The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-07 00:00:00

July 7, 1846. • •I•iti u. Li V l',li il(
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eVI-Jipping intetitgentr. . 31111KETS. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JULY 1.
We were well supplied with stock to-day, of which Ireland
a ..s. -
--0--_. has sent a great proportion of Beasts. We continue to ex-
WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 30. perience a briskish sale for Beef and Mutton, and the I.rices of
TUESDAY, JUNE 30.-Win'l W. Strong Breeze. Price per last week are maintained. lint little stock unsold.
ta Avarva-Alice, Ayshford, from Barhadoes-Jane Total quantities per
Blain, Imp. Quarter.
Imp. Quarter.
Rea, from Savannah-Severn, Wiseman, from Shediste-Sorter
54 .... _fla7 16 0 - -
Johnny, Little; Mary Allen, Wade; and. Sarah, Barclay. from The arrival of Wheat is large, some part of t e foreign having
0 0 0
Wheat.
Barley - •• • •
Montreal-Colonist, Sinnott, from Quebec-Argo, Ellis, from arrived ; we shall have much !mire, however, next week. To-
Oats
To-
Girgenti-Mary Ann Purdy ; Wanderer, Dickinson, from Saint 0 0 0
Domingo-Rhode Island, Washington, and Crompton, from
Charleston-J osepha, from Messina. LEEDS CORN MARKET, JUNE 30. Prices of foreign ranged from 50s to 54s for red, and sas to 62s
The reported supply of grain to this day's market is rather for Dautzig. Barley nominal. Beans sold easily at former
Grace, Ryrie, from Antigua at this port; sailed on the 23d of short, but we have a fair quantity of foreign Wheat offering to rates.. Cats rather cheaper. Shelling as before. Malt firm.
May. On the 19th instant, in lat. 41 N, long. 49 W, boarded the arrive here in a day or two. There is a moderate but not extern.
Abbey. Fr incie, of Provides ce, laden with sugar in cases, aban- sive demand for Wheat, at a decline of 2s per quarter. Oats id LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. JuLv 3.
doped, with loss of masts, and about ten feet of water in her per stone cheaper; and Beans the turn in favour of the buyer. • Owing to the uncertainty as to what change may be made in
bold. os -
' - the Sugar duties, the demand since Tuesday hss been entirely
Mary Stod -:art, from Calcutta at St. Helena. suspended s the sales previously were 350 hhds. B. P., 22'0 begs
Unicorn. from the Mauritius at ditto. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JULY 1. Bengal, and 700 mats Mauritius, at former rates. 200 brls. Ve.
Jolla Woodall, Lawton, from Sydney, New South Wales, at During the present week, owing to the depression in London nezuela were taken for the Isle of Man, at extreme prices.-The
Launceston, and Liverpool, the Wheat market has been paralysed, and sales mulct for Foreign Sugar is very firm, at an advance of Is. 61.
Ana, or La, .rpona from the South Seas at Monte Video, could only be effected by submitting to a decline of is to 4s per per cwt.; brown Pernams, in cases, have brought 215... a cargo
Infanta, Scott, hence at Pieta's. quarter on English. Holders of foreign .were not disposed to of good yellow Porto Rico 225, and 255 barrels of Rio (for ships'
Bona Den, Brown, hence at Miramichi. accede to this reduction, and Litt e has changed hands. Barley stores) ass. MI. to 245. per cwt.-The uncertainty existing as to
,
Naomi, Collins, hence at Dalhousie. nominally unaltered. Oats (tiering at 6d per quarter less money. the Sugar duties has also had it, effect on Molasses, the trade
Bebe, I.e. Boutillier ; Dit-on, Le Gresley, and Doris, Grouchy, English Beans quite as dear; Egyptian rather cheaper. being generally disinc fined to buy; the sales, however, consist
hence at Bathurst. -sa of 12! casks Barbarioes at 285., and 320 casks Nevis at 255. 6d,
Rosendale, Goulding, hence rt Madeira, and sailed on the sth . • per cwt. from the quay, being extreme prices.-Coffee.-150
instant for Bahia, after repairing her rudder. BULL CORN MARKET, JUNE 30. tees. Jamaica have been sold at auc'i n this week, at rather ea-
Martha. Wibiams, hence at Constantinople. At to-day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat from the sier rates, and 200 bags 'ow ordinary native Ceylon. (the greater
Demetrius, Gilliam, hence at Ditto.
part damaged) at ans. ier cwt. for sound. The sales of Foreign
farmers, but a good deal was of inferior quality. Our millers
Micherina, Cavilla, from Odessa at Ditto, and sailed for Eng-
- were p.etty free buyers of best runs at Is to 2s per quarter comprise 0 n bags Lagnayra, 10 bias. Porto Rico at 475, and 400
land. under the rates of this day se'nnissit. bat at this reduction bags ordinary Sincavore at 275. 3d. to 2gs. gd. per cwt.- a lot
Reindeer. Tindall, hence at Leghorn. farmers were far from free sellers. A considerable I, (miry for of Black Pepper sold at rsid. per lb.-No sales of Cocoa, Gin.
Jane. Fishley, hence at Valencia,
free fore.gra but the actual business done was only limited. ger, or Pimento -60 boxes Cassia have been taken at sss. fid.
William Far lie. Primrose, hence at St. Petersburg. Holders are very firm, and millers are without stocks. But to 5.5. rid. per c A t.-Rice -vain bags Bengal sold at 11s. for
Wanderer, Pascoe, hence at ditto.
little spring corn shown. white broken, and 12s 3d. to I3s. 3d. per cwt. fa- good middling
