The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-06-20 00:00:00

CORN.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 16.—Although we had but a
slender attendance of either town or country millers and
dealers at our market this morning, the trade opened with
much firmness; a fair quantity of wheat was disposed of
at the extreme currencies of Tuesday last, and in some
instances a slight improvement was realised. Considerable
speculative transactions were continued in flour; we note
an advance of 6d per barrel, with holders more unwilling
to meet the demand. Barley must be written ld to 2d
per bushel; and beans is to 2s per quarter cheaper. Oats
without change, Oatmeal in moderate request at previous
rates. For Indian corn a good inquiry on Irish account
at is per qr. reduction, importers holding more firmly at
close of market.

1112111 SW.

FOREIGN.

Wheat, 19. FOib: d. o. d.
Et!glish red Old 11 Otoll 9
Do. do. nevrlo 6..11 0

Wheat, v. 7011., s. (1. e. d.
Canadian 10 4tolo 10
United States 11 10.. 11 8
Danzig, &c 12 7.. 13 2
Pomeranean,&c I 1 6..12 2
Danish, &c 10 6..11 2
French, &c 0 0.. 0 0
Odessa,Polisli.. 9 6..10 0
Danube 9 0.. 9 4
_

Do: raiileofal 1 9..12

DO: 'Clo-.--n-iw-19
Irish red ..old 0 0.. 0 0
Do. d 0... new' 0 0.. 0 0
Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0
Do. do. .new 0 0.. 0 0
Barley,vw.Chev. 0 0.. 0 0
60tb.Sc.&lrish 5 4.. 5 10
Malt,v,qr.Eng 73 0..78 0
Do. Irish 0.. 0 0
Oats, 34, 45%.,
Eng.&Sctcli,old 4 10.. 5 2,
Do. Irish, old 4 3.. 4 6'
Do. Do. new 4 2.. 4 5
Beans,logr.Eng..s2 0..55 o
v4803).5c.&1r.48 0. 51 0
Peas,Vor.Eng 56 0..60 0
Flour, 280tb,
Seconds
Fine 4R 0..51 0
Superfine 56 0..60 0
Extra 60 0..63 0
Oatmeal, v. 240th.,
Irish 33 6..34 6

Russian &chard 8 2: 8 9
Egyptian
Barley, 19.6011) 4 6.. 5 0
Oats, QP 45tb 4 L. 4 5
Beans,v qr.Eurp 46 0..53 0
PeTl:BlVi Er
VhPittne g 8
Corn, Ir.,4Sotb,

Amer. Yellow.. 40 0..41 0
Do. white ..39 0..40 6
French, ye110w..40 0..41 0
Do. white.. 38 0..39 6
thrall & Galatz.39 0.. 41 6
Flour, la brl. 19611,.
Can., sweet .. 38 0..39 6
U. States, do. SS 0.. 33 6
Do.& Can.sour 34 0..36 0
frOCh4llk2Sotb 0 0.. 0 0

MANCHESTER, JUNE 15. —An exceedingly dull
market to-day. Wheat unchanged in value, and the
same may be said of both English and American flour. In
oats, oatmeal, and other articles, there is so little passing,
that prices may be considered nominally the same as on
this day se'nnight.
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PRESTON, JUNE 17.—There was not much English
wheat offering at our Corn Exchange this morning, and
being in fair request, about 6d per windle improvement
in value was realised. All descriptions of fresh samples
from granary were likewise more sought after at the last
quotations. Flour unaltered. Beans nominal. Oats
rather easier. Oatmeal in limited demand at the last
currency.
WAKEFIELD, Jurrs 16. There was a moderate
supply of wheat. Fine fresh qualities in moderate request,
at last Friday's rates. Inferior sorts entirely unnoticed.
Barley slow sale. Beans a shade lower. White oats
scarce, and fully as dear. Other articles unaltered.—
Arrivals : Wheat, 7,000; beans, 814 ; peas, 23.

WISBECTI; JUNE 17.—We continue to receive small
quantities of corn to our market. - The very first qualities
of wheat in some cases made is more money, but generally
the trade is the same as last week for -all articles of grain.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, JUNE 17.—The supply
of wheat from the country this morning was small, and
sold quickly at about is per quarter above the price of this
day week. Not a great deal doing in either south country
or foreign, but holders firm, and in some instances fine
samples sold at an advance of is per quarter. Barley in
fair supply and 6d to is per quarter cheaper. Oat trade
quiet and the turn iu favour of buyers. In flour not
much doing, holders asking higher prices. which checked
trade.

