The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-02-15 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS

MANCHESTER, FEB. 12.—Our market to-day is exceed-
ingly firm and healthy in tone, and although sales of Wheat
and Flour are easily made at some advance on the irregular
prices of the past ten days; still we do not consider the
improvement sufficiently decided to warrant any alteration in
our general quotations. Oats and Meal sell slowly without
change in value. Beans in better supply and barely support
last week's rates. In Malt and other articles no variation.
PRESTON, FEB. I2.—We had a small supply of English
Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day, which met a quick sale at
64. per windle advance. Scotch must also be noted id. per
bushel dearer, and we had rather more inquiry fur Foreign,
which recovered last week's depression. Flour barely esta-
blished an advance of 6d. per pack. Beans in active request,
and 6d. per windle higher. Fine Oats steady, common neg-
lected, although no advance is required. Consumers buy new
Oatmeal more freely at the rates of this day se'nnight, and,
owing to the severity of the weather, old has been in better
demand for feeding purposes, at prices rather exceeding that
day's prices.
WAKEFIELD, FEB. 11.—We have a fair arrival of Wheat,
nevertheless holders are firm, and order a good quantity to
warehouse. A fair extent of business was done at an advance
of ls. per quarter on the low rates of last week. Fine heavy
Barley maintains its value, but lower descriptions move off
slowly. Oats and Shelling steady. All other articles un-
changed in value.

COKK, ESL 12.—The weather is clear and frosty, with oc-
casional falls of snow. The foreign imports this week are
small, and native supplies gradually decrease notwithstanding
the corn trade has ruled excessively dull. Foreign Wheat a
heavy dragging sale, without any material alteration from our
quotations of last week, and Indian Corn, though offered at
at a decline of 2s. 6d. per ton, does not command a sale.
Oats f.o.b. : A few parcels taken at 10s. 9d. to lie. 6d. for foreign
export. No demand coastwise.

DUBLIN, FEB. 11.—The market to-day was less depressed
than of late, and the currencies of Tuesday were generally
supported.

White Wheat.. 265 Od to 30s Od 1 Rapeseed 2ls Od to 23s 0(1
Red d 0.... 25s Od to 28s Od 1 Oatmeal Ils Od to 12a Od
Barley 12s 6d to 16s 6d Bakers' Flour. 14s 6d to 18s Od
Bere Os Od to Os Od Indian Corn,
Oats 10s Od to 118 Od per 48011:... 31s Od to 34s Od

SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, FEB. B.—Wind SL;, light

ARRlVED.—Chesapeake, Lambert; Atlas, Lehran ; JamesN.
Cooper, Lovett ; and Edmund, Wehman, from New Orleans—
Moslem, Anderson, Pernambuco—Levant, Tolmer, Laguna—
Barone, Martonolich, Constantinople—Elise, Nieman,
Alexandria—Voltigeur, Orjuben ; Tourtelle, Apartien ; Ring-
dove ; and Hortense et Sidione, Nantes—Ptsident, Coming,
Mobile—Escape, Brown, Trieste—Roelfina,Geradina, Lohman,
Amsterdam. .

SA I LED.—William Edward, Law. for Rio Janeiro—Hudson,
Hohorst, and Queen of the West, Hallet, lAtw, York—Derry
Castle, Drake, Melbourne—Livorno (s.s.), Campbell, Genoa—
Panope, Steward, Constantinople—Eblana, Roper, Smyrna—
Regina, Chaddock, Monte Video—lris, Laraorida, Havana—
Undaunted, Whiteway, Huanchaco—Johan, Engalbrecht, Ma-
laga—Fides, Jefferson, Oran—lvy Green, Brady,. Alexandria,
E.—Eliza and Maria, Postano, Figuera—Favourite, Omeger.
St. Thomas—Cornish Diamond, Sampson, Corfu—Echo, Hicks,
Lisbon—Crescent, Williams, Charente—Tramp, Bordeaux.

Irene, Martens, hence at Memel.
Premier, Ford, from Messina for this port, at
Iris, May, hence at Stornoway, with masthead carried away.
Kenilworth, from Madras at Deal, 7th Feb.,
Bananza, Burnett, from Mauritius at Queenstown, 6th Feb.
Pelham Clinton, Davies, from Newport for this-port, at Holy
head, to stop a leak.
The Peggy, Hewitt, arrived here last evening from Holyhead,
with wrecked goods from the Die Krone.

The Forest king, from New Orleans, was-off Cape Clear on
the 30th January.
BEAUMARIS, FEB. s.—Sweetheart, Abby,from Liverpool for
Greenock. which was on Dutchman's Bank, has gone to pieces.
S rtrrrtN, FEB. s.—The Anna Catharina,.henee for Liverpool,
was left by steam-tug between Kricks and Medela, yesterday
afternoon, in consequence of the ice. At present she is in no
danger; but, in case of a west or south-west wind springing up,
she runs a risk of being driven on shore by drift-ice.
CADIZ, JAN. 29.—The Berkeley, of Loudon, from Trieste for
Liverpool, having carried away mainyard and sail in a severe
gale, bore up for this port, and, on entering struck upon rocks,
broke her rudder, and was driven on shore on the opposite
coast, where she lies stranded, making much water, and must
be discharged to be got off and repaired :. cargo expected to be
saved.

