The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-15 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

MANCHESTER, JUNE 12.—The business done here, either
during the week or yesterday, has been confined to the supply
of present wants, and prices generally have varied but little
from the rates of our last. Our market to-day is described by
the preceding observations. Fresh Wheat and Flour move off
slowly at former rates; inferior and old samples difficult of
sale. Oats and Oatmeal scarcely support late prices. Beans
fully as dear.
WAKEFIELD, JUNE 11.—There is a good supply of Wheat,
a great proportion of which was on the market last week ; the
sale is slow, but holders are firm at former prices. Barley is
not much inquired for. Oats and Shelling meet with little
alteration. Beans scarce, but no advance of price obtainable.
WISBECH, JUNE 12.—We have rather a small show of
Wheat, and the prices of last week are maintained. Spring
Corn is scarce, and fully as dear.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, JUNE 12.—There was rather
more Wheat at market to-day from the farmers than last week,
the condition being now excellent, and weights good, it was
soon cleared away at the extreme rates of last Saturday. The
arrivals of South Country and Foreign Wheat are only mode-
rate, and for fresh qualities of each there was:a steady demand,
at the full rates of this day se'nnight. Norfolk and Suffolk
sold at 42s 6d and 43s ; Lincolnshire general runs of Red made
42s to 42s 6d per quarter. In Holstein Wheat, just arrived, a
fair business was done at 43s per quarter, all weighed 631bs per
bushel'. Barley, Beans, and Pease are unaltered in value, the
sale for each being only in limited quantities. Malt of the
best quality in request, and rather dearer. Oats, although in
small supply, still sell slowly; but prices are quite equal to
last week : Foreign almost neglected. Flour more in request,
but no advance of moment can be obtained.
DUBLIN, JUNE 11.—The market at our Corn-Exchange
to-day was the most depressed of the season ;in fact, there
was scarcely the appearance of business, and the quotations
are little more than nominal.
White Wheat.. 23s Od to 26s Od I Barley 12s Od to 14s 6d
225
Red d 0.... Od to 236 6d Rapeseed Oos Od to 00s Od
Bere Os Od to Os Od Bakers' Flour. 12s Od to 15s Od
Oats ... ... lOs Od to Ils 6d Indian Corn,
Oatmeal lls Od to 125 Od per 4801630 s Od to 34s 6d
BELFAST, JUNE 12.—We have had a dull week in the Corn
trade. Wheat and Flour are firmly held. Oatmeal in better
demand. Indian Corn has declined 2s 6d to 5s per ton. The
improved tone of yesterday's market, in Liverpool, will
check the decline here. Yellow sells at X 7 5s to e 7 lOs per ton.
CORK, JUNE 12.—The National Exhibition has so much
engrossed the public attention this week, that markets have
possessed but little attraction. The consumption of fine Flour
has, however, been large, at late prices, and the supply is also
liberal. Wheats are unchanged in value. Indian Corn has
further receded 25 6d per ton.

CATTLE

MARKETS

Sheep and Lambs, 8527 ;

SALFORD, JUNE O.—Beasts, 1317
Calves, 200. The best Heifer Beef a trifle lower, 51d ; heavy
Bullocks and Heifers, 5d to sid ; Cows, 4id to 4id ; light Wed-
ders, Sid ; heavy do, 5d ; Lambs, Cid to 7d ; Calves, 4id to sid
per It

EFIELD, JUNE 9.—We have again to record a very
large show of fat stock, of a very good quality, and a very great
attendance of buyers ; and although the number exc

,t fortnight's market, yet the demand for them v
_ .

