The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COT FON MARKET. DEC. 12

The depression noticed last week continued, and was even
increased on Friday and Saturday last, when the current quali-
ties of American were again sold on rather lower terms; and
although there has been some revival of confidence within the
past two or three days, (owing to better accounts from Paris,)
still prices must again be quoted nearly id. per lb. in the
buyers' favour, the market, fiowever, closing more steadily;
Brazil has been in fair request, at somewhat easier prier's the
lower qualities of Egyptian are also cheaper. A large business
has again been transacted in Surat both by the trade and spe-
culators, influenced by a reduction of fully id. per lb. Speen-

lators have t
ters 290 Amer

aken 1320 American and 5060 Surat, and expor-
icaa, 100 Madras and 840 Surat.

SALES. IMPORTS.
Week f Previ- Week This
ending I ously ending year
Dec. 12 this yr. Dec.l2. Dec. 12
300 25400
40 1593 3965 496931 1
5290 417930 J 196270
} 2660 270830
21603 783221
12240 6825501
610 55980 } 217 51301 13950
430 360801 2367 24307 8340
720 37830}

DESCRIPTION

PRICES

STOCK

Sea Island
Stained ..
I3oweds

d. d.
@2l
6i 8i

Mobile

Alabama, &c.
New Orleans.
Pernams, &c.
Aracati, &c..
Bahia, &c...
Maranitam
Sawginned
Demerara, &c
Egyptian....
Barbadnes
Peruvian ....
Laguayra....
Com.W.l.&e.
Cartliagena..
Smyrna ....

4i 54
3 43
4 6
5; 63
51
5; 6

263761 24090

•• • 1 530: . 520
920, 81860 632 61029
• • • • • • • 267 1

•- I 4730. I
.1.
10 57 7018 3450
•••
3.450 247350 1 J
110 6910 f 4264
....I 1330

Manila

Surat .
Madras

Bengal

2i 44
4 4#

31780 1940890 33005 1683407!

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, DFc. 12

We can note no improvement in the demand for Beef ; the
dealers buy sparingly, and the stock reduces very slowly. There
has again been an export inquiry for Pork, resulting in the sale
of about 300 barrels, which leaves the market very bare of
American. Some new French has been taken by the trade, at
a full price. The Bacon per " Baltic" has been sold, the qua-
lity wa, fair. In Hams and Shoulders there is very l►ttle
doing. After the date of our last, Lard went down to 415., at
which figure 120 tons changed hands, subsequently prices ral-
lied to 435., with moderate sales, and holders are now firm
Cheese has been less inquired for this week, and sales of mid-
dling qualities have been made at a decline of Is. to 2s. per cwt.
Butter, owing to the mild weather, is a shade easier to buy.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET,

DECEMBER 13

s. d. a. d
Hay. old, *st
New
Clover
Ditto, Green
Vetches 0 0 0 0 Turnips, io. ton .16 0 17 0
Straw, Wheat
Oat 0 3 0 31, Mangelwurzel . 0 0— 0 0
Barley

s. d. I. d

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER.—The success which has so far attended the
usurpation of Lords Napoleon—allaying as it does, the appre-
hension of civil war in France, and of revolutionary movements

in other parts of Europe—leas tended to restore, in some
degree, the tone of our market ; and, on the whole, we have to
report a slight increase of business as comnared with what we
had last week after the receipt of the startling intelligence re-
ferred to. The letters received from Germany show, in like

manner, that, as the flagitious and perilous seiiure of despotic
power has been made, its consolidation is regarded as a secu-
rity against wide-spread and destructive convulsion. But the

of the continent, are felt to be so greit as to render the exer-
cise of extreme caution absolutely necessary to safety. The
German and Italian houses are consequently acting wi,h the
utmost wariness in the execution of small orders, and such

only as are required in the way of assortment. Of course all
other buyers are pursuing, more or less, the same policy. The
yarn' market is, therefore, exceedingly inanimate, and the
amount of operations altogether inconsiderable. The engage-
ments previously entered into would, indeed, of themselves,

