The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09 00:00:00

DATES A.VLIVERPOOL.
Indirect. ,Direct.l Indirect.

Sept. 14 Lirna
Dec. 19 Maranbiun
Dec. 24 Mauritius
Jan. 2 Mobile
Nov. Monte Video
Dec. 22 New Orleans
.. New York .
Pernambuco. :
Nov. 28 It io Janeiro
Dcc. 19 Savannah
Dec. 31 St. Helena
Dec. 22 Valparaiso
Nov. 27 Vera Cruz

'Nov. H
Mee. 7
iNov. 16
Tan. 6
N0v.114
Jan. 5

Jan. 16 ..
Dec. 21 ..
I)ee. 15
Jan. 8

Dec. 20i ..
1()ct. 27
.. Dec. 9

IrltekET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, FEB. S.
Mails desp'd'Last Packet. Next Packe
z.;,....,&-tination fromboutlon sailed. I due.
lii,lo‘74l•lt),'S; S'; ITION .
p4)leitirli • • • • • ...... 7th, 17th, Montrose.; Iberia
flin ' " ........ and 27th of
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Jan. 27 Feb. 7
Al!,:tralti,;.* • • " • ...... every month
(,;teleet4,,ii.n; Is in(la 3rd and 20th lAchfireb. 3 •
.4,14,--dlnd Egypt.. 1 of every
(I) hp: ‘'eY 90.,5. China . month.
tex,',:t-(7ol. in IV. 1nd..1
xt Mail
11,,,111)1. /10Tollirtts, & ,I 1-th Avon
iit)W" utio;) For. Col. 2"fapnveni- Feb. 2;due.. L .
ilav,,;,.,"lleit (excep - .
311 -."'', venezncla
41 Madeira ......... (2) Ale .
Mail
(3) lit Havana . };2nd of every Avon
Nextt 7 Feb. 2,Gue .. I •
fie '1:1?"111(ia s, hinnlimonth cody.l
N; 'lc4ragna • • I trth of every 'Forth Next Mail
` evv e , "( !montha Jan. 18 due .. Fell- 7
At, .re,ntala ...... only. Afa,;,,,1(n....Tit STA T lON. .
eterel
11`'''''', Brazil, null Evng. of 4th 'llMPenguit2ll ?d F.l
.03
i.,-_-'enoa Ayres .. , .... J • every mouth Jun. 7 Matt , _
112 P.I(POOL ST tTro N
Illtil,l!*A”:eriel 'Pe . .11rd inst Ant, Cumbria
..' Vag 1., ‘,...,,i,r„rr; r - 1 Feb. 4. k el., 15

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 2.
The arrivals into this pert during the week ending yesterday,
include chiefly a moderate supply of foreign Wheat, and a fair
quantity of Beans; and from the United States a further large
accession of Indian Corn, lirdian Meal, and Flour, but of grain
fcroeialshtflwautiesnietcaaenndidi: by
Ireland, we have still comparatively little
the recent enactments of the legislature, the
London and provincial markets through the country are de-
pressed for the moment, producing at our Corn Exchange to-
day a declining tendency all descriptions of Wheat, upon rding
most articles of the trade,
c
t a limited demand, receded
4d.•to 6d. per 70Ib. below the rat eis of
.this day week, although
several holders refused to oontr4
.N,T,tpheartheittts abatement. —Of
for sale to-day;
accepted mar-
English or Irish Flour scarcely
but with a large show of American, loosed froance,
ket opened heavily, and lower prices were
porters were afterwards disposed to concede; the tradaent=
closed rather more firmly than it commenced, at a decline this
2s. 6d. per barrel from the currency of Tuesday last.
Malting Barley and Halt continue to meet little notice at late
prices, whilst grinding Barley Was 4d. per 601 b. cheaper.—
Beans and Pease were also difficult of sale, the former giving
way 2s. per quarter.—Oats upon a slow retail demand only, re-
ceded id. to 2d. por 45th. ; and Oatmeal, attended by a very
limited inquiry, was depreciated in value ls. to 2s. per load.
-Indian Corn, being taken off sparingly this morning, was Is.
to 2s. per quarter lower than on this day se'nnight.

Wheat, '44 701 b.
English red, new
Ditto, white
Irish red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, la qr
Barley, English....
Scotch & Irish, 7?.601b
Malt, English, qr.
pale
Irish
Oats, per 4511,.
English & Scotch, new
Welsh
Irish, fine qualities
general do.
Beans, English, 30 qr
Scotch & Irish, 444801 h
Pease, English, white
D 0.,& Irish .. maple
Flour, per 280th.
English & Irish, 2nds;
it;,o. tto. superfine,
Oatmeal, 44 lb. of 2401 h. I
Irish, 1846
Canadian
Bran, -44 24th

s. d. s. d.
110 10 q:11 0 old ....
10 9 —ll 4 do. ....,
10 2 —lO 6 do. ....;
10 3 —lO 9 do.
Ire;h6olb
;52 0 —56 0 01d ....

- -- - old
--- do.

--- old
—1 do.
5 5 —5 7 do.
5 3 —5 6 do.

,62 0 —64 0 blue.
grey.

s. d. s. d.
10 9 qll 0
11 9 —ll 3
9 10 —lO 4
110 0 —lO - 6

! fine..
;56 0 -59 0 extra

none.
7 0 7 3

'BO 0-83 0
0 0-0 0

5 7 - 5 W

5 6- 5 8

.59 0 -51 0
Ati 0 -58 0

150 0 —53 0 old ..
I— d 0...

',54 0 -56 0

CpRN EXCHANGE, FEB. 5.

147 0 -51 0
AO 0 -G2 0

'46 0 -50 0
46 0 -50 0
2 0 - 2 2

Since Monday last the arrivals into this place have been ge-
nerally small, as will.be observed on reference to the list of im-
ports below; and though several vessels are still detained at
sea by contrary winds, thosepreviously in are supposed tocon-
tain Ilse bulk of the late shipments in the American States;
and as no large supplies are anticipated from any. other quar-
ter immediately, the trade for Wheat and Flour since Tuesday
has exhibited rather more firmness, the former remaining
steady in value, and the latter being more saleable at an ad-
vance of Is. per barrel.
Our market this morning having been well attended by town
and country buyers, good useful qualities of Wheat met an im-
proved inquiry, and sales to a moderately fair extent were
effected, in most cases at the full rates of Tnesday, chiefly to
consumers, and partly for shipment.—English and Irish Flour,
although in slow request, maintained our last quotations; and
American, exciting more attention, upwards of 20,000 barrels
changed hands at 325. fid. to 405., thereby confirming the ad-
vance above 'stated, several of the large importers refusing to
sell at the amendment.
Alalting Barley and Malt, upon a revived demand, rather ex-
ceeded our last currency; Grinding Barley, on the contrary,
way dull and somewhat cheaper.—Beans and Pease. tuilla little
Thisineas in either, appeared to remain unaltered in value.—
Oats, being much neglected to-day, receded Id. to 2d. per 451 b.
Oatmeal declined 1.. laer load
With regard to Inman Corn on the spot, there was evidently
a better feeling than in the early part of the week, and having
no arrivals of this article since l%londay, a few thousand quar-
ters were taken to-lay for Ireland on the terms last noted, in
addition to several cargoes floating.