Maseppa. Clementson, hence at ditto.
osssa to very good white.-B. P. Rum is in fair request; the sales
Emma, Harrison, hence at Pinata
amount to :50 puns. Demerara, of good quality, 30 to 36 0.P., at
Eugene Moritz, hence at Swinernunde. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 30. 3s. 4d. per gallon.
I'll Try, Greer., hence at I larliagen. We have to report since this day week, a good supt:ly
Echo, Welch hence at ditto.
En SoTf
the
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EXCHANGE,weweek
has
CanadianJbeve rr4. priori.
of Malt and Flour, coastwise and from ' Ireland, but of
Flour,
Jim Crow, Clipperton, hence at the Texel.
Numb: id, Carer, hence at ditto, other articles thence the arrivals are trivial : from abroad,
TjAhleAaNtteCnilti
Golde Hoop. Malden. hence at Helvoet, however, the import of Wheat, Beans and Indian Corn is
Pally directed to the purchase of American and
Mercurius. Kleindrick, hence at ditto. very considerable, and of Flour 92,715 barrels as stated •
the price of a hich has attracted numerous buyers, not only
Juffer Gairels, Koerts, henv at ditto, below, from this district, but from many distant paces, and consider-
Susanna, Daniell, hence at Ilitto.
We have a very large supply of produce, principally able quantities have been disposed of both here and in Liverpool.
Hope. Arnes, hence at ditto.
Loaise, Flewe hence at Brouwershaven. Wheat and Floor, offered at our market to-day, at which In other articles but little has been done.
Elizabeth Ann. Thomas, hence at ditto, there is a good attendance of buyers, and a fair business At Liverpool and Wakefield, yesterday, the trade was quite as
Philomene, Christer,, and Jane and Mary, Thomas, hence at ' transacted, at a decline of 6d. to 91. per 701bs. on the firm as could be expected under the influence of very fine
.Antwerp. former, and of 3s. to 4s. per sack and Is. to 23. per barrel weather'
E iza, Marshall, and Sultana, Longmuir, from Patagonia at Our market to-day is fully attended. Business in Wheat is
ave. on the latter, from the duty-paid value recently quoted, nearly snspended, as even millers can buy Flour cheaper than
s
Mary and Anne; Caledonia, -, and Isabella, -, hence Oats are Id. per 451bS. cheaper, but Oatmeal about they can make it; and nothing is dune except in retail lots of
at Monte Video. supports previous rates. • fine foreign.
Forrester, from London at Monte Video. In Beans, Pease, and other articles, but little doing. Prime marks of flesh English and Irish Flour are scarce, and
- Charles and Volga, hence at ditto. go off pretty freely at Is to CS !eduction on the rates of this day
week; but all secondary qualities arc urisa eabie, and their
NoNTH VIDEO, May 5.-The British brig Ringdove has been CORN EXCHANGE, JuLy 3. value quite nominal. Canaoian and States Flour sett .teadil
'taken in the River Saluda, by a French brig-of-war, for contra- up to the close of Yesterday, nearly all the Wheat and Flour at ow. tia,„atttwa. y
'lnning the blockade, and brought in here. A number of vessels, in this port was entered for consemption at 43 per quarter. and Oats lil per barbel, and Meal 6a per load lower. with very
Sardin'arr and Brazilian, have been burnt at Ensenada, by the is 5d per barrel, in anticipation of higher duties to-day, which, little inquiry for either. Beans maintain farmer prices, as ieso
'blockading squadrens ; part of the property on board is re- according to the Inspector's ratern received this morning, have does Malt.
ported to he British. The-Tames and Thomas, from Hull, with advanced upon foreign Wheat to Is, on Rye. Barley, Beans, and sopp ,es or home produce of all kinds are so small as to be
-coals, was stranded on English Bank on the 24th April, and has Pease to 4s per qu.rter, and on 'Flour to 3s per barrel. ner:ect'y inadequate trine supply of the current consumption.
been sold fur 089 dollars. The receipts into this port, 'Coastwise and tro.n Ireland, since -
' Monday last, are very inconsiderable, and excepting Indian
VEssE Ls SPONEN.-Itercine, from Valparaiso. for Cork,.on the Corn, of whirl; we have a good supply, the imports of Grain LIVERPOOL COT lON MARKET, JULY 4.
11th of Jiiiie, in lat. 26 N, lon. 43 'w, by the Golden Fleece- •from abroad are very moderate, but of States and Canadian There has been irn increlsed demand for CottOn from the trade
Harriet, or London. on the 13th of June, in lat. 44 N, lon, 13 W, flour upwards of 21,010 barrels. this week, and more firm iie son the part of holders, and though
by the Jane and Esther-Tom, of Whitehaven. on the 34th of We had a further numerous concourse of buyers at our market the market has continued to be fitly supplied, rather better
June, in lat..sa N,lon. 2,1 W- Pembroke, from Quebec, for this to-day, some from distant parts of the. country, directing their prices 11 ive been obtained for the middling qualities of Ameri-
port. on the 25th of June, in lat. 50 N, lon. 17 Wa by the Nep- I attention principal yto States and Canadiaa s tour ; tor which, can ; the last quotatons for most other descriptions have been
tune- Uly :e r, hence fur Rio de Janeiro, on the sth of May, the importers, submitting to a decline of 6,1 per barrel from the fully supp tact'. Taken oil speculation 3-25 a American, and for
