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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

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weather was extremely dry at Puerto Rico, and also at St.
Thomas ; indeed St. Thomas was suffering for water, and
the crops on the south side of Puerto Rico had generally

In Jamaica the crop was

fated at an increase over

less by £250,000. The following are the only interesting
particulars received from Mexico :
So sickly was Vera Cruz when the Medway left that all
the hospitals were full. and 20 to 25 nersons were dying

daily. The town wa's -under...the command of Color
Wilson, with about 400 men in the Castle of St. Jean

allOV• vv aJ J4a Vlll6 ty Ik/11.111 ,U 1111 01.11
Gates had about 1,000 regular troops and a numl
volunteers under his command in the latte

T place

both places a very e

ras stated at Vera Croz thnt General Scott was at
1, 75 miles from Mexico, with 4,800 infantry, 200

with PrOvisCons ; he left Colonel Childs and 200 men' at
Jalapa. General Taylor was at Monterey with 5,000 or
6,000 troops, mostly volunteers. General Taylor is ac-
knowledged by the Americans to be " iii a fix "—much in
want of provisions, ammunition, and money.
General Scott's army had five months' pay due to them,
were very discontented, wanted many necessaries, and as
many as 30 per day are said to be lost from sickness. His
s composed of Yankees, Irish, Gerrnans; and a

army

his position was r

The valuabl,

of the ci

Gold was fast dis

given for doubloons: '
little wealth they posse

The lower orders are burying w

The foundation of the first German catholic chur
built in Prussia has been laid at Leignitz, in Silesia
In the year 1828, the quantity of caoutchouc exported
from Brazil, did not exceed 20,00011 ; but in the year
1845-6, it amounted to upwards of 800,000tb, besides
415,953 pairs of shoes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

OD TUESDAY

Afternoon, 'at the Cl-i'rendonirooms,iinless previously dis-
sed of private treaty, subject to conditions of sale,
LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate on the
east side o Plumbe-street, in Liverpool, (opposite Ed-
mund-street.) containing in front to Ph/mile-street (inclusive
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

TO THE PUBLIC.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Having witnessed the delinea-
tions in Poses Plastiques of Professors Keller and Tumour,
while admitting
.the beauty and classicality of their produc-
tions, I felt convinced that such personifications might be suc-
cessfully applied to nobler and more instructive purposes, viz.,
to the illustration of Poetical and Historical Literature. To
that end I prepared the subjects placed before you in these
Lectures, which have been honoured by public approbation in
London, and are now submitted to provincial patronage and
criticism. In placing the poor productions of my humble pen
by the side of costly specimens of elevated education, and in-
spirations of lofty genius, I feel that I am courting comparisons
which must be disadvantageous to myself. I am content, how-
ever, to submit to the rod of criticism, pickled in the Attic salt
(or brine) of illustrious contemporaries. In reference to the
models themselves, great care has been taken in their selection ;
they are all from the artist's studio :
Figures in whom we fairly trace
Development of every grace ;
Beauteous when chiselled out by Art,
But, warmly breathing, they impart
(As beings of divine creation,)
A brighter, holier admiration.
Hoping that this novel attempt to unite in one entertainment
Poetry, Sculpture, Painting, and Music, may induce a dignified
competition of value to society, I have the honour to be, Ladies
and Gentlemen, your very humble and obedient servant,
RENTON NICHOLSON.

GRAND POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITION,
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.

ADMISSION.
From Ten to Four, One Shilling; Children, Sixpence.
From Four to Ten, p.m., Sixpence. Season Tickets, Five
Shillings.
EXTRA ADM LSST
To the CONCERTS, Lower lery, is. ; Body, 6d. ; Upper
Gallery, 3d.
To the GRAND PAN AMA, by DAMSON, Lower Gallery,
6d. ; Body, 4d. tUp r Gallery, 2d.
To the LABYRINTH, Id.
To the GLAro,IARUAI, Id. ; Skaters, including the use of
Skates, 6d. per half-hour.
SEASON TICKETS, admitting to the entire Exhibition, Ten
Shillings; TRANSFERABLE DITTO, One Guinea.
J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

One of the Compat _
LIVERPOOL every Tt
about two hours before high vi

time of sailing

Koy furthef particulars apply to the Agents, WILLIAM

35, Water-street, Liverpool

BIRKENHEAD (COMMISSIONERS') DOCKS.
AREPORT having been extensive) circulated that
the Birkenhead Docks have osed, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, that such • T THE CASE, the SAID
DOCKS BEING STILL for ALL VESSELS desirous of
entering the same.

AMBR9IittrWALN, Clerk to the Commissioners
Dock Offices, Birkenhead, Bth July, 1847.

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
DOCK RATES AND DUES.
A T a MEETING of the DOCK COMMITTEE
held the 17th day of June, 1847,

Present,

BRAMLEY MOORE, Es,

Chairman;

The COMMITTEE for the AFFAIRS of the ESTATE of the
TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS, having taken into
consideration the Rates and Duties now payable upon Articles
of Merchandise, imported and exported to and, from the Li-

acks ; do hereby, in pursuance of the powers and -authorities
Pntained in the several Acts of Parliamen 3atYng to the
)cks and Harbour of Liverpool, LOW and REDUCE th
id RATES and DUTIES, upon t veral Articles of Mer
Landise hereunder specified, viz
SALT. Roc].

er Ton Nett—

COTTON WQQjoefign the Unit

I States, viz

New Orleans
Natchez

CaWeston
St. Mark'

New York

Virginia

South Carolina,

Charleston

.
From Maranham
„ Ceara ....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING'S CONCERT.