CORK, JVNE 17.—The trade this week has been rather
limited and without speculation, yet the tone of holders
is decidedly firmer toward the close. Bakers' stocks of
flour are much reduced, and buying will be more
general for awhile. Millers are operating with cautious
reserve. Indian corn is the turn lower, with a free con-
sumption.

DUBLIN, JUNE 16.—We have no alteration to report
in the state of our corn market. Oats again met a brisk
demand to-day at the currencies of Tuesday ; but other
articles continue dull as possible.
White Wheat.43s Od to 47s Od Oats, tawny.. 00s Od to 00s Od
Red do Os (1(1 to 44s Od Rapeseed .... 00s Od to OOs Oct
Barley,grind 17s Oct to 22s Oct Oatmeal.,. „. 16s 6(1 to 183 Oct
Do., malting' 03s Oct to OOs Od Bakers'Flour,ns Od to .27s Od
Bere 00s Od to OOs Od I Indian Corn,
Oats, white ~19t. 94 to ltis 44 vor iott.,,f4 44 t 9 458 co)

SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY. JUNE 13.—Wind W., fresh.

ARRIVED.—Lady Westmoreland, Semple, from Mobile--
Harvest Queen, Marsh, New Orleans—St. Lawrence, M•KaY,
Charleston—Albert Gallatin, Delano, New York—Gertruidus,
Bilboa—Alfred the Great, Brayley, and F. C. Clark, Calcutta
—Portena, Bruce, Buenos Ayres Mercutio, Millington,
Savanilla,-Flying Childers, Browning; Champion, Cochrane;
Henry Miller, Putt; Essex, Munroe; Wm. Sprague, Chase;
and Hortense, New Orleans—R. K. Page, Apalachicola—
David, Leghorn—Yorkshire, Dixon; Guy Manneting, Free-
man ; Wm. Tapscott, Bell ; Henry Clay, Caulking ; and
American Union, Kelly, New York—Philadelphia, Foulke,
Philadelphia.

SAlLED.—Velocidade, Robinson, for Sbangbae—Vice Toni,
Smaich, Frume—Rovena, Mumford, Rio Grande and Mau-
ritins—Ugo, Stuparich, Malta—St. Patrick, Milman, New
York—Shamrock (s.), Moodie, Havre —• Satellite, Gould,
Quebec—Deogaum, Murphy, Calcutta.

Grasmere, and Dorisana—both hence at Singapore.
Recruit, sailed from Bombay 29th May, for this port.
Laidmans, sailed from Rangoon 16th April, for this port.
Martin Frederick, hence 28th April; and Euterpe, from
Alden—both at Bombay.
Thomas Brocklebank, hence ; Warden ; Robert Morrison ;
and Monsoon, from London ; Tubal Cain, from Melbourne,
25th April (in 53 days); and Frederick, from Australia—all at
Calcutta.

PENANG, MAY 2.—The Helvellyn, for London, has put in
here leaky.

WV.DNESDAY, JUNE 14.—Wind W., fresh

•
ARRIVED.—Charles, and Frances, Anderson, from Bombay
—Hannah Eastee, Mauritius—Elizabeth Bukhara, Bewley,
Buenos Ayres—Margaret Deane, Aitkin Maceio Maria
Theresa; Nabob, Dewhurst ; Josephine, Jamieson; Young
Brander, Eldridge ; Bostonian, King; Champion, Drew ;
Panther; Weeks; and Grenada, Batchelder, New Orleans—
H. C. huiston ,• Argo, Michael; and Arab, Atchison, Mobile
Leavit Storer, Trott, and Coronet, Savannah—Arctic, Zerega;
Dakotah, Gerard ; Garrick, Foster ; Premier, Parnall ; Age-
nora ; and Washington, Page, New York—Coral Isle, Broom-
head ; Tranjore, Montreath; and Abeona, Alexandria—Cou-
rier de Messina, Trieste—Good Intent, Thompson, and Robert
Preston, Frances, Cadiz— Emperor, Lidatone, Calcutta—
Parker, Kennedy, Demerara—Providence, Ruflignac, Laguna
—Lampedo, Cronk, St. John, N. B.—Lilias, Cleghoru, Havre
—Margarida, Lisbon—Trumbull, Smith, New Orleans—Com-
merciante, Bidante, San Sebastian—Ocean, Christian, Copen •
hagen—Pauline, Gournay, Bordeaux—Pere Grenet, Santander
Harriet, Jones, Naples.
SAILED.—AtIantIC (m.s.), West, for New York.
Mary Hardy, Reynolds, from Barbadoes at this port; sailed
May 3. On the 29th, in lat. 48, lon. 46, passed several ice-
bergs, in a thick fog; May 8, in lat. 22, lon. 60, observed a
large waterspout ; no sensible fall in the barometer.
Antonia, hence at Mantauzas.
Wymstay, sailed from Canton for London, April 5.
Jane Pratt, from Sydney, at Manilla.
Sebastian, and Nuevo Bilbaino—both hence at Havannah.
Chimaera, M`Kechnie, from Port Phillip, at Galle.
Anne Longton, cleared at Calcutta for this port, April 27.
• Euphrates, Barrow, sailed from Manilla for London, March
28.

