The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-31 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY. DECEMBER 30.—Wind
ARRlVED.—Serafin, Caldiz, from Havana—John Campbell'
from Old Calabar; sailed 20th Oct. and from Fernando Po 270'
October—Triton, from Cork—Palmerston, Coster, from MOP
tre al—and James Edward, Webster, from Charleston.
Off the Port.—Southerner, for New York. putting back leak/
—Saghalien, from Hong Kong—Ambassador, Sim, and Cattle'
ine, from Ichaboe—and Susan, from Bonny.
Independence, for New York, has put back, leaky
Jane Prowse, from Mexico and Valparaiso, at Crookhaven
Cumb_rland, Power, from Pernambuco, at Cove; sailed 120
November

Ann, Storey; Supply, Mackey, and Euclid, Davidson, froth
Ichaboe, at ditto
Mary Jones, hence at Pernambuco
Falmouth Packet of October, at ditto
Mandarin, Hutchinson, hence at Charleston
Alice Jane, hence at Vera Cruz
Elerslie, Pagan, from Vera Cruz, at Laguira

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 30.
We have had the largest supply of Cattle at market to•c10
than for some time of late, which met with dull sale, at losver
prices. lleef, 5d to 6d ; Mutton, sid to 6d.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. 30.
The business in Cotton throughout the whole of last viee
jo,
was large, though the demand moderated on Saturday, and
day, only 5,1t00 bales have been sold, perhaps in some m€:lo'—of
owing to the dense fog which caused occasional suspensioathe
business, from the impossibility of distingu siting colours.
accounts by the packet arrived ye, terday, are not of an eXcitl
nature, so that there is no new feature to notice in today
business. Prices are fully supported, and rule generally ici_oe
lb higher than they did this day week. Speculators have it
in with the trade, but seem now pretty well satisfied to lea'
to the consumers.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, DEC'
Ons market is kept very bare of good,--indeed of all descrig;
tions of Butter, and prices appear to harden every week.
consumption of the manufacturing districts is immensA ate
a good augury ! Still, but little doing in pickled Butter, an.`:, of
currency is unaltered. An opinion prevails, that the Pri:oe
Irish Provit-ions will be well upheld this season ; in consequ'og
of a great likelihood of there being very diminished 5100
from the other side of the Atlantic. In Bacon, we hear of
brisk operation as yet;—though it is looked upon with
an eye of f :your by speculators.

LIVERPOOL:
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1844.

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