The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Emma, Jones, from Newport, for Liverpool, at Milford, leaky,
Syra, --, from Quebec, for Liverpool, was seen ashore on
Crane Island Reef about 22nd Nov. by the Jane Brown, arrived
in the Clyde; she afterww ds got off, and proceeded.
Jane, -, from Calabar, for Liverpool, was spoken 3rd
Dec. in lat. 34, long 3.5. Lady East, from Liverpool, for Bombay,
was spoken 13th December, off Tuscar. Aldebaran, from Liver.
pool, for New Orleans, was spoken in lat. 48, long 8. Princess
Royal, from Liverpool, for Rio Janeiro, was spoken 17th Nov.
in lat. 8 N, long. 23. Clyde. Haicrow, from Liverpool, for
Mobile, was spoken 21st Nov. in lat. 39, long 15.
Augusta, Mitchell, from Dalhousie, at Cove.
Express, -, sailed from Laguna, for Cork, 10th Oct.
Lophia, Johns, from Batavia, at Falmouth. On the 24th Nov.
in lat. 22, long. 31, spoke the Sherbrooke, from Cork, for New
Orleans.

SUNDAY. DECEMBER W.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Law Ogilby, Morris, from Leghorn—Clipper, from
Marseilles—Ernma, Wilks, from Lusitania— Gipsey, from Boor-
deaux—and Clariet Marius, Agde, from Havre.

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Lord Charles Spencer, for Carthageni, has put back.
Lady Sale, Hamilton, hence at Messina.
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Mary & Jane, Osborne, hence at Naples
Elize, Gabrahn, hence at Danzic
Tordens Kiold, Johansen, hence at Flensburg
Norfolk Hero, HoMies. from Constantinople, at Odessa
PENZANCE, Dec. 14.—The Bolivar, Weeate• from Sierra Leone
for Falmouth. was abandoned 23rd August, in a very leaky
state, about forty miles S.W. of San Antonio. Crew saved by
the Adrastus, from London for Sydney, and landed at St. Jago
(Cape de Verdi) 27th August
ODESSA, Nov. 27.—The Sir John Franklin,which was aground
in the Moe, 20th instant, has been got afloat, and will be sur-
veyed.

MONDAY, DECEMBER. 18.—Wind light and variable,
ARRIVED Mountaineer, Bogart, from Quebec—Shanuon,
Stephens, from Alexandria—Sultana, -- from Smyrna—and
Fra9cis, Russell, from Zante.
SAlLED.—Columbus, Green, for Pernambuco—Tigris, Maw_
son, for Calcutta—Courier, Elliot, for Trieste—Mary Muir,
Williams, for Pernambuco—Sea, Edwards, for New York—Bri-
tannia, Edwards, fcr Bahia—Lady Ely, Despignol, for Senegal
—.Jane Anderson, M•Kellar, for New Orleans—Dart, Gray, for
Lisbon—Sprightly, leffrey, for Terceira—Mersey, Steele, for
Oporto—eptune, Kemp, for Newundlan—Herbert, Scar-
borough, N
for Algiers—and Sultan, fo
Barrow,d for Terceira and
Newfoundland.

Blackaller, horn Copenhagen, at this port, for Newfoundland,
put in leaky in her upper works
Violet, for Barbadoes, has put back.
Wilsons, hence off Cape Finisterre 7th Dec.
Lynx, M'Minn, hence off Waterford I 7th instant for Tampico
Enchan;ress, from Taloatitian°, at Swansea
Ager, from China, at Belfast
Duke of Portland, Hamlin, hence at Greenock, and sailed lath
instant, for Tampico

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WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 12.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter
615 .....e1506 15 0 .e2 9 0
2427

Wheat.
Oats.. ,

Barley ,

2022 10 0
0 0 0

0 :E 8
0 0 0

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 13.
We had but a middling show of stock today, and chiefly from
Ireland. The demand for Mutton, if of good quality, was brisk,
but Beef was rather dull, and prices for both were fully as dear,
but no change.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DEC. 15.
There is a large arr val of Wheat and Barley to this day's
market, and a full attendance of the trade, but sales progress
slowly ; and we have to reduce our quotations upon each
article is to as per qr. In Oats, Beans and Shelling, there is
no material alteration either in value or demand.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 12.
Ourimports comprise a full average supply of Wheat,Oats,
Flour, and Oatmeal from Ireland, with, upon the whole,
a moderate arrival Coastwise; we have also to notice a
few parcels of Wheat from the Continent of Europe, and
of Wheat, Pease, and Flour from Canada fresh in since
this day week.
The indifferent state of the trade in many of the country
markets last week, with the reduction in Mark-lane yes-
terday, though the latter seems accounted for chiefly by
the inferior condition in which the new Wheats come to
hand, has contributed to increase the dulness before pre-
vailing here, and at our market this morning sales of Wheat
were effected on a very moderate scale, at a decline of
Id. to 2d. per 701 b. in the value of all descriptions.
Flour Is. per sack and Gd. per barrel cheaper, with a
very slow demand.

Prime English Malting Barley, being still very scarce,
would meet a ready sale at our quotations ; meanwhile
small parcels of the best Scotch and Irish move off occa-
sionally for that purpose, and grinding qualities remain
unvaried. Malt, Beans, and Pease, upon a limited in-
quiry for each, barely suiwort late prices.
Oats having receded id. to id. per 451b5., some trans-
actions took place in consequence ; but at this abatement
sales were by no means lively.
Oatmeal likewise gave way 3d. to 6d. per load, at which
the dealers bought sparingly; although at a further small
decline, there are still extensive buyers on the market for
investment.