The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26 00:00:00

ISI3.

STATE OF TRADE

gi)ipping Entilitgriur.

tjtbs•---Th
at's to ough the markets during the past week, so far as -„„„...___
tented the transactions in the Cloth Halls, have not pre-
ite nianannla Particulart activity, there is a good business doing in TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19.—Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W.
ever ~.... ! c ones and dressing mills, aye, perhaps, as much as ARRIV D.-Sarah, Kirkham, from Maloga.
Born-
tee' manifest no
to be doing at this season of the year. Prices, SAII ED.-Eagle, Robson, and Agnes Ewing, Reid, for Born-
trinctifest no disposition to recede, either with regard to the bay-Violet, I atterson. and Sarah Tretman, Brown, for Bar-
icß"Ar_ ured article or the staple material. badoes- Limera, Freme, for Barbadoes and Nassau-Lord
Mlantsp?.°R.D MARKET.-There was a good attendance of suer- Charles Spencer, Crouch, for Tarragona-Laurel, Duckett;
the „.._..! market on Thursday, who bought freely considering Douglas. Brewster, and Acadia. M'Kenzie. for Savannah-Sa..l-
kejn. Small market
of the stocks, and the consequent want of assort. vatore. Asanta, for Naples-Woodstock, Taber, and Lady pl
ja,,:'. .
e Orleans
1114'42 scriptions of goods. The demand for yarns for do- Islay, and Lima-Hebe, Field, ditto, &c.-Highfiyer. Newton,
for Azores-Archer, Logan, for Santa Martha- Sarah.. Chap.Nen ' c_oosumption, as well as exportation, was brisk at recent
'cern,. the Wool market was rather inactive, owing to the man, for St. Vincent- Falcon, Mairs, and Ann, Lamsdaine, for
14 ~:ug reluctance of the spinners to give the rates asked Rio Janeiro-Atlas, Prince, and Ann Rankin, M'Arthur, for
Wu atl'era, by New Orleans-Tapley, M'Kenzie, for Canton-Schitler, John-
son, for Boston-General Wiltshire, Leslie, for Virginia-
Ite„,nenaasaratn MARKET.-The continued mildness of the
Apropos, Kahler, for St. Thomas-Unique, Clarke, for Monte
go'oci'n r has had a favourable effect on the market for fancy
latett:. and the transactions in the market on Tuesday were Video and Buenos Ayres-Eliza, Roy. for Gibraltar-Flora,
Br. , for Bremen-
eadschap. Beise, and
Can toon's Considerable. In plain cloths and the heavier kinds of
Otter), for Cape Hayti n-C eveland, utcher,
ttion also, there was a fair bn iness done. No material alter-
n
Mary Gray, Burnett, for Ancona-FDaniel Marius, Brouwer, for Rotterdam-Lanark, Firth; Mon-
-1.14-an be noted with regard to prices.
ument. Marshall and Salisbury, Ilubbuck. for Mobile-Ring.
0( iller'lP AX MARKET,-There was a tolerably large attendance
iii44l chants at this market on Saturday last, but as they were dove, Candlish, for Jamaica-King Alfred, Krill!, for St. Michael
kcy eto buy cheaper, they. generally speaking, bought spar- -Ilawk, Clark, for Lisbon-Brothers: Daniels, for New York-
tant•e, Yarns sold freely at late rates. The supply of Wool at
Caroline, M'Cormick, for Genoa-Margaret, (steamer) Gallway,
Were ' Was not large, and as there was a fair demand, prices for Havre-and Friendship, Potts, for sierra Leone.
ay rather stiff.
flia,ariksfl,ll;:LD WOOL MAR.,
oy kinds of combine' ece
`O
aTalitterationall in blanket or clottinfleg Wools.
trag ettioarnwiK BLANKET MARKET.-OD Monday last, there
tt
ht 0,1°°,1 attendance of buyers here, and many orders were
Tbed__ for the foreign trade, both in course and fine blankets.
tliernand for the home trade was very limited. On Thursday
°Oa Was also a good attendance, and more orders were given
,verb-.. if not all, of the manufacturers are fully employed,
114:4, e occurrence at this period of the year.
al ttla,_ALE FLANNEL MA RKET.-We have had an extremely
teen dale ta-clay, and those who have effected sales have not
ttla, ale to obtain remunerating prices. There is still a toler-
is demandnote for dyed goods, without any change in prices. It
hew, ~,,9ected that much business will he transacted till the
Ilk orrtet, which will take place the first Monday alter the
blear 'intiary. In tilt Wool market there is no change woi tl,
taring%
an,, ~aESTER TRADE.-The general trade continues 0-'
Dioyexci rns, however, contiuue firm. The wori-
be nt„'_a_nl there is a general feeling that tire ...-__
.../._',wnt increased demand for manufactured goods generally
cco tershire Mercury
Illi;t sIRRY AND LACK TaArms.-The drawer pantaloon and
tiana branch has become unexpectedly and suddenly depressed,
Of em frames, being stopped, and the hands stinted as to quantity
klaaelb"Yment. There is a, little more employment in the silk
~,clit, ni.,r.n.Fli making articles of very inferior quality, principally
•fhe f,:untaetured of very inferior silk, both spun and thrown.
IlcaneleY bobbin-net trade still keeps considerably depressed ;
Make the machines are going off platt, and are preparing to
Itar„e single warp Jacquard nets. ".. a tt.e

