The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-19 00:00:00

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Ohipping in..'elligellCt. fall, abating, and it is hoped the worst is over, AS the barometer
is rising. The following is a list of casualties received up to
the present hour :--The
the ease .
.....-- -The schooner Falcon, of Glasgow, from
Viana, totally wrecked at Ballycotton ; one man drowned. The .......................... .....----...43,.....--..._
1 nlaster"."' TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12.-Wind S.S.W., light. Pilot Cutter, Rose, is sunk in the harbour. General Scott, LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, DEC. 15. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHAN
There has been a better inquiry for all descriptions of Sugar, Without any activity of demand a n
eAltareaa.____maypo, Mitchell, from Bonny-Dumbarton, Reaper, and Nonantum. are on shore. Ann Wise, Smith, ar-
and 700 hhds. B.P. and 10,500 bags Bengal have been sold, at been done during the week, at the rates
was un-
iendleton, from New Orleans-John Ravenal, Wamberslie, rived to-day from Odessa, in the height of the gale, and after
very full prices. 40 hlids. Porto Rico and 50 cases Brazil (all pool yesterday, the 'tendency of prices I
character, Cherie. ton-Volunteer, Viscount, from St. Michael's, and anchoring, dragged on shore. The last four vessels appear as
finer. how' -jn Y Mor, Allen, from Leghorn. yet uninjured. The Thomas Edward, Penner, from Cork, for
faults) have been taken for consumption ; also 200 cases Brazil particularly for bonded Wheat and Floe
for export, at the duty-paid price of 395. to 40s. for white, and market was inactive, and without alterat
th, in the f ''III.IID.-Chimlioraza, White, for Valparaiso-May,M'Leod, Liverpool, is on shore at Kitchen Cove, with windlass upsetfoul
338. 6d. per cwt. for brown. The business in Molasses consists exchange this morning, each article meet
I integrili jit Africa-Europe Mercier, for Charleston-Maria en Gracia, The schooner Dispatch and a Portuguese schooner drove s ; of 280 casks Antigua, from the quay, at 17s. to 17s. 6d. per cwt. sumption, at about the rates of our last,
°literal°, for Havannah-Importer. NPLaren, and Isaac Al- the former is damaged, the latter lost bowsprit, &c. The Spa-
,
There is a decidedly improved demand for Coffee, but in conse- Beans, which are Is. per qr. lower.
frequentli
itertm(ln Smith, for Mobile-John Bright, Drake, for Ancona and nigh barque Felipe lost quarter boat, &c. Arit, ship is reporte guence of the limited nature of the supply, the business is un-
his trust.
,a,)araiso-Klein Kinderin, Breems • Maria Johanna, Lode- with masts cut away. Several vessels at the wharfs broke important, and the sates are confined to COO bags Rio, at 225. 9d. "
is appear-
..?i,ics ; Ceres, 'ernes, and Helena, 'Alewyn for Rotterdam adrift, and almost every vessel in port drove more or less.
~ to 235. for ordinary, and 28s to 31s. 9d. for a ashed. Nothing NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CI
express,
Fanckit, for Demerara-Victoria, 'Linea, Odessa- done in Cocoa, Ginter, Pepper, or Pimento. 60 tierces good DECEMBER 16.
etbress Anderson, and Margaret, Blenkin, for New Orleans- MONDAY, DECEMBER 18.-Wind S. Carolina Rice brought 20s. 6d. to 215., 5500 bags and 2600 pot- The arrivals of Wheat coastwise and fo
}ham, Dean, and Bess Grant, M'Cartnev, for Buenos Ayres- ARRIVED.-Rio de Pique, from Nantes-D, Pipon, from St. kets East India sold at Bs. 6d. to Os. 6d. for low to fair white farmers this week, are liberal. There i
1 behalf of -,,'terPrise Campbell for Sincaporeßelle Alliance, Gankema, Maio. broken, and its. to Its, 6(1. for good to fine white. The Rum and business generally continues on a lit
in Brussels-Storm, 'Petherbridge, Messina-Royal Exchange, SAILED-Creole, Foster, for New York-Albanian, Winsor, market continues steady, and the trade are willing to give the samples of English and foreign Wheats c
and called '.•trris, and Patton, Taylor, for Vera Cruz-Jane, Hammond, Malta-Perseverance, Davies, Antwerp-Grenada, Itatcheldor; full rates of last week; the sales ere 456 casks, chiefly Demerara lower, but secondary and inferior (of wh
bo stall tang:ban, for St. Jonn, N.8.-Leon, Ybarran, for Barcelona- Judah Tourer, Sampson ; Chatham, Vinnis, and Margaret, of high strength viz., for 26 to 35 per cent. O.P. at Is. 10d. to farmers' supply consists) must be noted
hnowdrop, Lelean, Genoa-Volunteer, Reed, Alexandria, E.- Blenkin, New Orleans-British American,
.Powell,
_Mobile- 21. 3d., up to 2s. 6d. to 28. 10d. per gallon for choice marks. than last Saturday. Bonded parcels a
ength, re- th is Scarpatia, for Naples-Joseph Yeoward, Jones, and Mi- Waronocho, Baltimore-Venida, Funk, St. Stephen'e, N.B.- The Tea market remains without alteration ;at a sale yester- than of late, and -several parcels have (
prisoners Chere, Farraguia,
.for Malta-Brazil Packet. 111 Kay, for La Spirit, Daniels, Genoa-Aurora, Uren, Terceira-Jane Good- day, of 2000 package,, 1200 sold, and for the kinds suitable to prices. The arrivals of Barley are again
ray willing n'tYra-Dusty Miller, Lewis, and Gem, Edwards, Beyrout- year. Lamzad, Palermo-Othello, Young. Newfoundtand- • '
ehchfiance, Morgan, Cherbourg-Armistad, Zaragosn, Bilboa- .Amalie, Boudoine, Algiers-Fanny, Appleby, Port-au-Prince- the wants of the trade brought full previous rates; two cargoes maltsters being well stocked, the save a
of new Teas have arrive-I in London, of which a portion of the further decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. M;
on among ''''rbice, Rummage, Berbice-Loreise, Witt, Trieste. Elizabeth Taylor, Row, Trieste-Sir Thomas Gresham, Boyce, Congou has been sold at Is. Bd. to Is. 9d. per lb. my quotations. White Peas maintain lf.:
e leaders, . Bombay-Thomas Bennett, Sherman, Charleston-Evergreen, 20 chests of Bengal Indigo are reported at full prices. About is largely supplied with Oats from Scot:
was also A,tatlia' (steamer,) Stone, from Boston, at this port; sailed Brown, Savannah. 50 chests of Gum Arabic sold at 19s. to 465. 6d., being an ad- own farmers, but a great proportion are
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1 relieving „,-- November, and from Halifax Ist instant. . Vance of 3s. to 55., a few chests of Animi at 725. 6d. tc 1205., lay, and as such are almost unsaleable
from the hee ylon, hence for Jamaica, has put back. Charlton Castle, and Leonora, at St. Helena. 120 chests of livery orange Shell Lac, black, at 275. to 325. Gd., about support late rates. There is ag:
avrince of Wales, Jones, hence for Beyrout, at Holyhead,with Jane Hammond, Vaughan, hence for Savannah, at Kingstown and 40s. per cwt. for 30 chests of Lac Dye also sold at fad. for Flour, and, the dealers buying very spari
