The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-13 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Henry Ayres, Liverpool. jeweller, Oct 23, Nov. 21, at twelve
o'clock, at the Liverpnol Di trict Court of Bankruptcy. SOU.
tors, Mr. Oliver. Old Jewry; and Messrs. Evans and Son, LA'
verpool. Official assignee. Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.
John Rumsey, Dean-street, Shadwell, glue.piece maker.
Wiliam Mar-den. Manchester, commi-sion agent.
Thomas Savage, Nnnney, Sotnersetshire. butcher.
Henry Charles Howells, jun., Albion chambers, St. WerberP
Bristol. sharehroker.
Robert Harrison, Mold, Flintshire. corn dealer.
DIVIDSNDS.
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Oct. Sn. I. Solly and ITSoly—.Tito.,St. Ma-y axe, City. wet'
chants—Oct. 30, F. Macnaghten, Nicholas-lane, Lombard'
street, City. merchant—Nov. 3. S. Pi.lins and R. G. Viatsoll.
Gi,teshead, Durham, wine merchants.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
Oct. 30, J. Gill, Liverpo 1, wine merchant—Oct. 30, C. Wood.
Liver,mol. corn factor—Oct. 30, .1. Knight. Preston, Lancashire'
mercer—Oct. 3 ~ A. Hall, Marchester. innkeeper.

SCOTCH SEQUEhTRATION.

Alexander Kyd, Edinburgh, grocer.
John Lawson, Kilmarnock, plumber.
Angus Sutherland Helmsdale. Sul her'andshire, fish-curet.

Stephen Metcalf, Galashies. manufacturer.
Shadrach Robson, Glasgow. tea merchant.