s equally

niat the close of the market nearly all the stock was

following rates

—Beef, from 5

Lambs,

9500. 11

DUBLIN, JUNE 10.—The attendance

week, chiefly of grass-fed meat, whit

0 5d ; Veal

each. 1

Edward, Schmidt, hence and La Guayra, at Porto Cabello.
Gollovidean, P.ea, hence at Curacoa.
Joshua Prowse, from Plymouth at Melbourne.
Rimswell, Han Riur, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
Standard, hence at Pictou.
, Fencer, hence at Genoa 30th ultimo.
Corinthian, 18th ult., and Halls, 20th, both hence at Ancona.
Gloria, and Michele, both hence at Trieste 30th ultimo.
Mahaica, M'Anley, hence at Demerara.
Magician, Steele, sailed from Porto Cabello forthis port Ist ult.
Lorina Thoo.pson, Lamb, sailed from Punta Arenas for this
port 16th April.
William Gillies, Brown, from Sincapore, and Jane, Carew,
from Ichaboe, at Table Bay.
Ivanhoe, Rattray, sailed from Matanzas for St. Petersburg'',
llth ultimo.
Orpheus, Patric, hence for Adelaide, at Cape de Verds, to fill
up water.
Majesty, Richardson, sailed from Table Bay for Angra Pe-
quena, Ist April; Alexander. Chapman, for this port, 21st;
and Mercury, for Algoa Bay, 23rd.
Lord Althorp, Jordan, sailed from Valparaiso for this port
26th March ; Eu, 26th, for Callao ; Rimac, 26th, for Monte
Video; and Ripley, Ist April, for Panama.
Joseph Wheeler, sailed from Barbadoes Ist ultimo; Che-
shire, Gth ; James T. Foord, 11th; and Lorina, 7th, all for this
port; and Xarita, 3d; Zuleika, ; and Zephyr, 13th, for
Queenstown. _ _ _ .

Camana, Smith, sailed from Callao, 14th April, for Iquique;
Oregon, and Avoca, 15th; and Templeman, and Abbots Read-
ing, 20th, for Pisco ; and Joseph Waddington, 30th March,
from Valparaiso for this port.
The Isaac Stanley, from Laguna for this port, was abandoned
at sea several weeks since, with loss of rudder, and in a sink-
ing state. Crew picked up by the ramp de Habana, from Ha-
vana, for Santander, and landed is London.
HOLYHEAD, June o.—The John Moore has hauled into the
graving dock to undergo the necessary repairs.
VALPARAISO, April B.—The Eugenia (Chilian ship), late Broad
Axe, (English ship), has been lost, near Maulo : crew saved.
TABLE BAY, May I.—me Stafford, Forrest, from the Mau-
ritius for Queenstown, which put in here sth April, was leaky.
She proceeded 25th April.
BARBADOES, May 14.—The Victoria, Rowlands, from the
west coast of America, grounded on the Cobbler's Rocks this
morning, and has become a total wreck.
DEAL, JUNE 7.—The Annette Gilbert, of and for Liverpool
from Rotterdam, which got on the Goodwin Sands this morn-
ing, has commenced throwing her cargo (bark) overboard, and
will probably be got off next tide. She does not make water.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9.—Wind E.S.E., light.

ARRlVKD.—Sandusky, Borland, from New Orleans—Duke
of Cambridge (s.), Antwerp.
SAILED.—Choice, White, and Richari Morse, Perry, for
New York—Regina, Wakeham, Santa Martha—lcarus, Kendal,
Monte Video. _ _

Atlantic (a.), from New York at this port; left 29th May,
ald Sandy Hook, 30th, at 5 a.m.
Cambria (a.), hence at Boston 28th ultimo.
Arctic (s.), hence off New York 30th ultimo.
Pandora, hence at Mobile.
Bowes, Ellwood, hence at Portland.
Tancred, Brimsmead, hence at Prince Edward Island.
George, Gordon, hence, and Charlotte, from Lancaster, at
Quebec.
Washington, Wilkie, 23rd ultimo, and Bhurtpoor, Bain-
bridge, hence, off the Mississippi.
Firefly, Shaw, hence at Monrovia, and sailed for Marshall on
25th March.
Ariel, Henderson, hence at Monrovia, and sailed for Trade-
town 21st April.
Industry, Atlee, hence at St. Andrew's, with loss of stanchi-
ons and covering board split.
Richardson, Carruther; Hero, Harrison; Arabella Tarbet,
Kearney, and Jane, hence at Newfoundland.
E. C. Scranton, Spencer; New Brunswick, M`Pliiinn ,•
Equator, Roberts ; and Great Western, Marshall, hence; and
St. Hilda, Ingalls, from Marseilles, at New York.
Bangalore, Morgan, from London for Victoria, at Plymouth,
7th instant, to embark emigrants.
NEW YORK, May 28.—The wreck of a vessel, named Hamp-
ton, or Hampshire, was passed 21st May, in lat. 32, lon. 68,
bottom up, by the St. Hilda, arrived here.
CHARLESTON, May 26.—The Prentice, loading for Havre,
which was on fire 7th May, took fire again this morning, and
was filled with water to extinguish it. She had on board MO
bales of cotton and 50 tierces of rice.