me stand- feboom sprang Storm, Fetherbridg•e, hence for Messina, at ditto.
.ordinary, and Is. 211. per lb. for good; at public sale, 75 cases any extent it is unnecessary to submit '
is some Of Iris, Prest, hence for Swansea, at ditto, with sails split. Geo. Ramsey, from Montreal, for this port, at Waterford, of brigfit, Cowries sold at 86s. to 975. per cwt. ; 16C0 bales and of Is. per sack.
was facing ,_Mary, Rowland, hence for Naples, at ditto, with loss of bow- with loss of mainyard, sails, bulwarks, &c. . baskets of Gambier have been disposed of at former rates, but Wheat-Northumberland, white
rully con- 'wit head. WATERFORD, 16th Dec.-The Alexander, Nicholls, from Li- holders are now demanding advanced prices ;50 bags Cutch Do., Do., red
the hypo- bromo Jago hence for Zante, at ditto. verpool to this port, in coining up the river yesterday, went on
51:00rooatirbgrailgivt8015s. per cwt. Saltpetre is without change, but only Flour-Norfolk and Suffolk Household;
right had New ze'aland, English, from St. John, N. 8., at Newry. shore between Cheek Point and Passage, but is expected off'
asaidieso6fdNfitorafties.ofpeSrodrau„ft.he sales are 300 tons (chiefly
without much damage.
bnward, Chase, hence for a ew Orleans, at Cava.
re. Effec- be Witt Clinton, Funk hence for New York, at ditto. DUBLIN, 17th Dec.-The Conchae, from Liverpool for Ha- Very little doing in Guano, but no change in prices. BIRMINGHAM CORN MAI
them that Penningham, Purchase, from Callao at ditto. vans, was towed into Kingstown yesterday, by IL M. steamer
e evidence William Penn, Oliver, from Shippegan, at ditto. Trident. with loss of rudder, dismasted, and leaky.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.IS.
,natantine nslerer, from Stettin, for New Ross, at Palau, with loss of YOUGHALL, 16th Dec.-The Growler, .roin New York to ex
- not being remunerative. Barley is DOM
huh, and leaky to ford, was stranded in Whiting Bay 14th instant, and it is ex- The improved tone which the market exhibited towards the have found buyers in limited quanta
Emilia,
Allen, sailed from Palermo for this port 22nd Nov. petted will be a wreck. Crew saved.-The Pandora, of \Vex- close of last week has been manifested in a still stronger degree rates. Beans rather cheaper. Peas can
and after
stinilia, Gagliehnine, sailed from ditto for this port on the ford, with indian corn, is totally wrecked, with all hands, near throughout the present. The demand, as will be observed by retail. At this day's market there was
r delivered airy Nov. the same place. the sales, has been extensive, and the advance in prices may be lisp Wheat, for which higher prices were
strew" re- eCembria, (steamer,) Harrison, hence at New York on 25th KINSALE, 1511 l Dec.-A French schooner, from Rochee for stated at a full id. per lb. on all qualities Of American ; Surat closed dull, at the currency of this day si
;all by- hi* ca=mber. Waterford, and the Free Trader, from Galatz, were wrecked has also experienced the seine advance. Egyptian are only. in Beans Is. per quarter lower. On Oats, t
Douglas, Smerdon, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for this morning, in Dunwooley Bay. Crews saved. A schooner, limited request, at former rates. The holders of Brazil having of the buyer. Nothing worth notice doi
k,
aoil 30th September. supposed to be the Minton, of Yarmouth, is wrecked near Oys- accepted lower prices, a large business has been done, particu- ----,
Kid, after, Jenny Wren, Varren; and Duke of York, Chandler, from terhaven. A large barque was riding at anchor yesterday, in larly in Maceio, Bahia, and Pernam. This movement must be
y the fob,' atleutta at St. Helena, and sailed for this port 23rd Oct. Courtmasherry Bay, with fore and mainmasts cut away. The attributed in part to the encouraging state of affairs in the ma- WAKEFIELD CORN MAR:
rngs, sen- ,-, Sarah Birkett sailed froth St. Helena for Africa on the 29th Hamilton, revenue cruiser, proceeded to her assistance. nufacturing districts, as well as to the want of supplies, the inn- The supply of Wheat is only moderat
is follows: uetot ier. WEXFORD, 16th Dec.-efe. barque, of about 500 tons, laden port, particularly of American, having been very light for some articles. Wheat being in bad conditiot
with corn, from Constantinople to Cork, supposed to be the weeks past. There have been taken on speculation 14,000 at last week's prices. Barley goes off
Commerce, hence at Camaroons.. . . Is. per qr. Nothing doing in Oats ant
AfirtightYr - teourtena Harrison;Lame Nichols; Sailor Prince, and Aspasia, ,
was totally lost yesterday, on Bannon Bar. Master, American and 1200 Surat, and for export, 1750 American, and
r Judge of bib& Y' ' ' 'o
i his wife and child, and eleven of the crew, drowned. 300 Surat. prices. Beans as before.
the Lora -n. OP Keen, hence at New r eans.
Intrinsic, OPFarlane, hence at Savannah. Conti, leith Dec.-The General Scott, that drove on shore
3.seicr
with
~vallnltioainh!t.i.ppr, hence off Cl_n_h_lehr um.eautienroceeded to Ha- ._Yesterdm, was apa-ed off this morning, without material da- ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, . . LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTL
mage, afterhehing-itaattee,aet. ------ -te - • ---- •---- Par themeek ending Dec. 15, 0348. : . _ . .
We are moderately supplied with gr
said to be ~ Sarah Millidge, Lynch ; Ivanhoe, Edwards; and Ste George, Prices paid Imports quence of the damp mild weather wheal
betrayed aim, hence at New York. VESSELS SPOKEN. SALES OF THE WEEK. tin the week. ThisWhThis Yr. and offered at last week's prices, but o
Lady Constable, Mason, and Walton, Holmes, hence at Bal. Anne Mary, hence for Calcutta, in lat. 7 N., long. 25 W.-
lressing fi limore. Betsey, from Callao, for London, in lat. 30 N., long. 31 W.- 830 Sea Island -
51d @ 14d Beans moved off in retail rather under I
) dock. , Eli Whitney, Dyer; William Larrabee, Arey ; Haravvard ;De Witt Clinton, ence for New York, 9th Dec.-Nemesis, 6th 40 Stained
;It, the 10. kid Noenice, hence at Boston. Dec., in let. 50, 'long. 10.-Fame, hence for Rio Grande, 28th 9840 Bowed Georgia. 3l -44 WISBECII CORN MARKET
ibling 81 Sophia Leslie, hence at Prince Edward's Island. Oct.-Duchess of Northumberland, from Plymouth, for Port Mobile 3i - 4i
when the BRISTOL, Dec. 10.-The Dorothea, from Liverpool for Dan- Philip, 4th Nov., in lat. 8 N., long. 24.-Windsor, hence for 6720 {Alabama andTennessee' 2/ -3/ 2745 832(103 We have a very good show of Wheat 1
'lc with salt, which arrived here on the Bth instant, was forced Para, 7th Dec., in hat. Si,long. 7.-Victor, from Batavia, for Is. to 25. per qr. below those of last wee,
id to pro-29580 New Orleans 3 - 64