TRIO AND CHORUS—Chough and Crow.... Misses Thornton
and Parsons, Mr. Geo. Buckland, and the Vocalists. Bishop.
DUET—Yes, I read it in those Eyes.... Miss Grant and Miss
Parsons.—Bishop.
SoNo—The Ship on Fire.... Mr. Geo. Buckland.—Russell.
MOTTERNO AND BOLERO—At that dread Defile.... Miss Grant
and Miss Thornton—(Crown Diamonds.)-4tuber.
SONG—Scenes of my Youth.... Miss Parsons.—Benedict.
DUET—Mighty Jove.... Mr. Rafter & Mr. Buckland.—Rossini.
DUTCH FANTASIA on the Melodium.... Mr. E. F. Smith.
BALLAD—I've no Money.... Miss Grant.
DUET—The Singing Lesson.... Miss Thornton and Mr. George
Buckland.—Fioravanti.
SoNo—Never despair.... Mr. Rafter.—Braham.
Taio—My Lady the Countess.... Miss Grant, Miss Thornton,
and Miss Parsons.—Cimarosa.
Somi—Tis not for Me... Miss Thornton—(Bondman.)—Balfe.
Duar—Let thine Eyes.... Miss Grant and Mr. Rafter—(Cinde-
rella.)—Rossini. •
SOLO AND CHORUS—TTRIIIp Chorus.... Miss Grant and the
Vocalists.—Biehop.
BUFFO SONG—Cinderella.... Mr. Geo. Buckland.—J. Parry.
LAUGHING TRIO AND CHORUS—Vadasi di qua.... By all the
Vocalists.—Martini.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

it. Paul's Churchyard, who w

,mpelled to be confined by

4 strait waistcoat to prevent his
any violence, and whose case was considered en-
,,y hopeless, I was induced to ascertain the particulars, and
being satisfied of the truth of my imormation, encouraged me
to make a trial of your most invaluable Medicine, entertaining
little hopes of success, having been ----
ferer, and tried 7
very happy in bein

many years so severe u sul
my said to be very valuable remedies. I m
' my testimony of the benef

I derived: after a feiv days' application the use of my litas Sie.
perfectly restored, and I am now able to attend Inv business,
and, making an allowance for my age, never was better in my
life. To those. however severely afflicted and hopeless their
case may have been pronounced, I beg of them to make a trial,
feeling quite satisfied they will be restored to the use of their
limbs, from the severe cases that have yielded to this Medicine.
Health is a great biessing to those who can enjoy it, but to
'lose who are deprived, none feels it so severely as the trades-
► or mechanic_ fuld

erally causes loss of business, ______
I shall at all times feel it my duty to
flicted, to evince how grateful i sin

for my restoration, and am, Sir, Yours truly

GEORGE POLLARD

October 20, 1844

Well-street, Cripplegat,
.onfined to my bed by G

iatism, not a part from my I
Ls helpless as an infant: no

to my feet fri

)le situation

;o3 me, or I r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

thipments generally ha

arrix:ed,

or the vesse

suuus entered have not
1 will not hold them. They are, in the gene-
rality of cases, forwarded by other vessels and re-entered;
and the original entry is thus verified. If they are with-
drawn altogether, they must first be short-shipped to
enable the owners to recover the dock and town dues ;

will make the real entry. These
generally very trifling in amount.

port shipments are

It is certainly possible for a dozen or so of parties to
make entries, and never to ship at all. In this case,
however, they must pay us both dock and town dues ;
for the only way to get them back is to short-ship those
which, appearing in the daily " Bill of Entry,'•
tralise their attempted imposition by making it
xpensive. Our contemporary may rest assured
TIPPIi of firirr --

entries,
will ne

that there

government return o
.übject. It is pretty well understood by all parties

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SUMMARY.

The money market at the close of the week displayed
somewhat more tightness, principally caused by the an-

to be contracted for in October next, owing to

which there was a slight fall in the price of government

,nd other securities

Notwithstanding the payment of
in increased demand ; and
instances to charge higher

the July dividends money was
the bank was observed in some

preventec

harvest

vent our having recourse to other countries for any great
quantity of food. It is, however, thought that, however
considerable may be our home supply, we shall receive
largely of the abundance of the crops in the United.
States; and may also be called upon to withdraw a consi-
derable amount of Mi11i.,,,

home to

► •

outb ginatrfra.

engagement to that effect trill be givsn.
For VALPARAISO,
The regular trading A. 1 Ship PICKWICK

Now loading in Prince's Dock.
For LIMA,
The fine A I Barque DIRECTOR.
The RA FAI L has room for a few tons fine goods, and will be

'One interest.)

444!'
• -4 / O. 'I

Viiittb &tato.

To be despatched on the 18th instant.
For NEW YORK,
The first-class American Ship ADIRONDACK,
T. SHIPLEY, Master ;
Burthen 700 tons ; coppered and copper-fastened ;
' trader between the two ports, and a

well-known as

,

BOSTON PACKET SHIPS
TRAIN'S LIN'

ailing on the 20th of every Month from
LIVERPOOL TO BOSTON.

WASHINGTON IRVING,
OCEAN MONARCH(newsI
MARY ANN A. H. BROW
ANGLO AMERICAN (nevi

These ships are all of thefirstc

s; coppered and copper-

the trade ; have excellent accomniouaLio.i. .u. ,
and sail from Boszox, for LIVERPOOL, on the sth of every
month.
In order to ensure punctuality in sailing, no goods will be re-
ceived after the 18th of each month.—For terms of freight or
passage apply to
BARING BROTHERS and CO.
lit payable at four dollars eighty cents to the pound

i'fration

HIBERNIA, for HALIFAX and BOSTON
ENGAGED GOODS will be taken TO-MORROW, (We

received after Noon on t

16th instant

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM SHIPS,
OINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL

I. • gf

BRITANNIA
ACADIA ....

LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
it at HALIFAX to land and receive
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

y are indi

onsiness is en a in,
In shirting there is no particuk.
-emand for 36-in. is very fair, but for 4,
were is not much inquiry. Yarns, during the week, nave been
steady, but no large business doing. The home-trade houses,
though not so depressed as they were some weeks ago have no
as yet experienced any very decided improvement. It is jar
between seasons with them, and no great amount of busine
can be expected until
ducers
termr

)therviise he
The d

le'tbin it NYOllf

appear resolved either to sell on more-remune
to stock what they make for the present.—Man,

ROCH DALE FLANNEL M kRKET.—We have had a Inizk
ttendance in the flannel market this week, and there

he last

yid buy

ht some of the extensive

hi larze rua
,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

ors of Britist

when the

ruse Of

that the time might corn(
would no longer sit quietly under the wrongs and injustic
inflicted upon the subjects of this country, and when the
British nation would no longer witness with tranquillity
the interest unpaid upon the £150,000,000 of money du(
to private subjects, and that if they didi riot move propel
Hi eir enzazenic

verriment of

s country might be. court

public opinion,

by the vote of Parliament
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TUESDAY

A resolution was agreed to in committee authorising tht
-Treasury to make advances for the purpose of carrying out
the provisions of the Health of Towns Bill, after which
the bill itself was committed, little progress, however, be-
ing effected, as, after a short discussion, and the passing
4af only one clause, the committee was adjourned to
Thursday at twelve o'clock.
Lord G. BENTINCK, in an explanatory speech, moved
an address to the Crown, praying her Majesty to take steps
to secure redress for the British bondholders of unpaid
Spanish bonds from the Spanish Government.
Lord PALMERSTON, in a powerful speecl,
monetary condition of Spain and her colonies, contending
'that with one or two exceptions they could at least have
paid off a portion of their debts thus contracted, but that
they squandered away their resources on illegitimate ob-
jects, not connected with the interests of their country.
The question was one of expediency, not of power, the
noble lord added, and he cautioned other states to remem-
ber, who might be disposed to neglect their pecuniary ob-

h, ie7iewed the

ligatio
or Pa

le British nation
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

AINTREE RACES
No. 32 BOOTH,
BACK OF THE GRAND STAND.

HAMILTON, of the Star Hotel, Williamson-
, square, respectfully informs his Friends that he has
taken the above Stand, where he trusts to receive a share of
public patronage.
WINES, SPIRITS, ALE and BOTTLED PORTER, of the
first quality.
Iced Champagne, Cigars, Hollands Gin, DINNERS, 6.c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

THE LIVERPOOL

-Baritrts.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JULY 6.
Wheat, 17 qrs., @ .t 1 19s. Id. r qr.: total, £67 4s. sd,
Oats, 0 qrs., e .40 Os. Od. qr.: total, £0 Os. Od.
Barley, 0 qrs., @ .e 0 Os. Od. as qr.: total, £0 Os. Od.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, JULY 12.
_
Mails desp'd Last Packet Next Packet
Destination. from London sailed, due.
S'IIAMPTON STATION
Lisbon
7th, 17th, Madrid ~ .. Jupiter ....
Madeira
7pain
India, Ceylon,
.Gibraltar every month
and 27th of June 28 July, 6
Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Indus
Greece and Egypt.... of every June 20
Bermuda,) For Cs ol
&China month.
(1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind.'
(except Hondura &
2ndand 1-
in W. Indies, except of every , July 2 due July 7
Havana, Venez ra month.
...
and Madeira .... ue
'
...
• . J
de
(2) Mexico& Havana . } 2nd of every Teviot .... Next Mai
(3) Bermuda St. Juan month only. July 2 due July 7
FALMOUTH TAHyreSsr. :%.:: r.o • New Grenada Nicaragua,
. and‘ 'l7th of every Severn .... Next Mail
.... month only. June 17 due July 7
Brazil, and 1 :Pvng.. of 4th H M Seagull HMB.ExpV
Madeira,
Nf.je;7ery month June 6 Aug. 26
LIVERPOOL STATION)
Brit, N. America, Ber- 1 :ism. instant Britannia .. Cambria
mos, MI U. States I ! *
July 4 ' July 15

cambria
July 15
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

William- Chambers, of Edinburgh, writinr, from
ldorf, makes the following satisfactory report of the
in Germany :—" After having made a very extensive
hrough Prussia Wurtemberg, Bavaria, Upper and
r Austria, Bohemia, Saxony, Hanover, and some
states in Germany, also Belgium, I am glad to say

. ,
that everywhere the crops look remarkably well, and hold
out the promise of a good or at least an average harveSt.
In Bohemia I saw more extensive tracts of ground under

potato crop than elsewhere ; the plants seemed strong and

_
healthy ; and I was informed that, on examination, no-
thing like taint had been discovered among the young.
ibers. In Hanover, and the part of Prussia where I now
the crops of barley are heavier than T have seen in
y other quarter of Germany. Rye is universally ripen
es, will soon come under the sickle."
A correspondent of the Mark Lane

id, iii some plac

UNITED STATE

Express writes as follows from Albany, under the date of
June 11, 1847 :—" I think it is right that you should
know the real state of things in this country. Specula-
tors have been borrowing money in England, and pur-
chased nearly all the flour and wheat, and have bear
keeping it there to rise the price, and make immense
profits; but they will be disappointed. The enormous
quantity of these articles now crowding into Buffalo is
almost incredible ; I should say it is nearly enough t,o,
supply the whole world, and will be conveyed to Englan
as fast as vessels can be supplied to take it. The
canal is so much crowded with produce of this kind the_
they are charging more than double freight for it. It.B,
been a very late sp
an abundant harvest.
rinF, but everything it nox prow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

LOAF BREAD,
POSSESSIN'G THE REQUISITE PROPERTIES OF
FLAVOUR AND SWEETNESS.