preclude any extensive transactions at present ; but the intlu-
ence of the political cause in question presses upon every
department °four trade ; and, as the lapse of a few days brings
many producers sensibly nearer the termination of their con-
tracts, the bias of prices is slightly more unfavourably at the
close of the week than at its commencement. The cause
referred to has, in all probability, not only given to prices an
adverse bent, but prevented their taking a somewhat upward
turn. We now quote yarns about id. per lb., on the average.
below the rates of a fortnight back. Some spinning of 20's and
30's water twist in the bundle, which are under contract, can-
not indeed he had, even for future delivery, at any reduction (a
qualification we should have made in our last report) ; but
these classes of yarns, with such exceptions, have yielded id. to
id. per lb. in the time named. Mule yarns have lost fully as
much, in general, as water; the finer counts, suitable for Brad-
ford, however, being still firm. The remand for goods conti-
nues to be unfavourably affected ; yet it is but partially that
any decline in value is sustained, and that only in the lighter
or interior descriptions. Good domestics and T's, and the
better qualities of the different widths of printing cloths, are

steady at the quotations of last week but one.
ROCHDALE.—We have had an extremely dull market in flan-
nels this week, and a very limited amount of goods hare been
sold at prices much the same as those of the preceding week.
Wool maintains its fo-mer price, and the manufacturers buy

very sparingly.
BRADFORD.—The wool, yarn, and piece markets this week
have been very quiet, and prices are without alteration. Until
quietness kas been restored in France, we fear we shall have no
increase of demand for goods for the continent.
LEEDS.—We have had very quiet markets this week, when
stock-sorting is much practised. But about an average amount
of business has been done, notwithstanding that the strange
events in France have tended to check all kinds of commercial
dealings.

NOTTINGHAM.—Lace : The general state of this trade con-
tinues very flat. Although some houses have considerable
orders on hand, yet ethers have scarcely anything to dn. Plain
goods, and fancy nets adapted for window blinds, are in the

best demand ; fancy laces, edgings, and, indeed, nearly all
goods of these descriptions, with the above exception, are in
very small request. Doublers of lace thread are making great
complaints of the want of profit on their yarns.—Hosiery :
Our business is a little more improved, with fair prospects of a
continuance, as orders •for goods for the home spring trade
must shortly be received. More yarn has latterly been given

out to the hands to be worked, and some impetus may possibly
be given to the trade, in consequence of an anticipated advance
upon this material ; indeed, prices already have an improved
tendency. _ _

GLAstiow.—Spinners continue to be well supplied with
orders, and the current prices •f the month are steadily main-
tained in nearly all numbers. There has been a little more
business doing in our cloth market. at a shade better rates than

could have been realised last month. The excitement caused
by the state of affairs in France has begun to die away, and a
confident expectation is held of a good spring trade. For the
last few days there have been various rumours of the stoppage
of houses concerned in the late failure of Cabbel and Co. We
believe, however, though in one or two instances there are par-
ties heavily involved, they will be able to make such arrange-
ments as will preclude them coming to a suspension of payments.

&hipping in:tlitgentr.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9.—Wind S., moderate

A RRlVED.—Saranak, Maloney, from Philadelphia—Laura,
Messurier, Demerara—Kennebec, Smith, New Orleans—Ho-
nesta, Andrews, Zante—Prince of Wales, Thomas, Patras—
Samuel and Elizabeth, Pope, Rouen—Olive Branch, Skelly,
Seville—Messenger, Lewis, Oporto—Flora Bella, Goldie, from
Nantes—Neptune, Sincapore—Uzella, Brown, Palermo—Die
Rieden Fredericke, Paimliceuf—Joven Innes, A!damis, Seville.
SAILED.—S. S. Lewis (s.s.), Cole, Boston—Warbler, West-
cott ; John Davies, Hughes; and Hyperion, Perkins, New Or-
leans—David M`lver, Bailie, Sydney, N.S.W.—Sir Edmund
Head, Leith, San Francis--o—Albanian, Winsor, Zante—Endy-
mion, Withycombe, Calcutta—Elizabeth, Thomas, Vera Cruz
—Cromwell, Jenkins, r.oston—Rival, Bexfield, Azores—Co-
lumbiana, Crowell, Apalachicola—Pillgwenlly, Lewis, ,yra—
Ranger, Nunn, Rio Grande—Richard Cobden, Stewart, Bom-
bay—Rothschild, Gordon, Africa—Eleanor Thompson,Thomp-
son, St. Thomas—City of the Sultan, Gilham, Constantinople
—Haabet, Rinse, Charleston—Pilot, Tatem, Zante—Crusader,
Hunter, Buenos Ayres— Annechina Bouwina, Knooihuizen,
Rotterdam—Boscoppa, Mann, Lisbon.

