have been very moderate, reaching scarcely
more than 2200 bales for the past week, at prices which run
from + to -1 cent less than the rates current previous to the
last news from abroad. At the South the business continues
dull, and generally at falling prices. The receipts are large
and stock generally accumulating, the rivers being now in
good boating condition. The crops promise exceedingly
well as to quantity, but the quality will be poorin consequence
of the rains during the " picking out." The following is a
table of the transactions at the different ports for the week,
previous to the date affixed :
STOCKS, SALES, PRICES, AND REMARKS.
Stocks. Sales. Prices. Remarks.
New York, Nov. 30 2,250 9 a 111 deciine +a 1
N. Orleans, " 20 87,495 14,000 84-a 10 firm
Mobile " 20 14,213 4,000 71a 10 declining
Augusta " 24 7,053 1,000 7 a 8/ " ct
Columbus " 21 300 8 a 8i " ct
Savannah " 24 13,862 4,065 7 a 9/ "
Charleston " 24 19,530 6,137 Na 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. 29.—The price of Flour
has declined. Several sales have been made for export at
86,50 per bbl for common brands of Peana Flour. Corn is
dull, and is offered on rather easier terms. An import of
near 700 Laguayra Hides were taken at 121 cents. yer lb.,
less 3 per cent. for cash.
We subjoin the log and list of passengers.
Abstract of the Log of the Royal Mail Steam-ship CALE-
DONIA, on a voyage from Boston to Halifax and Liver-
pool, E. G. Lott, Commander, in December, 1841.

December Ist, Wind S.W. P.M. received on board the
mails and passengers, and backed out from the wharf at east
Boston. At three, dismissed the pilot. Moderate breeze
and fine weather.
2nd, Wind W. by N. to E.N.E., 198 miles. A.M. mode-
rate and fine. P.M. strong breeze and fine weather.
3rd, Wind N.E., 200 miles. A.M. light breeze and fine.
P.M. light wind. At H arrived at Halifax, having been de-
tained twelve hours in consequence of fog.
4th, Wind S. by E. lying at Halifax. A.M. strong gales
and squally, with heavy rain. P.M. strong wind.
sth, Wind W.S.W. A.M. fresh breeze and fine clear
weather; at 8 20, sailed from Halifax. P.M. strong breeze
and squally, with a heavy swell from Westward.
6th, Wind 212 miles. A.M. fresh breeze and cloudy
weather. P.M. fresh breeze, and fine clear weather.
7th, Wind S.W., 230 miles. A.M. steady breeze and fine
clear weather. P.M. moderate and tine.
Bth, Wind S.E. to N.B. by N., 210 miles. A.M. light
breeze and fine. P.M. increasing breeze and hazy weather.
9th, Wind N.E. by N., 187 miles. A.M. fresh breeze and
cloudy. P.M. fresh breeze and cloudy.
10th, Wind N.E. by E., 215 miles. A.M. steady breeze
and clear weather. P.M. strong head breeze, with heavy
rain,
11th, Wind S., 209 miles. A.M. fresh breeze and hazy,
with rain. P.M. moderate and hazy.
12th, Wind S.W., 236 miles. A.M. fresh breeze and
squally, with rain. P.M. fresh gales and heavy squalls.
13th, Wind 223 miles. A.M. strong gales and
squally, with rain. P.M. hard gale and heavy squalls.
14th, Wind S.E. by E. E., 240 miles. A.M. fresh
breeze and cloudy weather. P.M. increasing breeze and
cloudy weather, passed a brig, running E.S.E.
15th, Wind S.W., 236 miles. A.M. strong breezes and
squally, with rain. At noon, saw wizen bead, bearing N.E.
by N., distance seven miles. P.M. strong breezes and clear
weather.

IGth, Wind S.W., hurtling up Channel. A.M. fresh
breezes and cloudy, with small rain. At noon received on
board a pilot. P.M. strong breeze and cloudy, with showers.
At six moored in the Sloyne.

PASSENGER LIST OF THE STEAM-SHIP CALEDONIA.—
From Boston to Liverpool. —Rev. R. Baird, Mr. John Gor-
don, Mr. William Reynolds, Mr. Deacon and Lady, Mrs.
Parker, Miss E. E. Parker, and Servant, Mr. J. M`kinnon;
Mr. R. Lewis, Mr. J. Drummond, Mr. C. Alexander, Mr.
James Shaw, Mr. Wm. Keprick, Lieut. J. B. Clark, R.N.
From Halifax to Liverpool.—Mr. Stephen Boggs and Lady,
Mr. W. Clark, Mr. John Churchhill, Mr. Gordon' Mr.
Thomas Grassie, Rev. Mr. Dease, Mr. W. Fyfe, Mr. Hugh
M'Kechnie, Mr. James Ferguson, Mr. Robert Hughes,
Mr. William Delziel, Mr. John Towel, Mr. Robert Watson,
Mr. John Roberts, Mr. Kennedy Campbell.