GIBBONS begs to announce that he continues
R
to make LOAF BREAD a leading Article in his Busi-
ness, the most scrupulous attention being paid to both Material
and IVlanufacture, thus providing an Article unrivalled for fla-
vour and sweetness.
During the continuance of the present warm weather, Fami-
lies cannot pay too much attention to the quality of their Loaf
Bread, as it is an ascertained fact that a large quantity of Flour
has this season been imported into Liverpool in a damaged
state. R. G., however, guarantees the sound quality of every
Article manufactured by him, and assures his Customers and
the Public generally, that the confidence so long reposed in his
Establishment shall never be abused by him, by the introduc-
tion of injurious or spurious materials.
Scotch Oatmeal, Peameal, Pearl Barley, Rye Flour, and
Frenchton Flour.
EDINBURGH

FLOUR BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT WAREHOUSE
9 and 11, LONDON-ROAD, ,
LIVERPOOL.
N.B.—Observe, nearly opposite the Blind Asylum.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

ADELPHI THEATRE, CHRISTIAN-STREET.
By Mr. GEO. M'LEAN,
To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, on the Premises, the Adelphi Theatre, Christian-
street, in Liverpool,—without Reserve,
THE whole of the exte CHINERY and
PROPERTIES of th ye-named heatre, and other
Effects; comprising quantity of Scenery, Blocks and
Cordage, a general- orted Wardrobe, numerous quantity of
Theatrical Prop es, together with the very extensive Fixtures
and Fittings of the Theatre, &c., &c.
May be viewed on the Morning prior to the Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

ICITIME

njunction with
my 071 n, each driver yelling out that he was first. To be

great square

sure, they drive you a mil& ,nd a half for fourpence, while
in Liverpool, for a far le 3 distance, some rascals
upon two shillings.
On the 18th of Ma- 77 heavy .)
bay, harbour, and city . faples.
the knocking together of ship'
altogether, with the thunde
grandeur and inextricable c

The cries of the sailors,
irges, and boats, made

gene of

Still old Vesuvius
tterenee, that the usually

ately cloud
ms of smoko

,e exact outline ol
f the mountains !
er thv

fonarch of Volean(

seared brow, where oust ana asnes, rocks of lava and
sulphur, scattered by thy wrath, have spread desolation
and destruction all around thee. Ruin marks thy realm
thou stern, despotic monarch, brother to death, remorse-
,
less less as the grave. Yet have I cast into thy ponderous,
unfathomable, and smoking throat thy cast-out rocks,
until thy gurgling maw belched forth in fiery eructations,
like to the thunders of Almightly Jove. Thou fierce, in-
flamed, hot tumour of the world, farewell !

Amid the vast multitude of gems of art that so richly
adorn the Museo Borbonico at Naples, it is only neces-
sary to enumerate a few of the most striking of the an-
tique marble statues and bronze figures and busts that
have been placed here after being dug out of Pompeii
and Herculaneum. The Alexander, on his favorite horse
Bucephalus, ornamented with silver, is fine ; so also the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

THOMAS GOODALL WILKINSON,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
NO. 18, LEECE-STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. LURE'S CHURCH,

TN returning the acknowledgment due by him to his
numerous Friends and the Public in general, for the kind
support he has received from them since his commencement in
the above Business, seven years since, begs a continuance of
their favours, which it will be his utmost study by the strictest
attention to merit.

T. G. W., not boasting of new inventions of his own, desires
merely to state, that his mode of business is to ftkrnish his
Customers with a good and
.gentlemanly article, of 'first-rate
for WELLINGTON
and make, and to their own taste as to form. His charge
WELLINGTON BOOTS,
BEST WORKNIANSIIIP, is
TWENTY FOUR SHILLINGS,
invariably using none other than French Calf in their manu-
facture.
Should a misfit by any possibility occur, fresh Articles will
be furnished, no loss or expense being incurred, as J. G. W.
never professes to alter any Article that misfits. He feels con-
fident a single trial will yield the utmost satisfaction.
Gentlemen having their own Lasts cannot be tinder appre-
hension in respect to misfitting, or inconvenience in anyway, at
his Establishment.
Liverpool, July, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

sed lady I saw in pure white muslin, devoutly_kneel-

OA see her bosom was spotted a
min ! Why do I mention this

m -like that at

fioon

ow-p

ill over by the bites of
3, but to shew that a
pies is much worse than

.nd superstitious

'iquefaction of the'venerated

,tal water
at sultry
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

is not interior to any of

l ; a Tale for Scotch

rnen in the 19th

lers and parties in Scotland

Floes thus far con-

, but w

d's Shilli

lust see more of it before ur(
It is illustrated by K. :14

re it not f

Tin of political

,nd in-

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the Whii

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of that

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Literatur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

I SECOND EDITION.

Standard Office, Half-past Twelve o'clock

--

I MUMMA OF THE CAMBRIA.

The arrivals have been from—
Porto Cabello .
Galveston, Texas
New Orleans l9B
Florida
South Carolina 621

1,626 bales.
.. 19,093 bales
, . 2,369 ~
1,025,044 bales

Total
Total Import, since Ist instant
Export, from Ist to 29th June
Export from the United States
Since Ist September last
Same time last year

1;400,652

ilcrun AND MEAL.—TIie market for Western Flour con-.
tinued very firm, the sales in some measure being restricted,
owing to the indisposition to sell at current rates; the sales
were not less than 15,000 bbls, part for shipment, commencing
at 17,124 for Genesse, but as the day advanced 57,15 A a $7,152
was paid ; and for 3000 bbls in good order in store, 57,25 was
realized; the sales afloat, however, We believe were all 57,124,
the current rate for a few days past ; for Michigan and Ohio,
$7 for mixed, and 57,121 for straight brands were readily paid,
and these may be considered the fair closing quotations with a
good inquiry. To arrive in July, one-half the 20th, 2a 3000
bbls Ohio, &c., sold at $7. Southern generally remains as

noticed ahoy.' very dull at 37,25, with only small'sales ; 1001bs.
Brandywine brought 31,50. Rye flour is unsettled, and can
now only be quoted 35,50 a 35, 75; Corn Meal, too, is lower,
and prices uncertain; the sales of yesterday were 1500 barrels
at 34,75 to $-5,54 for good North River and Jersey; and 31,371
to 54,25 for Western, the lower being the closing rates; Brandy-
wine may be quoted nominal at 35 for barrels, and 324, cash,

The receipts down the Hudson, from theopening of River
navigation to yesterday, are—

Wheat Flour
Corn Meal..

bbls. 1,015,375
32,452

Export, from Ist to

29th June.

