The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11.—The market to-day has been less
active than was expected ; we bad not many buyers in at-
tendance, and the general transactions in 'Wheat were only of
moderate amount, few parcels of any magnitude being Liken;
holders were, however, firm, and the currencies of Tuesday
are fully maintained. For Flour, also, which was in fair
request, and not freely offered, we repeat the rates of that
day. Barley, of which a number of secondary parcels
appeared, was 2d per bushel cheaper, choice dry qualities
supporting our late quotations. Beans are in slow request.
Fine Oats, from scarcity, realise their previous value, but
inferior descriptions are somewhat cheaper. Oatmeal dull,
and the value scarcely supported. Indian Corn only in retail
demand, but without any change in price.

BRITISH. FOREIGN.
Wheat, 7016., s. d. a. d. Wheat, Is. 7011,, s. d. a. d.
English red old 9 3 tolo 1 Canadian 9 4to 9 9
Do. do. new 9 3.. 910 United States 9 5..10 0
Do. white oldlo 3.. 10 6 Danzig, &c 9 9..10 3
Do. do. new 9 9..10 4 Porneranean,&c 9 9..10 3
Irish red ..old 0 0.. 0 0 Danish,Stc 9 4.. 911
Do. d 0... new 0 0.. 0 0 French, &c 9 1.. 9 8
Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0 Odessa,Polish B. 7.. 9 1
Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube 8 4.. 8 8
Barley,Tqr.Chev. 0 0.. 0 0 Russian &chard 7 4.. 711
v6ol6.Sc.&lrish 5 2.. 5 7 Egyptian
Malt,9e qr. Eng... 69 0..76 0 Barley, is.6olb 4 10.. 5 2
Do. Irish .... 0 0.. 0 0 Oats, 494516 3 9.. 4 0
Oats, 7j) 451 b., Beans,vlr.Eurp 52 0..55 0
Eng.&Sctch,old 4 3.. 4 6 ;448016Egyptn 47 0..48 0
Do. lrish,old 3 9.. 4 0 Peasopqr.white 57 0..60 0
Do. Do. new 3 9. •3 11 Ind. Corn, v4Bolb,
Beansop qr. Eng.. 52 0..56 0 Amer. yellow 45 0.. 46 0
4, 480 lb. Sc. &1r.49 0..52 0 Dn. white 45 0..47 0
Peas,* qr. Eng... 58 0..62 0 French.yellow 44 0..45 0
Flour, 2801 b, Do. white 44 0..46 0
Seconds
Fine 45 0. •47 0 Flour, brl. 1961 b,
Superfine 50 0..55 0 Can., sweet .. 36 0..37 0
Extra 56 0.. 57 0 U. States, do. 36 6..37 0
Oatmeal, Do.&Can.sour 31 0..33 0
Irish .. . 0..33 O. rncli*sk2Bol6 0 0.. 0 0
.MANCHESTER, Nov. Io.—At our market this morning a
very languid feeling prevailed, and Wheat receded in value
3d per 701 b. Flour must also be noted Is per sack and barrel
cheaper. Oats declined Id per 451 b., and Oatmeal 6d to is
per load. In beans no alteration was apparent.
PRESTON, Nov. 12.—There was a fair supply
of English
Wheat at our Market this morning, which met a languid sale
at a decline of about is per windle. Irish and Scotch nomi-
nal. Foreign, 2d to 3d per bushel lower. There was more
firmness as regards Flour, and the above reduction has not
been generally submitted to today. Beans in request and
rather dearer. Oats continue very scarce, and for retail
parcels the above currency is in most cases rather exceeded.
Oatmeal neglected at reduced quotations.
WAKSFIELD, Nov. 11.--The show of Wheat is small,
and the demand restricted, and prices are is to 3s per qr.
lower than last Friday. Barley is in limited demand, at a
,e(luction.of 2.5. pe- qr. All other articles are a. 5 before.

TUESDAY, Nov. B.—'
A R R

Village Maid, Burke
Miramichi
Cumloden Castle, M'Donnell
Quebec
Ditto

Tempest, Patten
St. Stephen's, N.B.
Jeune Agatha Gal at z
Fanny Huntley Ditto
Morris, Purdy Ditto
SAI

Balbec (s.s.), Simpson
Constantinople
Ysabel, Bandrich Barcelona
Camillus, Eaton Charleston

'ind S. to N.V., fresh.