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THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
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(7*i) tutratcs knitelligeor , ..,,,„,. 0,..t. 7.-The leizabete, from St. eohn. N. 8., arrived lie- ARK VI'S. I cI(A RRINGTON CORN AIARK ET, Om
noes.
. e i here t,•-e-e, with the crew of the Lord Jol.n Russell. from Lon- Totet quentities eer
' eon for Qaeecc, e.erene renerred es aban:lor.ein. Ori the 27th - Imp. Quarter. Imp. Q
Sept., in Ist. 47, long. 35, she fell in with the barque New Ernne. LIVFR POOL CORN EX.:HANCE. OCT. 6. Wheat 225 .... JesBs 0 0
TUESDAY, OCTOBER S.-Wind W , fre,h. wick, of Hull. with only lewer masts itandirg.
ear.ey . - .. •• 0 0 0 a 0
Onr supplies from Ireland, compared with former seasons,
Anerenn.-Crown. Leutit, from Rio Janein;-Golvernor, , WATERFORD, Oct. 7.-The Wesley, of Yarmouth. foundered 285 „ „ 410 17 6
bald Marmion, --, from St. Domingo-
have fallen off considerably. and very
few shipments thence ep. Oats
Ham, Morphew, from Oct. 4. about thirty miles from the I and's Erd. The master
pear te be coming forward. the deliveries from the growers he.
Fnevannah-Reliance, Crowell, from New Orletens-Lor r Wel- and three men were picked up in their boat by the New Friend- in .
g taken chiefly to serve the pressing wants of tie county;
LEEDS CORN MA RKET, OCT. 6.
lington. Hill, from Mobile- Looshtank, ---, from St. Andrews ship, arrived here.
and whilst the arrivals coastwise are trivial, those from abroad,
-Sir C. Napier, from St. Stephen's. N,11.-Carlton, —. from
since this day week, are generally less than usual.
Quebec-Circassian, —, from Prince Edward Island-Active, SATURDAY. 10th OCTOBER.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. other articles. Wheat wis Is. per quarter dearer, but it ha
Stalberger, from Od From Friday's market up to this date, the trade was firm, and -
Is. per quarter dearer. arid a to!
Our arrival of Wheat is pretty good to-day. but mode
Brod,
.c . Odessa-Alexander Robe. twin, Grants William ARRlVED.—Calrfornia. Lawson, and Thomas, Vaughan, from Wheat, Indian Corn and Flour continued to be taken rather met a slow sale. Barley
11 k. —. and Brockett —, from Taganrog-Majestie. St. John. N.B -Nine Graham, from Calcutta-Maypo. Pon.
Cleburn, andfreely on the ' '
the position ofother ' terms previously noted ;
, Caroline, Paine, from Alexandria- Exchange. sonhy, from Callao-Panthea, I.ane. from New Yore-Chapman, cies remaining barely so good terms
Claxton from Mes 1 steady. free sale. Beans fully as dear, but Oats are dtel, and a
i•nn-Countess of Liverpool, Adams, from Miller, Quebec-Alice. Mansen, "'rime Edward Island-Mary, Although our market today was tolerably well attended by ------ __-.= _
Lisbon 'Oporto, Barnes. from Oporto-eieke Finder West, Bailey, Lisbon-II enry, Saltets, Apalaehieela_ewithamley, town and country millers, who, having recently got more into HULL CORN MARKET. OCTOBER 6.
—, from Barnes.
—, from Gothenburg. Jenr logs, from Calcutta. stock, appeared less anxious to purchase, still the transactions At this day's market we had a large showof Wheat. for
--a--------- in most descriptions of old Wheat were to a moderate extent, in the farmers were asking very high r tea. millers purchase
Sphynx, for Newfoundland, has put back. St. Thomas. from St. Jrtin, N.B. at this port; ; sailed on 151 h some cases a little over, but more generally at the rates of this
Emma. Renee for Messina, was boarded yesterday by No. 9
Sept. On 20th Sept., in tat. 43, lon. 71, passed the ship Queen day week .; Irish new, however, being in short supply, Was sale- •could be obtained on foreign, and the
pilot bolt, bearing np foe Beaumaris, being creek.prices; no advance
Pomace, of St. John. N.D., (supposed hence for St. John, N. 13 ) able at a slight amendment in value.-States and Canadian reluctra' nee at about 2s. per quarter adeance Oil last s
George and William, Cleugh, and Krou Princess Josephine, with loss of rigging and in jury topmasts. On 26th Sept. in lat. Flour continued to meet . a fair demand, good Western free - "
hence at Hamburg.ln any article.
