The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-07 00:00:00

and 1+•0
The business

.es, a dictionary, --, reckon , ~,. .ary papers, sumPtion and for export, and the hal< „,
was picked up on the beach, near this harbour, yesterday. bags, are at rather higher prices, ranging ti..—
NVATERFORD, 2nd Oct.—The Ndliani Duke, from I; tra, for yellow cargo, and 85. 3d. to 10s. 341. per cwt. for to
Queenstown, g 4 ton shore this morning, within the harbour; good white.—Tea: During the week a fair business has
but floated off at high water, and is now at Passage, making done in common Congous at Bfd. to 901., according to goat,
some water. there is a little more inquiry for the good flavoury Holm.
GIBRALTAR, 26th Sept.—The British brig Moselle, from De- and blackish leaf kinds, but no an( ration to notice in the
tsionlidisaat
riemtlielsniitnedf:veosupercoinf
it,
yh es
pbittuyieot:
merara, was abandoned 2nd Sept. about 160 miles west of Fayal ; finest grades ; about 25c0 packages of Souchongs, recently
crew saved, imported from America, good fair common quality, have been
MONDAY, Oc r OBER 6.—Wind W.N.W. are still inquired for, hut in other kinds of Greens the transi Ch
soCrOtn:
whicht: Ylanr : litYissa°l7-
flealiven.—Andrew Foster. Waterman, and Fidelia, Farber, able.—ln Saltpetre the sales are 500 raga at 25e. Gd , and of
from New York—James Pennell, Futterron, and Rio Grande, Nitrate of Soda, the transactions are limited to .ab9ut 30
Ryan, New Orleans—Persian, Mitchell, St. John, N.B —Lydia, tons, at 145. 641. per cwt.—Turpentiiie is rather lower. 24'00
Cuba—Koh-i•Noor, English, Calcutta—Dexterous, Twitchett, brls. of good quality having been sold at 6s. od. per ~t,
Sinyrna—lntrepido, Ruggins, Rarletto—Fernandes, Contente, 14500 brl
s. 'far, chiefly Stockholm, at 17. 6d. per brl. front the
Lisbon—Murray, Booker, Cronstadt. quay.—Of Rosin, 1500 brls. have been taken at 3s. Id. to
Is. 6d. per cwt. as in quality. -Ashes have been in good
Niagara (s). Leitch, from New York at this port; sailed 24th detrand, and upwards of 500 brls, sold at 275. 6d. for Pot, and
Sept. Has 477,500 dollars in specie on freight.
Canada, Wylie, hence at Montreal. at 28s. 6d. for old, and at 295. Cd. per cwt. for new Pearl.—
Pilgrim
1200 bags of Bombay Linseed are reported at 48s. 3d. per qr.
Trio, Wallace, hence at ,an Francisco. Richardson, and Lady Milton, hence at Quebec.
—The Tvv allo market is quiet, prices remaining the same as
last quoted.—Lard has further advanced. 100 lons having been
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Orleans.
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sold it 50s. to 525. per cwt.—Jute : The sales comprise 800
bales, at from ..t.',o les. to .el 5 for low ordinary to good, and a
Aberdeen, Hubbard ; Mary Ward, Little; and Argo, —, small lot of very fine at £l7 per ton.
all hence at New York.
Java, Perry; Cerro Gordo, Chandler; and Rhine, —, all LIVERPOOL. COTION MARKET. OCT. 3.
hence at Philadelphia.
The report from Manchester of a quiet and rattle.
Edward Everett, hence at Baltimore.
market, with less disposition from the Trade to purchas.
Sachon, Woodburn ; Ocean Queen, —; and Denmark, and a falling oft in the export demand, have circuniscriac
Thompson, all hence at Boston.
extent of business this we. ; and although most holder
James Titcomb, from New Orleans for this port, at Boston. tolerably firm, Cotton has been offered freely in some qua Ossippee, Talford, hence at Camille.
and the current qualities of A mericen have been the el
Renown, —; Mary Queen of Scots, Blackmore; and Mary duced nearly id. per lb. Taken for export, 4,950 Atoe
Millard, all her ce at Pernambuco.
570 Pernambuco, 650
ands
60 Egyptian, 10 Sinyrilt., Magdelina, Wistergan ; Win. Bailey, Teasdale; and Eliza, Demerin a, 1,560 Sara!, and 30 Bengal, and on speculation,
Abernethy, all hence at Rio Janeiro.
Empress, Marsden, hence at Bahia. 1,550 American, 416 Egyptian, 20 Demerara, and 920 .r.stii at.
The Cazone. from Virginia, ashore on Taylor's Bank, has i 1 6A LES. • ~. _
gone to pieces ; cargo (tobacco) washing ashore.

