The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-04-12 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

MANCHESTER, APRIL 9.—There was so little business
passing at our market this morning that prices were almost
nominal, although had buyers of Flour appeared they might
have supplied themselves on easier terms.
WAKEFIELD, APRIL B.—We have moderate arrivals. The
Wheat trade continues very inanimate, and the demand entirely
confined to good fresh qualities, of which millers take just for
their immediate wants, at rather lower prices. No change in
the value of Barley. Oats and Shelling meet a dull sale. Beans
are held at late prices.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, Aram 9. —At this day's
market there was only a limited supply of Wheat from the
farmers, consequently it was cleared off upon similar terms to
last Saturday. In ship or granaried parcels there was only a
retail trade doing, buyers only taking sufficient to meet their
immediate requirements, and prices are Is per quarter lower
upon the week for all except choice qualities. There was rather
a better sale for malting Barley, owing to the weather keeping
cool, but no more money was obtained. Malt of fine quality
supports its value, but secondary samples are quite neglected.
Oats fit for seed sold rather dearer, but having good supplies
from the north, feeding qualities would not bring any better
prices than on this day se'nnight. In the v alue of other grain
no change. Flour dull, but not cheaper.
CORK, APRIL 9.—The weather is harsh, but favourable for
getting in spring crops. Foreign imports are again liberal,
3,800 quarters Wheat, and 8,800 quarters Indian Corn. In
foreign Wheat millers still cautious ; sales are confined to im-
mediate wants, and Gd per barrel reduction generally on all
qualities. Indian Corn in good demand; holders ask an
advance of 2s Gd to 5s per ton, which is not freely given. For
Oats, free on board, no inquiry; quotations nominal.
DUBLIN, APRIL B.—There was again a brisk demand for
Oats and Barley at market to-day, and both articles realised a
further advance of about 6d per barrel. We do not alter our
quotations for other articles, but the tendency of prices was in
favour of the buyer.

White Wheat.. 26s Od to 30s Od Rapeseed 2ls Od to 23s Oil
I
Red d 0.... 25s Od to 28s Od Oatmeal Ils Od to 12a Od
Barley 13s Od toll6s 3d Bakers' Flour. Hs Gd to 18s Od
Bere Os Od to Os Od Indian Corn,
044 1" " to lit 9d PeX 4Mbi, 309 Od to Ns Od

SALFORD, APRIL

.—The number of beasts less, and o

peep large

from 74d to &id ; Shorn
in a
ta,ldi ty,
offNr.eorn; 3gdontao 6cid, naal
itty,
Sheep, 6d to 7d, and a few left at the close. Calves, 6d to 6ici.
Number of Beasts, 1,374; Sheep, 4,118; Calves, 404.
LEEDS, Aran. 6.—The number of Beasts at this day's
market was 700. Buyers were numerous, and business in the
morning was sluggish, but as the day advanced nearly all were
sold at Bs, and for prime, 8s 4d per 16 lbs. Sheep, 3,800; all
were sold. Shorn Sheep, 6icl to 7d ; in wool, Sid to Sid per lb.
DUBLIN, APRIL 7.—Butchers having disposed of their
Easter stocks were inclined to purchase today, and although
the supply was fair for the season, the highest prices of the
season were had for Beef, and on Sheep, a small advance.
There was also from the fair of Mullingar considerable num-
bers of young stock, which also sold well, and milch cows.
The Pig market was a large one, but from a quantity of Ame-
rican bacon and pork being expected prices were not higher.

Beef, sinking offal, 50s to 56s per cwt. ; Mutton, 6d to Sd a Sid ;
Veal, 7id to Sd per lb., and scarce; Lambs, 20s to 24s each;
Pork, 37s to 30s a lOs per cwt.

SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, APRILS.—Wind W., fresh breeze

ARRIVED.—General Taylor, Mitchell, from New Orleans—
Agamemnon, Attridge, Mobile—Triton, Smith, Charleston—
Hope, Smith, Bombay—Montezuma, De Courcy, New York—
Plencia, De Goya, and Biscaitarra, Arruza, Matanzas—Helene,
Ferguson, Maracaibo—Petrel, Africa—Eliza Bell, Pattison,
Hayti—Bartolo, Loich, Constantinople—Sophia, Cileuto, Na-
ples—Royal William, M'Arthur, and Perseverance, Surridge,
Catania—Francis Nesham., Hobson, Marseilles—Camilla, Lema,
Gibraltar—lrene, Blampied, Lisbon—Amicitia, Hellingham,
Rotterdam—Jacohina Gezina, Reindeers, Corunna—Trinity
Yacht, Hounsell, Porto Rico.
SAlLED.—Coquetta, Luces, Bilboa, &c.—Pudsey Dawson,
Davies' Bombay—Acastus, Chambers, Danzig—Sir Colin
Campbell, Mann, Coquimbo—Gipsey Queen, Lockhart, Hali-
fax—Argo, Nicholsoi, Konigsberg—Gannet, (s. 5.,) Holland,
Lisbon—Fidget, Jarvis, Nassau, N.P.—Pilot Fish, Sedgley,
Rio Janeiro—John Francis, Stewart, and Favourite, Lithgow,
Quebec—lmperial, Bannerman, St. John, N.B.

Marcia, Hall, and Agnes, Fox, hence at Trinidad.
Australia, Noble, for China at Trinidad.
St. Vincent, Sheppard, hence at St. Vincent.
Matilda, Ashmead, hence at Barbados.
Evangelist, hence at Mazatlan.
Castries, King, hence at St. Lucia.
Rubis, Nieburding, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Vesta, Hate. hence at Gonaives.
Rips, Zuluaga, hence at Havana.
Murray, Booker, and Jamaica, hence at Jamaica.
Jane Ellis, sailed from Gonaives Feb. 22, and Catania, March
3, both for this port. _ _

New City of Cork sailed from Barbados March 11th, and In
dustrious,_l2th, both for this port. _ _

Acorn, -Noel; Bellona, Jutnp ; and Leonora, Thompson,
hence at Demerara.

Parker, cleared at Demerara February 27th, and Acanthus,
March 2d, both for this port

James Browne, hence-at Port Philip, January 3d, and pro.
ceeded for Geelong.

August, Jensen Lootse, Rohr; and Anna Charlotte, Timm
hence at La Guavra.

Cosmopolite, Forsyth, from Gibraltar, at Valparidso, and
sailed for San Francisco, 13th Feb.

Mary Gillespie, Allen, hence, and Apane, Easson, from San
Francisco, both at Valparaiso.
Courier, Edmondson, hence; Coronet, Wilson. from Chin-
cas, and sailed 19th Feb. for England; Cheshire, Hogg, from
Tortorillo • Ann Best; Betsey Atkins, Atkinson; and James
Gibbs, Jackson, from Chinchas; Ocean Queen, from Acapulco;
Miwchester, Burke, from Australia ; and Tuskar, Garrick,
from California, all at Callao.