The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

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,Obippin lute timentr. MARKETS. WARRIMiI'ON CORN MARKET, SEPT. 29.
Total quantities per Price per
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TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29 -Wind N., moderate. Wheat
AD -Ocean Cleeen, from 9.-Wind
Selly, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. SEPT. 29.
0 0 0
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Prince Edward's Inand-Boscoppa Mann, Oats
from We hare to report since Tuesday last, rather better snprlies Barley
20 .... 29 0 0
land, Morton, from Archancel. from Seville-lre- generally. coastwise and from Ireland, than of late: and from
abroad, a fair import of Wheat, am, derate quantity of Corn, - - -- -
BAUM:P.-Esther Ann, Hunter, for Pernambuco-ROcking• and about 3aooo barrels of States and Canadian Flour, as speci. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 31.
ham, for Boston, and John Brohiver, for Apalachicola, Red belo=w, We continue well supplied with stock, for which there were
-----After the close of Friday's market, several thousand barrels plenty of customers. The quality of the Beef and Mutton was
The Telegraph reports that a steamer. on Sunday night, ran of Flour changed bands, and since then to use present date, fur. good, anti full sui ported last week's prices. A good clearance
ashore on Great Burbo Bank in No. per chart 31. Her name is ther considerable sales of that article have been made daily at was made. y '
• at present unknown.
improving rates, with a ge od demand for Wheat on higher
Letitia, Thorpe, sailed from Batavia for Cork on the list of terms. and a firm trade for other kinds of Grain. July.
The active proceedings In most of the leading markets of the BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, SEPT. 30.
Anne Armstrong, from Portsmouth for Bombay at the Cape kingdom last week, and the continued rise in London, have During the present week English Wheat has been sold at an
of Good 'Hope.
advance of 2s. to 3s. per quarter ; good new realized 7s. 3d. to
given a further impu`se to the trade at our Corn Exchane to.
John Woo fall, from Launceston at London. day; and in Wheat, the general runs of old, chiefly duty paid 7s. 6d. per 62Ibs. Molting Harley dull at former rates Grind
Flowers of Ugle. from Calcutta at ditto. Foreign, the sales to both town and country millers were ex. ine fultyasdear.. Bea..s maintained their value Oats Is. per
Agenoria. Jones, hence at Rio de J., eiro. tensive, at 4d to 64 Veer the rate of this day senmight . whilst quarter higher higher.
P. Deai,, Dean, hence at Para. after being on shore. Irish and farmers crew Wheat were fully 6d dearer, and a parcel ----- -- - - -- - - -
Dykes, Bell, hence at Newfoundland. of very superior Nerfolk realised 9s 2d per Ib; several cargoes LEEDS CORN MARKET, SEPT. 29
Majestic, Wright, from patras at Zante, and sailed for this of Foreign in bond and afloat have also been taken, on terms We have a good supply of Grain here to.day. Wheat has
port on the sth instant. within the range of our quotations -Irish Flour, upon an im- been sold at fully 3s. per quarter advance. Barley, Oats, and
Otter, Cox, from Zante at Cephalonia, and sailed for this port proved demand, acquired 2s and 3s per sack over last Tuesday's Beans fully maintain late rates.
on the lii instaet, rates i States and Canadian readi.y commanding 34s 6d and -
Uzelia, Steer, from Zante, at ditto, and sailed' or this port on 35s 6d free, and the former in hone 32s and 33s per barrel, at
the Bth instant. _ _ •
HULL CORN MA RK ET, SePTEmnER 29.
which the operations were very extensive.
Aurora. Dee, sailed from ditto, for this port On the Id instant. New Matting Barley, of which a few parcels have arrived. At this day's market we had a small supply of Wheat from the
Ceimera, Able, hence at Corfu. brought 4ys per qr, and grinding !rumples late prices.-Beans farmers, who were asking ve-y high rates, not much business
Pigeon. Hiscock, hence at ditto,
remained steady in value -Pease 2s per qr dearer.-Indian wes done, although we quote prices 3s. per qr. higher; in free
Ariel. Griffiths, sailed from Palermo, fora:his port on the filth Foreign but little passing We have better accounts of Pots.
Instant. • Corn in limited request at the foregninn decline of Friday.
Oats, 'meeting a dull sale, must be. noted Id to 2d per 451 h toes. A good demand for grinding Barley, and fid. to Is. ier
Emulcms. Bank; in. hence at Naples.
cheaper; and Oatmeal was in sloe request at former prices. qr. moremoney is paid.