Wheat Flour 299,694 bbls.
GRAlN.—Wheat has continued in good supply, and prices
are without improvement ; 2,500 bushel• of White Ohio brought
51,58 ; for very handsome White Genesee, 31,85 was asked-
-31,75 we suppose is a fair quotation. A lot of 400 bushels new
was received here yesterday from Charleston, and remains un-
sold. Of Northern Rye we have only to note a further sale of
700 bushels at .81.06 in the slip. Barley is offered below 70
cents, without finding buyers. Oats are lower, and can only be

o 50 cents.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.

POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 13th,
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 14th, and FRIDAY
next, the 16th instant,

A CONCERT
will take place, for these Three Nights onl by the following
popular VOCAL
Mrs. SUNDERLAND, (from h ajesty's Philharmonic and
Ancient Conce , Exeter-hall, &c.)
Mr. RYALLS, (of the ' rpool and Manchester Concerts.)
INSTRU TAL SOLO PERFORMERS.
Violin, M OODALL, (Pupil of De Beriot.)
Piano-forte, Mr. BEST.

VERSAILLES SPLENDIDLY ILLUMINATED,
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS, and GORGEOUS FINALE.
Admission, is. Concert to commence at Eight o'clock.

LIVERPOOL LICENSED VICTUALLERS'
SOCIETY.

fGRAND FETE, GALA, DINNER, and BALL
. will be held on THURSDAY, the 29th instant, in commem-
oration of the ROYAL VISIT to LIVERPOOL, at the
ZOOLOGICAL GIf„I.I.IZAW,
11 IN AID O,T E
BENEVO,L,CNT FUND
Of the above Society.
Tickets for Admission to the Gardens alone, Is. each.
To the Ball and Gardens, 2s. 6d. each.
To We Gardens, Dinner, and Ball, 7s. 6d. each.
To be had of the various Members of the Committee of the
Liverpool Branch of the Institution, 59, St. Anne-street, and at
the Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-street.
For particulars see future advertisement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCIIESTER.—The inquiry for goods, though not so gene-
ral as it was at the beginning of the week, still continues to be
experiences! to a fair extent. The actual business done has not
been large, but the prices realized are better than those of last
week. Printing cloths are in good request, and command._
rather higher rates than they did a few days ago. • Orders we
understand to be multiplying in the hands of the buyers, but
they are indisposed to operate at the prices now required, and
consequently business is on a more limited scale than it would
otherwise be. In shirtings there is no particularchange to no-
tice. The demand for 36-in. is very fair, but for 40-in E 6 reed
there is not much inquiry. Yarns, during the week, have been
steady, but no large business doing. The home-trade houses,
though not so depressed as they were some weeks ago, have not
as yet experienced any very decided improvement. It is just
between seasons with them, and no great amount of business
can be expected until near autumn. Some of the heaviest pro-
ducers appear resolved either to sell on more remunerating
terms or to stock what they make for the present.—Manchester
Examiner.
ROCD DA LE FLANNEL, M RKET.—We have had a moderate
attendance in the flanne; ma •ket this week, and there, s a ranch
better feeling between the manufacturers and buyers: During
the last fortnight some of the eXtensive manufacturers have
sold large quantities of goods, and to-day a moderate amount
of business has been done in the Blackwater market. Prices
of all sorts of goods are much the same ; but the manufacturers
are not so anxious to push sales. There is a little improve-
ment in the wool market; some sorts are better to buy, but
brokes and skins much the same.
NoTriNonAm.—Lace: .There has been a fair inquiry for
"muslin goods," and though the sales have not been large,
they have been effected under somewhat improved circumstan-
ces. Hosiery : There is' but little to notice in the trade this
week. Every department is now very quiet, and the spring
season nearly over. Any very decided change or improvement
in the trade cannot now be expected until the autumn trade
sets in.
LEEDS.—WC are glad to report some improvement in the
woollen trade this week. The public markets have been better
attended, and more business done than for some time past, and
both merchants and manufacturers are lookinmwith some con-
fidence to a good fall trw!e. stocks, as we have repeatedly
stated, are low; and though prices have not undergone any
marked change, the increased price or the finer wool will Iwo-
bably, with an unproved home trade, consequent on the lower-
ing of the price of grain, lead to some advance of cloths. We
are glad to find there has been more inquiry-for the finer qua-
liqes of cloth this week, and that the foreign houses are doing
a lair business for the season.
BRA Ditoll D. ifoot.—Th. demand for Combing Wools stil
continues limited, and the supply in the market very bare,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

4-4- 'THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.

AMATEUR PERFORMANCE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. LEIGH HUNT.
• UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
'THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF SEFTON AND THE
WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR.
N WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 23th instant,
k./ will be presented Ben Jonson's Comedy, in Five Acts, of
EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR.
Kitely Mr. John Foster.
Old Knowell Mr. G. H. Lewis.
Young Knowell Mr. FrederkkPickens.
Wellbred Mr. T.4.*Thonip-Son.
Master Stephen . Mr. Douglas Jerrold.
Master Matthew Mr. John Leech.
Justice Clement Mr. Dudley Costello.
Downright Mr. Frank Stone.
Captain Bobadil Mr. Charles Dickens.
Cash • Mr. Augustus Dickens.
Formal Mr. George Cruikshank.
Cob Mr. Augustus Egg.
Brainworra Mr. Mark Lemon.
Ladies, &c.
Previous to the Comedy,
AN ADDRESS,
'written for the occasion by Sir EDWARD BULWER LYTTON,
will be spoken by Mr. Foster.
After the Comedy,
AN INTERLUDE.
To cnclude with Mr. Peake's Farce of

i
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*COMFORTABLE LODGINGS IN PARIS IN 1750.

The whole of the Seats in the Lower and Upper Boxes and
Pit are reserved, and the Box Plan will be opened on and after
To-MORROW (Wednesday), the 14th instant, from Ten to Three
o'clock each day, at the Theatre-Royal, where places can be
secured.
Boxes, 10s. 6d. ; Upper Boxes and Pit, ss. ; Gallery, 28.
Further particulars will be given as soon as the arrangements
are completed.
SHERIDAN BIUSPRATT, Ph. D., Hon. Sec.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

NICHOLSON'S

ILLUSTRATIONS OF POETRY AND SONG,

BY LIVING MODELS, MALE AND FEMALE.
From the Garrick's Head Hotel, Bow-street, London.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY IN LIVERPOOL,
Commencing Monday, the 12th, and ending Saturday next, the
17th instant.