ET.—We continue to have a stead

Wools, at full prices

Meg of Mellon, from Calcut a for this port at St. Helena
Lindsays, Wi:liamson, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W. for the
South Seas 14th June
Emily, from London, at Pernambuco
Alexander !Addle, Roy, hence at Ancona
Racehorse, Punchard. sailed from Ancona for Malta sth Dec.
Jerse' Tar, De Caen, from Kerten. at Constantinople
Ellen Highfield, Farran. from Leghorn, at ditto
George. A ow)* , from London, at ditto
Hebe. Thompson, hence at Leghorn
Bess, Williams, sailed from Leghorn for this port Ist Dec. and
the Effort, Orfeur. for London, the 4th
Mastery, from Alexandria, at Maita
Naiad, Hayes, from Constantinople, at ditto
Wm. Murray, Dobie, from Odessa, at ditto
Tom Roberts, Samuel, hence at ditto, and sailed 2gth Nov.
for Syra

Wools
all em-

Cha e. Cook, sailed from Malta for Falmouth 29th Nov.
Fulmar, Crocker, hence at Smyrna
Science. Bulkeley, from Alexandria, at ditto
Porcupine. Cleveland, from Genoa, at ditto
Osprey, Way, sailed from Smyrna 25rd Nov. ; Brothers,
Lewis, 2 d Cornish Diamond, Hodge, 24th; Eleanor Palmer,
Harris, 2"th ; Reindeer, Kiag, 28th, and Ottoman, Rivett, 29th
—all for this port—Nonpareil, Alen, 26th for Cork, and Provi-
dence, Trewavas, 26th. for Bristol
Albert, Harry, from Smyrna for this port. off Sardinia
James Watt, Duncan ; Jane. Hamilton, and I,ncilla, Ynile,
sailed from Tiiesre for this port, anti George Dean, Spurring,
for the Clyde, 2nd Decerilber

,wing year will

I Wave. Fater. sailed from Oran for Gibraltar 28th vo'

at 16th

drp lac There is no variation in ,
!tate,e rra e since our last, it still being in a flourishing
believe there has been a slight advance in the wages
"Leg some articles.—Nottingharn Journal.

December

H i scock . from Gihralar. at St. Michael's
Cygnet, Gray, from the Clyde, at Helvoet
Joseph, Cordier, and Ceres. Nefors. hence at Terneuse
P.R.C. Briard from Arichat, at Jersey
Conservat ye. from St. John, N.B. at Belfast
Bridget Archibald, Toole, from Rio Grande, arc. for London,

tb,
its °`
mt arctlEsrza, Dec. 23.—At this season of the year trade is
e flat, and most of the houses are preparing to take stock ;
ißpd•therefore, gratified to be enabled to report an increased
kid
also to demand for all descri tions of printing cloth,
yad;'to add that many houses in tte London and country
413,,,„, have been extremely busy this week ; for several large
!he co' have visited us in anticipation of goods being higher at
that strencement of next year, for the opinion is very general.
tolitr ok being so light and the manufacturers having so many
btztacts 00 hand, all descriptions of goods will range higher
}ear;good as all events, we think there is little probability of
ofalis being
any lower for some monthis to come. Heavy cloths
ah rLs, for the last month or two, have been worse to sell than
kind,ther
and we are therefore pleased to hear, from one or
sZith th 'is. that the country trade houses are making contracts
ait'T to deliver next month at prices that will remunerate
„Titipar ,inugh we fear that it is anything but a good trnde,
Varketn with making 55 and 7-in. printers. The yarn
's less animated than the cloth, and some numbers were
Our lower than on Tuesday last. Upon the whole, most of

at Crookhaven
Albion. Flicks, from Sc. John, N.B. and Lockwoods, Young,
from Quebec. at Bri,tol
Pursuit, Campbell. from Boulogne, at Bridlington
Marquis of Huntley, Wr ght. from Quebec at Gravesend
Marquis of Bute, Lamont, from Calcutta, and Talent, Finite,
from Sydney. at Deal
Africa, Baxter, from Calcutta, off Margate
Wava. Dawson. from Riga, at Stromness
Victoria, Le Gresley, hence for Vara Cruz, off the Smalls 18th
December

The wreck of a brig, apparently North American built, and of
about Soo !oils burthen, waterlogged, with foremast and bow-
sprit standing, a broad white streak and ports and no name on
her stern, and figure head gone, was passed Sth Dec. in lat. 46,

long, 13,

are ,-,-",,n,nlercialrnenare n goo'd spirits, and, with us, think we
/'ear f",,`" eve of improvement. and that 1844 will prove a good
'd; 61, generally. generally. Price of -27 in. 60-reed, 5s lad to 5s
8. 5s 6d to 5s ; 725, 63 to 6s 6d.