Little Pet, Tregarthen, hence at ditto.
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Zealous, Chawpion, sailed from dittolfeir this port on the 10th ____
instant. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 2. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 2..
Sylph, Stepney, sailed from Cadiz for this port on the 71h The Wheat averages are now-coming high, and there is every There was a gocd supply of gram at menet this day. Wheat
Instant. -
Robert Preston sailed from ditto for'this port on the 9th icstan. weeks.-Today, the duty cu, Wheat is reduced to Bs. on Bar- was obtained e lint subsequently this was not realized, and we
'Wasp. hence at Lisbon. ley, Rye. Beans, and Pease to us per qr respectively, and on raise our quotations 6d. per barrel. Barley and Oats maintained
Ann Paley. Lister, hence at Oporto. Flour at 4s 92d per barrel. Tuesday's prices.
Viorge•Marie, Zoetliff, hence at Alittverp. We have had a few small arrivals only of Wheat, Oats, and
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. - ?Flour from Ireland, and scarcely any Grain coastwise since Auguste. li irkhove, hence at Pe, lie se,•
DUBLIN CATT'L'E MARKET. OCT. 2.
.Monday last; the f. esti supplies fr m abroad also, are very in-
Laura Denis, Craig. from Malta at Cove.
'considerable, as will be 'seen on reference to our import note Our market was large hut (run, inferior having sold atns. re-
Agnes. White, from Ancana at ditto.
nia tion on last week's prices ; but there was nothing done in
below' Elizabeth; Hindlebury, Irma Saint John's, New Brunswick, titw' • •active the slaughtern way. Beef, nos. to '2s. off snk • matton .-snd. to
'ditto. During the two preceding days, we experienced an • ,
Active, Ilutthinsonefrom Wo'Grande off ditto, trade in Foreign free Wheat on the full terms last noted, some ' 61•1.; veal 7d. The pig market was large, and prices down
Cynthea; Burley, from North America off ditto.
large parcels having been taken for holding over.; and Western fom ns. to 3s. per cwt. ; :-prices 408. to 425.; 405. is the supposed
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Flora, berme for Malaga at Holyhead. , brands of Flour in bond, being offered et 225, several thousand price thatcontracts will open at.
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. NSTANTINOPLE. SepTireieeß 9.-The Good Intent. 'Pen.. mantling
,changedr hands; the bet qualities duty paid, corn.
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448 per barrel; all other articles remaining unvaried. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, OCT. -2.
bulgton from Liverpool, got agrotind near Setil Bailer 'at the
entrance' " - " • At our market this•moreing, although the millers holieht spa. We have good sneraies of all grain.- The large arrival of •
Aare 'of the landine lea. hut name off after discharging ringly, Millar sales of Wheat were repeated rather extensively ' f
of the cargo, and was'att off Seetil Bahir on the sth intnezt, Wheat caused sellers to come forward, and at an advance° 2s.
for investment. and in p rtial - cases the Mtn dearer; whilst
detained by contrary Winds.per qr. a heavy business was tinsected. Barley of all •descrip. English and IriSh sew were dull, and slightly depressed in • -
'VESSELS SPOKEN.Iions is. porqr. higher. Beans is per qr dearer.ad per
value.-Irish Flotr. being scarce: would lung rather higher
Enterprise 'hence far eu, treli a I 3tu August, in Int 2 north,stone, and ehelline6d. per load .ower. Malt held for more mo-
long 18 w;- 1 fr, m Berdeaux for Calcutta, •th I
prices,-Sates and Canadian free, upon a fair demand, main. nee
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1s -Amwel , • .-7 tabled. :eis; antnthe former under bond, made 31s &tat 32s per '' •
•roiy. in a• 13 snot ~ lone 24 west -Superh. Kitson. hence for , barrel. -- --
the Cape of Good Hope, Ist August, in lat 14 north,
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West. ny the Hero, at orookhaven--Harrison. Chilton, 24th Berlev, Malt, Beans, and Pease. continued to rule in all re. MANCHEgTER CORN EXCHANGE,'OcT. 3.
.spects as stated' In our report of Tuesday -Oats meeting very August,‘ in tat iii, long 27, by the "nen Lodge-Rival, - Rival. little unfree.. were again rather cheaper; and oaterreat, upon a the noieltbutirtng markets, at gradually improving prices for
, A steady business has been done during the week in this and
tanh toner.) 6th instant, off Bardi •ia Arve. 1 lth instant, ofr
Cape Pales- o • • '
ajestm front Newca-tle tor Gireenti, lath In. very intrited.ingtury, merely sustained our last quotations. every article btt.flats and Oatmeal.