lat. 3 N. lo!. al W-Ringdove, from the Clyde, on the sth of reduced rates of Tuesday, very extensive sales were effected ; export 2,50 American and 50 S.,rat, and there have been tor_
June. lat 4 „lon. 22'W, by the Challenge-Jean, Whittington, the primest brands of each commanding 275, and other qualities warded into the country unsold 2310 American, 150 Egyptian,
Hobart Tomr. to London, on the 10th of June, lat. 33 Nslon. 25s to ans 6d, the market on these terms closing•mote firm y and 350 Surat. 2000 Sea Island are declared for public sale ou
55 W-New Zealand, on the 25th Juue, of Cape Clear, by the than it commenced: I+6h Flour was also in request, rano being Friday next.
Tinamara. . less identiful, maintained our ast quotations. Wheat, on the
contrary, met a more limited demand than was expected, and ACCOUNT OF SALES AND I MPORTS OF COTTON,
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 1.-Wind S.W., light. most descriptions receded 2d to 3d per 7, lb. From the 26th to the 3rd July, inclusive.
Anarvap.- la I.a, liold'ead, from Camaroons-Oscar, Cor- Barley, Beans, and Pease appeared to meet Httie notice, and . Prices paid IMPORTS
Idea-James Hunt, aumrnmet. Antigua-Chester, St. John, were rather eraier t i purchase.-Malt remained steady in value.
SALES OF THE WEEK. iin the week. This Wk. this err
N.8.-st. John, Wait, Quebec. -Indian Corn, the demand for which being , lmost wholly sus.. - ----- '---.
SAILED*- Et. George, Ferris, New York-WarwickaJacobson, penaea for the present, was very uusaleable, although offered 4 i
iited Sea Island.. .. •
Africa. at a decline of full 2s per 43:-lb. ilata 4 -
9,
- 1 16:49 116083
' - - Oats, even in tl.e lace,of a scanty surly, were in slow re-
-897, Bowed Georgia - 51
Robert Heddie, from London at Cameroons. quest, and the turn lower; and Oatmeal, upon a very limited
Mobile - ba
. Warree ; Paragon, 11 Gowan, from Cameroonsa and Wasp, sale, barely sustained late prices. 7895 { A abaina and Teethes .31 - 44 i 10255 418715
all at Fernando Po. During the last and greater part of this week we had frequent
1656 u New Orleans - 7a
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Napoleon. Smith, hence at Gambia. showers, but the weather to atay is fine, arid the report of the
,180 { Pernambuco & Paraiba 61 -
parriaapia, Maresca, hece at Messina. crops in this district is generally favourable. Arica and Ceara - - - .} 2980 } 107f.'6
Kate, Langmaid, hence at Marseilles. 575 Bahia and • ' aceio 6 - 6a • • 93,6
t! - tig
) £877 } 22741
Selma, Duske, hence at Daazic. f Maranham
Jahannali Peter, Berg, hence at Wismar. PRICES OF GRAIN. 800
- 1 Sawgiuried , 43 - -
Nauti us, Bruss, and Elizabeth, Dinnel, hence Flensburg.
Eagle, Beckman; Charles Naseens, Hicks.; and Auguste, Wheat,* 7alb ........ s.. ti, s. oi. •s. +I. s. d. ....... Mina, -
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Eirkhove, hence at Flushing.
7 6 - 8 2 do. .. . 8 0 - 9 0 - - - .- 383
Coronet, Bute; :Kathleen, Puttigrove; and 4:Joseph -Furter, Ditto, white
55 - 75 • • 4458.'
Reed, hence at St. Andrew's. Irish red - 7 9 135' E. yptian
Berhlce, from Trinidal at Dublin. Ditto, white 6 9 7 6 do, 7 3- 3 0 - - - • •
124
Swiftsure, Ssavell, hence for the Cape of Goottliope at Kings- Rye, English, vv.... - - --IrishoOM -- - -
Peruvian ....
town. Barley, English
Bahama
. 37-ii --
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WEXFORD, June 23:-The Ilihernia, arrived here from St. Scotch & Irishaa,dolb 38- 4 0 do. .. ••ao - 4 3 5.10 Lag uayra
Common West India.... - - - ? ..... a 3nll
John. N. 8., was in contact 30 instant with the Lady Sale, from Malt, English, as qr...
40s 'Sart hagen I
a - - 1
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Liverpool for New'York. The former had her mainmast carried pale .Se 0 63 0 old . n o o a
. _ -...
Smarms
away, and the I,ti er received scarcely any damage. Irish - do. .. 0 0 0 0 •'•• • -•
Manila • • • • -
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- Vessels Spokere:--Constrvative, 13th of June. in lat. 34, lon. Oats, as-4'lh.
2511 -It, t 25 - 4 s
51-Fail field, from-Jamaica to this port. 18th ofJune, in lat. 40, E'lish & Scotch, new 37-.3 40 ,old ....1 37- 3 le
S S' alms . i a - _ 1 •••• ) 28919
lon. 42-Cutheriae. from Laeuayra to London, 19th of June, in Welsh.
- - - •• • • 17
lat. 41, lang. 40-Mahbar. from Africtato dila port, 2d May, in lriah. tine qualities.. 36 - 3 71do. .... 138- 4 0 . ...... Befipal
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lat. IS. loc.. a E., leaky-Vixen, and Duke of Richmond, both general en 3 4- 3 6 do. .... I 3 8- 4 0 - I
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from. Port Philip. to London, 31st May. in lat. 51 N., long,. 31 Beans, English, la qr - - ido. -.44 0 -46 0 4,340 bales. 82991 i 681676
-Victoria, hence-22d June, in lat. 4e, lon. 8-Plien. Jenkinson, Scotels&lrish,asiBolt .-- - - ido. .....4J 0 -42 0 ...................... ma...mama,.
hence to Afri a, 13th of June, in lat. As, Ion• 16-Urania, hence Pease, English, white 42 0 -48 0 blue.... ----- --- STATE OF TRADE. •
to Cartia,gena, 14th ofJune, In hat. 49, long.-1.7-Nile, hence to Do. & Irish-. maple -- - grey .. ;37 0 -38 0
Lima, visa at Julie, in lat 30, lon. 9-Henry Bliss, hence to New Flom-, as. 28015 ,