Nottingham, and Culloden, sailed from Bombay, May 6 ;
and Eliza Pirtle, Bth —all for this port.
Marion, Byrne, from Melbourne, at Colombo, and sailed
for Cochin, May 6.
Arachne, sailed from Saugor, April 19; Cambridge, 21st;
and Hannah Salleeld, 22nd—all for this port.
Grasmere, sailed from Singapore for Penang, April 29 ; and
Ulrica, 17th, for this port.
Lusitania (s.s.), Brown, hence at Lisbon, June 5, in four
days four hours, and sailed on the 6th for the Brazils.

THURSDAY, JUNE 15.—Wind E. to N.N.W., fresh.

ARRIVED. Express, Frith, from Porto Rico Mary
Spencer, Fisher, Canton—Frances, Blundell, Antigua—Ex-
press, Weeks, New Orleans—Sea sing, Bay, Baltimore—Ebe,
Bonicelli, Odessa—Jenny, BanoVlch, Alexandria—Dionisia,
Rivadeo—Joven Farmin, Santander.

SAlLED.—Saratoga, Trask, and Sardinia, Jordan, for New
York—Regulus, Cabbon, Maranham Langdale, Brown,
Hong Kong—Clermont, Soley, Halifax—Defence, Pearson,
Melbourne Louise, How, Montreal Congress, Grave,
Quebec—Neptun, Leigh, Havannab—Mary, Morris, Sicily—
Somnauth, Lawson, Bombay—H. M. Hayes, Elliott, Boston—
Naomie, Wright, and John Popperwell, New York—Aden,
Walker, Demerara Sultan, Brown, Quebec Gladiator,
Salter; Parahro', N.S.—Eclipse, Nassel, Ostend—Ganges,
Halpin, bliramichi—May Queen, Skolfield, New York—San-
dade, Cotirn, Fignera—Persian, Howard, Rio Janeiro—Aquilla,
Bengoicha, Havannah—Matrona, Mulhall, Halifax.
Elizabeth (repairing), and Gratitude—both at Bahia.
Windermere, sailed from Bahia for Maceio, 18th May.
Menai (s.), hence for Rio Janeiro, at Cape Frio, short of
coals.

Fleetwood, Allan, from Calle at Akyab.
•
City of Kandy, and Melina—both at Maceio.
Princess Royal, sailed from Monte Video, 26th April, for
England.

Gem, sailed from Santos, 23rd April, and Lady Sale, sth
May—both for England.
Seraphina, from Caldera off Pernambuco, 22nd May, in 41
days, and proceeded for this port.
Martin Luther, Ross, sailed from Akyab for London, 13th
April.
Fairy, sailed from Paraiba for this port, previous to the
22nd May.
Henry Wincii, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Hamburg, 30th
April, and John Bibby, for Amyalia, 12th May.
Athlone, Jones ; Emperor, Mitchell ; Mary Ismay, Pearson;
and Skelleftes, Oonnenstein—all hence at Rio Janeiro.
Valparaiso, Joughin, and Beatrice, Stocks, both hence;
Miranda, Williams, andi Midas, Anderson, from Newfound-
land—all at Pernambuco.

