The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 2B.—We had a good, but not large
attendance at our Corn Exchange to.day. The demand for
Wheat was chiefly for the interior of the country, and a fair
business was transacted in the better classes of white and red
foreign at an improvement of Id to 2d per 70 lbs over the cur-
rency of last market day; the lower descriptions were in poor
request, however, and can scarcely be called anything dearer :
as usual on Fridays, few farmers' campl es were offered.
Flour is 6d per brl and Is per sack higher, with a tolerably
fair inquiry. Grinding Barleys are in improved request, at
1d to 2d per bushel advance, and Maltingqualities would sell
at our late extreme quotations. Malt is per qr dearer. Of
Pease there are scarcely any left, and they are now held for
extravagant rates, in retail. Beans have been sold in quan-
tity for arrival at 2s more money, and the few parcels of
Egyptian remaining bring 28 6d to 3s per qrabove Tuesday's
prices. Oats are I d per bushel, and Oatmeal, the market
being cleared of all the old parcels offering, sold at a general
improvement of Is per load. Indian Corn also experienced a
most active sale, especially for feeding descriptions, and we
note an advance in value of is to 2s per qr.
BRITISH.
Wheat, •43.• 701 b., S. d. s. d. Wheat FOREIGN.
V• 7011),
English red old 9 6 tolo 3 Canadian 96t09 1 d 1
Do. do. new 9 6..10 0 United States 9 7..10 2
Do. white oldlo 6.. 10 8 Danzig, &c..
Do. do. newlo 0..10 6 Pomeratiean,&c 9 11..10 5
Irish red .. old 0 0.. 0 0 Danish &c 9 7...190
101
Egyptian
Do. d 0... new 0 0.. 0 0 French, &c...• • 9 o• •
Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0 Odessa,Polish 8 9.. 9 3
Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube 8 7.. 811
Barleyomr.Chev. 0 0.. 0 0 Russian &chard 7 6.. 8 21
7 8.. 8
146016.Sc.&lrish 5 2.. 5 6
Malt, le, qr. Eng... 68 0.. 75 0 Barley 1, am 4 10..5 ,„2
Do. Irish .. 0 0.. 0 0 Oats, ;!1. 431 t, 37—3 '"
451 Beati.-. --- 1
d 4 2.. 4-

r.r..urp oar
..teh,olc ... 4 4 434801tq Rgy ptn.. ii
44 • •45 0
Irish, old 3 9.. 3 11 Peas,v qr.white. 55 0.•,,, 0
Do. new 3 9.. 3 11 Ind. Corn, *4301b,
w•4Botb. Sc. &1r.48 0..50 0 Do. white
,v qr. Eng 50 0 Amer. yellow.. 43 0..44 0
Peas.* qr. Eng 56 0..60 0 Frencliye cn -
44 0
rlour, I) 2801 b,
Do. white.. 42 0.. Seconds
& Galatz.4l 0..44 0
Fine 45 0.. 47 0 Flour, 2s. brl. 196th,
36 .. 37
Superfine 50 0.. 55 0 Can. sweet .. "*. , 0
Extra 56 0. •57 O. U. St'ates, do. 36 6. •-•
6
Oatmeal, 43, 2401 h.,
Do.& Can.sour 32 0..33 Irish 31 0,. 32 0 Frncliv•sk2Bolb 0 0.. 0 0
at
MANCHESTER, OCT. 27.—There was a full attendance
market, and Wheat again advanced 40 to e'' -70 lb. Flour
iso cot, and
an - 11 y 42 0..43 0

Beans,

!en . enhancement of 2s per sack and barre and the latter being still
comparatively the cheapest was
more readily disposed of. Oats must be noted, id to Id per,
i 5 lb,und*APS4 eer,c4gArterbiew, oatmedvither detg9r.