rest will 101),thisel-fo.. inlet by stress of weather,. leaky, with primps choked, Cork, 9th Nov., in lat. 4 N., long. 20 W.-Zingari, 13th Nov.,and Beans ls. per qr. lower.
f Pernambuco &Paraiba 4ta - 5i a
ts of coils &c and must discharge. in lat. 13 N., long. 25 W.-Martha Shalcross, for Buenos Ayre5,42377 PRICES TO THE GROI
for . - , " 730 1 Aracati and - -4 5 "''
peace ,Worrr-zuAvEN, DEC. S.-The smack Rose, from Dumfries 2nd Nov., in lat. 6 N., long. 23 W.-Rover, from Montreal, for Wheat, new white 59 to 611 b., 42,
1310 Bahia and Maceio Ceara
44 5 .... 22344
17 Liverpool, foundered off St. Bees Head last night, after this part, Ist Dec., in lat. 49, long. 29.-Bona Dea, for Sayan- do., red Ditto, 42
f Marahham 4a - - Ditto,
being in contact' with the New Draper, hence for Dublin, which nab, for Philadelphia, 27th Nov., in lat. 40, long. 38.-Alexina, 650 3515 33333 Oats . 101:
l Sawginned 3i - -
kit back with the crew. hence for Philadelphia, •27th Nov., in long. 25.-Mungalore, of Beans, new 6631 b., 35
. Minas
lirzy WEsr, Nov. 11.-Several lighters have arrived, with this port, 12th Aug., in lat. 14 N., long. 89 E.-Mary, of this ; '
.:: Para
%go from the Canton, (on shore on the Tortugas,) the whole port, 17th Nov., in late 29, long. 40.-Jessie, hence, Bth Dec., off' I '... Demerara,Surinam, &c - -- - 331 ' DUBLIN CORN MARK
mons 5,t ,',,t which is expected to be saved. Nov. 24.-The flour from Kinsate.-Scindian, 6th Aug., off Valse Point.-Victory, 6th I•, .- •
580 hgyptian 54 - 6'a •• • •
gleVanton has been sold at one dollar fifty cents to three dol- Aug., off Valse Point.-Valparaiso, from New York, for China, , .... 27087 We have no alteration with respect to
is `'hoof; .... Barbadoes - - -
Itrsantly cents. per barrel, and the hull fbr twenty eight dollars. 7th Nov., in lat. 4 N., long. 21 W.-Holyreod, hence, for finya-
... •• • • 339 ket since Tuesday. Every description
Peruvian - - - 1
1 HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-The Nova Scotia, from Liverpool for nah, 24th Nov., in lat. 27, long. 37.-Mary Stoddart, from Lon- •
... mend to-day, except Indian corn, whicl
Bahama - - - 1 of sale.
' came off iarfnouth, struck on a rock in Yarmouth Harbour, and sunk. don, for Calcutta,lst Dec., aat. 38 N. long. 11 W.-Underly • • e .
,by Mr- from Cuba, for London, 9th Dec., in lat. 49, long. 7.-Pet, from' •• • • Lague - --- - I
10 Common West-India, &c. 4j - 104. 5413
webb's WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13.-Wind S.S.W., light. Rio Janeiro, 9th Nov., in hat. 6, long. 26 W.-Jane Cain, from
.... - Red ditto 2isOd to 26s Oft I Oatmei
Carthagena - - -
, Port Philip, for London, 14th Nov., in lat. 14, 10ng.29.-Wm. Barley lts Od to 18s Gd Second
'f's Lorle. -Christina,-Christina, Sincapore-Belle, Robins, Alexandria 1 .... Smyrna
Russell, for Bahia, 11th Dec., in lat. 54 N. longafi W.--. Eliza,
.... manilla - - - , Bore Os Od to Os Gd Indian
, Mayor ht Mars, Cadon, Nantes-Adwige, Cooteur, St. Mato-Juano, -- - J New Oats
the High Filson, Valparaiso-Waterlilly, Carr, Deniii-Martha, Collis, for the Spanish Main, same day.-Borbara, 10th Dec ,in lat. 5210 Surat - - 3,1 }
51, long.-Samuel Russell, from New York, for China, in lat. I 130191
'totterdam. 10 Madras - - ....
omas 13. I 7 N., long.:101 10.-Heroine, 22nd Sept., in lat. 36 S., long. 21 I DUBLIN CATTLE MARKE'
i-ball, ley,SA I LED.-St. Clare, Bannerman, New 'Orleans-Dash, Hart-
' St. John, N.B. W.-Crusader, and Nov., in lat. 10 N. long. 22 W.-Gossy- 120 Bengal 2a -21 5e21
• • • • The market was somewhat smaller t
min this_ plum, hence for Callao, Ist Oct., in lat. 56 S., long. 65 W.- 55630 bales. pm, 1532823 and the quality secondary. For geoe
steady at from 425. to 445. ; prime 455.
fixed the Liberty, Smith, hence for Naples, at Beaumaris. Caledonia, -11th Dec., off Tuscar.-May, hence for. Africa, 13th I
Dec., off hot head.-Elizabeth, hence for Nova Scotia, 10th I -
notes of iVeave, Kidd, from St. Petersburgh, for this port, at Long- slack, at 335. 6d. to 425. per cwt., sinki
N ,v., in lat. 48, long. 42.-Hottinguer, 24th Nov., off Nan- I LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. DEc. 12.
ay estah- I D •change to notice in Sheep-prices 4d. b
We have a fair fresh supply of Wheat and Indian Corn, and Veal 6d. to 6td. The Pig 'market was
St. Jose, Ninis, hence at Malaga. tucket -James, hence, 9th Dec., in lat. 48, long. 13.-Reginald I
aorlrahvgaelseclditioial quantity of Fiour,. but in other respects the from the fall in the English markets-t
applied , Acorn, Turner, hence off Ilellea,aland. Heber, from Madras, for this port, off' Algna Bay.-Lintin, :
e appn...
Hart
Winch, Harris, from Buenos Ayres, and Archimedes, from Calcutta, for this port, off the Cape.-Crisis, from Cal- : into this port are not much increased since Thursday to 425. per cwt. for Bacon, and 365. to 3
cotta, for thisport. -Amy Ann, from Quebec, for this port,
rick Ste" hart, from Bremen. both at Deal.,e,..
22nd off Point de Mont.-China from for Cork, l •
ad iejur- Maria, De Jonge, from Rotterdam, at Dungeness. Nov., , ,From the improvement stated in some of the English mar.
alath we Nonantum, Lord, hence for Boston, at Cove. 29th Nov., in tat. 45, long. 53.-Wisconsin, 13th Nov., in lat. - kets At the close of the week, chiefly owing to less liberal sup-
-51 along. 9.- -Delhi hence, for Since ore 17th Nov., in lat. 8
! last.'
STATE OF TRA:
plies from the growers, the report of Mark-lane yesterday dis-
intrinsic, MaKay, hence for New Orleans, at Charleston.
22 W.-Re' corder, Bth Nov., in lat. 4 N., long. 22 W. •,
Lie fix"-
19th Sept. ~ long. appoints expectation, the continuance of mild weather in the
e Zephyr, Luck, hence at British Accra, and sailed .
Berlin, hence, in lat. 34 N., long. 38 W.-Harrison Chilton, '• north, which still admits of shipments in the Baltic, exerting MANCHESTER.-We have to report
13 to . the ,0r Bonny. from London for Valparaiso, 15th Oct., in lat. 6 N., long. 21.- . upward tendency in the
.prices of sew
Ceylon, Curtail!, hence at Havannah.its influence on the trade ; there was, however, more 'nrEnness? goods, which characterised Tuesday's
;t eleven Tomlinson, Kirkness, hence at Tampico. from for Port Philip, 21st Oct, in lat. 4N. : •
Maitland,
London, , whichimparted a further degree of steadiness to our market a • • -
ton. 21 W.-Border Maid, 14th Sept., lat. 25 S. lone. 59 B. : this mornin scriptions as are under contract, many
men. on The Governatore sailed from Trieste for this port Ist Dec. g, and havieg a good attendance of buyers, several
-Earl a tousle, from Launceston, for taape• Good Hope, 5t 1 from a distance in the interior, transactions in both free and
' Dll ! ' - ' ' 2 1 turers are entirely refusing to take _al
was wit- William Taxer Rl`Cullagli, sailed from Palermo 28th Nov.,others will only sell at such further adv.,
