The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-17 00:00:00

for, and an advance or
supply not being equal to the eemund

Is, per quarter was obtaineil,th

could not be obtained fu

Dash, Reticl:tr, bats: Beans firm

Morse,

U
G, hence for Shangua., ... _
32niverse, Ritchiarnett
e, from Monlinein at Falmouth
sallow, Steele. sailed from Laguayra for this port 31st Jan. dcarr.
.2argaret. Crawley, hence kAt Sewfoundland
~...maitland Cassan, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Malta DUBLIN CORN EXCUANGE, FEB. 13.
`l4'd Nov. '
We continue to have a good demand for grain Wheat w.
?enemy,. Pezante from Algcsiras at do., and sailed for this sold this day at an advance of from 6d. to is., and' Bar.ey alsc
Dort 22nd Nov, at advance of from 3d. to 6d. per barrel ; and in some instances
,Nlint4a, Tu'llrird, hence ••• ''',
.?eneral lieb,w, Lord, / ~:e at St a small advance was paid 011 Oats also.
k.f?lVerie, Baptiste . .ventii
770. Jarvis; Aini2 ,e, Rocha _ ...,:nas, Wheaton; 1-firam, vv An.c.r ILEA) 1:1/it.P1 NIA 14 K ET, MARCH 13.
nsend ; Antelope. Archer; Fernandez, Conteute ; Aurora, We have a small supply of each article to this day's market
I,c'w
t er, all hence rt Liston at which there is an improved demand for all
i.,.., er Lilv Dunn Irnr•-• 10,............-...---t -.. • • • ...

LEEDS CORN MARKET,
Our arrival of Grain has very much falle

R 10

tt and a

y met a good sale, at ful pr

note no hpprovement in tecond.ry
In Beans no alterstim,

Adventure

Ril ; Occal

!escriptioos of

- l/Ul/11, !rum iNewrounalanct at Limerick. On the
it! to the Feb.,
southh off teward, Grantod Bavoid ank, saw
the field ice the Cambr,a, steamer, steer-
_nglewodd. Smith. from China at Cove
Bateson, from Batavia at do.
Vira Sophia, hence for Trieste at Milford
roaa
arch. Crowell, from St. Juho's, N. 8., for this port, at King-

re scarce, au

Harmony,j, , Gibson, from Savanilla at Falmouth
tth,on Farnworth, from Jamaica for this port, off Havaunah
Feb. . „,_ ... ....... ..•••• an .....a.v...u.i.vc vt iiIIC .reamer, we
have to repot since this day wet,lc a moderate arrival of Wheat,
I,hS„W4Nsew, MARC!! 5.—A three-masted vessel was seen On a good supply of Oats, and a fair quantity of Flour and Oatmeal
lore on Castle Island Reef, Crooked Island Passage, Bth Feb., from Ireland. with a few limited parcels of each article coast-
several wrec',ers around her wise ; and from abroad a tolerable import of Gr
1..1.1"nv MARCH 2.—The Hebe, Iliilinesley, hence for Liver. ...,01 •. ' 24,-i7O barrels of Flour.
pr , In leaving the port 2ah Feb., came in contact with I
bZueh brig, and lost jib boom and cap of bowsprit, and has pm
"k to repair

MARCH 10,

I dence this morning, and a

usiness has resit to

particu

j Tarty in riov

parcels, wti

WEDNESDAY, MARCH II

—Wind S.S.W

44illigan from Mobile
._,SaiLno.—tionttritt.
htirr, for Dordt—
'4neaster, Writ,
E

Ivacced 6d to Is per

g, Star, Hannah, from New Orleans—J,

in moderate demand at late

Ls dear. Oats, though in retail reque

'ew York—

—Aiida Mizabeth

rioney; and (

atrneal commanded :11. improver.

7"; I taken at 26s 6d to 271

-nu:banal), f r Genoa—Governor, Varty, for Jamaica Corn, at 31s to
llzekil"s Lee'
James. I.ml John Bibby, Cawkitt, for Calcutta— Wheat are repot
a, Newton, for Gibraltar

per 48. A. in store

No ~ales of bonded
twv vi Inman 1

CORN EXCHANGE, MArtcu 11.
Court Upon any description of Foreign or Colonial produce there
Irraf eneY, from St. John's, N. 8., for Beaumaris, at Kiilibegsf
is no change in duties under the operation of the averages
_erlogged
. since last week ; Indian Corn and Buck Wheat, however, are
Ot,,sce, Volk-man, hence at Hamburgh
now admissible by a treasury order at Is to pay the further
i;!..:).upi,tre,•Cleveland, from Malta at Cove
imp sition of the otherwise current duty, should the treasury
'```' la Grey. Patella, from Valparaiso off Cove
order not receive the usual sanction.
of cat was found on Monday last, about two mile -to the -..., of the adult
We It ,ve to report a moderate arrival of Irish produce, a few
The,. ne Ault of Galloway, by Mr. M'Gaw. fa' mer, Troffhill.
small lots of Grain Co
10,0 a parcel or two of leans from
:e Is no name on the hoar, which is about 14 ft. keel, with
Egypt, and upwards of 10,009 barrels Finn.. , •
,-e button) and green stroke
n_ ::riday week, a sl
oft,,f :a tams
bur hen, w,
j,,,, ,`n Mull of Galloway,
lewitgale from S.S.W. When about a mile to the west of the
hea, she was thrown on her beam-endg, havitig shipped a
,he i'.a's'a• Soonsee aftfr,
there
other heavy sea struck her; and as
'Sink in., "t . ag , seems to be Lute doubt that she
rt,k,.‘,.4'vedi'telY, with all the crew
.."' Lie— - FE
,n. 25;---The Active, Maas, of and for. r
tNerd er was stranded to the northward ~‘, '
V", '

op or smack, painted black, and about

tes fresh in for to-day

:eerine; in a west{

'or ordinary consmop

with close-reete

siness passing in

Corn trade during the interval since—Tuesday's market; at
which the millers, having, bought rathe

Were extr

inactive tins m ; we have consequently to in to a dull
sae to.day for Wheat of all descriptions, with a slight ten-
dency to recede in va!ue. MAI and Canadian Flour, notwith.
star-ing, was in some request, and upon a good demand in the

, • nas :our feet of water in he r
teb. ?•..I.s SPOKEN—J. ft. Skiddy, hence for lit
/Jew' In. lat. 39. lon..lB—tialcyon, outward bound,27th Jan.
ti,l4,ta, hence for New Orleans, 6th Feb., in lat. 24, lou. 3;—
Jon. s 'l4i
vs, American ship, outward bound, 6th inAt , in at. 50,
1451.. d Saintohoritiks,p fof this port,.
24th Feb„Feb: ell Cape

Crew saved
iv York. 24th

our ►ust quotations were fully maim....
Barley and Malt, neith.r being plentiful,
Beans and Ye,se, though taken rather slowly, were
dear as before. Indian Corn, with art increasing consumptioL
in Ireland. met a fair inquii y to.day on the full terms last noted ;
and two or three parcels were released from bond at Is. per qr

late prices