THURSDAI, JUNE 10.—Wind E.N.E. to N.N.W., light,

ARRIVED.—Forest State, Polister, and Sandusky, Borland,
from New Orleans—Grecian (s.s.), Hardie. Constantinople—
Young Marquis, Brisbane, Oporto—Admiral (s.), Havre.

The Susquehanna, which arrived here to-day from Charles
ton, passed three large icebergs on 18th May, in lat. 44, lon. 49.
Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, from Rotterdam at this port. At 10
30 p.m., on the Bth instant, when off the Bill of Portland, fell
in with the St. Barb, of Bordeaux, which was in a sinking
state, with the Frankfort Packet lying beside her. The crew
of the St. Barb, who refused assistance, took to their boat, and
stood in for the English shore; they had a fair wind. The St.
Barb sunk about four o'clock. _

Camilla, Lima, sailed from Malaga for this port 28th May.
Wave, Taylor, cleared at Malta for this port 28th May.
Melita, Debarro, sailed from Smyrna 19th May, and George
Cori, 22nd May, both for this port.
Cardiff Lass, Davies, hence at Constantinople, and cleared
for Galatz.

Brigand (s.s.), Thompson, and cleared for Alexandria ;
Nuova Fortuna, Barbara; and British Queen (s.s.), Bell, all
hence at Malta.

Genova (s.s.), hence at Genoa 3rd instant

FRIDAY, JUNE 11.—Wind N.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Honor, Leggett, from Barletta—Minnie, Ekman,
and Eliza, —, Cbristianstadt.
SAILED.—Sarah Sands (s.s.), Thomason; Albert Gallatin,
Delano; Sardinia, Pendleton ; and Pelican State, Marsen, New
York—Oregon, Frith, Staten Island—Scio, Warne, Rio Grande
—Wanata, Lee, Melbourne—Malcolm, Jay. Matanzas—Laurel,
Williams, Odessa—Mary Russell, Finlayson, Cronstadt—Toby,
Ternan, Oporto—Diamond (s.). Metcalf, Ghent—Favourite,
Thomas, Dordt—Effort, M‘Bride, Lisbon—Chatham, Vinnis,
and Phcenix, Beedle, Quebec—Nymph, Davies, Gijon.

Joseph Wheeler, from Barbadoes for this port, off Waterford.
Ann, hence at Maranham.
Laura, Dambrell, from Maranham, off Kinsale; sailed 2nd
May. The Gem would sail for this port about the same time.
DUNDALK, June 9.—Part of the deck, stem, the mainboom,
&c., of the schooner Agnes, for Utverston, were passed on the
7th inst., off the Bishops.
RAMSGATE, June 9.—The Eleanor Grace, Bernett, from
London for Liverpool, put In here yesterday with bow damaged,
having experienced a collision.

