The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07 00:00:00

NEW YORK,
Later despatch from South says Jenny and suite atriv
safe at Charleston ! ! I

LIST OF PASSENGERS.—From Boston; Mr. A. D. Y.
Henriques, Miss Henriques. Dr. Robinson, Messrs. D.
Laws, A. M'Keaud, Jun., Solomon Collis, J. T. Collis,
D. A. Dwight, S. Gunn, T. Nicholson, T. Nicholson
Jun., J. Coppock, J. Littlejohn, T. Hatchinson, J. G.
Silvena, J. Keating, D. Stewart, L. S. Oliver, G. Stephen,
J. B. Bruyen, and Capt D. N. Paulson.—From Halifax:
Captain Turner, R. N., lady, infant, and servant, Miss
Allison, Hon. S. Cunard, Mr. Ridley, Colonel Shirley,
Rowland, Messrs. Paint, Samuels, N.l'Kay, and

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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORE

in money there is no change, and the supply continues . _
abruidant. On call money is pressing on the market at 5 or 6
per cent. on good stocks, and less on Government s,
The Stock market is very firm, with an upward tendency it.
rates. The Exchange market is quiet but firm. Sterling is
10 to 10a ; Francs, 5 15 to 5 12i. Ail Continental bills are
very firm.
—MA total removal of all annrehension of a general

!curities

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war on the continent of Europe has had a very beneficiii effect
upon this stanle. sales being made of 2500 bales from to c.

lnce—theinTik of the transactions being at the latterfigui,
lers appear indisposed to put our light stock freely on sal

even at preient rates; anticipiting still more encouraging ad:
vices by the Baltic steamer. FairlUplands, which sold on last
week at inc., are worth 13ic.
FREIGIITS.—Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at

ML, and

flour at Is. 6d. Grain ruled at 43d. to sd. asked for wheat.
Dead weight stood at 20s. to Liverpool. To Havre cotton was
eninnzed at Ashes at SS and .81, and for bark

nsked. The tonnage for Europe continued light. A large
number of vessels are full, but no doubt detained by head
winds. -

BKEADSTUFFS.—The market for western and sour flour has
!en very dull since the receipt of the English advices, and

prices rule in favour of buyers. Canadian 'is very quiet, and
prices are steady at ht 4 81 to .84 BTh. Rye flour is scarce. Corn
meal dull. Wheat meets a fair demand, but buyers and sellers
are apart in their views. Common Genesse sells at 115 to 116
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cents. A large sale of Canadian was made at 108 cents. fur
good in bond. Corn is firm, with a fair demand. New
Northern brought 64 to 64i, new Southern and Jersey 65, old
and new mixed 66, and old Western and Northern yellow 68i to
69 cents per bushel.
PROVISIONS.—The market for pork was dull and heavy, and
holders were more inclined to realise. The speculative demand
having subsided, the sales were confined to the wants of
trade, with sometl- • - doing for filling contracts in..-- •

present month. About 300 barrels changed hands, at
to 312 87} for mess, closing with a downward tendenc
Prime was nominal at 88 73, and with the exception of som
small lots, which were taken for ship stores, we have beard o,
no operations. In beef there was a fair business doingg, with-
out marked alteration in prices. Sales of 200 barrels were
made at 38 25 to 310 for mess, and 34 75 to 35 75 for prime.
Of beef hams 100 barrels sold at 314, while prices ruled in
favour of the purchaser. Dressed hogs were firm and in
renuest at 5,4 to 51 c. Lard was dull and heavy, with sates of

-2. C. for Orange county

14 to 18 c

and atoll c. for Ohio and inferior State. Cheese was heavy
and nominal at 6 to GI C.
FOREIGN DRY Goons.—The total value of foreign dry goods
put upon the market during the past week was only A 277,524
For several weeks past, the importation of foreign ,i-s• -^^.l,
has been unusually limited, even for the season. 1
nate for the trade that it has been —that an oppor
cing the supplies on hand, previous to the

Inuity

arge importation.
. -The market is quiet for domestic.
out of market, and held for higher prif

private terms; 70