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The Mountaineer. Crevar, of and froin this port to Quebec, DESCEIPTII
was abandoned 30th Sept. in a sinking state, lat. 49, long. 14;
crew taken off by the James Pennell, arrived here.
QUEBEC, 15th Sept.—A large vessel was seen ashore on the
north side of the Straits of Belleisie 2nd Sept. Sea Island
Tsluxe Yottn, 22nd Sept.—A vessel bottom up, with black Stained ~
sides and coppered, apparently about 300 tons, was passed 3rd Boweds
Sept., in lat. 27, long. 70. IIf.A.U.

PRICES,

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Alabama, &c
New Orleans
s.
Wind at Holyhead, %V., f.•esh breeze. Aracati,a &c
&c..
OPT HOLYHEAD.—Ardencraig, ship, from Boston, at 11.30 Bahia, &c.
; Silas Greenman, ship, from New York, at 2 p.m.; Bri- 1%1 aranliam . 54
tisb American, barque, from —, at 4 p.m. ; Commodore, Sawginned .. 5
steamer, from Havre. at 4.30 p.m. Demerara, &c
q c 93
Ore THE PORT, at 5.15 p.m.—The Vanguard, ship, 1 barque, Egyptian.... 5 g
and I schooner.
Barbadues
Peruvian ....
TIDE TABLE. Laguayra....

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 6TH OCTOBER,

14560, 51

1430! 444
670 264
) 350 312

Co in . W. I . &c

f MORN. I EVENO.I FIGHT.) HOLY DAYS, ETC. 1 Cartbagena.. 1

Smyrna 4l
Oct.} b. m. h. m. ft. in. Manilla
Tuesday.— 71 953 10 13 113 1 Surat • 24
Wednesday. fli 10 31 10 49 114 4 Madras —
Thursday .. 91 11 5 11 20 15 5 Queen's Visit to L'pl. Bengal 34
Friday .....10 11 36 11 50 16 3 Full Moon, 6.33, a.m. •
Satorday ..111 0 6 16 9
Sunday —.12; 020 035 16 10 16th Sun. aft. Trinity.
Unnftßv....l3 051 1 6 16 7 LIVER
_ There is no

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scarct
TUESDAY, SEPT. 35.—PARTNERSHIPS DISSDLVED.—r. Pork is
continental.
have 1
Harwood and J. T. Nicholson, Liverpool, tailors—W. Birkett been no
and Son, Liverpool, brokers—J. Slatters and J. Yates, Black- continue very
burn, Lancashire, waste dealers—W., J., and P. Nicholson, prices, and the
Warrington, attorneys—T. Wood and Co., Oldham, Lanca-
shire, drapers--Seed and Green. WLrrington, grocers--E.
Drury and M. Aspden, Preston, Lancashire, bread makers—
J. E. Hsgr.,-ins and Co. Tranmere, Cheshire, tanners—Shaw
and Marsden, Bolton-le:Moors. Lancashire, joiners—S. Cowley
and So-!, Ashton-under-Lyne, builders.
BANKRUPTS.—John and James Heywood, Liverpool, provi-
sion merchants, Oct. 15. Nov. 4, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool
District Court of Bankruptcy; so:icitor, Mr. Do lire, Liverpool.
Official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.—George Marshall
Bass, Louth and Horocastle. Lincolnshire. grocer—John Wil-
barns, Cadonton jnxta Neath. Glamorgansbire, ironntaster—
Robert Hunter, Swansea, Glamortransbire, linen draper—
Pearce Vanasseh Hadley, Cardiff, Glamorganshire. corn mer-
chant—William Wickens Holman, Bath, draper—Wiliam
Marston Whalley, South Minims, licensed victualler—William
Haybow, Ratcliffe-highway, and High-street, Shadwell, boot
maker—James Bassett, High-street, Shoreditch, hotel keener
Dlvlntmns.--Oct. 22, J. Bowes, Liverpool. ale dealer `Oct
23, T. Davis, J. Glossop, and J. Brankley, Bury, Lancashire
dyers.