Ladstant, off Cape de '(Taft--bandy' ke,.
yof the Lake, re l liriti:•ii Yeoman. lath instant, oft Gi- 1 - from maraca ter telasgow • Indian Coin. attracting somewhat more attention, 'rather ex- Wakefield and Liverpool, yest• relay, were something quieter
f cceded gate pr than of late, tent holders showed perfect confidence in prices,
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bralter- Wave firm tsie.f ,iinilland for Messina 6th instant, in t Wheat.ipm•••..••• 8. d. a. a. I 's, al. s. d and were indifferent as to making sales.
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Tat 36, long 7 west, by tie Cynosure. Erigli-h red, new .. 86(a g .2 Mid .... -.8 6@, 9 0 Our market tc•day is fully attended. Fine new and old Wheat
ee. a moderate sale, at an advance cf 3d. to std. per bushel,
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Ditto,
white. 9 8- 9 6 1(1,'• •••• 9 0- 9 8 M',
Prime riew'Erclish and Irish Flour is much waned, and we WEDNESDAY, BKFTEBER 30 -Wind W.N.W.amoderate. Irish red - 8 ;^ !do.-- .-710 - 8 4 raise ourquottstioes 2s, per sack, American and . am,dian h ing
A anryan -St.• George, Moore, from Demerara-Aurora, Ditto, white 8 3 - 8 :9 Ido ^3 0 - 8 6
l • also Is. to erre:per barrel dearer. New Oats and Oatmeal slow of
alai-awe, from Havanna-Britannia, from Pictou-Georg aim. Rye. English; le qr - - Ins'll-6.0.1t. -- - --.
sale, and td. to 2d. per bushel, and is. per load cheaper.-Old
Tureen. and Partenoteas. Maresca, from Pneezao-Olitida, Hanley, Erselish - none. unaltered tc "value.
Thompsee, from Pnewasie-Arab, Gardner, from Riga-John Speoteh,&.frish,*6o/b -- - ---- d 0...,. -••4 6 - 5 0 Beaus 2s. per quarter higher. Malt 'held- for more improved
V. Elizabeth. from. Rotterdam-John Walker, Tohin, and I Malt, Enetnish,* qr
rates. •
Cynt ea Ann. Woollen, fr m St. John's-Eagle,'lnannell, from pad - ---.-- old .. •.63 0 -67 0 i
Archanzel-Maichenter; Chester, from Tneete-Countess of I fresh - -- do. ..--o, 0 0- o 0 - '
Zetland, Elder; Irons St. Petersburg, Oats, r enh. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. OCT. 2.
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SNMED.-Consdri, Smith tor Pernambuco-Cing -
William, for
a.
RIM ----n- az Scotch, new -- - !do. .. 4 0 old ..... ;42 - 4 8 'Lathe early prtof he week the -good demand experienced
Sierra Leone-Tiees, Crathorne, for Leghorn.aMinerya, Allan, Welsh .. -- - 4 5 during 'the last fortnight continued,
Arne_ -and a slight advance was
for lietiban-Barkhill, •Kemp, and kern, M'Lellan, for New- Irish. fine qualities., 4ti- a ,2 -d0..... 4 3- 4 5 , btainte on previous rates. but since- the arrival of the Ae.:
fOnntliand. general do 3lO- 4 0 'do. -a .. 4 0- 4 2 ricarapacket it has materially fallen off, and prices reced dto
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--- • 'Beans, English, la qr - - Ido. .... 50 0a 52 o those•enaniday last, at whichtbe market closed steadily, 1200
were offered by auction nodes, ,of 'which to sold.
Dreadnought eateam.tug), •
from Dundrum*Bey, at this port, 1 Scatenitelrish,*4Bo%, -- - - do. ...• 47 0- re 0 Egyptian w ' -
Egyytian, and
'With cargo' from the steanoseip Great Britain. ti Pease; English, white sti 0 -6bine_ .. -- -- Speculators have taken 19,6 0 American,
. 1800
The Eurotas tar Boston, has put back, leaky. I •Dol.ne Irish-. maple -- - -grey .. 46 0 -4S e min eurat, and Exporters 4.7:70 Americana 232 Egyptian, aunt
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'lfrOnFara.
13 Rennie (a), Hewitt, from Boston, -saaeal 16th, and from ' Flour,* 2801 b
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Halifax 18th Sept. On the 2 th. between lat 44 ati and 44 311, I Eitriesh & frish,2nds - - ,fine .... 38 0 -42 0
ACCOUNT OF SALES 'AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
and ion 57'35 and 56 '26. passed five vessels 4ying to ; a bng with .' 'Ditto, supereete 48 .8 -50 O. extra .. 49 u -se, es
From the nth Sept. to thoed eat., inclusive.
Loss of topsail yards; a barque with loss of toretopsail and main 'Oatmeal,* ',OW 244th
regallantmast ; a barque with toss of 'topmast heads. and a l !nab. 1846 3O '8 -'4O "0 old .... :16 0 -38 at
Prices paid IMPORTS
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brig With loss 'of all sails, except foresail and fore and aft main- . Canadian .......... - -- d 0..... 36 o -28 it
SALES OF es& visas. 'in the week.iThisWk.,thivyetrr
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loans. Same •day. saw a brig with only tower masts and fore- l !Bran,* 241 b. ..... .. --- - - ..... ... i 1 2- I :3 --I- - 1 - -
ward standinz. On t' e 23rd, in kit 48 Inn 41. fell in with rho. i -tt ._