41. lung. 52 pas ed a brig of about 200 tons, abandoned, and a brands supporting our last quotations, and those in bond rice_ ket very dull. But little spring Coro shown, and no alts
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Sareptn, Bloomfield, hence at Heivoet. brigantine alongside, taking out stores, inc. On 27th Sept.. in ding is per barrel.-Irish Flour, upon a more limited inquiry, ----
. John Dalton, Moss, from Bombay at real. ' tat. 45, lone, 49, stoke the Alexander, of Newcastle, for Mira- remainel stationary in value. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET. OCT. :
" Medagasear from Antwerp at Dee!. michl, with loss of wreer, and ballast shiftel. On emit Sept., in malting Barley and prime Malt were in request at an advance During the present week the corn trade has been anir
Indian. Mackay, from the Cape of Go -d Hope at Algoa Bay. lat. 46, long. 38, passed a ship, waterlogged and abandoned. of Is. per quarter, but in the lower qualities of each, we have no though some considerable sales of Engli h Wheat were m
'Canopus, Titheringter, from Rio Janeiro at the Cape of Onset
-- California. —. from St. John, N.B. at this port; sailed Ioth change to note,--Beans and Pease moved gradually into the an advance of Is. to 25 per quarter. Malting and grindire
Rope. and sailed eith July for Mauritiirs.
Fl bberty, Orterson, from the Mauritius at the Cape ell? GoodSept.dSept Experienced the hurricane on the 'eth Sept., in lat. 44, hands of consumers at late prices. ley firmly supported last week's price. Beans rather
Hope. long. 50. was thrown on her beam ends, lost main and mizen Oats, being still difficult of sale. declined Id per 451 b.; and Oats a dull sale at high rates.
topmasts. Tart of deck load, bulwarks, water, &c. Next day Oatmeal was extremely dull at our last currency.
C. G. Harrison, Scott. from Kay sun at ditto. - ---- - -------
Matilda, Buotee. from Calcutta et ditto, passed a great quantity of wreck. Indian Corn on the spot, being scarce, enabled holders to ob.
Jos. Albino, Finnis, sailed from Cape of Good Hype for Ade Henry, Salter. from Apalachicola at this port ; sailed cm 18th taro an advance of 2s. per quarter, and more in small quantities WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, OCT. 9,
!aide. South Australia, 21s' July. . Aug. (In the Bth, 9th. add lath Sept. experienced heavy gales to supply immediate orders ; several further cargoes, however, The arrival of Wheat is large, and good of other grain.
North Pete, Sims, from Bombay at St. Helenannad sailed 18th from S.W. to N.K.. which split sails, gm. On 19th Sept„ is lat, have been sold floating at fully late prices.— millers having supplied themselves freely with Wheat. tl
Angast tor Liverpool. 41. lone. 55, experienced a hurricane from the S.E.; threw over
CORN EXCHANGE.' OCT. 9. maul slackened today, and prices must be quoted Is. to
nth, Graham, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed 18th part tif deck load • lost head rails, bulwarks, and sails. On 2eth
The duty this week is reduced to 7s per qr. on Wheat, and to quarter lower for all descriptions. Barley met free sale
demand, Oats e
Auguet. for Liverpool. Sept. in lat. 43,10ng. 50, passed a number of deals, and a ship's
4s 90 per barrel on Flour, that on all other grain and Flour bcdt, bottom n . stone, and Shelling is. perload c mape .
1 r Malt rath h' er ig
reancreire, White, from Ceylon at St. Bemire and sailed 18th Belinda. P remaining at the lowest point.
. :Kelley, from Quebec et s por ; Bailed . ,
this t iled 12th Sept • quotations. Beans firm. but not a great
Araeti4 for London. Supplies of all produce Coastwise and from Ireland, still
- 'Fenny. Wheeler, from Cape of Good Hope at St. Helena, and experienced fine weather till 3d October; since then very heavy
come forward very sparingly, and our 'foreign arrivals, both
tales.
SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 7.
lmiled 14th August'ler Coek.
Prince of Waterloo, Booth, from Whampoa at this port; sailed European and American, since Monday last, are on the whole
Emulous; Little Pet; Vesper; Lady Wright; Hawk; sad
.rattier limited in amount. The 'number of Cattle was larger than last week, and c
VieCenia. hence at Naples. 13th May, and frcm rt. Helena Ist eept.