LIVERPOOL

SHIPPING

TUESDAY, Ocr. 25.—Wind S., light,

ARRIVED

Mary Hale, Rollins Baltimore Jessie Amelia Santander
Arundel, Mills Bombay Emily, Nicholas Terceira
Adriana Brass America, Richards Charente
Lady Ann, Abernethy Africa Thomas Mellor, Murphy
Acanthus, Marshall Demerara Rio Janeiro
Barrahoma 'St. Domingo Garnbyses, Petersen
Coaxer, Bell Valparaiso St. John, N.B.
Stirlingshire,. APLay Ditto Foortitude, Leggett
Mary, Wakeham Malaga Marseilles

SAILED

New World, Knight George Green, Redman
New York Boston
Prince de Joinville, Conway I Star of Empire, Brown Ditto
New York Artistic, Edwards Valparaiso
Old England, Barstow Perthshire, Welsh
New Orleans S. John, N.B.
Three Sisters, Wills I Orontes (8.8.), Olive Palermo
Christiana British Empire, Cortland
Lisbon Africa

Apame, Collins

Gabriel. Gavleles. hence at Havana.
Waterwitch (s.s.), from Lisbon, at Oporto,

„ .
Speculation,, Danilovich, hence for. Smyrna. at Milford,
22nd inst.

The Florence, TPKenzie, from Pictou for this port, has put
back to the former port, leaky, having been on shore in the
Gut of Canso.

Lioness, Kay; Onin, Albrecht; and Swan, Harper, hence
at Melbourne.

Helen, from Glasgow, at Melbourne, with loss of mizen-
mast, and fore and maintopmasts cut away.
Cherookee, Coffin, from St. John, N. 8., at Kingstown,with
seven feet eight inches of water in her hold, having struck on
the Codling Bank.
_

Isabel, Winter, from Denia at this port, with loss of bow-
sprit, and making a little water, having been run into last
night, whilst off Crosby Lightship, by the Iron Duke (s.),
hence for Kingstown.
A derelict ship, with name on the stern, apparenly " Corte,
Gloucester," (probably Corea, of and for Gloucester. from
Quebec, previously reported,) was passed on the Bth inst., in
lat. 45 N., lon. 10 Vs . , by the Elizabeth, arrived here from Venice.
SYDNEY, C. 8., Sept. 27.—The Charles Souchay, from Mon-
treal for Liverpool, put in here on the 20th inst., with con-
siderable damage, but will be ready to proceed in a day or
two. Oct. 6.—The Laurel, Painter, from Miramichi for
Liverpool, put into Gabarva's Bay, 3rd Oct., in a very leaky
state, and will in all probability go to Louisbourg.
o RICH* '' fp' ,cto, was

Oct.-4.—The brig Doctor, of rtieb
driven on shore, near Richibucto.bridge, during the late ga►e
ST. JOHN, N. 8., Oct. 10.—Several vessels dragged theb
anchors in this harbour during a gale on the 29th Sept. The
Metoka, Wallace, bound for Liverpool, got into shoal water,
and grounded with the ebb tido on Navy Island Bar, but
came off on the flood, apparently without damage, and sailed
on the 6th, but put back yesterday, with loss of jibboom.
PETERHEAD, Oct. 21.—The Elise, of Christianstadt, from
Liverpool for Elsinore, was stranded about two miles south
of Collieston, and has become a total wreck. Cargo lost :
mate drowned.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26.—Wind S., tresb

Gazelle, Leelie
Reform
;Fancy
Julie

ARRIVED.
Madras Phoenix Tatmagouche
Larache Trumfo Para
Santander Cormorant (.S.), Rochfort
Alexandria ltotferdam

cargo sa

driven on shore at Espeigle Bay, but may
4unti

Canada, benCe at Boston. Calpe (s.s), hence at Genoa.
The Jessie Smith was wrecked, 24th Aug., in Orange River
four men drowned.

; Lady Ebring-
K 1 Don Ricardo,

Endymion, and Canterbury, from Mai
ton, Indian Chief, and Quito, from Ceylon
and Ulidia, from China, all at St. Helena.
Victory, Reliance, Louisa, and Tulloch Castle, from Bom
bay ;. Persia, Negotiator, Thomas Brocklebank, Seahorse
John Melbuish, Bella Marina, and Lancaster, from Calcutta,
all at St. Helena.
The steamer Dreadnought, lying alongside the King's Pier,
took fire this morning, and was considerably.damaged before
it was subdued : one of the fire-brigade was drowned, and two
others were injured by falling in the hold.
Rydal, Robbins, hence; Anna, Downward, to stop a leak,
and John Bunyan, both from Bombay for this port ; Ann

A,a,invtrou, Drumwen, hence for Melbourne; PrinCe Woron-
zoff; Harris, Hence; and Cassiopea, Harmer, from Bristol,
all at the Cape of Good Hope.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 25.—The Calcutta (s.s.), which arrived
here to-day, from Calcutta, was detained at the Cape five days
by heavy gales.

