The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-13 00:00:00

LexcestrEa.—liut.little change in the state of trade

occurred eince our 'last report, as regards the amourt.of
business doing, butthe opinion as to the value of goods being
that they .ete now at safe prices, it is epaected that as soon:As

the demand improves advances will bereqcired and obtained

C 1?..W

MARX/ETS

LIVERPOOL, irosc. 9. —At our Exchange this morn-
ing, there was a large attendance of town and country
buyers; an evident disposition was shown to increasel
stocks, and an.extesstre business with consumers has!

taken place in Wheats .at an improvement of Id to 2kl
per 701135. over. the currency of Tuesday Jest; a number;
of parcels was Also taken to hold over. In Flour,'
likewise, a goed .deal has ,been done, 6d to :9d per barrel
advance being readily,ohtained, and buyers,Auding difficulty
in executing orders. Bailey, Beans, and Pease experience
but a retail sale., without apparent change in prices. Oats
and Oatmeal dull and 'rather .cheaper. Indian,Corn in fair
demand for feeding purposes At full rates, and there is a
speculative inquiry for the ifitier descriptions of bath .yellow
and white.

BRITISH.
Wheat, Is 70lb s. d. s. 4

FOREIGN.
%Wiieat, 70th, s. d. s. d.
Canadian...... 9 lcto 9 6
tUrnited States.. 9 8...:9 9
Danzig, &c..... 9 6..10 0
,Pomeranean,&c 9 7..j0 1
9 3.. 03 .9
&c..... 9 0.. 7
Otlesta,Polish.. 8 8.. 4) 2
.Danube 4 4.. 8 8
Itussiaa &chard 7 5.. d .0
Egyptian
11ar1ey.,*,60% 4 9.. 5

,
English red old 9 oto9
Do. do. new 9 0.. .9 6
Do. white old 9 11..10 2
Do. do. new 9 5..10 -0
Jrish red .. old 0 0...0 4)
Do. d 0... new 0 0.. ,0
Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0
,Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0
Barley,vqr.Chev. 0 0.. 0 0
vrath.Sc.&lrisli 4 10.. 5 5
Malt, qr. Eng 68 0..12 0
Do. Irish 0 0.. 0 0
Oatq,R.v4stt).,
Eug,&Sctch,old 4 3.. 4 6
Do. Irish, old 3 9.. 4 0
Do. Do. new 3 10.. 4 0
Beans,g9.9r. Eng 52 0.. 56 0
&1r.48 0..51 0
Peas. worgr.Etur 56 0.. 60 0
Flour, 280th,
Seconds 0 0.. 0 0
Fine ~,x..., 43 0..45 0
Superfine„ 48 0.. 53 0
Extra..., ...„ 54 0.. 55 0
Oatmeal, v' 240th.,
Irish 31 0..32 0
MANCHESTIKII, DEC. B.—At market this meriting there
was a good attendance, and a rather improved tone was
apparent in the trade, but business was much interrupted by
the foggy state of the weather. Wheat receded id to 2d per
70Ibs, and Flour ad to is per sack and barrel. Oats and
Oatmeal were likewise rather cheaper, and Beans must be
noted is to 28 per quarter lower.

Oats, *OA 3 9.. 4 0
Beans, galtr, Eurp 51 0..54 0
*48016 Egyptn. 47 0..48 0
Feas,,V gray:bite. 56 0..59 0
Ind. Cum, V-4801b,
Amer. yellewv 43 0..44 0
Do. ,white 42 0..45 0
French,yellow 42 0..43 0
Do. white 41 0..44 0
Ibrail & Balatz 41 0.. 44 0
Flour, 43, br1..190).
Can., sweet 5 0.. 35 6
U. States, do. 36 0..35 6
Do.& Can.saur 30 0.. 32 0
Frnch*sk2Bolb .0 D.. 0 0

PRESTON, DEC. 10.-4 very limited supply of English
Wheat arrived for this morning's market, which may in part
be attributed to the sudden and severe frost making the roads
difficult to travel upon, and the demand for fresh samples
being tolerably active, a clearance was soon effected, at an
improvement of 6d to Is per windle. Irish and Scotch, as
well as foreign, recovered the depression observable in the
early part of the week, and our quotations remain unaltered.
Flour declined is per pack on Wednesday, but the reduced
rates were not generally submitted to to-day, and sales pro-
gressed slowly at 6d per 2401b5. abatement since last Saturday.
Barley is still neglected. English Beans continue to come
forward out of condition, and such were 2s to Ss per windle
lower. No Irish offering. Oats rather easier. English Oat-
meal acquired an advance of 6d per load, but Irish on the
contrary must he noted excessively dull, and generally speak-
ing 6d per 2401b5. cheaper.

