The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-23 00:00:00

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this pOrtiVa-tvairtir,aßussell, from Newfoundland ; Cour.
Sandstrom, from Ibrail ; Messenger, Hopkins, and Jane, frt
Galati; Emily, Pronow, from Alexandria; Conquest, Phil)"
from Java; Salterus Rock, Clark, from Constantinople
Emma, Karst, from Mauritius, for Glasgow, all at Quee,
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..... wile is requisite for present supply. tory WbealsWre-
unaltered in value. Flour is not pressed for sale, but some re- TUESDAY, Dec. 16.—PARTNERSHIPS DissouvED.—.T, L. 15th instant; Queen Victoria, Nixon, from Quebec.
duction is conceded for all, except the best qualities. Oats and and H. Hutchinson, Liverpool, wine dealers—Muirhead and seau, Beauvais, at'Plymonth,l6th instant.
Oatmeal as last quoted. English Beans rather cheaper; but Co. Liverpool, shipbrokers--Birtwistle, Walmsley, and CO., CALCUTTA, Nov. 7.—A large portion of the cr
Egyptians are held for an advance of 6d. per quarter. Great Harwood, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer. •.. 4*-- -—•- stranded near Saugo, 1r
PRESTON, DEC. 20.—The imports of grain, flour, and oat_ regards J. W.i...1...—u,
-- ”n. but 0'
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meal fresh up since our last,
however, by the unfavourable re

LONDON GAZETTE,

_ ......,airy—w. and C. Mather, Salford, Litncashire Anther goods are coming tit
‘'e unimportant. hi.—
millwrights—Hobson and Taylor, Eccles, Lancashire, silk' the wreck and cargo will f--
4orts from other leading mar. era—T. Reed and H. Moore Eccles, Lancashire, stir. reported to be a total ”-
_ . ..,c Kingdom, the trade here during the past week has peons—Harrison and Shakeshaft,
Blackburn, tallow chand. Margaret Skelly "'
been of a very inanimative character, and pricesin consequence era as far as regards G. Jackson.
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have bad a slight inclination downwards. We had a smaller DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.—J. N. Bateson, Rochdale, Liverni•distnasted, .-
Lancashire, cotton spinner.
supply of wheat from our neighbouring growers at our Corn
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District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor

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nominal. troreign unaltered pool; moat assignee„.
in value, but a little more inquired for. Flour without change. narns, Liverpool, tailor, Dec. No malting barley offering. Beans are scarce. Oats in fair Liverpool District Court of BankruptL,
request, at our quotations. -Upon a limited demand for oat- elton, Leeds • official assignee, Mr. Turner
meal, this article declined in value ad. to Rdnar_ ',L.._ line 41 .. ,

26, Jan

Cazenove, fiverpo ol—lsaae Abra•
4q. at 11 o'clock, at th(

mgr. mritenhead, ironmonger;DeC. 24, Jan. 15, at ARRIVED
orclock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : so- lao—Arthut
—The arrival of Wheat this week is licitors, Mr. Reece, Birmingham, and Mr. Owen, Liverpool Charles Ch.
s not appear to lower the pretensions official. assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool—John T Tho trrad. .1 •

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WAKFIELD, DEC. 19
considerable, but this doe
of holders, and. tl

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i ._. ~„. ......„., ..,,....,, ..an. zo, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverivol beth, Walker, Bordeaux—Ann Georgiana Hamburgh—tln
week are generally supported. There iiiaiiiii:-sa'le—i.o7 Barley District ' Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Dodge, Liverpool ; daunted, Whiteway, Copiapo, and Coquimbo—Helvellyn, thir-
st full prices. Oats are offered more freely, and ad. per at. official assignee, Mr. Casenove, Liverpool—Joseph James rison, Madras—Mary Bibby, Archibald, Demerara—Portland,
cheaper, and Shelling declines ls. per load. Beans are rather Smith, Liverpool, earthenware manufacturer, Dec. 26, Jan. 22, Power, Mobile—Grasmere, Vale, Charleston. Thu,.
cheaper. at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; SAlLED.—Patriarch, Miles, and Elizabeth Bentley, for Mo- I,N, lon
WISBECLI, DEC. 20.—We have rather a small show of wheat solicitor, Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. bile—Warwick, Head, Apalachicola—Richard, White. P.--
to-day, and the prices of last week are fully supported for all Turner, Liverpool—Joshua Eyre, Sheffield, grocer—Gem, 1,
a —IIICO--F.llPn Nolan 11........- l V 2 •
sorts. Beans and Oats are easier to buy. Fiettstiar 0.,a n— r...
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, DEC. 20.—There was a fair
supply of Wheat at market this morning from the farmers,
which sold readily upon the same terms as last Saturday. The
arrivals coastwise this week are only to a moderate extent, and
for which there was a fair steady demand, at precisely the
same rates to this day week. In Foreign only a very limit
business transacted, without any chanre in value; but
few really fine qualities are on „4--- x.