Dougles, hence at Cape of Good Hope. During the interval since Tuesday, lee experienced renewed quality in general; the sale throughout was rather dull.
'Feronia. Jarvis. hence at Cevita Veethia. Queen, Martin, and Chance, Perrie, hence at Newfoundland. inquiries for Wheat and Flour, from speculative buyers and qualities were, however, worth 641 per lb ; infe.ior 5d t
Shepherdess, Craig': Moldavia, Dodero ; Norham Castle, Tidy, Dolkin, hence at 'leveret. consumers, as well as for shipment Coastwise and to Ireland, The number of sheep and lambs were large. The mutton
'renter; and Era, Kingston, hence at Leghorn. Monarch, Dnncanson, from Canton-Lahore, from Cochin- which resulted in considerable sales of each, but especially of was rather dull; hest wethers sid to 7d, inferior from 61
Corunna, Penile; Wanderer, hickenson ; Dawn, Horn; and Indus, Cox, from Rio Janeiro at St. Helena. the latter, both free and in bond, on the terms last titled ; some Sid ; lamb 6d. to 7d per lb. Calves Id to 7d per lb.-
`Emma, Markley; Seadrift, Weatherill, and Britannia, Young. - ----0 WATERFORD. 7th Oct The Mare Cullen, hence Q
Margaret, fer ue- several floating cargoes of Wheat and Indian Corn also changed her of beasts, 1318 ; sheep and lambs, 5275; calves, 75.
son, hence at St. Petersburg. bee, put hack this day from the Banks of Newfoundland, with hands, but in other articles littleleasiness was transacted.
BEA,JMARIE. "October 5.-The David, Al'Donald, finm lAnceUpon a limited attendance of millers at our Corn Exchange
loee of bowsprit, foremast, main and miten topmasts. tec.
Edward's Island for Liverpoon•has int in here with cutwater Revel,. 25th September.-WassilY Welliky, Tschernitzky, today, and some of the leading markets of the country hp- MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. OCT.
started, loss of heed rails, Rie.. and deck load thrown overboard, was wrecked on the south end of 'the Wand of Stoneskar 22nd peering rather less buoyant than of late, the business done in A steady business has been done in each article 'Ulric
In agate on The "Vet September. The smack George, of Ulla- Sept. any description of Wheat was but moderate; the trade, how- week, at full pftkes.
Pool, from Newry to Liverpool. was driven on the rocks on - ever, was firm. the general runs supporling the full rates of Supplies of hme produce, of every kind. continue to b
Puffin Island. 'last nit t, bet was got eft with damege, and Tuesday, and for choice qualities of both old and new, some. scanty, and, as regards superi r qualities of Flour, the
brought inhere.-The William. Pearce, from Fortheewl to Li- SUNDAY. lath Oceoßan -Wind S..fresh. what 'higher prices were required.-Irish Flour, although in quite unequal to t':e demand.
"tetlmol, parted one of her cables its the Cross !toads 'yesterday, Analven.-Mary 'Worrell, Gardner, from Valparaiso-Ariel, slow request, remained lineltered in value; States and Cana- An extensive trade has been done at Liverpool, and f
during a •gale'from soinineast. Knowles. from Gaboon-Speea, —, trim Montreal-St. dian, a so, exhibited less animation than during the inter- large sales of Indian Corn and Flaw have been made for
We rteeriPonee; October 4.—The Brothers, Weser», from St. einem Davies. 'Comm St. Domingo-Abbots Reading, Atkins, mediate days of the week, a few thousand barrels only having to Ireland. '
John, N.B.Aas arrived here with loss of deck loadund damage "from Arica and Wm. mason, -- from Pugwash. been sold this morning, and our last quotations merely At Wakefield continued large sales have been made with
during thmgale of thee :et Sept. Se, eee.-Alitence, Tucker, for Charleston-Oxnard. --, sustained. firmness.
' Comiectober 4 -The Emerald, of and from 'St. Jchn, N.B. New Orleans-Venus, Hannah, Magaguadavic-Elize, Gabran, Prime meanie Bartey'oeing in demand, was the turn dearer, We have a steady inquiry fur Wheat today, et full rate;
for thoieretteewas fallen in with eeed set, in lat. 47, long. 35, Mimic. .
' and grinding samples, as well as malt. steady at former-prices. same may be said of American and Canadian Flour, and I
water-Rigged, and master and three men taken 011 by the Wyke '•---- Pease and Beans were generally rather easier to purchase, and samples of English and •-Irish are readily taken at prices