4441 Rapid Ist Dec., both for this port. -Sept, in lat. 30 S., long. 39 E.-Ormehe, hence for Calcutta, ; bonded Wheats were to a fair extent, at an amendment on the- able at the present time. This position
am-boat' Oil Nov., in let. 5 N., long. 20 W. ' former Id. to 2c1., and on the latter of 3d. to 4(1. per 701 b over has, within the last day or two, occasion
nediattli THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14.-Wind S.S.E. -the rates of this day se'nnight. the ratio in which operations were
perilonl 4 ARRIVED.-Shediae, Porter, from New York-Eliza Sanders, Vessels passed the Sound for Liverpool. -Flour in steady request, at our last quotations. Western There is, however, a considerable arnou
Nov. 23, Cecelia, Mather. from Nerve.
:!edded ili tirom Smyrna-Eagle, Farren. and Providence, Ford, from Pa- Canal, in bond, brought-255. to 255. ed. Barley, Malt, Beans, by parties who are willing to sell belov
23, General Von Thun, Gronow, from Stettin. and Pease, a slow sale, at the currency of Friday.
aas-Charles Soucbay, from Charente-Louisa, Michael, from by the producers of cloths and yarns w
23, Freihandler, Bugdahl, -do. Oats moved a little more freely, without improvement in vat in so great a degree as those just refer
✓ ef the. gueyonne-Arethusa, Leveeing. and Ann Powell, Ludlow, from 22, Vorivarto, Plinck, from Pillau. hue;
.but Oatmeal nearly-recovered the decline above noted, and
eo the ' , Aewport-Express, Dumarig, frona Gallipoli. pectition of spinners and maimfacturei
as 23, Newton, Gibson, from St. Petersburg. I 'was in better demand.
SAILED.--Garrick, Shipley•; Andrew Foster. Howes; and still higher in the early pat tof the con
oisaction- 23, Petersborg., Wittman, do. ,I We note Indian Corn 2s. per qr. dearer, which checked the
ttir Harry Smith, Salt, New York-Ceylon, Fox, Jamaica-Ir- theirposition, in regard to stocks am:
23, Janet, Cringie, do. I -demand, and on the whole little business was done.-Corn
1 to saY ham, Dobson, St. Thomas's-Wanderer, Priest, and Liverpool, raging as it is uncommon for the mo
do. -Meal 16s. per barrel. have reason to believe, however, that, -
ood feel- -al, alorat, Rio Janeiro-Snowdon, Peock, St. John's, N.B.- 25, Ann Lumsdaine,
26, Champion, Pickering, do. By the Acadia's accounts to the 27th ultereceived this after-
.chases for the markets of the Europea:
given or hanada, from New Orleans-Irt, Young and Susan, Poole, 27, Scotia, Mearne, from Konigsberg. !noon from New York, the weather continued mild, and the na- vent, are in anticipation of orders; ail
e able to Erazils-Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, for Malta and Cephalonia- 27, Frederick Wilhelmine, Ziesmer, do. vigation- was expected to-remain uninterrupted a week or two
ell! others, Dron, Cuba-Richard Cowie, Raiff, Trieste-Baldure-case, the effect will, of course, be to tin
27, Bertha, Kreplin, do. , longer. The price of Flour had slightly given way, and the de-
Alauritzen, Flensburg-Bombay, Moore, Demerara. • 28, Bertha, Schultz, from Stettin. ROCHDALE.-The DA LE.-The flannel market ex
of Paley,,
„, I • mend being principallrfor the home trade, only alew thousand
-attendance this week, but it was as brim.
29, Glencoe, Bower, from Konisberg. ; -barrels had been taken for export. 'hoe same remark applies this
if Viv'"" ; Parton, fot Vera Cruz, and Amisted, have put back. Dec. 3, Franziska, Bodow, from Swinnemunde. past. A fai
I to 'Wheat and Indian Corn • altogether the export was instehh season for many years
a stness was transacted, both in goods au
inesbaner 1 Samuel Dyer, hence at Vera Cruz. , 5, Catharine, Cornish, from St. Petersburg. I - ficant, and the depressed a'elvices from England had made lit-
bort 1 Elizabeth, Coming, hence at Yarmouth, N.S. to those of the Monday previous. The
, a s - -..ee :tie impression on theirmarkets.
het I e Cora, Wittrycombe; Elizabeth, Pyle, and Parkhill, Coffins, -!--- business are decidedly better employed
men LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, DEC. 12.: BRITISH. cotton mills get rather more work.
be cargo, oe
Osmanli .(screw-steamer,) hence at Constantinople. ____.....-___ -Wheat, ge Mb. s. cl. s. d. 1 s. d. s.,d. LEEDS.-The cloth markets have on
m and q i Aurora, Cumming sailed from Smyrna for this 24th Nov.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. English red, new... 611ga 7 3 (Extra.. 7 4Cd 7 7 hy buyers this week, and not much be
be saved i ~ Sir Robert Peel, '(screw-steamer,) from Constantinople tat Ditto, white, d 0.... -7 4- 7 8 ;do. .... 7 4- 7 9 the warehouses. This is usually a slack
I 'delta,- andproceeded for Liverpool. G. Jackson and Co.; Manchester-J. lreland -and Co., Man-
Irish red, d 0..... 58- 6 10 alo. .... 610- 7 2 we do not think that the markets are a
delivered Renner Johnson, from Akyab; John Munn, Pearce, from chester, dyers.
_Ditto white do 6 4- 7 0 do 7 0- 7 4 :they were last year. Some of the shit
hama; eaueengo-re • - , - ' - "- '
sof Dr. bykes, Petras, from Dalhousie, all at Cove. • ' ' 1'A'a""4434"'r.24/'*•l-- ah - - ' noe, nnklisha ae, qr h.:: ---! -- I Irs•h6o- lb. -- - little in goods suitable for the India at
C. Howe, Plymouth; draper.
J. H. Hill, Plymouth, veterinary surgeon. ' Blerley, English, new... 32 0 -34 0 ;Chevalr. 35 0 -37 0 most of the merchants are taking atom
1
rcturer is Orion, Robinson, for Leghorn, and Anlaby, M`Nab, for l Scotch & Irish, le 60Ib 4 0- 4 2 Old ...., - , actual business. The manufacturers
rid as all Malta, hence at Kingstown. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. ' Malt, English, 2p, qr. .. employed.
I periodi- The Ceylon, for Jamaica, grounded this morning on the Mu- John Walton, Coventry, baker. pale 5B 0 -62 0 clo. .... =_. _a_ • DRADFORD.-W0015:: There is no ,
ne Bnk,ut came o
.nnotator
gazia but came off on the flood, and proceeded to sea. John Heslop, Riper-la-Yorkshire, wine merchant.
Irish - - id 0...... _ during the week; the staplers cornplai
Is. The The Orcn, George, from Cardiff for this port, at Tenby, as- BANKRUPTS. Oats, per 451 b. in the country are too high to meet 1
listed in dismasted, and with loss of sails.
nof the Poblano, Rementeria, hence at Havannah. Edward Davies, Newtown, Monmouthshire, flannel manu• English and Scotch - - dO. .... 32- 3 4 market, and the spinners are unvvillit
faceurer, Dec. 18, Jan. 18, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool Dis- Welsh .._ -- - ;dm .... 31- 3 2 prices. Noils and Brdkes are very sty
a refor- GOTHENBURG, Dec. 2.-The St. Petersturgh, Wittman, from trict Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Gregory and : Irish, fine qualities .. 2 3- 2 91 d 0..... 3 1- 3 3 'mend, but with an upward tendency.
