The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-23 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

MANCHESTER, Nov. 20.—There is a good attendance at
our market to-day, and at the prices of this day week a consi-
derable business might have been done; the inclination to
purchase was somewhat checked, however, by the advanced
demands of sellers. Wheat 2d. to 3d. per bushel and Flour is.
per sack and barrel dearer. Oats and Oatmeal are held for a
small advance, but do not move freely. Beans fully as dear.
Ma't firm, at late prices.
PRESTON, Nov. 20.—We continue to be well supplied with
English Wheat, and at our market to-day the demand ruled
tolerably brisk at the rates of last Saturday. Flour same as
last week. English Beans more plentiful, and the condition
not so good, consequently a lower range of prices was observa-
ble. Oats again id. per bushel dearer. Old Oatmeal being a
little more inquired for, acquired an advance of 3d. per load.
New likewise met a more free sale as compared with the limit-
ed demand so frequently noticed of late; and in a few instances
a trilling improvement in value was realized.

WAKEFIELD, Nov. 19.—The supplies are limited, but a
fair show of samples. We have a good demand for Wheat, at
prices rather exceeding those of last Friday. Good Barley
does not recede much, but inferior descriptions are Is. lower.
Oats and Shelling are in retail demand at late prices. Beans
quite as dear.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, Nov. 20.—There was a good
supply of Wheat to-day from the country; the greater part,
however, was in soft, inferior condition ; but the millers were
free buyers, and the whole was soon cleared off, at the extreme
rates of this day week. There is a fair quantity of new Wheat
reported coastwise, but the principal part going direct to the
millers, there was little on offer, and in the sales made prices
were the turn in favour of the seller. The transactions during
the week in old were rather extensive, and an advance of is
per quarter was fully established. The arrivals of Malting
Barley are unusually large; for anything really choice late rates
were maintained, but all other sorts declined fully Is per
quarter. There was a better demand for Oats this morning
tine fresh old Corn, and dry new, sell more freely at the recent
improvement in value; but stale or granaried parcels are diffi-
cult to dispose of, although not actually cheaper. Beans and
Peas supported late rates, with an improved demand for each.
Flour sells slowly at last week's quotations.
WISBECH, Nov. 20.—The farmers still continue to bring
only small quantities of all kinds of grain to market. To-day
we have had a brisk demand for all sorts of Wheat, at Is to 28
above last week's rates. Beans and Oats are also very scarce,
and keep creeping up.
BELFAST, Nov. 19.—Since Monday we are dull for every
thing except Flour. At this day's market a fair attendance,
and a demand for Wheat in retail. Flour advanced, since
Monday, 6d. per barrel : Indian Corn meets snore inquiry at
late rates. A good supply of home Wheat, and dull at former
prices; Oats firm; Oatmeal in limited request.
DUBLIN, Nov. 19.—There was rather a better demand for
home Wheat and Oats to-day. Barley scarcely maintained the
late currency. We note a retail demand for Indian Corn at
last week's rates.

White Wheat.. 25s 6d to 27s 6(1 I Rapeseed 2ls Od to 23s Od
Red d 0.... 23s Od to 25s Od Oatmeal lOs Od to 12s 0(1
New Barley .. 128 6d to 158 Od I Bakers' Flour 13s Od to 16s Od
New Bere 9s 6(1 to 10s 3d Indian Corn, _ . _

Oats, old.
Oats, new

10s 6d to Ils 6d I per 480tb.. 30s Od to 32s 6d
9s 3d to lOs 6d

CATTLE MARKETS

SALFORD, Nov. 17.—There was a full average supply of
Beasts at to-day's market, but their condition, owing to the
rough passage from Ireland to Liverpool, was much more
inferior than of late. About 900 arrived here late on Tuesday,
and 700 from the Liverpool market. The supply of Sheep was
the smallest shown here for many years.—Heifers,4id. to 50.;
second class, 41d. to 4d. ; inferior qualities, 3d. to 4d. Wed.
ders, 6d. to 60. ; Ewes, 50. to 6d. Calves, 4d. to 51d. per lb.
Beasts, 1,720; Sheep, 2,877 ; Calves, 104.
LEEDS, Nov. 17.—At this day's market the number of
Beasts was 650, including 43 foreign. There was a fair atten-
dance of buyers, and the trade brisker for Beasts of prime
quality, which were disposed of at 6s. Bd. per 19 lbs., whilst
inferior sold at 6s. 4d., and as low as ss. Bd. ; nearly all cleared
off. Sheep, 4000; all sold at from 53d. to 6d. per lb.

SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, Nov. 16.—Wind S.S.E., moderate

ARRIVED.—Europe, Shanklin, from Philadelphia—Celerity,
Jones, Rio Grande—Sarah Louisa, Henderson, Quebec—Tiber,
(s. 5.,) Reid, Marseilles and Gibraltar—Brigand, (s. 5.,) Thomp-
son, Malta, &c.—Energy, Wilhelm, lbraila—Emily,
St. Petersburgh—Gasson, Vanderheyde, Ghent.
SAlLED.—Alberta, Benson, for New Orleans—Royal William,
M‘Wherter, Naples—Lucia, Wichards, Hamburgh—Triton,
Smith, Charleston—Undine, Kraeft, Stettin—Lucia Maria,
Efting, and General List, Lutjes, Melbourne—Pilot, Clark,
Marseilles—William Patten, Mennett, Boston—Syra, Beirout.

Europa, (s,) from New York at this port, sailed 3d instant.
Came to anchor last night at 8 45, off the Bell Buoy, in conse-
quence of dense fog. Has 08'92,843 in specie, and 35 passengers.
Andes, (new s. 8.,) Hutchings, from Glasgow at this port.
Antje, (new ship,) from Workington at this port.
Pacific, (5.,) Nye, hence at New York, Ist instant.
Africa, (5.,) Harrison, hence at New York, 3d instant.
Ellen, Webster, hence at Savannah.
Alice Wilson, from Callao at Hampton Roads.
Sachem, Woodbury, lietice at Boston.
Crescent, Nickerson, hence for Bucksport, ofrOwPs Head.
Cornelia, Menchaca; Joven Luis ; and. Concheta, Arana,
hence at Havana.

Panic, Howard, hence and Canton at Shanghai.
Isabella, Heyde!), hence at Baltimore, with loss of sails, and
cargo shifted, having been thrown on her beam ends in a hur-
ricane.

Rialto, Mitchell; A!bert Gallatin, Delano; and American
Union, Chase, hence at New York.

Llewellyn, Petrie, for the Cape de Verds, put back to Swan-
sea, 13th instant, leaky.
Lawrence, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed for
Mauritius, 2d October.
Madonna, Boose, hence at Rio Janeiro, and sailed for the
northern ports, 13th October.
Parana, Pringle, and sailed on her return 23d Sept. ; and
Cornucopia, Jarvis, and sailed on her return 19th Sept., both
from Buenos Ayres at Sal.
Lady Mona, Legg, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Minstrel Boy, Lewis, from Dundee at ditto.
Broad Oak, hence, and Laura, Dambrill, from Rio Janeiro,
both at Bahia. _ _

Susan, Hinck ; North Atlantic, Cook ; International, Brown ;
oppett ; Charlemagne, Sampson; and Essex, Smith,
hence at New Orleans. _ . .

Victory, Turner, of this port, repairing at Mapoon, fell off
the blocks during a spring tide. Damage not yet ascertained.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 14.—The Kitty, from Charleston for Bir-
kenhead, and the Emma Jane, from Swansea for Jersey, were
in contact on the 11th instant, off Cape Cornwall, when the
former foundered: crew saved. •
CAPE TOWN, SEPT. 25.—The Fairfield, Hornell, from Cal-
cutta for Liverpool, was totally wrecked in a southeast gale on
the 7th of September, about 110 miles south of Port Natal.
Captain and sixteen men drowned, and seven men saved. A
small part of the cargo and materials washed on shore.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 17.—Wind S.S.E., fresh breeze.

ARRIVED.—Betty and Johanna, from Mazatlan—Fortuna,
Hibbert, St. Domingo—August, Jansen, Hainburgh—lsis,
Melton, St. Petersburgh—Bowling, Morphew, Monte Video—
Anna, Rio Janeiro—X. L., Rotterdam—Glasgow, Hadfield, St.
John, N.B.—Racehorse, Hoffner, China—Coquetta, De Luces,
Bilboa—Puzzle, Oporto—Empress, Thom, Alexandria—Red-
breast, Williams, Charente—Trust, Messurvy, Barbados.
SAlLED.—Baltic, (5.,) Comstock, New York—Heroine, Dean,
Gibraltar—Edward Boustead, Sergent, Calcutta—Frederick,
Frevorg, Apalachicola—Hartley, M'Laughlan, Valparaiso.