MANEHESTER.-Aithotufh• much hope is indulged for the
Orleans, .9th June, in lon. 23. English az Irish, ands -- - fine .... 10 0 -42 o
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Ditto, superfine 39 0 -41 0 lextra .. :43 0 -44- ,0 future, the mar ets at present manifest 1 the animalism. and
Oatmeal, 1,. of 24011,
traisactious are scarce. from the trade circular of Messrs.
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THURSDAY, JULY 2.-Wind W.N:W. fresh.
Irish. 1845
ARRIVEO.-F,IMeIO, Abbott. Jamaica-St; Patrica, Proal. and - d 0....--128 6 -2g e 6 sales have been dull during the last month, and at rather
Marmon, Edwards, New York-John, Lokeen, st. Andrew's- Canadian ••'• • • • ' • - - - 1 3 diminished prices. excepting tor cloth for the Greek and Italian
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Vigna, Napoli, and -Emilia Cetestina, Strarace, Palermo-Gre- _ markets. Wive- s and velveteens are in improved demand, the
clan. Hammett. Licata-Cherub, Riga Bratbla, 241 b.
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latter at an advance of id per yard. Priated calicoes have been
Sat 1.F.D.-Sis.tei saVick yrs. fur Jamaica-American, Williams, LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. much.dep eased. Yarns have also declined inthe higher counts.
Baltimore-Maly •Jones, Cathay, Naples-Sworofi•h. Green,
-C tton : Since the Hibernia arrived there has been more ani-
Pernamlinco-Constitution. Neill, Staten Island and Quebec- ASHES MADDER,* cwt.s. d. s. d oration in the . iverpool 'market, and prices have she wn a dis-
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11. M.'steam-fi igateßirkenhead, Plymouth. Moatreal,Pot 22 6Cr 23 0 Dutch, crop.... 0 0- 0 0 position to rally ; bat, notwithstanding that efforts are in-
Pearl, new 22 0 -22 6 Ombra 0 0 - 0 0 dustriously trade to show a Willie off in he late crop of some
Letitia, Thorpe, sailed from.. he Cz•pe of Good Hope for Batavia U. States, Pot 19 0 -20 6 Gameue - 0 0 358,1,110 hales, yet, in the face of large stocks held here, and the
3d May. Pearl 20 0-21 0 Mull ii 0- 0 0 diminution of consuintaion we CMOs it is hardly probable that
Camara, Hoodlese. from Calcutta, and sailed 16th May for BARK, Quercit 8. 6- 10 0 French, S.F. - 0 0 the trade will attempt to •s' peculate, or lay in large stocks, in
Liverpool; Ann Lockerby, M'Cartney, Lem do., and sailed 18th Oak, la ton 45 0-6 10 S.F.F 47 0 -48 0 anticipation of an important advance; on the contrary, we ex-
May for Loudon; Mersey, Boyd, from do., and sailed 20th May German.... 40- 5 0 E.S.F 49 0 -51 0 pert low rates to be steadily maintained, little different from
far livarnool; and Crescent, from the Mauritius, as hence at BRIMSTONE,* ton . E.5.F.F.52 0•54 0 the currency now null g. We forbe rto quote the prices of
St. Helena.
•Sielly, &c... 5 0 - 5:10 Spanish .....S5 a -60 0 goods, es we hope next week to note a sensible improvement.
Mundane, hence for Montreal. off Gaspee fah June. Tuscany.... --- -- KOLASSFS, as awl. ' Ls:ans.-W ps e are glad to say that mo business has been done
Hampshire, Gain, bstace at Trieste. CASSIA I,t6Nsa,s. d. s. d St. Lucia, &c 22 o -24 -o in our cloth halls and woollcn warehouses this week than for
ST. HELENA, May 21.-The Margaret Brown, of Liverpool, .aa cwt. in led st, 0-28 0 Demerara, &e 24 6 -25 -6 tile last few weeks. '!he nUnisterial interregnum, however, has
was wrecked off Possession Island 2nd instant : crew saved. CLOYEIL-risen, 1, awl. -Bar & Antigua.2a 0 -27 .6 tended to check speculation ; but the tone of trade generally
American, red 43 0-55 0 M UN.I ENT, ain't 2O 0 -25 0 wears an improved aspect, and both stocks and the in ices at
FRIDAY, JULY 3.-Wind W.S.W. Dutch 50 0-65 0 0,.., Olive,* 232 .;0118. which goods a, e offered being. law, ma- ntacturers are looking
Am:nom Arica, Davidson, Arica-Columbia, Cromar, New Froneh&Germs3 0-63 0 Oa.llipOli .... 39 4 -49 0 forward with confidence for a good autumn demand.
Orleans-Silas Holmes, Perry. New York-Countess of Dur-
COCUA, Ve C 71.4. .Trieste
ham, Stowe. Quebee-Rlairt of mimes, Borifellow, Constantino- Trizaidad..., 37 0- 42 0 Simi, 16 0 -38 'l3 the so ply in the market fully equal to the wants of the consu-
ple-Fuvorito. aleubelli. Garrick, Ragusa-Sir Charles Napier, Gren.!:4a .. }3OO- 36 0 Ma1aga........ 36 0 -37 4 mers, who appear to pause, waiting the result 01 the sale of Co-
fluntriss. Valparaiso-Deranar k, Hamburg - Hortense, --, Brazil Portugal Sec .. 31 0 -36 •0 ionial wool in London. the store of which is vet), large, and is
from Ostend. Coati:rt., v. cwt. in bond. Levant ... .34 0 -36 '0 expected to be sold on more favourable terms tothe buyers.-
SAILED.- Felicita, Bejanooich, Trieste-Mary Ann, Cleak, Jama. triage
)20 0- 48 0 Palm, a t0n.... 25 0 -26 0 Yaps.-T.•ere is nothing diffe eat either in the demand or.pro-
: Newioundland-Yorkshire, Bailey, and Lanarkshire, Turner, Ordinary
New Yoik-Sandford, Sinclair, Laguira and Puerto Cabello- good& fine 0. 50 0- 60 .0 pair:. .00 - 0 0 There is a (air demand for goods suitable in the autumn. Fancy
: Lorina Thompson. hillier.. Constantinople and Odessa-Konigen middling .... 62 0- 70 0 coloured.. 00- 0 0 goods are more inquired for. and rather interfering with the