WAKEFIELD, DEC. 9.—The arrivals of Wheat moderate;
the quantity of new offering being small, sellers obtain close
on last week's rates for all qualities;
fresh old is more sale-
able at previous prices; Inferior quite neglected. Fresh
heavy Barley firm, and fully as dear; inferior in limited
demand, at late rates. Oats as before. Beans sell slowly.
Other articles unchanged.

WISBECH, DEC. 10.—There has been a very small show
of Wheat at market to-day, although all the thrashing ma-
chines are (and have been ever since harvest) in fall operation
in this neighbourhood, we still continue to have compara-
tively email quantities come to market. To-day the Wheat

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING

TUESDAY, Dec. 6.—Wind N.N.E., light

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Norwood, Hayes Quebec. Ark, Adams Cartliagena
Carpentaria, O'Flaherty Ditto I tindustrle, Zellers Gatend
St. Olaf Smyrna

Gabriel,iCavieces, sailed from Havana for this port, Aug. 9
Banker's Daughter, hence at Geelong
Naparima, James, from Tortoralillo,
lrt, from tßichibucto' at Demerara,.
Windsor, Matthews, hence at Para.
Arica, M`Cann, hence at Savanilla..
Grecian, hence at Baltimore.
Scotland, hence at Savannah.
Sachem, Woodbury, hence at Boston,.
Daniel Huntley., hence at Belfast, Maine,.
Evangeline, hence at New Orleans.
The Nava, of Hull, has been wrecked near kbo, Crew saved.
ilietis„ Graham, sailed from Panama, 2nd Nov., and Im-
pecial, 3rd, both for Callao.
Church, Richards, from Para for this port, at St. Mawe's,
3rd instant, to stop a leak.
Golden Fleece, from Pernambuco for this port, at Castle
Townsend, 2nd instant.
Anti pales, Turnbull, loom London for Sydney, New South
Wales, Oa instant, leaky.
Thomas, Keay, hence for Newcastle at Stornoway, with her
pumps choked, and must discharge.

al Callao,

President, gewman, from Buenos Ayres for this port, and
Queen Bee. from Bahl?, at Stilly, 2nd instant.
_ .

—The flat idary, coal 'Eiden, sval' run inioTy a steamer, last
night, off the Clarence Dock, and sank. One woman drowned,
J. F. Ford sailed from Callao, 10th Oct.; Arendal, 1 lth ;
Thames, 13th; America, 17th; A. Worral, and Janet, 18th—
all for England.

Captain-Power, of the Montezuma, writes to his owners
from Grenada, under date Nov. 10, announcing his arrival in
thirty-one days, but does not say a word of the ship being on
shore, as reported yesterday, under date Nov. 10.
Princess Charlotte, Hyrn ; Georgina, Wil lams; and John
Dalton, Bond, hence; Joshua Wadington, from Swansea;
Bentinck, Wilson, from San Francisco; Nile, from Monte
Video; and Buenos Ayrean. Williamson, from Iquique, and
sailed for Philadelphia, at Valparaiso.
Templeman, Ellis, sailed from Valparaiso, 3rd Oct. ; Mer-
cides, 6th; and Johannes Christoph, Lith, all for this port;
Curraghmore,3oth Sept., for San Francisco; Edward Herbert,
4th Oct., and Beraza, 7th, for Caldera; Oliver Cromwell, sth,
and Harriet. 6th, for Callao, and Sovereign, Ist for Swansea.
The E Z, Hartshorn, which sailed hence for New York, on
the 13th Nov., put back this afternoon. Nov. 29th, in lat. —,
lon. 24, was struck by a heavy sea, which washed away the
deck-hotise and galley,witli thirteen passengers, out of fourteen
on board, who were all drowned. Nine of the crew and one
stowaway were also washed overboard, but four of the seamen
were saved. Four others were disabled, and will be taken to
the hospital.
Osmanli, Kenrick, and Asia, M'Neill, from Australia; Lyme,
Regis, from California; Peruvian, Bruce, from Coquimbo;
Harriet, Guthrie, and Carlton, Williams, from Valparaiso;
Garland, Gardner, from Caldera, and all seven sailed for
Chinchas; Florentia, Banks, from Sydney, N.S.W. ; George,
and Lorena, Urquhart, from Australia; John Mitchell, Brown
Sir R. Jackson, ; Commerce, Matheson; Chieftain,
Miller; Harebell, Hicks; Undaunted, Whiteway ; and Ame-
rica, Smith, from Chincas, and all seven sailed for England ;
Narraganset, Shankland, and Alkmaar, Simpson, from
Chincas, both leaky; Rebecca Jane, Machin; Mozambique
Bonman ; and Boreas, Fisher, from Panama—all at Callao.
ELSINORE, Dec. I.—The Concordia, for London, has put in
here, damaged.
LISBON Nov. 23.—The Premier, from Mazagau for Liver-
pool, which put into this port on the 18th Nov„ leaky, has
been §grYeyedi and discharged a great part of her cargo.'