The Eurotas tor Boston, has put ba
ttannia (4, Hewitt, from Boston, -saPed 16th, and from
Halifax 18th Sept. On the 2 th. between lat 44 S 6 and 44 36,
and inn 57'35 and 56 26. paSsed five vesse/s4ying to ; a br'g with
,loss of topsail yards; a barque with loss of foretopsail and main
'ollBallantmast ; .41 barque with toss of 'topmast heads. and a
brig With loss of all sails, except foresail and fore and aft main-
-Wis. Same day, saw a brig wills only tower masts and fore.
9ard standing. 'On t' e 2ard, in tat 48 lon 41, fell in with the
R. M. SinnOtt, Connor, from Tratee to ,Qtlebec. distnasted anti
lib her beam• ends, and with nine feet water in her hold ; lire
,Lord Olenelg, Martin, from Liverpodl to Itichibucto. was ying
'by her and tcok off the master, seven men, and 2s passengers—
the master was afterwards taken on board the Britannia. the
'OM finder of the crew and Mr. P. Sinnott were taken off in the
lborning by a'French brig from Morseiltes. On the 25th. in lat
19, lon 31 ;-passed a vessel under jury fore and foretopmirsts,
'l,cllivith loss of m'lntopmast.

LIVER POO I. COLON IA L •M ARK ET. Oct'. 2.
Kugar.—The Wes are again very extens ve, consisting off
}lb-Us b.P.. 13,00 l; bags Bengal, and 2uoo mats Maurit

32/Sea Island..
30fStained
6 '6 %Bowed Georgia

5491 11.248674

but no 1

improvement can be quoted in price. The Bengal sal at 98s 6d
td -44 s for low to good grocery Mimic, :4.9s 6d to sls for grainy
Yellow, and 54s to 57s 6d,for good to very fine white Benares—
Foreign —A cnrgo of .2760 chests fine yellow Havana has been
sold for consumption, bat he ex •ct price
besides which a salmi parcel in pub!

940:New Orleans

5",
I Pernambucoco f.r Paraiba'
Aracati and.Goara .... -

303 1} 15127

as not transpi.ed;
le bronght Cos vd for

THURSDAY, OCTOBER I.—Wind W N.W.
Kid Lena. Nagle. Siucapore—Janet. Paul, Valprrnisu
--*Storm g, Robinson. Laguna—Ada, Chambers, Alataxham.
..,11,Eo.,—Reliance, Hill. Lagnayrit—kEnsphorns. Constantino-
' 'r,,lnasach, Trieste—Argus; IVranug, Icelarre—Vhee-

060' f ar
Bawti

28 13

'Middling white, saspikfor middling yet ow, and 46$ for brown.
2 ,0 bags Venezuela were sold forthe 16 e of Matt, mid CHI brls
Porto Ki. o, by a foreign vessel, at 24s.per cwt.
report iaMest India Moltsse
and the ,quotation •
',East India sold at t