•Von Schweden, Gasp, Wolgast-Jahn Jardine, Sampson, Que. good mid. .. 72 0- 95 0 Cod 27 0- e 0 sale of Orleans and ,ate: nosa but FS the stocks of those are not
bec-Eugene, Groendal, -Ostend-Mary and Ann, Berrister, finemid. &c. 100 0-130 0 LtigEEED, :a) tac.26 0 -25 ....6 considerable. the manufacturers ai e sanguine of their being
Newfoundland-Fre:reit, Meyer, Lubeck-Thomas H. Perkins, Dutchrtriage} 30 0- 40 0 Rape, pale de. 35 0 -36 -0 marketable, and late prices are maintained.
Read, Boston-Edith, Welch, Amsterdam-- Fame, Dunley, Rio ardinary .. Turpen. la eim.4l 0 -42 -0 HUDDERSFIELD -We have not experienced any visible im-
Janeiro-lingland, Thompson, Quebec-HopesTaylor, Pillau- good &fine o. 45 0- 50 0 Rama as cm: , provement in the staple trade of this town and district since our
Astracan, Porter, Philadelphia-Leonidas, Boson, Barcelona- middling.... 56 0- 6.1 0 Carolina, d'eSs-30 0- 0 4 last report Ab gut F. seasonable average of goods changed
Plicenix. Kniper, Antwerp-Leonard Dobbin, James, Chinca Is- gooelani,d.B,c. i_s c ond 22 0 -27 0 hands in our market on Tuesday, at the same reasonable prices
65 0- 70 o
lands-(lobe. Thompson, Gibraltar-Johanna, Iceland-Braila. fine rirliao Bengal., rd. dui° 0 -10 6 that have been obtaiired for some time past. Autumn and win-
Dia, Gillies, Quebec-Emerald. Leighton, St. Jolla, N.B. Mocha '3s 0- 65 0 Mid to fine .. 11 0 -13 6 .ter goods will speedily be brought into requisition• and if the
Ceylon s 42 0- 75 0 African Done. free trade measures just become the law of the land do not turn
Laurel, Duckett, hen& at New York Java - 40 0 (titan, as gallon, in bond. . out bobbles, we shall speedily have an improved state of things.
Monarch, Hartnett. and Pomona, Smith, hence at Malta Havana Jamaica, ROCHDALE -The market on Monthly was without change
Betsey, Allen, sailed from Malta for this port 16th June good Sz.fine 35 0- 40 0 12 CO 16 o. pa •27 - 3 0 from the week previous. There was no alteration in the prices
Goalmark, Dobson, hence at Cenoa St. Domingo 27 6- 32 0 stronger 3- 4 2 of either goods or wool.
Auguste, Ki.keove, and Palmyra, Schreyentalag, hence at Brazil ..... •••280- 60 0 choice marks.. 44- 5 0 HALIFAx.- In Wools the demand is limited; in some quali.
,GhentLaguira 32 0- 75 0 SAFFLOWER,* cwt. ties the prices are rather lower. The orders in the Piece trade
Larpeat, from Shays hue and Liverpool, at Belfast Orswoons, la ton .e. s. ae. s. Bengal, are much the same as on our fast saturday's market.
Isabela, from Preston, at this port, leaky, bound to Quebec LogwoodaJam. 4 0- 410 goad & flne.a 6 0-ft 10 "LEICESTart.-There is no alteration in the state of the demand
BELFAST, ,lure 30.-The Rambler, steamer. iloM Liverpool Hon. &Dom. 4 15- 5 5 ord.. & mid 3 0- 5 PI fon worsted and woollen goods. Cotton and Angola goods are
t Sligo, a lash was on shore cas the Mader. Kock, has-become a Campeachy 7 10- 8 0 Bombay
ttotal wreck Fustic, Span- 4 0- 410 SALTRET4bE, V. CrVI. S. fl. S. d aria woollen yarns maintain their price. The mills are all work-
Far-mousse, July 1.-The Harriet. pilot sloop, was in contact Tampico 6 0- 6 5 East India .... 22 0 -28 0 Ina full time Wool is dull of sale, and in low fleece colts a
this afar/tor,. tar Pendennes Castle. with the Hortensia. of Puerto Cabello 5 0- 510 Soutlitamericania 3 -13 6 trine lower; finer sorts and hogs, bowever, maintain their price
London, bc,und to Liverpool, and immediately sunk; crew Cuba - 10 0 Sumo. Lac, aa cwt. ia hood. better than they have done.
'smut by the latter NICAnAGUA Wools. • orange ...... .. 45 0 -54 0 NOTTINGRA3I.-The wrought caftan hose branch has a shade
Rio de la [lathe liver arid tersok 33 0 -40 0 improved. The cut-up branches are tolerably employed, hut at
solid
.........9 0- 10 0 SKINS, such a low late of wages, or rather of high charges, that all
SATURDAY, JULY 4.-Wind S.W..light. • clean - 11 10 Neutria, '1;, dais C 0 -12 0 who can by any possibility obtain other employment do so with
totaivara-caear de Lion, Kendall, from Jamaica • sailed 28th , small . ..... •.6 0- 6IV Clthichilli, do. 10 0 -25 0 the greatest avidity. The drawer, pantaloon, and shirt branch
bray-Elizabeth Taylor. from Jamaica-;lnvoice, Railings, from Lima, solid - 14 0 Seal, each ...... 24- 3 8 is very.dull. The cotton glove trade continues pretty good, the
Laguira-Sunbeam, Winsor ; Soldan, Thomas: Columbia, Barwood, Ango.s 0- 5 5 1 Sumac, es, cwt. hands.having full employment ; and we do not hear of so many
Smith; Vio'a, Jameson; and Martha, Snow, from New Orleans Gaboon - 410 Sicily B 6- 9 0 complaints of silk glove hands being unemployed. The silk
-Monument,
,Idasahall, and Shakspeare. Henderson, from Camwood .... .5 -10- 17 0 Palermo 'llii 6-1 1 6 hose trade i,, however, most lamentable; the fancy bobbin-net
Charleston-Cllele, Beckford, from Savannah-Atlas, Coffin, Red San. Wood 5 10- 610 Trieste 7 0- 8 () trade is also very dull, and speculation as to new patterns and
and Orphan, Burrs s, from New York-Caroline, from Arar- FLAX, la ton. Verona. 1 0- 6 6 new manufactures is at a very low ebb. The plain trade, and
Mouth, N.S.Baren of Bramber. Flynn, from Montreal- Riga. P.T.R. .. alone Tyrolese - 8 6 many species of net sold in a plain state, are not in that de-
Simpson, from Messina-Horiesta, from Croristadt. P'hurg, 9 head .39 0 --4 a 0 SUGAR, 44, cut. pressed condition of demand as fancy nets. The impartatisn of
