The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-18 00:00:00

for all w

happy and prosperoui

LIST OF PASSENGERS PER STEAMER BALTIC.—Prof.
B. Silliman; B. Silliman, jun. ' • Miss E. Forbes; Mr.
W. Agnew and lady ; Mr. W. Paton, lady, and child;
Dr. D. S. Scott ; Mr. S. D. Babcock and lady ; Mr. D.

Mr. P. M. Lugdam ; Mr. D. L.- Lugdam ;
Ir. N. Lehmaier ; Mr. H. Appold ; Mr. J. K. Herrick ;
Mr. G. W. H. Gillespie ; Mr. J. H. Wilmordinz ; Mr.
G. J. Brush ; Mr. S. Bloomfield and lady ; Mr. G. For-
bes ; Mr. W. Church ; Mr. G. A. Ronalds ; Mr. F.
Barker ; Mr. G. H. Stuart and son ; Mr. G. H. Seim-
maker ; Mr. G. Pollock ; Mr. W. Schondorff; Mr. W.
IL Hampton; Mr. E. R. Alburtis; Mr. J. M. Davies;
Mr. 0. Mackdaniel and lady ; Mr. J. P. March ; Mr. J.
S. Slayter; Mr. Thos. Pierce ; Mr. F. S. Martine ; Mr.
R. Wilson ; Mr. S. Crookes ' • Mr. W. W. Gilbert; Mr.
B. Kasner ; Mr. J. Ranaus ; Mr. F. Frichbt ; Mr. C. T.
Bates ; Lieut. H. Wilson, U.S.N. ; Mr. E. Lazarus ;
Mr. H. M'Call; Mr. W. Fry ; Mr. Atkinson and lady ;
Mr. H. W. Franklin and son ; Mr. A. Ratig.

B. Curti

NEW YORN

MARCH 4

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BREA nsTuFss.---In Western and State flour there is rather
more doing, but the market continues heavy, with sales of 5,000
bbls. at $5 50 to 5 624 for common straight to choice State, and
$4 874 to 35 for pure Genesee. Included in the sales are 1,000
bbls. of good Ohio at $4 874 to 34 94. Southern flour is only
in 'moderate demand, and prices still favour the purchaser.
The sales are 1,100 bbls. at .54 624 to 4 874 for inferior to good
brands. Rye flour is lower, with sales of 150 ibbls. at 337,5
to $3,813. Corn Meal is without change, with sales of 100bbis.
Jersey, at $3 063.
There is nothing of importance doing in the Wheat market,
and prices are nominally the same. Rye is selling in small lots
at our nuotations. Corn is scarcely so firm, with sales of 5,500

bushels of new Southern yellow at 65 to 65i. Oats are better,
with sales of Jersey at 48 to 49, and 50 to 52 for Northern.
PROVISIONS.—The market is scarcely so firm for pork, al-
though prices are nominal at our quotations. Sales of 1,000
bbls. at -.113 to 310 for old mess and prime, and $l3 50 for new
mess.—Beef is firm, with sales of 100 bbls. at 38 75 to ato 75,
and $5 to $6 for mess and prime. Of prime mess beef there
- Lard is firm, with sales of 350

.s of 200 tcs

bbls. at n to BA, and 300 kegs at 01-
FREI•HTS.—COttOrI was taken for Liverpool at 4d. ; Corn at
4,1 d., though sd. was generally asked ; Flour was engaged at
at Is. 6d.; and dead weight at Xis. There was no change to
London. To Havre Cotton was taken at ec. To California,
clippers were obtaining 55c. to 60c.' and ordinary sailers were
getting 40c. Several ships were sold, among which the Chimera,
670 tons, at $28,000; the Java, of 1,000 tons, and Col. Cutts,
(new,) on private terms.
HAVANNA, FEB. 22.—The Sugar market has been easier, and
purchases can be made at more favourable rates. Molasses in
the harbour have declined to 1 re. Freights unaltered. Ex-
change has improved, and me quote New York and Boston at
5 per cent. ,discount. Rice: The cargo per Merchant, from
Charleston, and 64 casks from Philadelphia, has been sold at
IN; cargoes of the Harriet and Martha, at 16 rs.; Sea Gull
from savannah, 10.r5.; the .Palo Alto and Merchant from

Philadelphia, March 4.
Tnnecstttoirnrei
stlamarketrprciocnets.inues inactive, and the few sales mak-
-re at

84 50c. for shipping brands. Thesalesfor city con-
re limited at 84 50c. to 85 for common and extra
The last sale of rye flour was at 133 44c. 800 bales
corn meal sold yesterday at a trifle less than 84 87Ac.

are firm
sumptior

St. Louis, March 4.
Our markets generally are inactive with light transactions—
the following are the quotations :—Wheat, 66c. to 68c. ; flour,
very dull at .83 5Cc. for superior. Corn tending downwards,
37ac. to 39c. ; oats, 36c. Little doing in provisions, new pork
is held at 4311 50c. to 812, no buyers. Sales have been made of
200,000 lbs. long middles at W. ; bacon, sc. to sac. ; sides,
NC. to 6ic. ; hams, 74c. flc. Lard, No. 1, is selling at 'Tic. and
dry salted meats at 4ac. to 6ac. Whiskey is dull at 21c. to 21ac.