The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-16 00:00:00

CORN.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 12.—We have experienced a large
and active demand for wheat at our market this morning,
and the sales have been considerable at an advance upon
all qualities of ld to 2d per 70Ibs: In flour extensive sales
have again been made, buyers appearing from great dis-
tances, and fully ed per barrel advance on sweet, and
nearly is on choice qualities of sour was realised. ' Barley
neglected. Beans in limited supply, and again ad per qr.
dearer. Oats in fair request, without change in value,
and oatmeal in moderate demand for the interior at late
prices. The market is almost cleared of choice yellow and
white Indian corn, but as there are many parcels in dock
of which samples have not yet been obtained, a good dis-
play may be expected next week, which is likely to meet a
good inquiry at present rates.
R5lllBll. FOREIGN.
Wheat, * d. a. &I Wheat, 703, a. d. a. d.
English red Old 10 lotoll 61. Canadian 10 4to 10 11
DO. do. newlo 6..11 0 United States 10 10..11 9
Do. white oldl 1 6.. 11-10 Danzig, &c 12 2.. 12
Do. do. newlo 6..11 8 ' Pomeranean,&cit 6..12 0
Irish red ..old 0 0.. 0 0 Daniali,&c 10 7..11 3
Do. d 0... new 0 0.. 0 0 French, &c... 0 0.. 0 0'
Do.' white old 0 0.. 0 0 Otlessa,Polisli 9 8..19
0 2
Do. do. `. new () 0.. 00, Danube 9 4.. 7
BarleyaNr.Chev. 0 0.. 0 0! Russian&cliard 8
.2.. 9 2
*6otb.Sc.Bzlritili 5 0.. 501 Egyptian
qr. Eng... 67 a.. 71 0, Barley, as 4 4_ .. . 4
1)0. Irish .... 0.. 0 0 Oats, ".45tti 4 1.. 4 5
lleane,viir.F.urp 44 0..52 0
Oats, .7t> 452).,
Eng.&Seteli,bl(l 4 10.. 5 2,44801 b Egyptn. 47 6-'4B 0
Do. 1 risli,old 4 3.. 4 61Peas,yi gr.%liite. 56 0..59 0
Do. Do. new 4 2.. 4 5:1 n(1. Corn, *4SOlt,
Ben ns,Tir. Eng-51 0..55 01 Amer. yellow 3S 6.. 39 6
450tb.5e.&1r.47 o.' 50 0 Do. white 39 0..40 0
e:, a, qling... 56 0..60 0 Frencli,yellow 37
-1)o. white 3B 0 .39 0
Flour, * 2801,
Fine
...... 0 0.. 0 0 Thrall & Galatz 38 6..40 G
Fine . . ......
super .. 46 0..49 0 Flour,l4 brl. 19G1b,
fine ...... 52 0..56 0 Can., sweet .. 37 0.. 35 0
Extra ....... 56 0.. 60 0 U. States, do. 36 G.. 37 0
Oatmeal, ... *
2401 b•, Do.& Can. our 32 6.. 34 0
1rian.......... 32 6..33 6 Ernch*sk2Boll) 0 0.. 0 0
MANCHESTER, MAY 11.—At our Corn Exchange
to-day holders were very firm for most articles. The best
description of wheat and American flour fetched extreme
prices, but common kinds of the former and English flour
were dull of sale, and barely supported former rates. Oats
and oatmeal met a steady sale without change in prices.
Beans were fully as high.
PRESTON, MAY 13.—There was rather more wheat
offering by our neighbouring growers at our Corn Exchange
this morning, the demand for which was languid at late
prices. Foreign met a tolerably free sale without change
in value. English flour quiet. American in fair request
at full prices. Oats neglected, the prices being too high
for general use. Oatmeal moves slowly. Other articles
unvaried.
WAKEFIELD, MAY 12.—There have been fair arrivals
of foreign wheat, but very small of English. Really fine
samples continue in request, and we quote all descriptions
at the full rates of this day se'nnight. Prices of barley
are quite nominal, maltstcrs refusing to operate until trade
becomes more settled, after the increased duties on malt.
Other articles firm, at late rates.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, MAT 13.—We had 'a
fair supply of wheat,from.the country this morning, which
went off quickly 'at fully the prices of this day week. In
south country and foreign the depression of Tuesday has
been fully recovered, and a good business done at the
extreme rates of this day se'nnight. A small supply of
barley which Adly maiutaine late rata, Oats UI good

SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY, 11AY 9.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.