TN introducing this Novel Entertainment to the Ladies
IN
and Gentlemen of Liverpool; lir. NICHOLsON begs em-
phatically to remark, that tbere is nothing in the Exhibition to
which the most fastidiweS can object. Those who enter with
prejudice will remain with admiration.
Doors open at 4,ight o'clock, Performance will commence at
Half-past Eight.' Half Price to the Boxes only at Half-past
Nine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO-FORTE.
MISS BEALE (Pupil of M. TnAt.t-gRO) -respect-
fully announces to her Friends. Pupils, the 'Public of
Liverpool and its•vicinity, that she will RE-COMMENCE her
INSTRUCTIONS on MONDAY next, the 19th instant.
40, FALICA7R-STREET, July 12th, nt7.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

if/

'", ,

lt_4

STRAW

NEWEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE
AS WELL AS
PHEAPEST STOCK OI

MORGAN'S,
IT GEORGE-STREET,

NO. 29, GR

TAILORING AND GENERAL
`WAREHOUSES,
24 and 26, BOLD-STREET.

Orereoats,
Dressing Gowns,
Waterproof Coats,
Shooting Coats,
House Coats,
Youth's Wrappers.

JOSEPH

DAVIS,

(LATE DAWBARN AND DAVIS.,)

ETS AT COST PRICE.

MRS. GARDNER,
66, BOLD-STREET,
(CORNER OF SLATER-STREET,)
TN consequence of the depression in trade and the
I advanced period of the season, has determined at once to
REDUCE the whole of her
STOCK OF BONNETS
To COST PRICE.
66, Bold-street, (corner of Slater-street.)

BONNETS,

y new principle,

.t very low charges_
Trimming gratuitously, by a first-rate Mane/.
A Respectable YOUNG MAN WANTED as an ASSISTANT.

BAD TIMES.
TO meet the present circumstances of Trade, I have
determined to offer every inducement to Purchasers, and.
have, therefore, made an

UNPARALLELED REDUCTION
in the price of every kind of Summer Stock. I just quote, for
example, from a boundless variety,
New Printed Muslin and Barege Dresses, from 4s. 6d. the Dress;
New Barege and Cashmere Shawls, from 3s. 11d. each;
New Linen, Scotch and French Ginghams, from Md. ;
Checked, Striped, and Bordered Window Muslins, from 3id.
and 5d per Yard ;
The Newest Styles in Straw Bonnets.
BELOW COST!
r.-- of ram},

_ feces of sonnet Ribbons, 54d. (half-price;)
A large Lot, comprising both Plain and Fancy, Black and
Coloured, Silks, at 130., 183 d., 231 d., and 2s. 4d. per
Yard, in which Lot are Silks worth 3s. 6d. per Yard.
I respectfully solicit the attention of all Purchasers, assuring-
them of very decided advantages, my sole object being the
speedy conversion of the Stock.

WILLIAM MINTON,
40,—BOLD-STREET,-40-
N.B.—ln the usual regular departments of SILK MERCERY,
FAMILY LINEN DRAPERY, FASIILY MOURNING,
HOSIERY, LACE, 8.c., Goods of the richest and most
substantial character will be found
DECIDEDLY CHEAP.

EQUIPMENT

Broad Cloths,
Fancy Trouserings,
Birk Vesting:,
French hats,
Irish Linens,
Printed Shirting:.

ARCHER'S PATENT FLANNEL, GUARANTEED NOT TO SHRINK.

P. L. MACTAGGART, Proprietor.
SHIRTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES.

R AND DRAPER
14, COLQUITT-STREET.

THE NEWEST LONDON and PARISIAN
STYLES, combining Elegance with Economy, supplied by
__JOSEPH DAVIS,
• - -

TAILOR AND DRAPER,
14, COLQUITT-STREET,
(SEVENTH DOOR FROM BOLD-STREET,)
LIVERPOOL.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

MEETING OF THE BIRKENHEAD DOCK
COMMISSIONERS.

The usual monthly meeting of the Birkenhead Dock
Commissioners was held on Wednesday morning last, at
the Board-room, Hamilton-square; JOSEPH.MALLABY,
Esq., in the chair.
The LAW-CLERK read the minutes of the Dock Com-
mittee, which contained a lengthened correspondence
between Mr. Pemberton, the crown solicitor, on the part
of the Woods and Forests, and Mr. J. B. Lloyd, on the
part of the commissioners, relative to the conditions on
which the officers of the crown proposed to give their
consent to the passing of the two bills now before parlia-
ment.

Mr. WATSON was desirous of asking the chairman a
question, to which, for the public good, he requested an
explicit answer. He wished to know if the chairman was
not aware, long ago, that tie commissioners' title to the
dock estate was defective ? and if he had ever befort
communicated that'fact to the board ? _

The CHAIRMAN said he did not know that the title was
defective. There was nothing new at all in the claim.
They were aware that Mr. Price clainied some anchorage
dues. His claim to that was stated by counsel in the
House of Lords; but he (the chairman) was not aware
of his making any new claim whatever.
Mr. LAIRD thought they should not regard the claim
of Mr. Price as one relating to the mere value of the dues
themselves; but as a question raised for proving his right
to the foreshore in right of these dues.
. The CHAIRMAN explained from a plan of the works,
as they were originally intended to be constructed, the
nature and extent of Mr. Price's claim, which he (Mr. M.)
never looked upon to be of any importance whatever.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

W. OKELL,

17, and 19, PARADISE-STREET,
HAVING PURCHASED, AT A VERY LARGE DISCOUNT
FROM COST PRICE, THE WHOLE OF
MR. URQUHART'S
STOCK-IN-TRADE
OF

CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, HEARTH
RUGS, DRUGGETS, &c., &c.,

BEGS to submit them to his Friends and the
Public at such prices as must ensure a quick sale
of the whole lot.