MELBOURNE, Aug. 2.—The 10,000 sovereigns lost, in being
landed from the steamer Osmanli, have been. recovered.
PALERMO, Oct. 17.—The Forth, Irvine, from the Black Sea
for Queenstown or Falmouth, has been wrecked near Marsala :
the ship, with the part of cargo saved, has been advertised
for sale.

AMOY, Aug. 24.—An English vessel, supposed to be the
Lady Eveline, from Hong Kong for California, has been lost;
twenty Chinese and six Europeans saved. The Powhattan
(2 I rrnt,sa +es

THURSDAY, OCT. 27

Susan G. Owens, Pierce

ARRIVED

Charleston

Magaret (s.), Simpson Havre

SAILED

Azores

Guiding Star, Robertson Gazelle, Ley
New York Somorostro, Elarriaza
Triunfante, Menchaca__ Monte Video

Havana Diamant, Grantzen Dantzic
George, Petrowski Barcelona j George, Varley Antwerp
Caronella, Boyd Messina Achilles, Papist Swinemunde
Sarah Sands (s.s.), hence at Quebec, 11th Oct.
Jane Morice, Brown, hence and Natal ; and Ipswich, from
the Cape of Good Hope, both at the Mauritius.
Patna, from Canton off Ascension,. and sailed for this port,
2nd October.
Belvoihu, from Bombay off Ascension, and sailed for this
port 2nd October.
Halifax, from Calingapatam at Ascension, and sailed for
this port, 13th September.
Wilson Kennedy, from Bombay at the Mauritius, leaky,
and will have to discharge part of her cargo.
Norfolk, Brown, from Madras for this port, at the Mauri-
tius, leaky.
Flying Childers, from China, and Koh-i-Noor, from Tato-
corhi, both off St. Helena.

FRIDAY

OCT. 28.
V E D.

A R R. 1
Bee, Grant St. John's, 1.8. I
Sophia, Richardson,

Water Witch (e.s.), Hamilton

Oporto

Themis, Brewer

Santander I Thekla-Smidt, Rioden
Quebec I Hamburg

Astrologer, hence at Melbourne 18th Aug. The M Oita (5..), has arrived at Constantinople, and cleared
on her retarn.

•
Calpe (s.s.), sailed from Genoa for Leghorn 20th Oct., and
Vectis (s.s.), for Marseilles.
The report that the Miles Barton was ashore is contradicted
in the Shipping Gazette of this morning.
The s.s. Antelope, hence at Port Port Philip on the 18th of
August.

on tThe Sovereign of the Seas, hence for Australia, was spoken
on the 27th September, in lat. IS N, lon. 28 W; she left
Liverpool 'on the 7th September, and had run about 2,300
miles in twenty days.
The Argo (s.s.) of 1850 tons, arrived from Australia at Ply-
mouth at 6 p.m. on Thursday, making the run in 64 days.
She came round Cape Horn; she left Sydney on the 11th Aug.
and Melhourhe on the 24th Aug.; she has brought 140,000
ounces of gold, which is equal to about -€560,000, and one
hundred passengers.
ELSINORE, Oct. 23.—Emma Heyn, Schmeer, from Liver-
pool for Dantzic, was on shore off Gailileie yesterday, but got
off without damage, after discharging part of her cargo.
CAniz, Oct. 18.—The Wasp, of Liverpool, driven on the
rocks, it is feared will become a total wreck. Crew saved.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—The Bess Grant, from Gonaives for
Liverpool, which was towed in here with masts cut away, &c.,
has discharged her cargo, part of which was damaged and
has been sold.
TITS QUICKEST PASSAGE TO AUSTRALIA.—The screw
steam ship Victoria. Capt. Champion, arrived at Nlelbortrne
on the 24th August; she left Deal on the 20th June. She
thus made the run from the Downs in 59 days, and from
Gravesend in 60 days, the quickest passage on record.
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SATURDAY, OCT. 29.—Wind S.W., light.
ARRIVED.
Lord Elgin
Africa I Monsoon, Kenny
Marie Affonsine Santander St. John's, N.B.
Rosalie Ostend Maria French, Kinley Licata
Eva, Macready Oran I Clown, Sinclair Seville
Victory, Evans Bordeaux Luna, Jones
Ditto
Line, 'Filmic Croustade Caroline, Voss Danzig.