Falcon, Hutchins, hence at Quebec.
Athole, sailed from Cape Good Hope for this port, 17th Sept
Jane Prowse, from Rio Janeiro at Algoa Bay.
Laurel, Graham, hence at Charleston.
Titbit, Whitten), hence at Lisbon.
_ _ _

Europe, Williams, sailed from Rio for this port 13th ult.
Gasper, Monze, sailed from Buenos Ayres for ditto sth Sept.
Neptune, Lefevre ; Elizabeth, Ofan ; Breeze, Murdock; and
Icarus, Kendall, all hence at Buenos Ayres.
_ _

Sir John Bere,ford, from Madras and Mauritius, off Cape of
Good Hope.
Hampshire, Hopkins, and Alexander, Chapman, hence at do.
Forerunner, (s. 5.,) with the mails from Africa to England,
put into Gibraltar, Bth instant, under jurymasts, having been
dismasted, and lost her funnel, in a gale of wind.
A large steamer, supposed to be the Great Britain, was seen
entering Table Bay, 9th ult, by the Propontis, (a. s.)
Young England, from Sincapore for this port, lies sunk off
Balbriggan Harbour.

THURSDAY, Nov. 18.-

—Wind VI., heavy rain

ARRIVED.—Arctic, Zerega, from New York—Woodstock,
Moore, Quebec—Lisbon, M'Gowan. Lisbon—Albatross, (s. 5.,)
Rochefort, Rotterdam—Rosalie, Ostend—Elizabeth, Bombay.
SAlLED.—Beloochee, Miller, for Men.

Rydal, Robins, sailed from Natal for Mauritius, 2d Sept.
Sir John Beresford, from Madras at Ascention, and sailed
London, 12th Oct.

Beethoven, Throwell, sailed from the Mauritius for this port;
18th Aug.

Bidston, from Calcutta, and Christina, from Canton, both
for this port, off Ascension.
Anne Armstrong, Fitzgerald, from Calcutta for this port, at

Mauritius, leaky

FRIDAY, Nov. 19.

ARRlVED.—Dumfriesshi re, M'Crack en, Sincapore—Singular,
Gonzales, Camarinas—Tremont, Guthrie, Valparaiso--Hope
Goodwin, Parsons, and Themis, Brewer, St. John, N.B.—ldas,
Care, Newfoundland—Mary Bibby, Herbert, and Highlander,
Demerara—Geughes Khan, O'Donnell, Dalhousie (for Fleet-
wood)—Guilmina, Contente, and Handy, Auley, Lisbon—Alf,
9irstruge, Copenhagen—Stephanie, Sallert, Caen—Freeland,

;. Mazatlan, Malcolm ; Marsden,
Phillips ; Ismay, Galleon ; Acorn, Noel; Bertha, Rose;
Blossom, Ritchie; Peter Bolt, Tanslow; and Express, Pen-
ningham, Cronstadt—Juan, Cove; Violet, Peck; Mary Jane;
and Elena, Parres, Denia, &c.—Robert Preston, Frances, Cadiz
—Commodore (s), Little, Havre—George, I'etroske, L'anzic—
Pilot, and John Partiew, Heyne, Alexandria—Honor,
Legett, Leghorn—Mountaineer, Rae, St. Petersburg—Union,
Denduyts, Ostoul—Messenger, --, Marseilles—Liverpool,
Kearney, New York.

SAlLED.—Cathayer, Winder, for Shan.2Thae—General Taylor,
and Eudocia, Vaughan, New Orleans—Western World, Moses,
and Yorkshire Young, New York—City of Manchester, Flinn,
Charleston—Richard, White, Pernambuco—Fernandez, Con-
tente. Lisbon.

Mary, hence for Lisbon, at Kinsale, to stop a leak.
Arvutn, hence for Baltimore, at Queensto►rn, leaky.
Una, Turner, hence for P. Philip, at St. logo, Cape deVerds.
Mary, 17th Oct., and Zerline, 22,1, both hence at St. Thomas.
William, hence at Barbadoes 13th Oct.
Bellona, and Sandbach, 11th Oct. • Atalanta, and Thames,
20th ; lrt, 23(1; and Cordelie, 25th, all hence at Demerara.
Magician, hence at La Guayra 12th Oct.
Ariel, hence at Aux Cayes 20th Oct.
Anna, 14th July; Garland, 31st July; and Falcon, 2d Aug.,
all hence at Melbourne.