xcite the St. Petersbtngli for Liverpool, has put into Banco, after being Co. Bedford-row : Mr.-Jones, Newtoun, Montgomeryshire; and general do - 2 8 , d 0..... 30- 3 3 ing off in the demand, but the buyers i
oa shore off Maastrand, and is expected here to repair. Messrs. Rogerson and Co„ Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. : Beans, English, ea qr 37 0 -40 0 I do. ...139 0 -41 0 give moer than 3d. per gross advance,
secretall Morgan, Liverpool. ! Scotch & Irisluee-4801b 30 0 -33 0 ',d0..... 134 0 -35 -0 inducement for spinners to sell for deli
received FRIDAY, DECEMBER-15.-Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W. John De Levante, Wood-street, London, shirt maker. Pease, English, white - - are low, and the manufacturers genes
bin' ARRIVED.-Richmond, Ever, Savannah-Telegraph, from William Keys, Robert's-place, Commercial-road East, Lon- ; Do. & Irish.. maple - - grey. •• • '34 0 -36 0 there is an equal indifference with the
Bing Gallipoli-Fox, Toole, Leghorn-Garnett, (screw-steamer,)Sul- don, linen draper. Flour,per 280tb. confident that the next change will be
m Rath. h
aVan, Havre-Pandia, from Syria. William Trap, Warminster, Wiltshire, mason. English & Irish, ands -- - fine ••• • 36 0 -38 0 dency; RS the advanced price of yarns
four hall Thomas Page, White Lion-street, SpitalfieldreeLondon, silk ; Ditto. superfine 38 0 -39 0 'extra .. :39 0 -41 0 goods, and there is no prospect of buyi
per the Ahida, hence for Rotterdam; has put back. manufacturer. Oatmeal, ea lb. of 2401'0. I - - -',
the col- John Pante; hence at Pernambuco. John Taft, Warwick-road, Paddington, Londonecarpenter. Irish, 1847 23 6 -24 6 old .....21 0 -22 6
1, of the Columbus, Eves, bence at Arendahil. John Parish, Sible Hedinham, Essex, brickmaker. Canadian - - do. -.122 0 -23 0 RAILWAY RECE
Concordia, Christenson, hence at Liebau. ; Andrew Hewlett, Abbothe Ann, Southampton, carpenter. Bran, ea a-tib - - ~.1 oto - 1 o
lie usual
Milton, Martin, hence at Copenhagen. I John Wildey, Shenton, Nottinghamshire, appraiser. The following are the receipts of rail
FOREIGN.
consists Alice, Laborde, hence at Nantes. Joseph Stevens, jun., Oldwinsford, Stafordshire, glass ma- : -wheat, he 701 b. that is to say, up to the date to whit
. s. cl. s. d. s. 41. s. a.
eis from Prospee, Griffith, hence for Genoa, at Beaumaris. nufacturer. 7 6 are made:-
1 Canadian, free, red ..: •6 10 - 7 2 white .• 7 4 -
accounts Light of the Harem, from Rio-Grande at Cove. John Harvey, Westonhamer-Mare, Somersetshire,:builder
- • , United States do .7 2- 7 6 d 0... - 7 9-- s 2 Weel
3t part of Lucy End, Gowan, hence for Londonderry, at Loch Ryan, John Reuben and James Marshall, Rastrick, Halifax, fancy Danti 710- 8 4 RAILWAYS. endim
tof 620 pith loss of bulwarks, water casks, and cargo shifted. manufacturers. mmixed&redde 70- 7 4 highmix
L Baltic & Limburg do .7 4 - 7 6 white .. 7 6 - 7 Io
ol 3-.11:1 to , Louisa, M'Credie, hence for Westport, at Loch Ryan, with Thomaißichardson, North Shields, common brewer. -6 10 Dec
loss of foretopsailyard. DIVIDENDS. Riga and Petersbg. do 6 10 --: 7 2 Arcking] 6 8
Odessa, common do -6 6-6 10 Polish.. 7 2- 7 4 Aberdeen - -
Rose, hence for Philadelphia, at Holyhead.
lINCK. Galardo, hence for Cadiz, at ditto. Jan. 9, S. Dethicic arid T. R. Kay, Newton-heathenear Man- FrencieSpanish,&c do •7 2- 7 4 white ••-74 - 7 6 Amiens and Boulogne. . - i
• echester, common brewers.
-
sing this Louther, hence for New Ross, at ditto, with loss of bowsprit. Bannat & Marianopoli 7 2- 7 4 h!gYPt'n 5 6- 5 9 Belfast and Ballymena
inck Wakulla, hence for Malaga, has.,put back with rigging and CERTIFICATES Mediter., &c. hard.do 6 0 - 6 3
..0 0- 0 0 Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. - 1
9 - 7 3 Caledonian
bulwarks damagedahaving been in contact' with the American to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the , -
ice' andGen.qualities,bond.do 5 6 - 6 6 white. .. -6
I Rye, le qr., Baltic, free. 28 0 -30 oin bond -0 0- 0 0 Chester and Holyhead
Ship Europe, offliolyhead. day of meeting.
Jan. 4, B, and J. Craukshaw, Whalley, Lancashire, cotton !-
pinion a- Europ Mercer, hence for Charleston, has put back, with
e, Barley, le 60th ' do 4 2- 4 4 do. .• .. 0 0- 0 0 Cockermouth and ti -
0- 0 0 Dublin and Drogheda
features . loss of foreyardehaving been in contact with the Wakulla. • spinners. _
original; The flat Annie, Southward, from -Northwich, with salt, sunk CERTIFICATES ! Oats, al, 451b.Russiando. 29- 2 10 do. .:.. 0
Beansateqr,Europeando 32 0 -34 6 d 0...:. 0 0- 0 0 Dublin and Kingstown - 1
;hat such or Tranmere to-day. Crew- saved. :to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, :ea 480tb, 'Egyptian.. do 28 0 --29 0 do. ... 00- 0 0 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen -
unless cahse. be shown to the contrary on or before Jan. 2. ' Pease, le qr., East Anglian - 1
id during. Reginald Heber, APFarlane, from Madras at the Mauritius.
J. A. G. Smith, Manchester, auctioneer. - 0 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow
„eAnnie, Richardson, sailed from Madras for the Cape of Good' " "
I:Ea.
scfoLuanot -
• turf, or Moe 20th September. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Canadian, &c., do.. do 33 '0 -34 0 do. ....1 013- 0 0 Edinburgh and Northern i -
yearseiefiss,bNir.eEastern, and N. - 1
to,
_Coaxer, Belleand Conway Castle, Scott, hence at the Cape of J. Hastie, Glasgow, brassfounder-J. Hamilton, Neilston, Flour, le barrel,
vhich he Good Hope. Renfrewshire, coach driver-W. Calderwood,Kilmarnockabot- Canadian, sweet .. do 27 0 -28 0 do. .... 'OO - 0 0
-United 0 -28 0 d 0..... .2
6 Eastern - -
States do .. do 27
enefit of: 'WEXFORD, Dec. 12.-The Ann Paley, Lister, from Lisbon tier-H. M'Askill, Tullisker, Broadford, Isle of Skye, cattle 4 -25 3 Union and Ipswich and
of tricky; for Liverpool, was totally wrecked -near Tactunshin last even- -dealer-G. Buxton, Leith, .baker-J. Mitchell, -Glasgow, Do.&Canadiansourdo 25 -0 -26 0 do., U.S 00- 0 0 Bury _
or log. Master, mate, and five men drowned. A few casks of oil :engineer. ' Danzic, &c. sweet.... 00- 0 0 d 0..... 'OO- () 0 Glasgow, Garnkirk, and Ctbrer, - -
shadeln. Corn, ge 4-801 b. white 31 0 -32 6 yellow.. 33 6 -35 0 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr -
paved.
e, which,
LANCASTER Dec. 12.-The flat John, from Liverpool for this FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. Do. Meal, ea bit. 196tbdo-I5 6 -16 0 d 0..... 'OO - 0 0 Glasgow and Greenock -
•f a pae wort, with salt, sunk in the Lune an the 9th instant. Crew PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. CORN EXCHANGE, Dec. 15. Great Southern and Western -
Great Western ' - 1
rf or the 'mitred. Wood and Sandford, Liverpool, spice merchants-J. Clarke There is no alteration in-any-of the duties : the Wheat aver- Kendal and Windermere - -