SAILED_
America (s.), Lang Boston I Kallibokka,Buchanan Madras
Lucy, Hannah Mobile Livorno (s.s.), Glover Genoa
Dolores,ollorigea RioGrande Amada, Aurecochea B Ayres.

Charlotte Wood, and JacintaCatbarina, hence at Zoltkamp,
Netti and Herman, hence at Odessa.
Athena, Irdale, hence at Camaroons.

'Wild liish Girl, hence at Colombo

P. Adler, Runge, and. Crisis, hence at Shanghai.
Sorest, Hodson, hence at Hong Kong.
Monteagle, Sorby, sailed from Bombay for this port,lith ult.
Tara, Grant, hence at Bombay.
Alary Spencer, Fishley, hence at Calcutta.
Ann Foster sailed from Madras for this port 22nd ult.
Kate Kearney, Rowland, hence at Singapore, 27th instant.
Arabia (s.), Judkins, from New York, at this port, sailed
19th instant.
Courier sailed from Bombay on the 24th, and Africa 25th
tilt, for this port.
Belmont, Nelson, and Helena Christina, Bell, hence at
Adelaide.
James Brown, Wilson, sailed from Calcutta Bth, and Harold,
Mann, 14th ult, for this port.
Advice, Allison, having encountered heavy weather ; Mary
Nixon, Parkes ; Watergeus, Kramer ; and Earl of Elgin,
Lawson, hence at Sydney.
Lord George Bentinck ; Albinos ; Standard • Asia ; Man-
chester *, Iron Prince ; Favorite ; Falcon ; Flint and Indian
Queen, hence at Melbourne.
Henrica, hence for Batavia, 18th August ; Prince of Wales,
from Singapore, 22nd, and Chrysolite, from Hong Kong, Ist
nit., for this port.

IklouLmEi.—The Helen, Foster, bound to Great Britain,
has put back leaky, and crew in a state of mutiny : will have
to discharge.

CADIZ, OCT. 19.—The Wasp, of Liverpool, from Cardiff to
this port, was driven on the rocks, near Chercora, last night,
and it is feared will be a total wreck : crew saved.
MILFORD, OCT. 26.—The sloop Chester of Chester, from
Llanelly for Newry, struck on an ancho?, in Hubberstone
Pill, yesterday, filled and sank: the cargo is being discharged
into lighters.
MANILLA, Auo. 10.—During a gale that prevailed here on
the 16th and 24th July, the Francis Barclay dragged, and
chains parting, she stranded in front of the city. 150 tons of
cargo. which were on board for Sydney, have been landed in
good condition. The Josephine, for Sydney, N.S.W., had to
throw part of her cargo overboard to prevent her sti iking ;
having received no damage, she sailed on the 3rd Aug.'s'.

SUNDAY, OCT. 30.—Wind S.S.E., light.
A P. RIVED.
Favourite Lass, Mountain Comer, Thomas Dieppe
Oporto Staffordshire, Richardson
Bernard, Hoop St Petersburg St Johns, N B
Harmony, Groot Dordt