} -.14

Ne.... 1.,
v.,_ In(

There are no

higher I

Demerara, Sariaam•'&c

tes being required

are a(maneed 2$ per

3240 ggyptian

Niels ti, sund—Phillra
„ICeMP, Messina—Phcenix, IC/Alpyer,,
Shelia (Ress—RapP ahannock I

, Lovering. Naples—lEmme,
, Antwerp—Espeeu'athiv, Ho.
New York—Birkby. /Vic les,

advance,

Coffee —The demand is moderate, ani
Jamaica have found"•buyers, at ratter

eone—Barlow, Foody, St. Jr litt's—C r.atr, Cnmming,
eWtOundlarid—M. A. Fleming, Fitzperald—Commerce, Engel,
Memel—CarolineV Parker, Lisbon—Flora, De Patron. Havannab
'"ePtune, Charleston—Ostelius, Bagnett, Mobile—William arid Cha r•eB Hamburg —Monarch, Hartnoll, Alicante—James Hen. ••ersnuh, vitla Nova—Victoria. Le Greeley, Vera Crux.

,good ordinary aative.Ceylou have been sold at the tructations
also 40 trazi}s Mocha, 280 bags Lagutyra,
bags Cape Haytion.
300 bags Cocoa -et
Trinidad

at 338 for Bahia, and 36s to 30s•for

Cartkagen a
Smyrna ....
.. Mani11a......

50 bags African Ging,r sold at 25s per cwt, .a
parcel of black Pepper at 3d per lb.
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hawken. hence at Marseilles. •
'lda Margaretha. Lerwig. hence at Christiansand.
()Ykett. Flewson, sailed from B•rdeaux for this ;prat on' the
25th
September.
Politz, hence a' Riga.
Philome e. Christie, and Belle Alliance, GankemaAerree at
at the-Schelet.
Express, walker, hence for London. at Portsmouth, leaky.
hope—Quick. for Marseilles at Milford.
PrornptOrvine. from EsqueminAiver in the Downs.
Stranger. from Demerara on' Holy-head.
Cambria, (steamer,) hence for Boston, was spoken on the 17th
Sept., in lat. 43. long. 67.
BlosFonn September 28.—The John Whitfield. from Liver-
Dool tatecnebec, put in here to-day very leaky, and with Chains
Found her to keep her afloat, having experienced a 'very heavy
',*esterly_gale, and been struck by a sea off the bank-s•of N ew-
‘otlndltuid.

Nothing done in Pimento,

80 M adras
I' engal

Rice —There is a bitter inquiry. and 5000 bags sold at 17s ed
for Madras. aod 16s rd to 17s for broken, to 2tis for good white
Bengal, being 6d.higber.
Ruin.- The business is confined to 50 casks Demerara, Z 3 per
cent. 0.P., kt 2s Seller •and 6u casks Jamaica at the
quotations. The market is heavy.

51790 bales

846.1 103281

-PRICES CURREN!
s. .d. MADiint, d.
24 0 Dutch, crop.— 0 .0 —.O, .0
Ombro * n —n A

AsoEs, .s.
Montreal. Pot 28 •6 *0
Petal 23

21 0- 22
22 •C-

3,19 -

FRIDAY, Dercrerea 2.—Wind
Grande
—Pettr,ope, M•lntyre. Sierra Leone—Vibilia, Rio
urande-A-Laneaster. Wright. Laguna—Sylph, Stepney. Cadiz
'Jessie AMe,ia. Archangel—Jessie l'el•Clen, Rankin. Windau. SAlLxv.—Vrederick• Wiliam 'III, Behrendt, Danzie—Try,
Derdt—Charlotte. Carter, Mauritius—New ork, Crop.
Der, New ,York—Commerce, De Grave, Ostend—Jane, Carwi.
then, Naplez—Essex, Welch, Boston—Sir Robert Peel. Daniel,
!t. .John, N.B.—Mary, Brown, Trinidad—Hudsun, Minkieburg.
'uacapore—Henriette, Danibovich, Trieste.

.t 2 Os
Free.
I Free.

-300 0
- 50 0

2 9
o 0 B.P. la.
2
I Si
2 0 1
2 0 255 Od vp-Id

28 0-
32 0-

1 10 -
1 11 -

moist brown 44 6
dry brown .. 46 6

1 .48 6 -'.'.o