The Crusader, hence for Buenos Ayres, has put back.
Zante Packet, Fudge, hence at Vera Cruz.
Fairy, She!ford, hence at St. John, Newfoundland.
Leo, Clarke, from Newport and Grenada, at St. Thomas.
Albatross (s.s.), O'Reilly, hence at Rotterdam.
Island Maid, James, hence at New Orleans.
Prudentia, Allen, hence at the Texel.
James Reay, cleared at St. Domingo for Trieste 4th Nov.
Ann Falcon, hence at Jamaica.
Adler, Vanselow, and Carlotta, Albrecht, hence at Swinne-
munde.

Royal George. Bell ; Slater Rebow, Cumming; Idea, Wood;
and Bijou, Long. hence at St. Michael's.
Dauntless, Jones, sailed from New Orleans for this port 10th
November.

George Anson, Oakley ; Brunswick, Fearon ; and Folle,
Morgan, hence at Genoa.
Governor, Gilberry ; Eliza, Wylie; and Pilgrim, Cready,
from St. Thomas at St. Domingo.
Alexander, Davidson, sailed from St. Domingo for this port
7th November.

Falcon, sailed from Demerara 26th Oct., and Mary Bibby,
Albert, Ist Nov., both for this port.

FALMOU, H, Dec. 7.—Severtil disabled vessels were seen in
lat. 46, long. 44, by the Defender, arrived here. _

Nov.ST. THOMAS, N 19.—The A. Cheeseborough, I3inneY,
from Baltimore for Liverpool, put into this port 17th Nov.,
leaky.

Binumiats, Dec. 18.—The brig Martha, laden with Indian
corn, drove on the beach, near the Friars, during a heavy gale

trom the southwest laFt night, but has not received damage.
FAYAL, Nov. 21.—From the 12th to the 16th November a
strong gale from the S.N. to E. pret ailed here, with a tremen •
dons sea. Since the 16th the wind has been gradually abating.

WEDNESDAY. DEC. 10.—Wind S.W., moderate,
ARRIVED.— Isaac Wright, Furber, from New York—
_. .

—Decima, Baak, Amsterdam—Svttende Mai 'Elorum ; Hor-
tense, Sidonie, Salliante ; and St. Pierre, Greloux, Nantes—
&iv', Keith, Miramichi-17th May, Norway.
SAILED.—Great Western, Shearman, and Baltic (s.), Corn
stock, for New York—Margaret (s.),Simpson, Havre—Grecian
(s.), Hardie, Constantinople—City of Glasgow
Philadelphia

Dazzler, hence at Panama.
Industry, hence at St. John, N.B.
Greyhound, Tucker, hence at Newfoundland

Aglaia, Blann, hence at Trieste.
Soeblomsten, Rasmussen. hence at Copenhagen
Elizabeth, sailed from Bordeaux for this po
Jacob, Hansen, hence at Hamburgh

Catharina, Hanson, hence at the Schelde,
Minerva, hence at Antwerp.

Royalist, from Quebec, at 'Conway

.s.), Wylie

th instant

Abby Lands, Barclay, from Cardiff, for Panama, at Milford.
Catherine Elizabeth, Evams, and Puella, Evans, hence at
Milford.
Star of Brunswick, Hearn, from Cardiff at Milford, with loss
of topmast and j.bboom.

Lucy Ann, Owen, from Callao, for this port, at Queenstown.
Magician, Steele, sailed from Puerto Cabello for this port
30th October.

Theodosia, Ross, sailed from Punta Arenas, for Union, 25th
Sept., and Walton, for Falmouth, 21st Oct.
Susan, sai ed from Vera Crnz 9th Oct. ; Robert Stephenson,
25th; and Mary lsmay, 28th, all for Laguna.

Leimaliagow, GlinVo, hence at St. John, N. 8., with loss of
niientopinasts.

Jane Henderson, for Baltimore, has put back, leaky, having
been thrown on her beam ends off the Skerries.
Roseanne, M•liechnie, Sharks Bay; Freney ; Demetio, Den-
rico, for Odt•ssa ; and Ringinahon Castle, Green, for Ibraila, all
at Queenstown.

Elizabeth, Thomas, for Vera Cruz, has put back, with da-
mage, and leaky, having been in contact, last night, with an
American ship.