- - -
ARRlVED.—America (r. m. s.), Lang, from Boston and
Halifax—Cannata, Calcutta—Dauntless, Apalachicola—Nerio,
Osborne, Malaga—Loetitia, Fade, Malta—Colninbia
and Matto* Primeiro, Campos, New York—Arcola, Wlia mpoa
—Androklos, Shanglise—ltriental, Stabs, Calcutta— Ebord,
Smy I na—Ann Mitchell, Uarroch, Bombay—John (schooner),
Mediterranean—Gallena, Leavitt, New Orleans—Gladiator,
Meseck, Baltimore—Sir Walter Raleigh, Alexandria.
SAILED.--Freya. Bull, for Stockholm—Callao, Baptista,
Lima—Charles Chaloner, Haws, Quebec,—George Arkle,
Hooper, and Palatine, Parfitt, Bombay—Jane Remorina,
Remorino, Rio Janeiro.
Zone, hence at Virginia.
Delia Maria, hence at Charleston.
Lucilla, Lopez, hence at Havannah.
Chase. White, hence at Charleston.
Ontario, Holmes, !once at Charleston.
Laconic, Al`lienny, hence at Portland.
Bee. Crawford, from Malaga at New York.
Farah Sands (a. a.), Isfey, hence at Portland.
A table (m. a.), hence at Boston 001 h April, at two p.m.
Richard Alsop, hence at Alexandria, after being ashore.
Paladin, Murphy, and Gustav—both hence at Baltimore.
War Cloud, hence for Malta, at Kingstown, 6th May, to
embark troops.
Tyrone, hence at Kingstown, lth May, to embark troops.
Hibernia, Malony ; Tonawanda, Julius (50 deaths); and
Westmoreland, Decan—all hence at Philadelphia.
Elbing, Funck, hence, and Canada, Herbert, from Cork—
both at New York.
%VIII. Witherlee, Westcott ; Serampore ; and Franconia—
all hence at Boston.
Courier, Arthur, hence, and Ann Laing, Vfright, from
Bombay—both at the Mauritius.
Itydal, sailed from the Mauritius for this port, 25th March,
and Gazelle, 2Gth March, for Scilly.
Lucy Ann, Simpson ; It. It. Porter, Skating; and Botha,
Humphreys—all hence at Halifax.
Manhattan, Peabody; and W. H. Harbeck, Marshall—both
hence at New York.
Cornelia, French• Forest King, Allen; North Star; Con-
stitution, Britton; John Bright, Cutting; and Ashburton—
all hence at NeW York.
Perseverance, Stephenson; and Blanche, M‘Lachlan (in 28
days, with 35 deaths front diarrhoea)—both hence at St.
John's, N.B.
Midas, Anderson; Miranda, Williams; and Providence,
Percy, all hence: Walter Baine, from the Clyde; Pigeon, from
Hamburg ; Herald, born New York ; and Cleopatra (a. a.),
hence for Portland, short of coals—all at Newfoundland.
' Kate Keen ney, Rowland, from Whampoo ; Dighy, Hilton,
and Garland, lialcrow, from Bombay; Stree Rajah Rajah-
swaree, Smith, front Madras, &c. ; Assaye, Mackenzie, from
BottiLay ; Constance, Millwood, from Akyab ; Patriot Queen,
Heel, and Victory, Webster, front Calcutta, and all eight
sailed fur this port.
NEW YORK, APRIL 25.—The Underwriter, from Liverpool
which was on shore at Squam, was got off, and tasted up to
the,city this morning.
MAVarrica, MARCH 17.—T1:e Brutus, from Calcutta, put
in on the 9rd, leaky, and is discharging. The City of Palaces,
from Calcutta, put in here leaky, with part of cargo over-
board in a heavy gale, on the 7th, kith, and 9th Feb., in tat.
112 S, on. 70 E.
Nonrout. VALPARAISO, APRIL 23.—The Midas, from
Cal ao for Queenstown, was fallen in with, dismasted, and
in a sinking condition. The crew were taken off by the
Beatrice, arrived herejrcm Callao.

