The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-31 00:00:00

March 31, 1846.

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TUESDAY, MA Rcn 24.—Wind W.S.W. moderate

APRlVED.—Passenger, Watson, fir China—Robert Hender-
son, hi'Lean. and Hannah :alkeld, Robertson, for Calcutta—
Samarang, from Madras—Maay Ann, from St. Domingo—
Comet, Bell ; White Mouse, Ditcham, and Rolla, Tay, from St.
chael's—and Sprightley, Jefferey, from Terceira.
Swit.RD.—Mischief. Lewis, for Bahia—Win. Parker, Stratton,
for Bombay—Hong Kong, Dodds, for Calcutta—Sunda, Bloom-
Strom, for Nana—Arabella, Rice, for New York—Earl of Devon,
Pezzak, for Trieste—Emma Graham, Ferguson, for Oporto—
and Princess Royal, Coffey, for Santa Martha, &c.

Albanian, Winsor, and Pleiades, White, hence at Leghorn
Flora, Davidson, sailed from ditto for this port Bth instant
Cynosure, and Boliva, sailed from ditto for this port lOth
instant

Rosa, Fish ; Concordia, Eddes, and Margaretta Wilhelmina,
Viss, Lence at Helvoet
Twee Gebroeders, De Vries, hence at Flushing
Eclipse, Kirkhove, and Industry, Zellein, hence at Ostend
Cassiopea, from the Mauritius, at Cove
Manchester, Tear, from Pernambuco
Ludolf Adolphus. from Antwerp for this port, off Plymouth
Archibald, from Memel for this port, off the Foreland
Lydia, from Bahia, off Deal.
Xteina, Beale, hence at Beaumaris stranded, and making
Water
I Dare, Adair, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for Algoa
Bay 16th Jan.
Zoe, Poult. sailed from ditto for Cork 20th Jan.
• Mysore, Ward, from Batavia. off Portland
Harbinger, Candlish, from China, in the Downs
Standard, Fawcett, from Madeira, at Demerara, and sailed
for St. Helena 18th February
Manchester, Morris, from Calcutta, at Demerara
Adonis, Brown, sailed from Barbadoes for this port 19th inst
Castries, Hind, from London, at St. Lucia
Corfu. M'Mann, sailed from St. Thomas for this port 19th
Februaiv

Louisa Jane, Christian, sailed from Jamaica for this port 16th
February
Flirt, Poristie, hence at St. Jago de Cuba
Canadian. Pomeroy, hence at ditto
On the morning of the 14th instant, about four o'clock, two
Vessels Caine in contact on this coast, Whitby-abbey, bearing
IT•N M. distance about twelve miles; the name of oue is the
Britannia. of North Shields, coal laden, bound for Loneon,
and the other a light brig, from Sunderland, called the Gar-
land& A few hours after the collision took place, both the ves-
sels sunk in deep water, a few miles from Scarborough, and
we are happy to say the whole of their crews were safely re-
scued from a watery grave, by being taken on board a fishing
boat, and landed in that port, the same day, about two o'clock
thein afternoon

BAHIA. Feb. 5.-2 he John
?also for this port, put in here on the
Pairing, and will proceed in a few day.
WEXPORD, March 22.—The Mary, of Swansea, coal lade__,
with loss of foremast and bowsprit, and abandoned. was seen
yesterday, off Carnsore Point, drifting up Channel

char, Fallestein, from Valpa
3rd instant, leaky, is re

• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25.-Wind S W. fresh.
ARRIVED.-Tantivy, Downing, from Trebizond-Lile, Hos-
king, and Queen Esther, Anthony, from Smyrna-Annie Mor-
tice, Fowler, from Vienna-General Foy, Gallie: s, from Havre.
SAILED -Denison, King, for Antigua-Alecto. Aliwyl, for
za
rbadoes-Havelius, Zielcke, for Dantzic-Mersey, Macbeth,
for
Quebec-Lapland, Simpson, for New Orleans-Agnes,
Hughes,
for Nassau-Laura Ann, Preston, for Lisbon-Murr
Vuglles, for Jamaica-Louisa. Fleur, for Dordt -Fides, C
Mier,
for Leghorn-Avon, Kenny, for Halifax-P;ge:
for Antwerp,-Britannia, Hamilton, for Montreal-I
?Loner, for Halifak-Feronia, Jarvis, for Gibraltar-
liaMllton, Black, for Calcuta

nd W. S

"'ugh
Lady Fit
Lahore.
Irving, fro
Syria, St
Emma,
PalethorCrest.p,
vv i
at
aCPolaraiso,
ve
Janet. Gitthrie, from Patagonia, off ditto
lianthe, Hunter, from the Mauritius, at Dungannon
Canada, Witham
Marc
and Adria
march for Rotterd---
Douglas, from Leghorn, at Kingst wn
MYsses, Pironet, for hio Janeiro, and Queen, Amos, for Ham
"I,gh, hence at Helvoet
..,'alopian, sailed from Shanghae for this port 20th Dec.
ANunws, Dec. 27.—The Larpent, for England, is still 01
E..ore about five miles below this, and diicharging• part of her
cargo. A new rudder is being made for her.

.er, Cameron, hence

Ford, sailed frorr
•t, from Calcutt

lauritius, all at St. Helen
at London
!lean of Oak, M..-

1, from C

am Russell,

t Bahia

from
N.B. all

from Batavia, at Ballycotton

.en, hence a

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MA

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

RCII 24.