Sr. JOHN, NEWFOUNDLAND.—The wreck of a vessel, appa-
reLtly,a brig,swith.butter firkins floating near her, was fallen

QUEENSTOWN, DEC. B.—lt blew a -heavy gale from the south-
ward, from nightfall last evening till 9 p.m., when it veered to
southwest, and subsequently to west.
TOBERMORY. Dec. 5. 1 he Jessy, Duncan, from Li
fl

For Shields, has discharged above 166 tons of cargo, but is still

THURSDAY. DEC. 11

Wind W.N.W., moderate

ARRlVED.—Dauntless, Jones, from Palermo—Milton, Hills,
Bordeaux—Sandusky, Borland, (left the Bar on the 14th Nov,),
and Brutus, Crouch, New Orleans—Conqueror, Boutello, St.
John, N.B.—Catherine, Barclay, Quebec—Jane, Williams,
Lisbon—Georgia, Brodie, Savannah—Arethusa, Malaga—Ad-
miral (s.), Stone, Havre—Anna Mooka, Stephens, Pugwash—
British Queen (s.), Bell, Constantinople.
SAlLED.—Richard Cobden, Stewart, for Bombay—
Mullock, Africa—E. C. Scranton, Spencer, New York-
Lavert,, - Carson, Rp:

and James Ainey, New Orleans—Eliza Pir-
rie, 111` Whit, ➢tobile—Bleng, Campbell, Vera Cruz—Johu Mat-
thie, Groome, Calcutta.

The Elizabeth Bruce, for Mobile, has put back, leaky
Vinko, sailed from Malta for this port 27th Nov.
The Caniana, which left for Callao on the sth instant.

Viva, Smith, and Ft iesland, Vanderhoff, both hence at Trieste
Phoebe (s.s.), Brenan, hence at Malta, and left for this port
27th Nov.
Science, Clarke, and Dusty Miller, Lewis, both hence at
~..

,
Smyrna.
Gallovidean Rae, and Nuova Recus, Radinuri, both cleated

Wards, Temple, and Alchymist, Stephenson, both hence at
Constantinople.
BELFASE, Dec. 9.—The Bee, of Ballycnstle, from Lame for
Belfust, got ashore at the entrance of the Larne Lough, on the
7th instant, and is expected to become a wreck.
CAMPBELTOWN, Dec. 9.—The sloop Mary Hardie, Bain,
from Bangor for the east of Scotland, lost her canvas on Sun-
day night, drifted, and went on shore near Maasdale, twelve
miles north-west of this place, and will be a wreck : the crew
saved.

FRIDAY. DEC. 12

Wind S.S.I

ARRIVED.—Pino, Jupar, from Leghorn—Pet, Legg, Lisbon
--Pet, Touzer, Terceira—Burrell, Clare, Alexandria—May,
Nantes—Mary Hannah, Righton, Gaboon ; sailed 29th Aug.—

Clonny, Crowe, Quebec—Cestus, Rio Bento—Royal William,
Palermo—Sarah H. Louisa, St. John's, N.B.—Vesper, Gibral-
tar, &c. _ _ _

SAILED.—Jenny Lind, Dennis, and Agnes Sophia, Jenkins,
for Oporto—Princess, Hillman, Malaga—Venilia, Andrew, for
Smyrna—Perragno, Florio, Rio Janeiro—Victoria, M•Beth,
Lisbon, &c.—Snake, Wills, Azores—Victorine, Esmal, Bor-
deaux—Otomoco, Howes, New Orleans—Lady Franklin, Yea-
ton ; Reciprocity. Porter ; and New World, Knight, New York
—Mary Bailey, Sewell, Syra, &c.—Hero, Griffiths, and Venice,
Young, Philadelphia—Thekla Schmiett, Rorden, St. Thomas—
Eliza, Vincent, and John Harrocks, Cartridge, Demerara
Vesta, Brookman, Arendaal—Vincenza, Prom ado, and Tinme,
Tromasirecick, Trieste—Hertha, Schultz, Port-au-Prince—
Larch, Laidley, Charlesti n—Paxton Card, Halifax—Thalia,
Cunani, Corfu—Two Brothers, Hillman, Haniburg—F,lipa,
Lopatega, Guayaquil—Earl of Charlestown, Gardner, Sydney,
N.S. V.—Britannia, Robertson, Pernambuco—Anna, Vegter,
Rotterdam—La Ville d'Cu, Corgnaird, Rochefort—Qnilha de
Ferro, Silva, Fayal—Vision, Humbly, Nantes.

Albatross (s.), and Elswich, Mercer, hence at Helvoet.
Sussex, Young, hence at Marseilles.
Seaman, Woodruff, henco at Odessa.
Jane, Murphy, hence at Galatz.
Mary, Stewart, hence at Venice.
Medium, Keay, and James Moran, hence at Bahia.
Frankfort (s.), Corbet, (and sailed for Leghorn), and Etna,
Watson, hence at Genoa.