The Patterns and Qualities of the greater portion
are such as were only to be found in Mr. URQUHART'S
Establishment, and will do justice to the wearer, and
credit to the seller, wherever they go. There will be
1500 yards of Brussels, at 2s. 6d.
2400 Do. Do. at 3s,

3900 Do. (the best goods manufactured).. 3s. 7id.
1700 Do. i-wide best Brussels Stair Car-
peting 3s. 6d.
About 12,000 Yards Kidderminster, Scotch, Dutch, and
Venetian, from is. 4d. to 2s. Bd. per Yard.
The whole is now on Sale.

N.B.—These Goods can only be sold for immediate
Cash payment.

T. URQUHART begs to inform his Friends and
the Public that he has DISPOSED of the entire of his
STOCK of CARPETS, &c., &c., to Mr. W. OKELL, of
17 and 19, Paradise-street, and would respectfully
recommend Buyers of Carpeting to visit Mr. OKELL'S
Establishment to make their purchases, he having
relinquished the Carpet and Floor Cloth Stock, in order
to extend the CABINET, FURNITURE, UPHOLS-
TERY, and BEDDING departments of his Trade.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

MOURNING.

OPPOSITE THE ROTUNDA.
FAMILIES requiring MOU_DNING are
respectfully invited to insr le Stock at the
LIVE;
GENERAL MO"

L
ING WAREHOUSE,
OLD-STREET,
Establisl or the exclusive Sale of Mourning.
From long experience in LONDON, we can vouch for
the Manufacture of our Goods, particularly the
BLACK Crape, Silk, and Grenadine Bonnets.
BLACK Silks and Satins,
BLACK Paramattas and Coburgs,
BLACK Crapes and Bareges,
BLACK Shawls and Scarfs,
BLACK Collars, Gloves, &c.
The, most Fashionable MANTLES in great Variety.
MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKING.

FUNERALS FURNISHED.

FOREMAN and FORSTER, Proprietors.

P PRESERVER,"
LADIES,"VENTILATING BONNET ao
I ent for the protection
registered pursuant to the Act of par a
65, be sure and ask
in order that yozy may procure the
of Original Inventions, 6 and 7 V , P.
and Millinery Business precl es their
for it. Be sure and ask for it,
and CAP PRESERVER" to
the " VENTILATING 80.
ETMilliners may now procure it
your notice • Retail Dra sand system of the Drapery
tie system
introducing
turer, 2, Beresford rrace, 1 0_
Wa
wr
One'Shilling, and one tinueto forward em by post fo
at the usual'Wholesal arehouses,_r thanduof
no difficulty in procuring
Post-
age Stamp, u ' Ladies experience ndthone,SwolheoMwainllucfoanc--
them.
. the ladies who
be-
fore the public, more particularly concerning
Every lady knows
wish to he economical in matters of dress.
o s bonnets of silk,
" A very useful invention has recently been introduced
that hair oil and perspiration soils and destroys
W.
Metham has
ostrrea:7l:lg.other delicate materials.
its being soiled. It is very applicable to bonnets
er • is exces-
invented a neat little article to wear ender r:
the
t tho
dyingav d
sively light, and not heating, on account of its ventilatingfrom
de-
It may be worn in winter and summer;
paiann.Llorssmoefsh.
pro-
perties. It will be the means of preserving a bonnet
inven-
tion—we recommend ladies to try it. Oil silk,
de-
struction, and seems in every respect a useful and novel
_cloth, and other patents in inflict not only
headd-ache
tressin , use for this purpose, pro-
AV _oleo be had the
,VENTILATING SILK DRESS and
by post.) air, but also subjects theineydeias-rtuobdbiesr-
PROTECTOR (price sd. the set of four pieces, or 4d.
The invention prevents the unsightly staining of the dress
by perspiration under the arms, and supersedesthe use of oil-
silk, pronounced by the faculty
AGENT—Mrs. DOULL, MILL' anEt,
much less cost.unhealthySTßAW-HATTER,
TnAw .
Hexpedient,ATT E it, Bcatt. , a.
58, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

RAILWAY AFFAIRS,

The opening of the railway from Newcastle-upon-Tyne
to Berwick will enable travellers to make a journey from
London to Edinburgh in 13 or 14 hours.
The bill for the amalgamation of the Chester and Bir-
kenhead, and the Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire
Junction Railways, has passed through all its preliminary
stages in both houses of parliament, without the intro-
duction of the restrictive clauses. The bill has therefore
passed in its integrity, and is quite safe.

LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OE A RAILWAY
TUNNEL.—On Friday, the first stone of the tunnel, about
to be made under a considerable extent of the north part
of the town, for the Fleetwood, Preston, and West Riding
Railway, was laid at the corner of Great George-street, by
George Corry, Esq., one of the directors, in the presence
of the contractors and other friends.

LONDON AND YORK CALL.—The banking house of
Smith, Payne, and Co. was so completely besieged on
Wednesday, by parties coming to pay the call, that many
of the shareholders were obliged to wait full an hour
before they had an opportunity of paying their money
and getting their receipts. On the day in question no
less than £lBO,OOO was paid into this bank by the share-
holders of the Great Northern Railway.
CAUSES OF DEFECTIVE RAILWAY WORKS.—Railway

engineers have become too speculative, too self-sufficient,
and too careless; and railway directors are often too
exigent. The endeavour to keep within the estimate, and
to keep within the time, has produced much bad work
and want of care and overweening sufficiency to have le
to more. Premiums have been offered both to engineer
nd contractors to slight the works ; and it is sci
bribe 1

be wondered at that in n
taken without objection.
party who ought to be (but is not) consuh.