Negeseatrived here ;`the the remainder were 'taken elf same day by Wasie Allen, herice at Lisbon, and sailed 2nd October for St. E trans h .
gyp is per quarter c eaper. our quotations.
the er.e.ere ereseilast. from Liverpool to Itathuret.-The Triton, Uhcs• In the absence of supplies, Indian Corn. in small quantities Oats and Oatmeal 'in limited demand. and scarcely au
fromesondon to Cleebee, has put in here with loss if main stud Comb*, Cumming hence for Newfoundland, at Beaumaris,. for present delivery, realised is per quarter advance; future former prices. Good and fine Malt fully 25. per load Beare
mizen' masts, &e.e in tee gale of the enth and niet September. with loss.riej trbeerm. Sails split, and rigging damaged. prices depending mainly on the wants of Ireland, and the such qualities are scarce. Beans as last quoted.
On the 23d, in lateen lon. 34, the .Triton paesed a large snip Favourite, Thomas, hence for Dublin at Beaumarisewith sails extent of the ferthcomin 2: importations.
dismasteda appereetty light. with only one sail 'on her main- split and leaky. Oats and Oatmeal, though little noticed, were beld•with &m-
-utest. On 50th Sept., in lat. 50, long. 16. passed another disa- Frances, Lawson, hence at River Gaboon. ness on the full terms previously stated.
bletreessel. •On Id October, in lat. 50, Moen. passed a deep Xerezeno. vans, hence at Gibraltar. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. '9
shitikermasted,ewith only one sail on 'Mainnmet. - Heiden Wade. hetice at Lisbon. Wheat,* 70Ib ... ..... s. ci. e. n. '5. d. e. d. There has continued a good demand from speculators thri
'Ferns; hence fit; Rio Janeiro, was Spoken "f6th August, in lat. Nrititens, Griffiths: hence at Rouen. English red, new .. 86re 9 2 old .... es@ 9 0
I N,lon. 22 W;trnthe Lena. Devollt, Long, sailed from Gibraltar 20th Sept., and Diadem, Ditto, white 9o- 9 6 do.h United States yesterday, and the sr
laterout the week, *tech was increased upon tie receipt of i
, dates from t e
Draper, 22nd Sept.. eneh for Liverpool. . Irish red . 8 0 - 8 8 do. 7.7. 97
In --
2 .7
• WearneßD. 9th Oct.-A large ship is reported to have gone on Ditto, white B- 8 I 0 do. .... *8 o- 8 6 has shown meal firmness, and a partial aevanee of Id p
has been obtained. Si eculators have taken 18 310 Aloe
WEDNESDAY. Oceossa 7:--WindiVS.W., fresh. 'shore at leihnore. !mime& -- -
A Rerven.-Hero, from Bonriv-t bailee, Sour•hay. from Cha-of Y ilh N 9was Rye, English, *qr._ .„, 1000 Egyptian and 3210 Surat, and Expor.ers 1330 Ame
Soo Perneueloo Maranham, 3ou Egyptianand 300 Surat.
DEAL, 9th4l () -45 0 old ..„„
rente-traapid,.-front. Jersey-Videnry, .frem Odessa-Priscilla, . Oct.-The Sirton, Cann, aemo i , ..., Barley English
Scotch' • -- -- do. & insbees6Ote - none. were forwarded into the country unsold last month 450
TitOsr; from Pernambaco-Lore eanron, 'We eh, and Miracle, abandoned at sea 2ltt, Sept., having been capsted in the'hurri-
-• • 4 ti - 5 0 dean, 13C-Pernam, and 90 Surat.
cane efthe igth. Malt, English, en qr Elliot, fronelenehec-Gannett,froneSts Domingo, and Emigrant,
.•
old ....
from St. "Sob re N.B. itemenc Kt, 'net-Sept.-A vessel on fire, and almost burnt to pale .. 63 0 -68 0
' the water's edge, was seen at the entrance of the White Sea, by Irish - -- •do. .. ••o0 - 0 0 ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTO
SAILED.—Jane Lowden, Bed. for Sierra Leone-Henry, ---er ' 'the Acre. arrived here. Oats,* 4516. From- the 2nd to the 9th Cot., inclusive.
for Attica, and Romp, Jenkinefor Maley's. -- - E'lish &Scotch,new -- - all-.... 4:- 4 7
Prices paid ND ro R 1
Welsh - do. .• •• 4 0 - 4 4
BALES OF THE WEEK. :in the. week. This Wk. tiii
The (Were Pomace, lieneelor'Quelfecebas put hack, with loss • LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Irish. fine qualities 4 0- 4 I ides. ...• 4 2 4 4
of all her topmasts and herilliamagere, in the late hurricane ten
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the.2lst Seen. in lat. 40. Iron, S',. ttiMettff the crew of 11,0 a -....1.. , T.....• 11,....it....-a. eeneral do 3l- 3 II idle. .... 4 n- . , - . - - - - r - - , •