g, taken BEAUMARIS, December 14.-The Mermaid, from Liverpool and E. hlinnitt, Liverpool, stockbrokers. age for the week is, however, barely sufficient to keep the-duty Lancashire and Yorkshire.... I -
'for Carnarvon, in beattug up the Straitsemissed stays, and went DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. " I
r, is also,from rising to 7s. ; but this is immaterial, as all the foreign Lancaster and Carlisle -
I'll shore at Trecastle, but came off without damage.
will form W. D. Scurfield, Liverpool,ehawlman-second div. of Oda remains idbond,exeept trifling quantities occasionally released Liverpool, Crosby,
&Southport. -1,
and Upon new proofs Bs. 9d., on Thursday, Dec. 21, or any sub- by certificate.
admirer sequoia Thursday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. Londonderry and Enniskillen -
with a partial shift -of wind to the eastward our fresh set London and North-Western - p
desirous .SATURDAY, 16th Dacamnea.-Wind variable, light. .1. and W. H. Roberts, Liverpool, ironmongers-second div.
_plies this week are•on the whole much lighter than we have had London and Blackwell
tin& can
~., Ale RIVED.-Jenny Wren, , and- Crisis, Gibson, from of Cd., and 3s. Gd. on new proofs, on .Thursday, Dec. 21, or any ieccasion to report of late, the only article of any extent being London &Br +ewe , , South Coast - !
lay and haaseutta-Enterprise, Whittle, New York-Elizabeth, Rees, subsequent Thursday, at Mr. Turners, Liverpool. 'Flour from the States and Canada, and from these sources it is
Quebec-M‘Leod, -, and Melville, Salter, Alexandria, E.- R. Hughes, Liverpool, locoman-div. of 28., on Thursday, London and South-Western .... -11
Is not to 1 probable we shall soon experience a considerable diminution of
Gleam, Collier, Patras-Jessie, Muir, Messina-Jeune Emilie, Dec. 21, or any subsequent Thursday, at Mr. Turner's, Liver-Sh 11 and Lincoln - I
Mtchester, effie ( , •
supply of bread stuffs generally. The weather continues un-
isoltird, Bordeaux-Elise, Gabrahn, Hamburg-Victor, -, pool.Maryport and Carlisle -
usually mild and open, and from some of the Baltic, as well as Midland,
from Java for Cork. J. Maddock, Liverpool, tallow-chandler-first div. of 25. 6d.,idland, Bristol, ne and Birmi e-
i nearer Continental,shipments •still in
parts,
aie
, SAILED.-Europa, (steamer,) Lott, for -Halifax and New en Thursday, Dec. 21, or any subsequent Thursday, at Mr. 1,- 1
this country, and tlactually afloatat
iorkSaranah, Julius, Philadelphia-Lucinda, Delano, Boston Turner's,-Liverpool. - V
On Wed- Tyro,
Mills, New Orleans-Empress, Mardon, Bahia- F. Barney, Birkenhead, grocer-second div. of 50., and upon time is understood to be considerable; bnt the Baltic, at least, Monklands - !
artizans +Yin, ht•Farlaue, Lisbon-Carleton, Cowman, Tampico. new proofs of Is. sad., on Thursday, Dec. 21, or any subsequent must very shortly close, and in any case shipments at this ad- • d Car is N_ewcastle an Ile
vanced season are dangerous. Fine heavy red Wheats
o, lice- Thursday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. are Norfolk
offered at reasonable prices: say 345. to 365. per quarter, free North British
Margaret, for New Orleans, has put back, to refill her water BANKRUPTh. !
in tone on board, in spring.
tastes. Solomon-Child, Ewhurst, Surrey, mealman. Paris and Rouen - !
trum eats Garrood, Thornh-m Magna,
, Liverpool, for Rio Janeiro, and Evergreen, for Savannah, James Henry,. 4, Suffolk, grocer. We have had continued firmness the past two days, and a
buoyant feeling in respect to bonded Wheats and Flour, at ra- Rouen and Havre - 1
Scoerel Central -,- I
had been have put back. Peter lhompson, senior. Osnaburgh-place, New-road, St. Cher -improved rates. Indian Corn dull, and the late value Shrewsburyl! '
FWD, who Acorn, bence for Frederickstadt, at Tonning. Pancras, and Commercial-road, Lime-house, London, carpenter. barely supported on a moderate amount of transactions. and Chester
South-Eastern and Branches(
n court, Brazil Packet, M'Kay, hence for La Guayra, at Campbe:town. John Webb Fielder and John Bradbury, Thavies-inn, Hol- At this day's market free Wheats, of all descriptions, met a
Pasha, Leogett, hence for Trieste, at Holyhead. born-hill, London, lace-merchants. South Devon - ;
,nd Co., moderate sale for consumption •, and Flour was also in tolerable Taff Vale
John, Klinkistrone, hence at Bolderan. Peter Clark, junior, Colchester, pawnbroker. - t
mto twe request, each supporting steadily the currency of our last Ulster
Prosperity;, hence at Bilboa. Thomas Wood, Tunbridge, Kent, miller. market. Both articles in bend were, at the same time, eagerly
Pomerania, Krause, hence at Copenhagen. Edward Pillow, Canterbury, dealer in paper-hangings. Waterford and Limerick -
-On Fri' Passenger, ,from Antwerp for this port, off Portsmouth. Thomas Roberts, Minories, grocer. inquired for, and the few articles offered readily made an ad- Whitehaven Junction -1(
%lance of Id. to 2d. per bushel and 7d. per barrel: good Western York, Newcastle, and Berwick - I
the 46th I Thames, of and from Bridgewater, for this port, was driven James Blackshear Sanger, Bristol, cabinet-maker. Canal realizing 255. 9d., extra quality 265., Baltimore and Phi- York and North Midland, &c - I
assault- -<'ll shore on Crosby Point, yesterday afternoon. Crew saved. Thomas Nosworthy, Heyward, Torquay, Devonshire, grocer. ladelphia 255. 6d. to 255. 9d.-Barley, Malt, and Beans were
and-rovb 1 ,vanhoe, Rattray, from Matanzas at Cove. • Thomas Cariss, Thirsk, Yorkshire, corn-dealer.
exceedingly dull, and nominally rather cheaper; and Pease al- '
ice of the lz, GOTHENIBOILG,. Dec. 2.-St. Petersburg, Wittman, from St. DIVIDENDS. most unsaleable, even by submitting to lower prices.-Oats are LATEST DATES AT LI.
Jan. 4, J. Willis,
1 etersburg, for Liverpool, which put into Kanso, leaky, after Liverpool, merchant-Jaiu 6, W. Fugler,
ale John being on shore off Marstrand, has come here to repair. Lawrence-lane, Cheapelde, Manchester warehouseman. scarce, and firmly held for our late currency, but the demand !Direct. Indirect.
tree Sol- „ lIELSI NG FORS, Nov. 30--Ireland, Morton, from St. Peters- CERTIFICATES does not as yet materially improve.-For Indian Corn we had
few Irish orders on the market, and most descriptions declined Australia .. .. Aug. 8 Lima ..
yew th ,our g, for Liverpool, which was on shore on the Coast of Fin- To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary onthe in value Gd. quarter.-Indian Id* Meal is very I •tedstock, Bahia
per qua er.- n lan imi .. Oct. 231Maranha
an : hind 28th October, has broken up. day of meeting.
man. -- . , a'___ __ . __- -- ...,... lel ~..1,1....,. V.,,i. ryfr nv..l 4,-... T :.......• Jaw 5_T aroancllialeir: nwal VI Qt. 1.0•-ber T ixrnirrtnni orr:hort.a and prices unchanged. Barbadoes
e1ee......:,_

