The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-02-26 00:00:00

THE trvutpooL STANDARD.

Bell, Stoup, and Amazon, Rodgers, hence at Vera Cruz, and
both sailed for Laguna.
Tom Cringle, Marsh, hence at St. Jago de Cuba.
Enterprise, Jones, hence at Trinidad.
Joven Maria, Basterechea, hence at Havana.
Cinderella Ann, and Gustav Adolph, hence at Belize.
Cornelia, Mancheca, sailed from Matanzas for this port 25th
January.
James Gibb, Jackson, and Eglinton, Dillon, from Calko at
Queenstown.

MONDAY, FEB. 25.—Wind S., moderate breeze.
SAlLED.—Rothesay, Mitchell, and Huskisson, Witt, Africa
—Nais, Granby, Syra—North Pole, Hodgkins, Phillippines—
Socierre, Fauseran, St. Michael's—Grace M`Vea, M`Donnell,
New Yotk—Miltiades, Kerr, New Orleans—Corinne, Tille,
Dieppe—Mary Johanna, Davies, Zante—Ontario, Holmes, for
Charleston—Tell Tale, Legg„ and Vesper, James, St. Michaels
—New Hampshire, Chase, New Yerk—LEleeanor. Owens, and
Martha, Thomas, Itzehoe—Lancashire Lass, Blacklock, Ga-
latz—Eliza Moore, Asbridge, Calcutta—Jupiter, Tick, Stettin—
Brisk, Dixon, St. Michael's—New Commercial, Shaw, St.
Lucia—Berlin, Smith, Philadelphia—Rockshire, Flood, Savan-
nah—Rose, Peary, Rotterdam—Condor, Halst, Hambro'—
Prince of Orange, Stephens, Bombay—Ansbro, Maxwell, Va-
lencia—Jonge Hendrick, Mulder, and Mary, Rowlands, Rotter-
dam—Joseph Yeoward, Jones, Leghorn—Helias, Backland,
Belize—Ann Powell, Tucker, Rio Grande—Hope, Ellis, Galatz
—Cannata, Tilson, Calcutta—Ann, Carruthers, Seville—Zebia.
Tonkin, Naples—Wm. M`Dougall, 51‘flougall, Syra—Queen of
England, Cawkett, Hong Kong—Paella, Evans, Genoa—lsa-
belta Harnet. Whelan, C&lcutta—Molly, Wharlich, Santos—
Marianna, Monte, Naples—Truant, Jones, and Carlo Castel-
lano, Genoa—Victoria. Owens, Galatz—Neptimus, Hansen,
Eckenforde—Corsair, Leadley, New Orleans—Maria, Pinkey,
Beirout—Erowwina, Bakker, Tarragona—Jupitor, Lievens,
Ostend—Eleanor, Fuller, St. John, N.B.—Gebroeders, Hieg-
ner, Rotterdam—Nymph, Delahoyde, Lisbon—Emily, Nicho-
las, Gibraltar—Margaret and Rachael, Thomas, Leghorn—
Belle, Hicks, Oporto—Samson, Butcher, Galatz—Virginia, Ca-
fieto, Naples—Columbns, Sharnberg, Lisbon—Dauntless, John-
stone, Maranham—Gem. Rennards. Genoa—Prentice, Wood-
bury, Charleston—Catherine, Hansen, Antwerp.

Zephyr, Lake, from Girgenti ; Freedom, Tyrer, from Mar-
seilles, and Chance, Dumaresque, from Gallipoli, at Gibraltar,
and all cleared for this port.
Bridget, and Eblana, sailed from Lisbon for this port 16th of
February.

John Wesley, Rowe, hence for San Francisco; Catherine,
Walker, from Glasgow, for Lisbon, with loss of foremast and
hull much damaged, and Joseph Porter, Abell, from Newport,
for New Orleans, at Milford.
Flora M‘Donald, sailed from Milford for Bombay 23rd Feb.
OFF THE PORT.—Avoca, barque; Nova Scotian, barque, and
Rowena, schooner, have not telegraphed where from.

,ftflatiteto.

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. FEB. 22.
Sugar: The market remains exceedingly flat, and there are no
sales B.P. to report, but 3,000 bags Bengal have been disposed
of, without change in price, a small lot of Madras at 31s. 6d.
to 375. 6d., and 600 bags grainy Mauritius at 41s. to 435. per
cwt. Foreign.-600 bags and barrels Venezuela sold at 38s. 6d.
per cwt. duty paid. Molasses.—The sales are 200 casks Cuba,
without change in price, and 200 casks East India Treacle at
15s. 3d. per cwt. Coffee.—The market is very flat, and the ten-
dency of price is downwards. The sales consist of 200 bags
Costa Rica at 555., 40 bags Rio at 535., and 550 bags damaged
St. Domingo at 40s. to 485. 9d. per cwt. 900 bags Ginger
brought 198. for wormed Malabar, and 225. 6d. per cwt. for
good Bengal. No sales of Cocoa, Pepper. or Pimento. Rice.
—4O tces. Carolina sold at 20s. 3d., 3,000 bays Bengal at Bs. 6d.
to 125., and 550 bags small Brazil at 7s. 6d. to 88. per cwt.
Rum has participated in the general dulness, and to effect sales
rather lower prices would have to be accepted. The business
is extremely limited. Tea.—A fair amount of business doing,
at full previous prices, but sales are less extensive in conse-
quence of the market being barely supplied with the consuma-
ble descriptions. East India Drysaltery Articles continue dull,
and the transactions are not worth reporting. Saltpetre re-
mains heavy, and the only sale reported is 300 bags, 5 per
cent., at 265. 3d. per cwt. The sales of Nitrate of Soda con-
sist of 130 tons at 14s. 3d. to Hs. 6d., including 50 tons to ar-
rive at 14s. 3d, per cwt. Guano continues in good demand,
and 300 tons sold at extreme prices.

Offiart ets.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 23

The slightly improved feeling which appeared to exist at Lon-
don, on Monday, has not had any effect either here or at our
neighbouring markets. Nothing has been done during the
week calling for particular observation, and prices have, on the
whole, remained stationary. To-day Wheat and Flour are un-
changed in value; good Oats as last quoted; Oatmeal very dull
of sale, and 3d. to Gd. per load lower ; Beans, Malt, and Indian
Corn are all cheaper; other articles without alteration.