Catherina, hence for Moss, at Bergen, previous to 11th Nov.,
with damage.

John tlorrocks, cleared at Demerara 11th Oct., Agnes 15th,
and Haidee 20th, all for this port.
The barque Cleopatra, of this port, put into Barbadoes 22d

•
seized the captain, and put him in irons, for causing the death
of a seaman. They were arrested, and would be tried.

SATURDAY, Nov. 20.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.

ARRIVED.-1

.otomoco, Howes, from New Orlean

Gerth, Holm und-Lioness, Tregarthen, Altea--Hannah,
Jones, Danzic.

. .
SAlLED.—Gazelle, Duff, for St. Michael— Lady Worsley,
Salter, Africa—Richard Cobden, Stewart, Bombay—Coribbean,
Irving, Barbadoes—Donna, Finlay. Ai atanzas—Sappho, How,
Buenos Ayres—Polar Star, Levett, Boston—Parthenon, Mat-
thews, New Orleans - Antal ctic, Zeraga ; Enterprise, Davies;
and Europa (s), Shannon, New York—Coquette, Power, New-
foundland—Eugene, Folkert, Antwerp.

Garland, Halcrow, hence at M&bourne in 96 days

Afire Wilson, fm. Arequipa. and Elena, hence, at Valparaiso.
Bellona, Jump ; Sandbach, Bellis; Thames, Hedley ; Ata-
lanta, Le essurier ; Irt, Forsyth; and Cordelia, Stevenson—
all hence at Demerara.

Alexander Grant, hence for New Orleans, off St. Domingo

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Catharine, Kjeldsen, hence at Bergen, with some damage.
Don Manuel, Assessin, hence for Malaga, at Falmouth 18th
November.

Providence, Gregory, hence at St. Ives 17th Nov., with loss
of main and foretopmast stud sails.
Falcon, Taylor, hence at Melbourne.
William, Kenney, hence at Barbadoes.
Mary, Freeze, and Zerline, Smith, hence at St. Thomas.
Ariel, Watson, hence at Port au-Prince.

Saxon, Spence, hence at Jamaica.
Magician, Steele, hence at Laguira.
Eothen, and Elizabeth Gr..nge, hence at Panama.
Columbus, and Chester, hence at Callao.
Diamond, Ledger, from Kaifa at Falmouth, 18th Nov., with
loss of sails.

➢fargaret, Farlane, from Shields for Venice, at Falmouth 18th
Nov., with foreyard and mainboom carried away.
Prinsis Charlotte, Hades, from Rotterdam for San Francisco
at Falmouth, 18th Nov., with foreyard carried away, loss of
sails, and rudder damaged.
Tweed, Dickens, from Leith, for Palermo, at Falmouth 18th
Nov., with loss of spars and sails.
_ _ _

Jonge Jacobus, Vas Bin, from Newcastle for Barcelona, at
Falmouth 18:h Nov., leaky, and trysail mast carried away.
Mary Holland, from Coquimbo at Valparaiso, and sailed 23d
Sept. for this port.
Mary Woods, sailed from Valparaiso 14th Sept. for England
—John Bagshaw, 17th Sept. for this port—Passenger, 17th of
Sept. for Iquique—Enterprise, 21st Sept., fir Callao—and Cir-
cassian, 31st Sept. for California.
John Horrocks, sailed from Demerara, II th. ; Agnes, 15th;
and Ilaidee, 20th Oct., all for Liverpool.

Cambodi, Barns, frOm Cardiff, at Panama.
Lady Blaney, and Gulnare, sailed from Panama, 15th ; and
British Yeoman, 16th Oct., all for Callao.
Abbey Lands, Barclay, from Panatna, at Callao.
The Ceylon has been condemned at Talcahuano, and the
Cuba chartered to bring her cargo to England.

British Merchant, and Vigilant, both from San Francisco, at
Valparaiso.
Guisachan, Jeffery•, from Calcutta, at Demerara.
Glentanner, Chapman, sailed from Amoy, for Demerara, Ist
Sept.
Templeman, Ellis, from Callao, for Aberdeen, at Bristol, 17th
Nov., with five feet water in her hold.
Eagle, from Port Philip, for London, at Margate, 19th Nov.,
in 76 days. _ _ _ __ _ _

OtteriPool, Hughes, from Sincapore, and John Bibby, Caw-
kett, from Hong Kong, both at Amoy.
Tamaulipas (a), sailed from Jamaica, for Tampico, 13th Oct.
Regina, Wakeham, sailed from Savanilla, for London, 9th Oct.
William Hutt, Lamont, from Montego Bay, and Isis, Lister,
from Carthagena, both at Savanilla.