MILFORD, FEB. s.—The smack Fanny Truss, Jones, from
Chester for Cardiff, with flour, was in contact off St. Gowan's
Head this morning with another smack, when both vessels
were abandoned. The crew of the Fanny Truss have arrived
here. They were in company with the crew of the other vessel
for about half an hour after the collision, but did not see them
afterwards.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9.—Wind S.E., moderate,

knnlvEn.—Fame Lynch, from Newport,

SAlLED.—Pacific (s.), Nye, at 12 noon, and Jane D. Cooper,
Cowell, for New York—Sunbeam, Soule, and Medallion,
M'Clintock, Boston—Hero, M'Clanuaghan;Bayonne—Sydney
and Jane. Parry. Gibraltar—Dryad, Barnes, Lima—Lord Elgin,
Whatton, and Lalla, Todd, Africa—ltossia, Schultz, Valencia
Hyperion, King, Barcelona—John Pardew, Gilbred, Monte
Video—Estrella, Amelia, Lisbon—Warrior, Beynon, and Ara-
bian (s.s.), Graves, Constantinople—Maria y Juana, Ugarte,
Havana—Manilla, Green, and Samuel Lawrence, Patten, New
Orleans—Grecian (s.s.), Hardie, Beirout—Chace, Demerara
(for the Clyde.)

Fanny, Ockeit, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Donna, Finlay, hence at Matanzas.
Clemence: Ninteman, hence at the Scheldt.
No. 1, Ellias, from Havana for London, at Falmouth, 6th inst.
Kalamazoo, hence at Morlaix, 28th Jan.
Tancred, sailed from Constantinople for this port, 24th Jan.
Istria, sailed from Halta for this port, 26th Jan.
San Franc►sco, hence at Odessa, 23rd Jan.
Lucretia, hence at Brouwerahaven, sth Feb.
Georgina, and Fencer, both sailed from Marseilles for this
port, 4th Feb. _ _

- Tlic Fifeshire was assisted into Valparaiso, 13th Dec. by H.lll
steamer Virago.

Joseph Builiby, from Calcutta, 20th Dec., and Elizabeth and
Hester, 18th Dec.—both off St. Helena.
The Pearl, Pitt, from Cuba for Swansea, was going into
Swansea (date not given) with her crew sick, and making three
inches of water per hour.

THURSDAY, FEB. 10.—Wind N.N.R., moderate.

AKRlVED.—lcarius, Kendall, from Buenos Ayres—Lancaster
Given, Savannah—Bengal, Bray, Charleston.
SAILED.—Hindoo, Rogers, for Calcutta—Sea. M`Ray, and
Passarouang, Fulburn, Melbourne—Frances, Power, Sydney,
N.S.W.—Vandalia, Smith, New York—Dumfriesshire, Dickson,
San Francisco—Leonora, Thomson, Demerara—Marie Steph-
anie, Dreanoy, Senegal.

The Calder, from New York, which was on shore at Crook-
haven, was towed around to this port last evening, and has been
hauled on the gridiron.
The Arno (s.s.), Evans, has arrived here from Marseilles.
She left Gibraltar on the Ist Feb., at which time the bay was
full of wind-bound vessels. The Arno experienced strong
north-east gales since the time she left the Straits, and yester-
day was compelled to put into Holyhead for fuel.
Brigand (s.s.), Thompson, hence at Malta, and re-sailed for
Constantinople.
The Duke, Gould, from Savannah for this port, is off Balti-
more (Iceland).
Phoebe (s.s.), hence (and re-sailed for Malta 29th Jan.);
Balbec (s.s.), hence (and re-sailed for Constantinople, 29th
Jan.); Juan, of Salcombe ; Utility, of Newcastle; and Contest
—all at Gibraltar.

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 10.—The American ship, Caspian, Delano,
from Charleston and this port for Havre, sailed hence on Mon-
day, and was driven on shore last night, after passing Elbury
Sands, in Torbay. The crew were saved.
EKberdine, hence at Helvoet, 7th Feb.__

Ellen, and' Invincible, both Bence at Oporto, 31st Jan.
Maria Cammlnga, sailed from Santander. Ist Feb.
Alliance, from Launceston (Vs n Diemen's Land); Frithiof,
from Alexandria—both at Deal, 9th Feb.
Ipswich, from Buenos Ayres; Gipsy, from Rio Janeiro;
Triton, from Pernambuco; Petrel, from Berbice ; Cicely, from
Demerara; Jeddereu, from New York—all at Gravesend, 9th
Feb.