There is, however, another
d in these

arrangements—poor Credulous Mr. Btill, who pins his
faith to any name that is often mentioned, and will take
anything for granted till he is once led to mistrust. This
is a party who must be cared for, and itlehoves the Go-
vernment to see that it is done.—The Builder.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

dish workmen employed in some of the iro:

foment

ry wholly destitute

nformed,
of Middle

ton Speculator

ual famin

spindles in full operaticin
Zi,C72 spindles in operation

, with 7,(

ceased labour, becau

heir wages, and have

Tur-

least pc
Upwar

have lost theii live

-The Giornale

•ade

There exis
ninz facto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

GENUINE LIBRARY OF BOOKS, PAINTINGS, DRAW-
INGS, SPLENDID PROOF ENGRAVINGS, RICHLY
FRAMED; WINES, 8-c., THE PROPERTY OF A GEN-
TLEMAN LEAVING LIVERPOOL
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
_

On THURSDAY next, the 15th, and FRIDAY, the 16th instant,
precisely at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover Rooms,
ITHE valuable and genuine LIBRARY, comprising
Boydell's Graphic Illustrations to Shakspeare, Proof
Impressions, Folio, Green Morocco; Le Brun Galerie des
Peintress, Flamand's brilliant Impressions, 3 Volumes Folio,
the original Edition; Ireland's Hogarth, Illustrated, 5 Volumes •
Wftinnip,o A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

R. H. Greg and Co., Manchester, -commission agents—Rid-
yard and Leicester, Liverpool, corn factors; as far as regards
D. Leicester—Pace and Crellin, Liverpool, ship chandlers—Gill
:and Child, Wakefield, Yorkshire, contractors—J. Adshead and
Brothers, Staley, Cheshire, cotton spinners; as far as regards
A. Adshead—Leyland and Bullins, Liverpool, bankers; as far
as regards C. Leyland—D. and T. H. Chadwick, Liverpool,
rope makers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.

NV. Richardson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, painter.
E. L. Ogle, Clement's-lane, brickinaker.
J. Bond and E. Morgan, Oxford-Street, shawl manufacturers,

DECARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
James Taylor, Newcastle-under-Lyme, flint grinder.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Samuel Beardsley Slater, Nottingham, wine merchant.
Richard Arthur, Aylesbury, grocer.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 10:
Notwithstanding the continuance of fine weather, the low
prices at which Wheat and Flour have arrived, have attracted
demand not only from our own neighbourhood but from very
distant districts ; and considerable business has been done in
barrel Flour, (of which our stock both here and in Liverpool
solely consists,) at improving rates. Other articles have been
held-firmly at former quotations.
The result of the Liverpool, London, and Wakefield markets
of yesterday confirms this more confident feeling, and at our
market this morning there is a good inquiry for American
Fleur, at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per barrel upon the rates of
our last.

Wheat. also commands attention at an advance upon fine qua-
lities of 4d. to 6d. per bushel. The few trilling lots of sack
Flour are comparatively neglected, and we do not alter our
quotations. . _ _

Other articles sell in retail quantities only, at former rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

SARA!

JOHN, J.
I. CORKII

dairghter of I

sey, in the same island
On the 9th instant,

Lately, at (

t St. Pete

Ir. ROBERT DAVIES, to

only surviving .s
nsey, to FRAM
sq., of Glendui

Ch arc'
istol,

'hutch, by the 11
fiss ANN JONT7.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

LEEDS CORN MARKET, JULY 6.

We are but shortly supplied with grain 'to-day, except Oats,
of which the arrival is good. There has been a better demand
for Wheat at 4s. to 6s. per quarter decline. Oats Id per stone
cheaper. Beans have declined 3s. per quarter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

ROSES.
WALTON NURSERY

WSKIRVING begs to acquaint his Friends and
• the Public, that his extensive COLLECTION of
DWARF and STANDARD ROSES are now in FULL BLOOM,
and may be seen any day, (except Sunday,) from Six A.M. to
Six P.m.
Purchasers will find this the most suitable Season for making
:a proper selection.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

below those of the present

yield than last yea
bad improved from the recent rains
states that the general crops never looked bettei
corn and cotton look remarkably well. One who has matt
a tour through portions of Cayuga, Wayne, Monroe, Yates

appearance of the wheat crop, in those counties. _
fertile agricultural section bordering on Lake Ontario,
which is considered as good a. wheat growing region_as any
in Genessee county" there will not, from present indica-
tions, be one-half the ordinary yield. Some pieces look
well, it is true ; but there are, perhaps, as many that will
not pay for harvesting. In the far-famed wheat growing
town 'Wheatland, Monroe county, the crop looks better
han in any other town traversed by our informant,- but
-n here its yield will not be an average one. This ge-
' crop may be applied to Ontario, Yates
In the latter county its yield of
II grain will hardly be sufficient for home consumption.

.ral view of t:

I Steuben countiE

The only relief afforded f

is the fact

hat a much larger quantity of wheat vas sown last fall
han had been in former years; also the thrifty and vigo-
.ous appearance of the spring crops.

NEW YORK MARKL _ _
The markets generally are dull, yet for the season there is
sir business doing Most descriptic
f the fine weather and the cheerin
rops, are dull, and, with the exception of Fl
rani tendancy. Money is plenty, but there are few speculative

Breadstutys, in v

transactions,
COAL.—The receipts of foreign are less plentiful, and the
market is firm. - 80 tons Liverpool Orrel sold at about -87,50,
4 mos. ; and 50 do. on terms we did not learn.
CorroN.—The market continues dull, and prices, in the
absence of an export demand, are but feebly supported. There
is, however, less Cotton offering, holders being disposed to
wait later advices. The present rates are about aof a cent per
lb. higher than those current previous to the arrival of the
ria. The receipts at all the shipping ports are 1,733,187
against 2,010,159 to same dates last year—a deficiency
rson of 276,972 bales. The total foreign export this year
8 bales short of last—the deficiency being to Great
__6,139, France 106,099, North of Europe 6,447, and
other foreign ports 16,923 bales. The slipments from Southern

Britain

) Northern ports are 33,305 bales
-nce our last are 1,800 ba ,
Upland rad Flor. Mobile and N.
1,350 bales. 450 bales
none
Ordinary to good ordinary 10 to 10*
Middling to good middling lOl to 11*
Middling fair to fair ll# to 12
Fully fair to good fair

The sal

Inferior

10 to 101
10 to 11i
1 1 to 121
13 to 14