The Quer.: Pomat, . nes put hack. With ?loss
of all her topmasts and bull•damagert; in the late hurricane +On
the 21st Seg- ,in let. at;, long. toMerftrthe crew of the Lady
,14,:k. from the ttiv r Saaveratv for London. Ott the
22ct.:ept wssed the talc Joseph and Mary, of Newcastle.

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LeflOgg,.ck,nit ndorted.
Prtsc:lta, Taylor, Ironi l'arnanbuto at this pert; sailed cx) the
sgth ligust, in company 'with the' %lea Mande, for Syduey,

Ann ;It rrnstren:r, from l'ortsmailth for Bombay. was spol<ei
17th Jilly, off the Cape of .Good Hopt.... in lat 35 S. long.. 22, al
Well, stending Co the southward -with the wind E.S.E.

ShehvaloaW, We

yestefti

Septernbe;.wikici
vYorkshire, Bai

from Ph ladaJ hia. arrived at this port
by a gra dating the harricane.or the 21st
,heci the thire•rnate off the fore yard.
rora Newt Yotk at thi- port ; -mated 15th

'r on the tith, in Eat- 10, long. 28, ratio with the
ll..otd,lehn Russet, of lAn4don, from Comes for Qacliec. aban-
doned. The ensig-n svas fl . ing, union down, and oa the quarter
Was Written " s days-no water."
Milton, Hodge. from Savannah at this port, with loss of head
Tr, foreman, main ,and inizen:,tneynast=, deckhoese, bulwarks,
te.. in the hurricane Of rue 2ctir September; same Airy, saw the
.retrager, of Buil.
for tooshtank, arrived atthis pert yesterday, spoke the Vandalia,
2Moan ic10,2 id SePt , which lied tikes the crew off a water-
4aged brig beitrmcing tu waterford, aria bound to Glasgow. On
.fth September saw'two vessels •dismasqed On th Sept ,in
ISt. 48. long. -78. spoke the Arm:from this port for Montreal,
Potting back ninder_juLy masts, having been disrnasted..in the
;ale of the 215.1111.
IVATCRPO w , Iletober-5.-r.:The Apollo, Waiter, from Dundee
for Qnebec wks abandoned 211th Sept., in lat. 46, long. 35. Part
of the crew beta, °lrby the-Victoria, arrired here. 'The remainder
eXaept one bey_ 'drowned, were taken off by anotheroes-el.
WA censers* NT, Oct. 6.—Fite Great Britain, (steamer,)-has
been driven arch op an. the heath in the gate of the ath-and sth,
and had ten beet water in he:, hold. No farther attempts will
be matte at prc.ont to float her.
Kinsame. Octobers.--it tn.,- a rale yesterday from the S.E.
Itanbassadreas. Binnerrnan; from St. john. N 8., arrived here
Veste, day. vat erlogged. and with loss of sai:s, hulwaros,,gze.; in

the hnrric

also, put in here yesterday, with loss of mainmast. &c. ',The brig
hatlore, of gf,,nsale, coal laden, struck on the r-cks at the en.
trance of the 'harbour last night, and became a total wreck.
W Expos., Oct s.—Apollo. Wa'ker, from Dundee for Coebec,
Was `oth September, in let. 46, lone. 35; part of the
`VIP i nir

rOandounl

crew taken

wuu, •otivew Here, toe remainder, eX-
'eepz one boy. .drowned, voere•te.::en of tranotbervessel.Qneen
Poly:are. from I...i.verpool for Quebec, has put back •to :this port.
With the loss,'" all .her topmasts aid hull earnaged in the late
har7ican.e. On the 21st•Septvr•ber, it tat. 40, long. 50,' took off
the "row tree the Larry !taffies. mirk, from River Saguenay for
Lonion. oa-22d September.l,6ssed the brig Jot and Mary,
of ;:ewcastle.,wateriagged,aavi abandoned.

THURSO AY 4)

d W.NA

A:taivsu --Marmion. Edwards, and Diadem, liaretuw, from
New York—Awn, arrd Victoric, St. John. N.B.—Ch, onometer,
Ctphalonia--Archer, Lambe, Quebec—Burkett, from. Dor-
'rftaux. anti Madagascar, from Antwerp.

.n.E4hrates, Little, from ihietto Cabello at this port
Augu.t. On. The .28Ih.Zept , weed a vessel about 7ou
'"oc. abandon ed. filet ,name-al pearcd to cons'st ofof six letters,
I.ich the &stilt:re mete supposed to be CHM, or CAM.
Archer, which cc ived.-here to-dry from Quebec, sailed
tram4l'2 that poi. 12th Sept., and experienced- fine weatticr during
sp?;`"age, tilt•withitittite4ast few days, as she drew neater the
asaw several 4sutward bound vessels disabled in their

)rd.irom Quebec for Waterfordand this
d Septcmhe

The Louisa. rd Watt
Port, w.as abando,,ed 2
eind-nve.of the crew 17Andt'd
niainkter-were taken of f •t.e

captain. sate passenge,
n the Lard Sardon. :The re

The 'MarY Ant), of yixnmth, from St. Jo
EMaridovs.d at•.cus 22nd Septemher;

spok-_--, 'rent Prince Edward island for London, whichwas
dun,,4,r.on the 30th Apt it, la long. 17, by the Lord San.
ryed here.
NV, 11! ema Prowse, sai.icrtfrom Valparaiso Sdlaly, maxillary
rah: G;irduer, 4th Jialy,•hottaor this port.
Carter, isence.at Trani ad.
Corsair, Atkins, he ce Barbadoes.
keknarcll,,Brown, nce art St. Lucie.