Stranger, Miller, and Richmond, Grayson, hence at Buenos
Ayres.

The Margaret, for Pernambuco, has put back, in consequence
of heavy weather ; sailed on the Ist.
The Margaret, for Panama, has put back, to be lightened,
being too deep.
_ _

The Delphos, from Bangor, has arrived at this port, leaky,
and with loss of sails, &c., having experienced a heavy gale on
the 9th instant from N.N.W, She is bound for Boston.
RANISOATE, Dec. D.—The Camilla, from London for Dub-
lin, has put in here leaky, with the water close up to the cabin
floor.

BELFAST, Dec. 9.—The Bee, of Ballycastle, from Lame for
Belfast, got ashore at the entrance of Larne Lough, on the 7th
instant, and is expected to become a wreck.

DINGLE, Dec. 9.—The Ben Nevis, from Quebec for Bristol,
was wrecked this afternoon at Bal'Oared Creek ; crew saved,
and remainder of the cargo expected to be.
BAHIA, Nov. 18.—The Julinder, Burn, from Callao for Lon-
don, put in here on the 31st October, in a disabled state, with
part of cargo thrown overboard. She has been surveyed, and
must discharge. The remainder of the cargo will be taken to
its destination in the Anne Baldwin.

SATURDkY, Dec. 13.—Wind S.S.E., light, thick fog.
ARRIVED.—Ashland, S:one, and Richard Morse, Perry, from
New Orleans—William Rennie, Silk, Punta Arenas and Valpa-
raiso—Fernandes, Contente, and Lancefield, —, Lisbon.

SAlLED.—William Stewart, Jameson, for Bombay—Jamaica,
Harrison, and Emperor, Bruce, Bahia—Camana, Smith, Lima
—Bridget, Short, Para—Antonia, Smoquina, and Giaour, Wor-
well, Rio Janeiro—Harward, Goodwin, Boston—Canada (s.),
Lang, Halifax and Boston—Admiral O.) Wickman, Havre.

Providencia, Antonio ; Emilia, Guglielmo ; and Sylph, —,
all hence at Rio Grande.

Emma, Thomas, hence at Bahia.
Union, Kelly, hence at Lisbon.
Bonne Mere, Blin, hence at Nantes.
Union, hence at Ostend.
Golden Fleece, Palethorpe, sailed from Bahia for this port
10th Nov. _ . . . .

1,0•••
Gaetano, Schiatfino, sailed from Constantinople for this port
25th Nov. - -• -• • •

Eblana, Roper, from Smyrna at Cagliari, and sailed for this
port 28th Nov.
Huma, Jarvis, sailed from Denia for this port 27th Nov.
Earl St. Vincent, sailed from Lisbon for this port 2nd Dec.
. _

Mantura, Heath. from Newfoundland for this port, at Stran-
raer 10th Dec. Encountered bad weather during the whole
voyage, and was on her beam ends on the 7th Dec.
Alciope, Bennett, from Cape de Verds at Bahia, and sailed
15th Nov. for Rio Janeiro.
N. S. del Pilar, Gastanga, from Havana, at Falmouth 11th
Dec.
Cicero, Butler, from London for Barbadoes, at Plymouth
12th Dec., very leaky, and making five inches water per hour
in harbour. _ _ . .

Catherine, Fenwick, from Antigua for Amsterdam, at Ply
mouth 12th Dec. . . . .

~~~Fairlie, Davis,
from Valparaiso ; Arab, Cowing, from Buenos
Ayres • and Margaret, Wilson, from..Galatz, all at Queenstown
11th Dec. _ . _

Sila, Scott, from Ibrail ; Parthian, Cole, from Alexandria
and Gleam, Wade, from Barletta, all for Limerick, at Queens-
town 11th Dec. _

DONEGAL, Dec. 9.—The Isabella, Martin. of Strangford, ar-
rived in the roadstead 3rd Dec. from Liverpool ; but in coming
up to the quay, yesterday, took the ground in the river, and
fell over at low water, but was righted after being much
strained, and having six feet water in her hold.
LONDONDERRY, Dec. 9.—The Harriet Stewart, Barclay,
hence for Liverpool, parted her bower anchor is Moville Bay
7th Dec.

DUBLIN, Dec. 12.—The Ebenezer, of Salcombe, from Lisbon,
with oranges, struck on Arklow Bank last night, and was
abandoned by the crew, who landed at Wicklow. Two boats
went out in search of the Ebenezer.