tain !at

White Wheat.. 23s Od to 27s Od 1 Old Oats
Red ditto. 2ts Od to 26s Od I Ont-
Od to IBs e'

STATE OF TRADE

Week
endiN

_.aurgli and Glasgow..
Edinburgh and Northern ....
E. Counties, N. Eastern, and N
East Lancashire
Eastern Union and Ipswich andl
Bury
Glasgow, Garnkirk, and Ctbri..
Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr
Glasgow and Greenock
Great Southern and Western
Great Western
Kendal and Windermere
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Lancaster and Carlisle
Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport
Londonderry and Enniskillen
London and North-Western
London and Blackwall
London & Brighton, South Coast
London and South-Western
M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln
Maryport and Carlisle
Midland, Bristol, and Birming-
ham
Midland G reat Western (I reland)l In
Monklands
Newcastle and Carlisle ..
Norfolk
North British
Paris and Rouen
Rouen and Havre
Scottish Central
Shrewsbury and Chester ..
South-Eastern and Branches
South Devon
Taff Vale
Ulster
Waterford and Limerick
Whitehaven Junction
York, Newcastle, and Berwick
York and North Midland, &c

,vanhoe, Itattray, from Matanzas- at Cove.
GOTHENBORG, Dec. 2.—St. Petersburg, Wittman, from St.
retersburg, for Liverpool, which put into Kanso, leaky, after
being on shore offMarstrand, has come here to repair.
11E1.mM:31,011S, Nov. 30--Ireland, Morton, from St. Peters-
burg, for Liverpool, which was on shore on the Coast of Fin-
'had, 28th October. has broken up.
CaooKHAvEN, Dec. 13.—Golden Eagle, off and for Liver-
Pnal, from Nassau, rent on shore at the entrance of this bar-
_.biir yesterday, while beating in, but was got off, with slight
qatuage to rudder, Szc.

Australia
Bahia
Barbadoes
Bombay

any - a

day of meeting.
Jan. 5, J. Greenshields and M. Strang, Liverpool, merchants,
—Jan. 8, A. Armstrong, Salford, iron-merchant.

gicern
then o'l

B. Ayres
Calcutta

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Dec. Hoar.
19, Richard Baynes (audit) District Court, 11
19, Walter Thomas (audit) Ditto, 11
19, Hulme and Braggard (audit) Ditto, 11
19, Forrest and Lloyd (audit) Ditto, 11
19, David Williams (proof and dig•.)
20, Joseph Feeny (2nd) Ditto, 11
20, Thomas Gilbertson (audit) Ditto, 11
20, Reuben Hemingway (special) Mr. Holden's, 12
22, Thomas Hastings Irwin (audit)
22, William Elsam (Ist)
22, George Chapman (Ist) Ditto, 11

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
MARKET, DECEMBER 16, 1848.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
Hay, old, 20/6 0 7@ 0 81 Potatoes, 7:) 9011).
New
Clover
Ditto, Green
Manglewurzel .. 0 0— 0 0 Cattle 0 0— 0 0
Straw, Wheat .. 0 2i— 0 3 Turnips, /Er ton lB 0 20 0
Oat 0 2 0 *Carrots 22 0— 24 0
Barley ...... 0 12— 0 2 !Manure 4 0— 5 6

C. G. Hope.
Charleston .
China
Demerara
Havana

ditteeo•
and the

SUNDAY, DECEIJBER 17.-

:Wind S., moderate

weapon'

Fuller, Baltimore—Oliie, Olive; Senator,
Loftin; and Jenny Lind, Card, New York—Huguenot, Garr_
tier ; Garnatic, Devereux, and Medallion, Hondelette, New Or-
leans—Waskington, Snow, Virginia—W. A. Cooper, Lincoln,
Mobile—Norfolk, Pogers, Boston—Queen, Newlands, Africa—
Creamore, Kemp, Newfoundland—St. Helier's, Dory, Buenos
Ayres—William Parker, Smith, Bombay—Johanna Ettina,
achuer, Rotterdam.