'Bombay I
8. Ayres. ..
Calcutta

Aspey. hence a
Sp?
*i
4_etrr, Cooper, sailed from Jamaica
ept ember.
14:, he pariLlio sailed from HZ40111%,
-1401 ber.
-

for this perton the Sth of

C, Hopei

hence at 1A

DemeCara.
Havana. ,
Jamaica.

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general da

.raiso

Bean-s, English, 19. qr

Pease, Enzlish,

40 4 4
4 2 - 4 4
4 0 - 4 1
V) 0 -52 0

47 0 --49

146 0 -48 0

WARRINGTON CORN AIARRET, OCT.. a
TOW finnntities per

en at prices ai

TNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON
From the 2nd to the gni Cct., inclusive.

62 Sea Island

Bowed Georgia

9n,.04 J 3 ohne
" ft 1 Alabama and Tenues. • 4
23310 New Orleans
, 4g
6601 f Pernambuco & Paraiba 6i
t Aracati and Ceara I

1.59 Bahia and Macein

144 Maranham
1 Sawginned

3) Demerara, Surinam &c
70 Egyptian
Harbadoes

fine 31 0

Peruvian
Bahama.,

dabs and mo 40 0
44 •AS
8

1 ye:it,'

510 Laguayra

Manilla, in Wei
Havana, d,

48:1 Common West India

10 Carthagena
.. Smyrna
• . Manilla
8500 Swat
.'Madras
....lUengal

- 13214
78. ,} 522
- I

61 -
11 791
Si I

52860 bales.

LIVERPOOL HAY

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0 • 0 0 iManuto

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661
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Saturday 17 I 9 22
Sunday .IS 10 1

MEETINGS- OF

3 10 1 OCT

.tgo (i

:etiamin

o 0 l6.
o e tLW
• 0 'l9, Robert Harrison
24, Hewson Dinchrr
1, William Reamer
0, Peter M•Shane
John Burton (is

,ristopher Dick
illiam Maw, (I

Forest and 1,14 c

enry Ayres (fel

Irr.p. Quarter
...t2 12 0
.0 0 0
.. 1 810

Our arrival of Wheat is pretty good to-day. but moderate of
other articles. Wheat w ,s Is. per quarter dearer, but it has on'y
met a slow sale. Barley Is. per quarter dearer oral a tolerable
free sale. Beans fully as dear, but Oats are dual, and sold on
barely so good terms

At this day's market %Thad a large showof Wheat. forwhich
the farmers were asking very high r tea. millers purchased with
'varier ad.,ance on last week's

prices; no advance could be obtained on foreign. and the-tnar
ket very dull. But litee sprite

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET. OCT. 7.
Doritic the present week the Corn trade has been animated
though some considerahle z
An advance of Is. to 28 per quart
ley firmly supported last week
Oats a dull sale at Ligh rates.

mand slackened to flay, and prices must be quoted Is. to 2s. per
quarter lower for all descriptions. Barley met free sate It the
quotations. Beans firm. but not a great demand. Oats id. per
stone, and Shelling Is. per load cheaper. Malt rather higher.

The 'number of Cattle was larger than last week. and of fair
quality in general ; the sale throughout was rather dull. Best
however, worth, 6.1 per lb ; inte.ior 5d to nad.

de mumber of sheep ana
Was rather dull; hest ceetheis sid to 7d, inFertor from 6d...
Sid ; lamb 6d. to 7d per lb. Calves Fd to 7d per lb.—Num

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. OcT. 10
A steady nusine.s has been done in each article during the
week, at Lull p4es.
Supplies of h me produce
SCA- ns

ml. continue to be very

extensive trade has been done at Liverpool, and further
of Indian Cern and Flaw* have been made for expert

to Ireland,
At Wakefield continued large sales/lave been made with mach

Good and fine Malt fully 2R. per load dearer, and
carte. Beans as last quoted.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 9.
There has continued a good demand from speculators through
out the week, Which was increased upon tie rLccipt of rath'
• ' United States yesterday, and tfr

American
1330 Ames`

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