A. Nicholls and W. L. Jones, Birmingham, lamp makers—L.
Bower and J. Dottrel!, Birmingham, coal dealers—W. Barton

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 21

[laving but few arrivals, either Coa,twise or from Ireland
since Friday, the supplies of the week from those sources, are
on the whole rather limited; and beyond about 2500 qrs. of
Indian Corn with 14,091 barrels Flour, the imports from abroa
are trivial ; of most articles from granary, h
an ample show of samples tl-

'er, there was

morning, and a fair quantity of

Wheat offering by the neighbouring growers.
Upon a good attendance of home and country millers, di.
recti...g their inquiries chiefly to Irish Wheats, a moderately fair
amount of business was transacted therein, at an advance of Id
to 2d per 701 b. over the rates of this day week ; but in English
or free Foreign few sales were effected and prices remained on.
altered. Irish Flour was in tolerable request on the full terms
last noted : Canadian, on the contrary, moving sparingly at a
decline of 6d per barrel.

Malting Bariey, being still scarce, was Id per quarter dearer,
orts there was no improvement. Malt in slow
y former prices. Beans and Pease continned
s last week. Of Indian Corn, corn-
eral furtner cargoes have

demand at bar _
to rule nearly the same

rnanding more general attention,
changed hands at our quotations.

Oats, although not in lively request, were the turn higher in
value; and Oatmeal, firmly realised an amendment of 9d per
2401 b.

The preceding remarks of Friday, relative to bonded Wheat
and Flour, remain applicable to the state of the trade for those

articles to• d

In the d

CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 27.

received here

or colonial. there is no variation
supply of English and Irish produ
day, is. on the whole. light, and beyond
States Flour, we have little fresh in from
a- Exclusive of Indian Corn, for which a

tinued daily for Irish account, th,
the trade have bzen upon a ver
interval since Tuesday, but
the general cur
At o

ley then

ether foreign

bout 7(03 barrels o

y branch of

•cely any difference from

market this morning, all kinds of free Whe
more especially Irish, were held with increasing firmue

land for god t

quest at late pric

Was the turn dearer

qualitie

hilst Canadian, though

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 30,

The supply of Cattle at market to-day has been smaller than
of late ; the whole, or nearly so, sold at our late prices. Beet
6d to did per lb. ; Mutton 8d to Sid.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MARCH 27

The supplies of all grain are pretty good. We experienced
slow demand for all descriptions of Wheat to day, but forme
prices were maintained. Fine Barley fully as dear, other quali
ties dull sale. Beans met with a fair inquiry at full prices. Oat:
id per st., and Shelling 6d. to ls. per load higher. Malt firm
and quick sale.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 28.
Business during the week has been confined to the supp.y of
present consumption, and for good qualities of each article full
prices have been obtained.
Liverpool and Wakefield both steady yesterday, and at the
former market some improvement was observable.
The certainty that a considerable period must elapse before
the proposed alterations in the Corn Law can take effect, joined
with the gradual diminution of stocks of free produce, gives
tone to the trade; and, although we cannot
se of ‘'ercand, there is much stet
pect of this day's market, as reg

article

ds really good qi

In the value of Wheat and Flour there is no alteration. Oats
Id per bushe , and Meal 6d per load higher.
Beaus firm at last week's rates, as also is Sae Malt. Barley
and minor articles without alteration.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MARCH 27.
Sugar.-3 here has again been a good inquiry for all descrip-
tions, at very full prices. The sales of B. P. are 600 Mids., of
Bengal 801,0 bags, and of Mauritius 12e0 bags. 1100 bags Ma-
nilla (235. 4d. cuty) sold, all faults, at 48s. to 495. pd. per cwt.,
and Ito bris. Venezuela.at extreme prices, for the Isle of Man.
Foreign —l7O boxes yellow Havana have been taken for export
at 23s per cwt. Molasses.—Being entirely without supply, the
quotations represent richer nominal than actual prices, but from
the desire shown for arrivals, there is little doubt the annexed
rates would be fully realized. No West India Coffee has been
sold during the week, but of Foreign, 15.0 bags Costa Rica and
170 bags Laguayra have been taken for consumption, at former
rates.-2,10 bags Black Pepper brought 2id. to lid. per lb.—No
sales of Cocoa, Ginger. or rimento. Rice.-300 bags have been
sold at 12s gd. to 13s. 6d. for low to goon middling white Ben-
gal, and 5.0 bags Brazil at Igs. per cwt. for very good quality.—

The market remains in the same quiet sta'

Demerara, 31 to

cent. U.P.

2d. per gallon, with a tew casks J

mica at about the quotations

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 27
Cotton.—The state of trade in the country continue
ctory ; spinners and dealers are not tempted by a e
price to extend purchases beyond thei

n descriptions have given way id. per lb. t
L.I very limited demand, and rather lower; I]

dace in Brazil or Egyptiar

,ort, which seem to be e

great cau

Acs;ount; were received from the State

receipt of Cottc
year, and that r

looking up. The market has und.

:onsequence, but closes with more firmness. ,t-p
Lken 1500 American, and Exporters souo Amer

ACCOUNT 0

TALES AND IMPORTS OF COT

Yom th,

.h to the 26th March, inc

SALES OF THE WEEK

141,Sea Island

Bowed C

451301 i A

,ama and Tonne,

14150 New 0.

sawginned

:ram, Surinam Sic

Peruvian

Common West India.

oncession
ants, and
his week;

.!s yester
a into•thi

rices were
e here to-

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