Margaret Ridley, from Pernambuco (and piled for this
port); Ann and Sarah, and Caroline Schenck, from Pernam-
buco—all at Paraiba. _ _

---ebrisiante,Zr-ane; Aersilia, Ritchie; Remark, M'Yeile
Ernestine, Moller ; and Rita, Zoblin—all hence ; Brazilian
from Bahia (in quarantine); La Plata (s. s.), hence, &c.—all
at Buenos Ayres. : •
H. 111. S. Tribune,. for the Black Sea, was spoken by the
Arno (s. s.), 9th June; bff Cape St. Mary's, with part of the
survivors of the transport-ship Europa, destroyed by fire,
31st May, about 200 miles from-Plymouth.
De Guatemala sailed from. Buenos Ayres, 9th April, and
Pilot Fish, 26th, both for this port; Harriet S., 23rd, for
.London ; Rannevs, 11th, and Melody, 23rd, both for England.
ST. MICHAROS, MAY 21. -The Lumley from Liverpool
for Richibucto, which put into this port leaky, and was
repaired, in putting to sea on the 19th, drifted-etni the rocks
about two miles from the anchorage, and became a total
wreck. The hull was sold yesterday for 159 milreis, equal to
26155. 9d.
PERNAMBUCO, MAY 22.—A boat, with "Bella, of Liver-
pool" cabin furniture, &c., were passed, 26th April, in lat.
21 S, lon. 38 W. [Mem. : The Bella, of Liverpool, sailed
from Rio Janeiro for New York, 20th April.]
HONG KONG, Aram 22.—When the Lady Mary Wood (s.),
with the mails from England, approached. Woosang• on ir
last trip, she found the Russian man-of-war Prince Mensc ii-
koff waiting outside for news from Europe,
which, h
obtained, she started no one knows where,
but
probably
oba;linsiian
some rendezvous in the north. The report ;bout tl
squadron going to Batavia from Manila
originated in a ruse
in the Russians buying at Manila bills on Batavia. Admiral
direct forialvntg
Poutuatine did not proceed to Batavia, but started
the north from Manila.

FRIDAY, JUNE 16.
A RR IVED.—Orbit, from CaTIRO.
SAlLLD,—Cliarivt Qf Fame, linowlea, for Boston—Noemie,

Anne Armstrong, belnrEceSSfoErlSSydSnPeyO,KFEebN..22, in 44 5, 84 E.
Ariadne, for Africa, May 15, in 39 N. 18 W.
Atlantic, hence for Honduras, June 2, in 46 N, 15 W.
Arabian, hence for Australia, June 8, in 45 N, 14 W.
Alexander Baring, Calcutta for this port, May 15 in 20S 72E.
Aullotar, hence for Calcutta, 59 days out, in 23 S, 31 W.'
Advice, hence for New York, May 25, in 41 N, 30 W.
Burrell, hence, June 2, in 45 N, 20 W.
Champion, New Orleans for this port, May 30, in 41, 49 W.
Cordelia, hence for New York, 17 days out, in 44 S, 30 W.
Defiance, hence for New York, June 7, in 47 N, 26 W.
Dundonald, for Quebec, June 4.
Evening Star, hence, May 30, in 48 N, 41 W.
Francis Ridley, Melbourne for London, March SO, in 375,33 W.
Frances, Bombay for this port, May 26, in 44 N, 33 W.
Golden Eagle, hence, April 19, in 19 S, 35 W.
Great Britain (s ), hence for Australia, June 13, off Bardsey.
Georgians, hence for Quebec, in 43 N, 29 W.
Glenarma, hence for Quebec, May 28, in 48 N, 43 W.
Glide, hence for Montreal, June 9, in 49 N. 27 W.
Isabella Harnett, hence for Calcutta, in 23 S, 31 W.
Jeremiah Garnett, Hamburg for Sydney, Jan. 15,in 33N,26W.
John and Lucy, hence for Melbourne, June 11, at 11 a.m., off
Bardsey.
John Dugdale, Canton for London, May 24, in 41 N, 32 W.
John Bull, hence, June 3, in 50 N, 12 W.
James Carson, hence for Melbourne, May 7, in 2 5, 22 W.
Judith, hence for Boston, June 9, in 49 N, 27 W.
Jessie Miller, hence for Nova Scotia, June 2, in 52 N, 30 W.
Kingston, for Quebec, May 28. in 44 N, 33 W.
Lott,- Port Philip for London, June 5, in 49 N, 25 W.
Liglitning, hence for Melbourne, May 31, in 15 N, 26 W.
Menai (s.), hence for Rio Janeiro, May 16, off Cape Frio.
Nightingale, New York for Australia, May 25, in 36 N, 58 W.
Olive, hence June 12, off Barth•ey.
Ronachan, hence for Quebec, May 26, in 42 N, 29 W.
Reindeer, hence for Guatemala, June 5 in 50 N, 8 W.
Stirlingshire, Launceston for London, in 49 N, 25 W.
Suffolk, New Orleans for this port, April 25, in 24 N, 85 W.
Sirnoom, bound E.S.E., May 18, in 17 N. 36 W.
Wild Irish Girl, from Moulmein, April 26.