umn mac( u rers— surlier, r rancis Blarney, Gwennep, Cornwall, r—
groceFrederick Edwd. ford, B
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Preedy, Sherborne, wine erchant—Joseph Palmer Godfrey, Weeks
Cullom ton, Devonshire, late paper maker—George Staner, Dunn
juu., Margate, broker—Nicholas Geary, St. James's-istreet, Da°
Piccadilly, and Oxford-street, London, staymske• -,-e,
Betts, Forncett St. Pere,, v.,..,,,_

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Barley being more limited, former quotations were maintained.
Oats in request, and they are generally held for 6d. to Is per
qr. more money i but this advance has been. as yet, only par-
tially complied with. Old beans, or dry new, are in demand,
at 345. to 355. for small, and 335. to 345. for large. In other
Frain no alteration can be noted. The sale for Flour this week
is only slow, owing to the recent arrivals, but prices remain
the same. The weather being mild and damp, the condition of
all new grain is greatly affected thereby.
DUBLIN. DEC. 19.—The only alteration we have to report
in our Corn market since Tuesday is in inferie^
Oats and Barley, which met a very dull sale to-day, a...
in some instances a shade lower. Indian Corn was also les,
easy of sale, and must be quoted 6d. to Is. cheaper.
White VVheat.. IBs 6d to 22s 6d i Barley Its Od to ]ss
6d
Red do ........ I7s 6d to 216 64 i Rapeseed 143 Od to 16s 6d
Bere 108 Od to 118 Od Bakers' Flour. 12s Od to 14s Od
Oats 9B 6d to Ils 3d Indian Corn,
Oatmeal 108 6d to 12a Cd Der ...n.,.
CORK, DEC 20

samples of

'our meets a steady consumptive demand.
The price of bread is unaltered, and bakers will not pay any
advance. The Wheat trade is inactive, and prices are more in
favour of buyers, who operate cautiously. Indian Corn meets a
fair dull sale for consumption, but the speculative inquiry is
checked at present rates.

MAURITIUS, Oct. 18.—_ _,lyrnswood, from N. ... _
London, which was taken into Bourbon, a derelict, has b.
towed here by the government steamer Prince Albert to b.
repaired, and is now on the patent slip,
3 RM. OR 'I llimai—,...—,
SINGAPORE.. Oct. 23.—The Emily', Valentim, from Shanghai Lady Franklin, hence, for New York, ._
for Liverpool:arrived here 22nd Oct., with very considerable New World, hence, for New York, 13th Dec., off Bardsey
larnage to hull and rigging, having encountered a severe ty- Mary Ridley, from Oporto, for Newfoundland, 2d Dec., in lat
lon in the China Sea, Ist and 2nd Oct., and had been struck 43 Nr., long. 44 NV—Devon, hence, for Newfoundland, 2d Dec.,
in lat. 43 N., long. 44 W—Bleng, hence, for Vera Cruz, 14th
-htning ; the cargo is being landed in very bad order, and
later reported some of the chests of tea to have been set Dec., off Queenstown—Ferris, from Buceo, for this port, 14th
The Triad, of Leith, M`Whirter, from China to Boni- ff Flores—Joshua Waddington, hence, for Valparaiso,
0ct.,.,
Is lost on the Parcels Bth Oct. ; crew saved.
20th Oct., in lat. 34 S., long. 48 W—Spectator, from Bordeaux,
Fanner, and Gossypiurn, Harrison, from Callao ; Fin- for Mauritius, 30th Oct., in lat. 24 S. long. 30 W—Lady Shel-
ilack, from Paquique; Annie Worrell, Foster, from Arica; burne from Valparaiso, for this port 4th Nov.. in tat ti Q
I,e Messnrier, from Havannah ; Lady Sarah Bayley. — .„ -

for this port, off Charleston, and landed tht
• ship proceeded under charge of the mate
for this port, 2d Nov., in lat. 1 S.,
\, hence, for Philadelobia, lit.
,een, 9th 170-- ' J., long

Orleans,
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of Glasgow (

28th N

Joshua Sanderson, fror
in lat. 35 N., long. 37 N
for this port, sth De
15th Dec

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in lat. 50
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Gambier Island, for this G
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South Wales, iiiii'li

lat. 42,
Kinsale—

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in lat. 7 N.
, 14th Nov

-om Hay
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Smily Smith, 12th Sept.,
n Calcutta, for London, 9th Oct
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2 N., long,