John Anderson, Marshall AIL

, a D.
Medora, Lowry
Huron, Wells
Victor, Kirkhoye

Douro (a.s.), DensonTrinidad Oporto

Geelong
Charleston
Ostend

Josiah Bradlee, hence at Boston.
Richmond, Martin, hence at New Bedford.
Sarah Allida Maria, and Theresia, hence at Adelaide.
Euphrates, Johnson, hence at Singapore.
James Scott, hence at Shanghai, 28th August.
Conchita, hence at Manilla, 4th August.
Atlantic (s.), West, hence at New York, 16th instant.
Maria, Martinolich, hence at Alexandria.
Jane Brown, M'tiinnon, hence at Montreal.
Astrologer, (s.s.), from Beirout, at Malta, and sailed for
this port 20th instant.
liersilia' sailed from Alexandria 7th instant; Napau Belle,
14th ; and May Queen 15th, for this port.
Otterspool, Milne ; Sappho, M‘Donald ; George, Simpson ;
Renfrewahire, M`Neil ; and York, M' Burnie, hence at Quebec.
Coroline, Conner, hence at Charleston, with loss of spars, sails, water casks, B:c., and boat stove in a hurriuce, 18th ult., in lat. 49, lon. 30.
Montezuma, De Courcy ; Charlemagne, Singer ; Otseonthe,
Young • Waterloo, Harvey ; and James Wright, Osborne,
hence at' New York.
Western Empire, hence for New York, at Boston, with loss
of mizentopmast and fore and niaintopgallant masts, in a
hurricane, 9th ult., in lat. 47, lon. 31.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—A hurricane was experienced on the
north coast of Cuba, 22nd ult.

BOMBAY, SEPT 2:B.—The Lord Auckland, for London, put
back to this port, 13th instant, leaky.
QUEBEC, OcT. 12.—1 t blew a tremendous gale here last
night from W.S.W. Two steamers which left here yesterday
had to put back, with loss of anchors and chains.
SINGAPORE, SEPT. 15.—The Bombay, Dixon, which sailed
hence for London 27th June, has put back, having en-
countered bad weather, and sprung a leak. She has been
surveyed and abandoned by the master.
BELFAST, OCT. 28.—The barque Ceylon, of Liverpool, from
Trieste for Cork,has put in here with loss of sails, and making
water. Her cargo, barley, will have to be discharged, and
the vessel repaired prior to proceeding. The Repeater, of and
from Glasgow for Oporto, has also put in here leaky, and will
have to discharge part of her cargo.

MONDAY, OcT. 31.—Wind, S. W

ARRIVED

Prosper, Griffiths Palermo Lyra, Gales Barbadoes
Llarthlew, Davies Nantes Levant, Laguna
Matthew King, Cummings Lady Falkland, Derguid
Archangel Quebee

SAILED.
Linda, Besant Rio Janeiro Wave, Puckey
Margaret (a ), Hockey Havre I

Antwerp

July.
from China, off this port, milled from
WhampoaT h e S tor nlsa
twav, h
The American clipper, Challenge, 2,000 tons, sailed from
Whampoa Inn July, for London.
Don Pedro, from Whampoa, at Falmouth.
Ivanhoe, from Hull, at Cronstadt.
Vanguard, from Hong Kong, at Singapore.
Gibson Craig, Ellis, from London, at Port Philip, in K
(lays to the Heads.
Francis, from Ceara, at Para.
Mayflower, Crabtree, hence at New Orleans.
Arno (s.), Steele, hence at Genoa, 20th Oct.
Eudocia, picket-ship, hence to St. John N. 8., 12th Sept..
in a hurricane. Three out of eight entire horses, shipped by
the New Brunswick Agricultural Society, were killed.
MONTREAL, Oct 18.—The steamer Darius was in T--'--'
Bay 14th Oct. 'with the Waterlily. Wind westerly

averpoo

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Bolivar, from Monte Video for this port, Sept
and lon 35 W. _ . _

21, in lat 20 N,

Eliza (barque), for New York, with passengers, Oct. 14.
Fergus, hence for Australia, Sept. 12, in lat 11 S, lon 25 W.
Flora APllonald, hence for St. Thomas, Sept. 7, in lat 49 N
Yon 14 W.
Genevieve, hence for Pernambuco, Sept. Is, in lat 14 N. Yon 27

Grand Bonny, hence for Bonny, Oct. 13, in lat 46 N, Yon it Xi.
Great Britain (s-s), hence for Australia, Sept. 7, in lat 45,
lon 27 W, under sail only, not steaming.
Guy Mannering, hence for New York, Sept. 26, in let 43 N,
lon 63 W.
Hamilton (barque), hence for Sierra Leone, Aug. 27, in lat

10 N, lon 22 8-V
Inca, hence for Calcutta, Sept. 11, in lat 0 N, lon 21