SAILED.-John O'Gannt, ISl'Donald, for Hong Kong-Win Archangel .... ,none D.P. Muscovado French aulleabott silk and cotten• has met with such a serious
Botsford, Calvert, for Africa-Superb, Kitson. for Cape of• Good Dutch & Flem. 50 0- 80 0 moist brown 47 4 -48 0 check that scarce a twentieth part of the quantity is now con-
Hor:e -Socrates, Ranallea for Calcutta-Lady Rallies, Fden, ,for Garms, la cwt. dry brown
Isabella, Robb% for Bahia-Cambria (steamer), Judkins, for Turkey, blue ..b3 0- •Cat 0 good & mid 5l 0 -22 6 The warp lace trace, both silk and cotton, has not mended, and
Halifax, &c -Trial, Curtis, and Argo. Crouch, for Labrador- mixed 52 0- 52 0 fine &v. fine 34 6 -56 6 great distress prevai's amongst the workmen ;we know many
Gratia, Poland, for Newfoundland-Oregon, Wright, for St. East India 5O 0- 52 0 Mauritius, lace hands who have been out of employment more than twelve
John, aLB.-Rasalama..Backley, for Quebec-Ilekn, Risk; fur . GINGER,' cwt dabs and.mo 42 n -46 0 mo riths.--.Notinszisain Review.
New York-Parland, Smith, for Bordeaux, &c.-Wilhelmine, Barbadocs -40 0- 0 0 brown 46 .6 -18 6 -a -
Parrow, and Success, Kraelt, for Danzic-Capmus. Stanford, Jamaica 5O 0-18) 0 yellow ag .0 -a54 6 NORTHERN tiospiTAL, JULY 4.
for Dordt-Geseli.wister, .Fanaen, for. E'sinore-Styrm, Scovell, K, India, •in bd. 18 0- 22 0 East India, Bengal
41V 6° --44:
68° Accidents EKLY a anemia]
Ganymede, Bell, for liarlingea -Maria. De Jonge, lox Konigs- Gum, v cwt. Khaur
ADM ITTEIV:DE.
berg-Maria, Kroll, for Stettin-Swift, Shears, for Trieste. Arabic, Turkey 00- 0 o brown 26 I Cured
- East India. 2 10- 410 ye:l-w
Martha, Baddeley, hence at -Valencia ' A
_,,,, :.{IL,
Barbary - 4 5 I extra line- -• 57 . --‘,l . upon recommendation.. 11 Attentllng-a. -Oat ratlent3 1,
Jim Crow. Clipperton. hence at Ilarlingeti "•-•,'•,-.1',,`, Senegal .•• • 4 lo- 413 , .111anilta, in bd. 1.2 0 -27 #0 - Irregular
Good Design, Dawson, hence at Texel risme, la ton ..' s. .e" s•; Havana, do. T0ta1......
Levewell, Archibald; Rainbow, Todham, and Albion,
Stan-
P'burg, clean.. 33 0- 0 0 I brown l9 0 -20 -0 Remainingin the Hospital . 92.
ford, hence at Heivoet , ~ -- 0- - 0 yellow . 2l 0 -24 0 outshot aa a
Constiltiug Sargeon, William - ii!, Esq.
• Martha, Nuttall, hence at Brouwershaven alga, Rhine .. 33 0- 34 0 white ord 26 8 -2:i 0 Physician and. Surgeon for the week, On. Turnbull and Mr.
. , .
Clemente, Ninterman, hence at Antwerp outshot 32 10- 0 0 good & fine 30 0 -32 0 Bainbrigge
Dartmouth, Stewart, sailed from Bombay, for China, I gth May Archangel .... 0 0- 0 0 Brazil, in bond House Visitors, Thos.lrlarn and a uncar. APVccar, Esqrs.
Rambler. Johnson, sailed from A'exandria 7th June; Isabella, manilla 23 0- 29 0 brown lB 0 -20 0 House Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersleeves.
Brown, 11th June, and Irene M'Donald, 16th June, for Liver Bombay l4 0- 18 0 yellow O- 0 0 Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.
pool Jute l2 10- 16 - 0 white ord. ..22 0 -23 0 Chaplain
Mary Somervire, Johnson, sailed from Calcutta, for Liver- II
IDES, Ox and Cow, •T‘ lb good anu flnc24 0 -26 0
peal; 10th May B. Ayres and Monte Video, TALLOW, as eta. -___
. Eglingtou, Muir, from Savannah, at Clyde inferior & mid. 0 5- 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 43 0 -43 3 [MONTHLY REPORT.]
i .
good & prime.. 0 • 65- 0 8 Odessa 42 0 -42 6 SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.
Do. salted .... 0 3i- 6 41 Archangel 0 o- o 0 For the week ending July 1.
SUNDAY, Juror 5.-Wind SE. fresh. N. timer. salted 0 25- 0 31 Buenos Ayres ai 0 -4i 0 -
ARRIVED.-Princess 'loyal, Forgger, from New Orleans- Brazil
. General Parkhill, afalnown, from Charleston-Corsair, Daly, dry salted 0 41- 0 6 Stockholm .... 15 0 -16 0 Cured and relieved 5O Cured andrelieved 133
0
from Halifax-liar, Bareno, from Havana-Dyson, Crockett, a 0 45- 0 6 Archangel .... 15 0 -16 0 Bead
I frOm Islay-and William, from Gergenti. Rio, dry.
D tad, dry 0 45- 0 6 Carolina lO 0 -11. 0 Entered 47 Entered 122
SAILED. -Mary Ann, Galloway, for Barbadoes-Medora Val- ara - •9- 0 6
Odessa, &e: dry 0 6 Virginia - - Under treatment .......41 Under treatment
liPNeil, for Halifax-Mary, Jackson. for Quebec-John Mar-.
shall, Murphy. for Alexandria-Unicorn, Touzel, for Monte W. India, dry.. 0 45--- 0 TARTAR,* cwr. Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.
Video-Perseverant De Vries, for Antwerp-Elise. Spiegeiberg, 3 0 4i
salted.. 0 Cream of Tartar6s 0 -6g 0 Treasurer, B. Platt, Esq.
East India 0 7 -and •I 0 10 brown se .41 0 -55 0 House Surgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris.
and Stolpe, Haase, for Darizic-Hope, Miler, for Dordt-Fried, K. • •• •• 83
Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7- 0 TEA, v lb. in bond. Visitors. B. Platt and J. Martin, Esqrs.
enrich, Rasunijan, for Iceland-Bridget, Wade, for Lisbon- Horse, d. eachl2 0 -;8 0 Bohea, Canton 0 2- 0 4 Assiatant If °age-Surgeon , Mr. Johns Cowburn.
' Ariel, Griffiths, for Messina-John Pearce, Luly, ditto-and HORSE,HAIR,* lb. Fokein - -
• Stade, Stier, for Revel. Short - 0 105 Congeal, com. 0 9-0 10 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LI VERPOOL.
-- mixed - a 1a - 1 2 mid. to fine. 1 6 - 2 2 - -