SATURDAY, JUNE 12.—Wind N.N.W,

ARRIVED.—AIbert Edward, Stoddart, from Canton (sailed
7th Feb.)—Theodore, Morton, New Orleans—Joseph Wheeler,
Weele, Barbadoes—America, Lawrence, and Ticonderoga,
Boyle, New York—Naiad (yacht), Madeira—Murray, Booker,
Alexandria—Ben Nevis, Heron. St. John, N.B.—David, —,
Marseilles—Racer, Bovey, Palermo.
SAlLED.—Niagara (s.), Stone, for Halifax and Boston—St.
Vincent, Shepherd, St. Vincent—George Evans, Couillard,
New York—Gipsy Queen, Lockhart, Charleston—Genevieve,
Couper, Rio Janeiro—Astrolager (s.s.), Miller, Constantinople
—Maxima, Artadi, Bilboa—Sisters, Davies. Palermo.

Africa (s.), Harrison, from New York, at this port; left 2nd
June. Has 8408,374 in specie.
Laura, Dambrill, from Maranham, at this port; sailed 2nd
May, in company with the Gem. for this port. Left the Ann
and the Plata loading for this port.
Liverpool, Coleman, from Jamaica, at this port; sailed 4th
April. On 15th April ran ashore near Memory Rock, Little
Bahama Bank, and got off 25th April, after discharging 19hhds.
3 tces. and 10 brls. sugar, 54 puns. rum, and about 124 tons
logwood, which were taken to Nassau, all in good order. The
vessel does not make water, nor has the cargo on board suf-
fered damage.
Parsee, Akitt ; Riverdale, Wilson ; Meridian, Manson ; lowa,
Kerr ; and Annamooka, Payne, all hence at New York.
George, Gordon ; Countess of Arran, Henderson ; Princess
Royal, Gilpin; and Clara Syrnes, Duncan, all hence at Quebec.
Asia (a.), Judkins, hence at New York 2nd June.
Corinthian, hence at New Orleans.
Lord George Bentinck, Kendall, hence at Montreal.
Duke of Wellington, from Cardenas, at Mobile.
Thames, from Callao, at Baltimore.
Affghan. Black, from New York, at Quebec.
Lucy, High, from Mobile, at New York, for repairs, having
sprung a leak 23rd May ; bound for this port.
Tiber (s.s.), Birch, from Naples at Messina, and left Ist June
for Palermo.

Nile (Ls.% sailed from Messina for Alexandria 22nd May.
Susan, Purchase, from Pernambuco, at Queenst'n 10th June

CHARLESTON, May 29.—The Princess Alice, Waterbury,
loading for Liverpool, took fire on the night of 27th Alay,which
was not subdued till a large quantity of water was poured into
the hold, by which the cotton is very much damaged. The
vessel is not much injured. There were 900 bales cotton and
200 barrels turpentine on board, which will have to be dis-
charged. It is believed that this fire, as well as the others, have
arisen from the acts of incendiaries. The Urgent still remains
on shore; a large portion of her cargo has been discharged.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Bland, from Aracan, March 4, 13 S, 18 E.
Athelstan, April 24,1 S, 23 W.
Lucy, hence, May 27, 37 N, 8 W.
Jane, hence for Quebec, May 26, 49 N, 26 W.
California, bound west, June 3, 46 N, 40 \V.
, Elizabeth Grange, hence for Panama, April 22, 46 N, 12 W.
I Windsor Castle, hence for New Orleans, May 12, off Key Marquis
Kennebec, N. Orleans for this port, May 16, of Carysfort Reef
George, of this port, May 7, off Cape Mount.
Anne Mary, hence, bound south, June 4, 46 N, 8 V
John Ravenel, hence for New York, May 23, 44 N,
Heart of Oak, hence for Bahia, April 10, 3 N, 20 \V
Ranee, hence for Calcutta, April 10, 3 N, 20 W.
Devon, from Calcutta for this port, March 10, 16 N, 90
Johnstone, from Akyab for this port, April 14, 31 S, 21 E
Tantivy, hence for New York, May 22.
Nelson Village, hence for Quebec, May 27, 50 N
Fenella, hence. 21st May, 39 N, 11 W.
Arabia (s.), hence for Constantinople, June 3, off Trafalgar
Gem, June 8, 50 N, 9 W.
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Confidence. hence for Rio Janeiro,
Canning, hence for Charleston, Ma
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