The Charliitte Whitmore, from St. Jago de Cuba, for Swan-
sea, was lost in Crooked lslaud Passage, 7th October ; most of
the cargo landed.
DROGHEDA, Nov. 113.—A ship's head board, with New
Brunswick in gilt letters, on a blue ground, also thelower mast
of a vessel of about 1,000 tons, have been washed on shore at
Bettystown, and five cows and three sheep at Clogher Head.
PUNTA ARENAS, Oct. 7.—The Hilton (barque), —, got into
the false passage, at the entrance to Realijo, about 23d Sept.,
and thumped considerably. She has been got off, and a survey
has been called. The Camilla (barque), —, got into a false
passage, to the northward of Realijo, about I4th Sept.' but
after a detention of six or seven days, was piloted out, and
sailed for Istapa.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 6.—The Eagle, Farran, from Ibrail,
for the United Kingdom, has arrived here, leaky, with pumps
choked, and will have to tranship her_ cargo, which appears
considerably drunageC

Another vessel

the Esther

in company with her during the gale.
MALTA, Nov. 11.—Four vessels are reported to have been
wrecked near Cape Bon ; one of them, under Swedish colours,
from Odessa, for the United Kingdom. Twenty vessels were
wrecked in the port of Tripoli in the gale 20th and 21st Oct.,
and eight on the coast ; three were Maltese, one Tuscan, and
the others Ottoman vessels.

BELFAST, Nov. 18.—The Arethusa, Winfield, of and for
Liverpool, from Bristol, has been assisted in here from Tuskar,
with bow stove, loss of foreyard, and only her master on board,
by the J. Thompson, for Prince Edward Island, having been in
contact with another vessel, on board of which the crew jumped
after the collision.

SUNDAY, Nov. 21.—Wind E.N.E., light.

ARRlVED.—Bidston, Benson, from Calinapatam—Louisa
Kilham, White, Trieste—Caroline, Fahmo, Salon—Archibald,
APNish, Malaga—Rapid, Osborne, Palermo,

SA I LED.—Seringariatain, Gaskiii, for San Francisco—Corea,
Maguire, Charleston—Roderick Dhu, Rogers, Mobile—Zephyr,
Paul, Barbadoes—Perseverance, Stephenson. St. John, N.B.—
Cobequid, Soley, Londonderry, N.S.—Tell Tale, Legg, Azores
—Magnolia, Fraser, Algoa Bay—Zwaluw, Visser, Sincapore—
Nehalenia, Bart, Sydney, N.S.W.—Zeeblom,Zellinga, Dordt—
Crescent, Williams, Charente—Pomerania, Krause, Daraic—
Conquest, Parkman, Genoa—Emily, Cutting., Smyrna—Anna,
Heycn, Lubeck—Albatross (et), Rochefort, Rotterdam.

Mersey. Evans, hence at Valparaiso, and sailed for Callao.
Laura Campbell, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Maranham
25th Oct.
Ann Baldwin, Stevenson' hence at Valparaiso.
Harbinger, Modal, sailed from Valparaiso for this port 29th
Sept. ; Nile, for Cohija, 29th Sept.
Buenos Ayrean, from Caldera, at Valparaiso.

islumßLEs, 15.—The William, geils, from lluaseo, and
the Chelydra, Main, for Coquimbo, have slipped and run in on
the hard for safety.

&duo, Nov. 18.:—The Success, Doherty, which went on shore
in the river, at Ballisodare, 10th Nov., has come off again and
sailed for this port.

SAEBYE, Nov. s.—The Fredrich der Grosse, hence for Danzic,
for the safety of which vessel fears wero entertained, was
wrecked on the Island of Leasoe, during the gale of 26th tr
28th Oct. Master and twenty men drowned.
MELBOURNE, Aug. 6.—The Abberton, lc
ashore, and would have to discharge part of her
SYDNEY, N.S.W. Aug. 7.—The Mary Stew
aground at Melbourne. Aug. 14.—The Ellen •
Hobart Town, end of July ; the nigh a Ballah
ashore at Swan Point, Port Phillip Heads, 10111 AM
logged and abandoned.

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