.
outshot 32 10—
Archangel o 0—
Manilla 2B 0—
Bombay l4 0—
Jute l2 10—
limits, Ox and Cow, 9sl. lb
B. Ayres and Monte Video, r -;
. A ...Lou
inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 P'burglo, 0 —4s
good & prime 0 6i— 0 8 Odessa.., . 0 —42 6
Do. salted 0 32 0 4i Archangel .... 0 0 0 0
N. Amer. salted 0 2t— 0 32 Buenos Ayres.. 18 0 —4l 0
Brazil
dry salted 0 41— 0 5
6Stockholm .... 15 0 —l6 0
Rio, dry
Valparaiso, dry 0 4g— 0 6 Carolina lO 0 —ll 0
Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 -- 0 6
W. India, dry.. 0 4t— 0 6 mVirginia
. A RTA lt, * cwt
salted.. 0 3 0 41 Cream of Tartar6s 0 —6g a
East India .... 0 7 0 10 brown and ye 1.44 0 —55 0
Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 8i TEA, v lb. in bond.
Horse, d. eachl2 0 —lB 0 Bohea, Canton 0 2 0 4
HORSE HAIR, 11:0 /b. Fokein
Short
mixed -
long tails 1 6 2 0 Twankay, corn. 1 1— 1 It
combed
Isrnlon, V lb. in band.
0 Pekoe, Orange 1 0— 2 6
Bengal. Campoi
pur. & violet 0 0— 0 0
_... .
blue
blue & violet 0 o
0 !Tyson Skim... 0 8— 0 10
mid. to fine 1 2 1 8
violet, & fin 5 0— 6 .
Souchong,com. 0 10 1 0
ord. & mid. 4 2 5 0"
good to fine 1 6 2 4
violet & cop. 1 3
3
4 0
Pekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 0
mixed .. JHyson, com... 2 0— 2 2
& 6ne. 36— 4 0
cop. g. fine 2 4 3 6
ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young Hyson 0 n 3 0
con. quality 2 2 4 3 Irrp2rial
Oude ........ . . 1 4 3 6 Gunpowder,
Madras ........ 1 9 4 0 good and fine 1 10 4 0
6 natimala, 4' lb. ToeAcco, r tb, in bond.
F10ra5....... 4 0— 4 9 J. River, Leaf 0 i _ 0 5
Sobres ...... 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 31— 0 6
Cortes ...... 2 0— 3 0 Kentucky
Carracas, Flo. 3 9
4 6 Maryland
Sobres ...... 3 . 0— 4 0 Tv RIJN IC, V. Cwt. in bond.
Cortes 1 6 2 9 Bengal 9 6 —l4 0
LAC DYE, 40, Tb. • TURPENTINE, V Clef.
D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 American
mid. to good 0 6 1 6 VA LON IA , li, tOrt..e a it 8
ord. & infer. 0 2 0 6 Smyrna, picked:3 0 —l6 0
MADDER ROOTS 11, Cid. Morea .. re 0 —l3 0
Smyrna ...... .. 48 0— 50 0 WA x , BEES' f cut. in bond,
Tripoli & Syria 0 0— 0 African
Freneh 42 0 —43 0 East India ..... 6 0 7 0
Naples 32 0 --- American .• .. 7 0 -- 7 10