J am ai ca. . .
La Guavra

Joseph Yeoward, hence for Malta, at Beaumaris.
Maria, hence for Naples, at Beaumaris.
A Spanish barque, hence for Havana, was towed into Kings-
'town yesterday, with loss of rudder and dismasted, by H. M.
steamer Triton.
MARGATE, 15th Dec.—The Diadem. Ashby, from Antwerp
for Liverpool, has put into these roads, making a deal of water,
ua,strianed, and with pumps choked, having been obliged
to carry a press of sail, last night, to keep clear of the sand in
the North Channel, and must come in to be surveyed.
DounLAs, 15th Dec.—The Belle, Turpin, from Liverpool, for
Cardiff, was stranded in this bay this afternoon, during a heavy
tale from S.W., and bilged. Should the weather moderate she
may he got at.
WATERFORn, 15th Dec.—The Tourville, Viond, of and from
'antes, for Waterford, was stranded at Trumore yesterday;
crew saved.
WA It rtr.N poi NT, 16th Dec.—The Bee, Muir, from Liverpool
,or. New Orleans, was totally wrecked, yesterday morning, on
the coast of Morne, near Annalong, in a heavy gale from the
southward; carpenter drowned.
BEAxinAnts, 16th Dec.—The Henry Turner, from Liverpool
for Newry, drove from her anchors, yesterday, en to the Pen-
t4an Beach ; started eternpcst, and makes much water, and
"Past discharge.
CovE. 15th Dec.- It has blown fearful

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S
MARKET, DECEUBER. 16, 1848.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. (1.
is It, 0 4to 0 7 Grapes For. lb 0 6 0 8
O 5 3 7 :English Ditto 0 0— 0 0
O 6 0 7 Eng. P. Apples 4 0— 5 0
A 0 Fowls, Couple 2 6 3 0
;Woodcocks
O 8 Ducks 3 0— 0 0
O 0 ,Chickens
O 0 ;Geese 3 0— 5 0
O 0 ;Grouse
0 10 ;Dares 6 3 0
O 6 :Black Game 6 0— 0 0
2 0 Snipes .... each 0 9 0 0
O 0 ,Turkeys.... each 3 6 —l2 0
O 0 Partridges,v twee 3 0— 0 0
0 0

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREI

DailyjDirec

midity atl Fall tion
of
Noon. . 1.17;.,

Lamb, fore qr.} 0 0
Do.. hind qr..
Fresh Pork .... 0 7

O 0
0 0
O 0
O 8
O 4
1 0
O 0

Soles ...
Cod Fish

Turbot

0 9 -- 0 ii 'Plovers
4.124 8 0 0 0 Filberts
.Peck 1 4 1 G Wild Du
brace G 0 i 0 Rabbits

i 6- 0 0
1 3- 0 0
4 0 - 5 0
2 0 - 0 0

!s for the fist forty-
p?ete hurricane from S.W. this forenoon,
ry high title. ft is iwiT, twartis night-

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Dec. 12,

t, 26 qrs.,
162 qrs.,

total, 57 4g. Off
total, .t 262 Ila, Gd

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. DECEMBER 16.
Without any activity of demand a moderate business has
been done during the week, at the rates of our last. At Liver-
pool yesterday, the 'tendency of prices was towards advance,
particularly for bonded Wheat and Flour. At Wakefield the
market was inactive, and without alteration in prices. At our
exchange this morning, each article meets a retail sale for con-
sumption, at about the rates of our last, with the exception of
Beans, which are Is. per qr. lower.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET,

The arrivals of Wheat coastwise and foreign, as also from the
farmers this week, are liberal. - There is no life in the trade,
and business generally continues on a limited scale. The finest
samples of English and foreign Wheats can scarcely be quoted
lower, but secondary and inferior (of which It great part of the
farmers' supply consists) must be noted full Is. per qr. clleaper
than last Saturday. Bonded parcels attract more attention
than of late, and -several parcels have changed hands at full

!d, the save is exceedingly dull at

'he mark(

y supplied with Oats from Scothuid, as
flers, but a great proportio---

.e of a most it

vliilst good s

to 'further r

at prey

ner quarter lower. On Oafs, the turn was in taw
"thing worth notice doing in Peas.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DEC. 15
The supply of Wheat is only moderate, but liberal r
articles. Wheat being in bad condition, the trade is
at last week's prices. Barley ,--
is. per qr. Nothing doin— •
prices. Beans as before

E FAIR, DEC. 12

. LEL, ITT C_ T-
We are moderately supplied with grain to-day.
quence of the damp mild weather Wheat is in worse con.._
and offered at last week's prices, but only meets a slow sa
No improvement in the demand or value of Barley.
Beans moved off in retail rather under late r'

Is. to 28. per qr.-below those of last week. Oa
and Beans ls. ner

E 1 16

2s. to 475. per c
to 465. d

355. to 40s. per guar

lu A ItICET, DEC. 15

We have no alteration with respect to prices at our con
ket since Tuesday. Every description of grain met a fal.
mand to-day, except Indian corn, which was again rather t

Os Od to Os 0
eal llsOd to 12s 0
rid Flour Itis Od to 20s 0

Os Od to Os Od lndian Corn... 33s Od to 35s
9s Od to 11s Gd (per 4301138.)

~fTLE MARKET. DECEMBER 14.
--what smaller to-day than heretofo

For good Beef ti:

prime -455: ; but sales c

!vt., sinking offal

4d. to 54d. per lb., off s'
t was small, and less d.

prices rating from 31

MANCHESTER.—We have to report a
_continuance of ti
-upward 1---leney in the -

many spinner

turers are entirely refusing to taKe - adclitiona,

others will only sell at such further advance as _
able at the present time. This position of sellers and buy
has, within the last day or two, occasioned some falling•cfi
the ratio in which operations were previously pr
There is, however, a considerable amount of busine_
by parties who are willing to sell below the extreme rates
by the producers of cloths and yarns which are not fore'
in so great a degree as thu, -• just referred to. The ger
pectution of spinners and r •rs is, that prix

roceedin
still doh

still higher in'the early part of the
theirposition, in regard to stocks and contracts, „
raging as it is uncommon for the month of December
have reason to believe, however, that, to some eater
chases for the markets of the European continent
want, are in anticipation of orders; and, so far
'se, the effect will, of course, be to limit fi,t,

t, the pu
Id the L

ROCHDALE.—The flannel Market exhibited a decline in tf.
Attendance this week, but it was as brisk as any we have had t
this season for many years past. A fair as erage amount of be
siness was transacted, both in goods and wool, at similar price
to those of the Monday previous. The operatives in the flaran
business are decidedly better employed, and the hands in th
cotton mills get rather more work. _ _

LEEDS.—the cloth markets have only been poorly attended
by buyers this week, and not much business has been done at
the warehouses. This is usually a slack season of the year, and
we do not think that the markets are at present more dull than
they were last year. Some of the shipping houses are doing a
little in goods suitable for the India and China markets ; but
most of the merchants are taking stock, and not doing much
actual business. The manufacturers continue tolerably well
employed.
BRADFORD.—WooIs:: There is no very material alteratior
during the week ; the staplers complain that the prices sough
in the country are too high to meet the current rates of thi
market, and the spinners are unwilling to buy, except at oh
prices. Noils and Brdkes are very stationary, as regards de
-mind, but with an upward tendency. Yarns: There is no fall
ing off in the demand, but the buyers seem rather reluctant t
give moer than 3d: per gross advance, which is by no mains a
inducement for spinners to sell for delivery. Pieces : As stocl
are low, and the manufacturers generally working to orde
there is an equal indifPrence with them about sales; the,
confident that the next change will be one of an upw-
dency; as the advanced price of yarns will have to be
goods, and there is no prospect of buying cheaper.

RECEIPTS.

The following are the receipts of railways for the nas
that is to say, up to the date to which the respective
are made