The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25 00:00:00

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good deal asked for, and prices are firm. 'the fustian trade ..—Molasses : The sales are
remains dull. . 135., and 9(1 puns. Amigos fae
ROCHDALE.—The flannel market has been much the same I. per cwt.—Coffee: The demand is
as it was the last week, both in price and demand. Wool re- aracter, and the sales are confined
mains firm, but with a very limited amount of business doing. to ....i, 56 bags Native Ceylon, and the same quan-
Work begins to be more scarce, and more mills are abridging thy of Rio, at about former races.-201) bags Para Cocoa sold at
the hours of labour. 245. 6d., with a small lot of Bahia at 30s. per cwt., and 100 bags
Lam:lL—The woollen trade of this town and neighbourhood of black Pepper at 3id. per lb.— Rice : 1000 bags Bengal sold
is in much the same quiet state as we have had for some time at Bs. 9rl. to 10s. 6d. per cwt. for looken to good white.—Tea s
to report. There was a tolerably good market in the Cloth. A few parcels of spurious scented Capers at 6d. to 7d., and
halls on Saturday, but a slack one on Tuesday, and the amount common Congous at so., have changed hands, but little or
of business done at the warehouses has been bat limited. nothing has been done in other descriptions.—Of Su tpetre,
BRADYORD.---There is no very decided change in the state of only 350 bugs sold, at previous prices, and of Nitrate of Soda
our staple trade, which is dull, as it :.:`Says is at this period of 300 tons at 13s. 9d, from the quay, and 14s. per cwt. from the
the year, but it is duller than usual for the season. The wise wareh,use.—Ashes continue dull, and only 150 brio. reported,
policy of curtailing production cannot but have its effect, and at 265. for Pot, and at 283. to 293. per cwt. fur Pearl. Hides t
with the turn of the season we look for general improvement. The market continues quiet, and theie is nothing of moment
The price of yarns is firm, and, we think, slightly on the ad. to report.—The Tallow market is rather lower ; I'ete abursc
vance. The wool trade is in an uncertain condition, owing to new Y.C. is offeaShg in quantity at 385., but small tiles are
the manufacturers being loth to buy at the current rates, which ma-'e at 335. 6d. • North American brings 365. to 385., accord.
are no more than the staplers have paid. ing to quality,,
till pipes of tee South Atom ican sold at 375. to
LEICESTBR.—The demand for Leicester hosiery goods is very 375. 3d. per cwt.—Very little has; been done in Ballic Hemp;
limited for this season of the year, and a less amount of b::si. 20 bales Manilla are reported at £43 per ton.—Recent arrivals
VESSELS SPOKEN. nese appears to be doing every week ; a large number of hands of Jute having been brought forward today, there wus 1•611
411
Aster.. from Madras for this wilt, 23d July, is lat. 7S, long. have been stopped, particularly on low goods, on which st:rts a inclination to do heaincsa, and tl'e salsa oent ~ff flatly, other-
-95. E—Bengal Merchaid, from Amherst Island for Cork, 26th reduction in prices bas been submitted to. The yarn trade is . wise during the Yieeit there bast-Teti 4 fair demand, and meady
tidy, in lat. 3N. long; 94 E—Amity Ilan, from Moulmein for also very inactive, and buyers Can de better than they did a prices reahsed ; 2750 bales have changed bands, at Is& ea
2611 i July, in lat. 3N, long. 94 ii—John Hamilton, fry \Teel' PP, t £l2 ifs. per tea, wreathes tirsakittz;

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(5.5.),.,_m Callao—
LivornottiVlED. Chester, Thompson, and Star,' from
Genoa, &c.—Jason, Cronstadt—Cathorine,
Moyes, Essiquiho—Patriarch, Miles; Sir Howard Douglas,
Snell, and Ambassadress, Watson, Bombay--Bess Grant, St.
Domingo—St. Helens, Robinson, Savanilla—Sophia, St. John,
N.B.—lda, Haley, Lisbon—Eilen, Neil, Bordeaux—John, Fin-
land—Clemence, Ninteman, Antwerp—Osmanli, Lock, Genoa.

Ensign, Finnegan, hence nt Charleston.
Arno (s.s.), Hamm, hence at Genoa.

Sarah‘G. iiyae, hence at New York

BEACAIARIs, 23rd Nov.—The schooner Ann and Caroline, of
Aberystwitb, faom this port to Belfast, has put in here under a
jury mast, having been struck by a heavy sea, and dismasted,
off the Calf of Man, on the 20th Nov.
GAsPEE, 2901 Oct.—The Loachmaben Castle, from Quebec
to Liverpool, was wrecked 14th Oct., on the S.W. point of Au.
ticosti. Crew saved.