Sophia, Wettre, hence at Christiania
Selma, Doske, hence at Danzic
Caroline. Elling, hence at Elbe
Agnes. Tucker, from Nassau, off Cove
Ann, Williamson, from Havre, at Penzance
Peruvian, Pitketbley, sailed from Sydney for I ima 26th Feb

Woun, Deals,l2o stand. m. duty paid
Archangel alp 0 (4) 0 0
Memel 0 0 0 0
Gothenburg l6 0 0 0
yburg l7 0 17 10
Petersburg 16 0 18 0
PLAN as, pet foot of 2 inches thick . - _ .

Duty.

Danzig, Deck
British American Prue .. 0 2{— 0 SI
Lim; n. bon. per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet Z 5 0 0 0
British American 4 0 4 10
tdAn °GANT, per foot of 1 inch thick .
Honduras
Cüba
St. Domingo 1 0 1 6
OAK PLANKS 0 0 0 0
TEAKWOOD, per cubicfeet
STAVES, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe ZOO 0 —lOO 0
Mid. . 40 0 50 0
Quebec, red. to la in.thick,}
40 0 50 0
and 5i fcetlong ..
Do. Puncheon ...... 13 0 17 o
Ttm rime, per cubic foot. s. (1. s. d
Oak ... 2 6 -
Pine, British Amer.common 0 0
red 1 5
yellow
Dsr zie. ..........
Memel 1
g
Riga red.... 2 0

Je 12s. Der
Jr load.

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

LONDON GAZ.E77 E.-TUESDAY, JUNE 30,

T-

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

J. and W. Wade, Holhorn-hill, London. tailors—J. and G.
Barry, White Lion-street. Pentonv.ile. surgical syringe makers
—VV. and H. C. Berm, Ha.t pton, Middlesex, coal merchants—
E. Chadwick. W. Cheetham, and E. Dyson, lludderslieid, fancy

cloth manulactnrers —W. Chappelow, jun. and T. Pctch, Long
Acre. tnidle cutters —Z. J. Hunter and K. James, Webber row,
Blackfriers-row, London. wholesale dealers in leeches—W. J.
Thwaites and W. H. Smith. Thatchbrook-street, Piinl;co, lace-
man—J. Itiyner and P. Davies, St. John's.street, Smithfield,
coffee house keepers—H. C. ale,ban and S. Boulton' Manches-
ter. merchants —W. Forster and W. Orme, Stourbridge, Iron-
mongers— W. and R. George, Wi.kingbam, Berkshire, plumbers
—G. Webster and C. Smith, St. Helen's. Lancashire, painters—
S. Sudgen and J. Craven, Forrest of Rossendale. l.aa

cocoa spinners— R. J. ',owes and W. Hill, Manche., er, printers
--J. Acton and R. H. Hayley, Birkenhead, ginger-beer-manu-
facturers—S. Pincoff:, A. Alliez, and J. R. Haas. Manchester,
merchants—C. and Taylor. Manchester, pork butchers.

61,OLVENT.
George Hornsby, Ledbury, Northamptonshire, builder,
hANK RUPTS.

Robert M' Kin, Liverpool, merchant, July 17, Aug'. 6, at the
Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy ; solicitors, Mr.
Abbott, Charlotte street, London; and Messrs Atkinson,
Saunders and Atkinson, Manchester; efficial assignee, Mr.
Hobson. Manchester.
Thomas Dol hitt Weaver, Liverpool, shiphroker, July 15. Aug
11. at the Liverpool District Court of Bank: uptcy ; solicitor.
Mr. Wilkin, Fuinivars-inn, London; and Mr. Brown, Liver-
pool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Livei pool.
William Molyneux, Sandwich, Kent, innkeeper.
Joseph Wood. Luton, Bedfordshire, plumber.
John Astley, Manchester, fustian manufacturer.
George Bury. liandsworth, Staffordshire, surgeon-dentist.
Joseph Clarke. Plymouth, innkeeper.
Jam s Evans. Haywood Lodite, Herefordshire, cattle-dealer.
William Jaue Ge.ich, Saint Columb Major, Cornwall, auction-

eer.
William ifounsfielii, Cardiff, draper.
Trytte Joel. Neweas'le-upon-Tyne, jeweller.
Ti.ox ai Met ,n, Lincoln, victualler. _ .

Isaac zaosome. Coventry ribband-manufacturer.
James Waterhouse & Robelt Sutton. Salford. calico printers
Jane Wright, Manchester,
VIDENDS licensed victualler.
DI.

July 23, J. Arkell. Dcinington, Gloucestershire, miller—July
4, H. L. Fit7james, Bath. furrier—July 27, E. J. Staples, Bris.
_

cestershire, manufacturer—July 2 ?, J. P. James, Truro,
Cornwal, draper—July 23, 1. Western, Brushford, Devonshire,
malster —July 23, T. L. Gordon. Exeter, cabinet maker—July
22. J. Ogle and W. Walter, Liverpool, merchants—July 21, F.
Gill, Manchester. dealer in hardware—July 22, J. Law and E.

Hudson. Itanisdcu Wood, Lime shire, cotton spinners—July
:22, J. \V sthe d, Manchester, smaliwa'e manufacturer—July
22. J, Morris, auctioneer—July 21, 'l'. Sutton, jun., AthetStone,
Warwickshire, diaper.- _ _