BOSTON, APRIL 26.—The Saxony, hence for Mantanzas
and Liverpool, went ashore on the Bth April, near Jupiter
Inlet, Florida, and had 12 feet water in her hold on the 11th.
Several small vessels were ashore on the Florida coast.
HALIFAX, APRIL 27.—The Hannah, of Whitehaven, from
Liverpool tor St. John, Nevvfo,endland, was fallen in with 19th.
April, in a sinking condition, and captain and crew offlakeP
by the Al abia (r. m. a.); and also the crew of the Lena,
: from
Liverpool for Quebec, previously saved by the Hanna .

WEDNESDAY, MAY le.—{find S..
ARRIVED..—T
.alPeSlSl'lleury, from Mobilt--K. P. Frederik*,
Palefmo—lsabella, Cerroll, ()rhino—Muth:l, Pantzic.
SAtt,ED.-l-Ledy Le Merchant (s.), for Rtchibucto—City Of
Manchetter (e. el, Wylie : A. Chieseborongli, Kelly, Phila-
delphia-Milan;Badrer; New Orlcans—AutiJohnstone Peck,
Newfoundland—REMACllAn, Scott; Ann Kenny, Walsli; Jane
Lowden, Langford; Robert A. Parke,. M`Cann, Quebec—
Idargrico, Baptists, Lit bou—PaVnl Harrison, Starling, Hong

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Enterprise, hence for New York, April 27, in 48 N, 28 W.
Atlantic (s.), hence for New York, May 4, at four p.m., oN
Cape Clear.
Caston, from New York, May 4, in 51 N, 11 W.
Invincible, hence, in 2S. 201 .
Red Jacket, hence for Melbourne, May 7, in 49 N, 7 W.
Watkins, hence for Sincapore, April 13, in 8 N.
Indian Queen, bound S.W., April 20.
Kangaroo, from Australia for London.
Matilda Wattenbach, hence for Melbourne, March 9, in 22 8'
31 W.
Jabez Snow, hence for Philadelphia, April 26, in 39 N,
Peltoma, from Bonny for this port, May 6, .in 45 N, 19 W
Emma Colvin. hence for Calcutta, April 1, m 1 S,
W.
2, 20 W.
Eclipse, from London for New Zealand, April 1,)„
Admiral Boxer, bound south, April 8, in 4 N. 23 "
Vanja, bound west, May 1, in 44 N, 33 W 4, 27 W.
Eagle, hence, bound east. March 1, in
George, of this port, April 29, in 44 1,1h17,"
off L Oen.
Montesgle, hence for Melbourne, Ap,

CONSEQUENCES or NiitE
part of the body that ou* e which is more generally
the teeth, and yet there 38 also non
taciL he rm.; reThinterestingis,
perhaps,
tout tllna no
Lairesrteieiaabtuleree.oncomitants.
find toothache and other diseases
organs, we should no longer
would our be
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of the mouth so prevalent ;
effectedwithout me-
neglecte. Were a tittle ordinary aitentionsednesveosted to there
rrt
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Art, however. is here necessar) , arm in such
it i, that a preparation like Rowlands' Odonto becomes
tieculiarl a< ~.live of those
caneites as follows :—" Zurich,
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the Z u Zurich,
stomach,has
pen6nwleva.ntttar;rtemotuessaosfanbeianufatlyl,ibl
thee prteeseetrhvaan d
gums,
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by offensive breath and singunra
the
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me-
dicine; inititennly ; f r.:l:ger aleracre,.,eadn dilobcf‘e;
for a complaint tOtich had litherto resisted all other abica
smeo:at' :s:u:ere:l:is! u.:
31 e.
L Irle)irio.a
tiles, viz., cancer of the stomach; and, lam h reme-
with the mast successful result. This "MT to say,
soothing
the effect not only of arresting the vomiting, remedy has
fully distressing in cancer of the stomach which is so fear
restor-
ing oerfect digestion and assimilation. The but also of
influence of this excellent remedy llt same satisfactory
com-
plaints of the digestive organs; it h have found in all a
most obstinate case of habitual flatulencel"alsoproved effectual in
years' standing. I look upon this and colic of many
excellent restorative gift of n
delicious food as the most
nature. DR. GA TT - -EA. ~ M
MO Agri
ample details about this valuable
room for, will bm e found' /ii discovery than we have
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