V 8 D.

Odessa, Aschendorff
Cronstadt
Elvira Ditty
Anke Bertg Ditto
Crisopolus Ibraila
Mensagura Barbary
Factor, Richards Hamburgh
Onesime Jersey
John Quebec
Neptune St. John's
.E D .

. .
Nora Creina, Walsh
Newfoundland
Lean, Govaests Ostend

Ina, Wood, from Halifax, at this port, with loss of topmast,
jibboom, &c., in a heavy sea on the 20th of October, in lat.
48, lon. 16.
Campbell, Thompson, hence for La Guayra. at Larne, 4th
inst., with the captain and part of the crew disabled.
I. The Richmond, supposed to be from Tobasco, for this port,
was off Charleston on the 21st Oct., in distress.
Jearus, Wright, sailed from Smyrna, 19th Oct.; Arabian
(s.s.), 25th Oct. ' • and Garland, 27th, all for this port.
The Queen of the West, hence for New York, was off Cork
on the 6th inst., putting back to this port, dismasted. Pas-
sengers all well, and wind north. Sailed on the 9th Oct.
The Steam-tug company's boat Defiance has been sent in
search of her.
LIMERICK, Nov. s.—The screw-steamer Secret, for Liver-
pool, was towed back to this port yesterday, to undergo
repairs.
DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MA N, NOW. 4.—A gilt head-board, marked
"Amelia," was washed ashore at Port St. Mary, on 9nd inst.
WEXFORD, Nov. 5. A boat, with " Nerio, of Jersey,"
painted on the stern, was picked up on the 2nd instant, on
Ballytreat Strand.

BELFAST, Nov. 6.—The vessel on shore on Burr Isle, re•
ported as the Sophia, is the Sapphire, from the Clyde for
Melbourne. Her fore and tnain masts have been cut oval',
and she lies in a very dangerous position.—The Charles
Crooker, from Liverpool for New York,
which put into his
lough on the 24th Oct., in distress, proceeded to-day on her
t_
voyage, after refitting.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9.—Wind N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.
Chatham, Smith Baltimore 1 Rothschild, Bulkeley Quebec
Enterprise, Davies New York

SAILED.
Geo. Washington, Cummings I Marco Polo, M`Donnell
New York Melbourne
Fitzjames, Hoyt New Orleans I City of Glasgow (5.8.), Wylie
Osprey, Willerton Ditto Philadelphia
Lydia, Greaves Ceylon Mars, NA hite Africa

Atlantic (s.), West, from New York, at this port, left 29th
Oct. Has $500,000 in specie.
William, Staveley, from Quebec for this port, at Lough
Foyle.
Niagara (r.ns.s.), hence at Boston, 2Sth Oct.
Charles Holmes, Pilsburg, and Leon, Percy, hence at
Havanna.
Rival, Pordare, hence at Terceira.
Hibbert, Loran, and Elizabeth, Williams, hence at Beirout.
Doctor, Lobb, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Margaret (s.), Simpson, hence at Ilayre,

Emma Watt's, Diarborn,. and Franchise, Robinson, hence
at Charleston.

The A va, hente for Galati, was wrecked at Sulina previous
to the 27th Oct..

The Arcole, Jentsings, from Baltimore for this port, put
back to Baltimore,.2s6 Oct., after being on shore.
Jenny Wren, Johnson, and Sultan, Sharp, hence at San
Francisco.

Arabian (s.s.), Graves, from Levant, at Malta, and left 29th
Oct., for this port
Phoebe (s.s.), Brennan, hence at Malta, and left Ist instant,
for Constantinople.
Richmond, from Tobasco, at Charleston. for this port, with
loss. of head of ,mtinmast, &c., leaky, and part of cargo
thrown overboard, having encountered a hurricane, 19th
Oct., lat. SO N.

Tile John, from Quebec, in corning up the river last even-
ing, was in contact with the Countess of Ellesmere (s.), lost
head, cutvrater, &c. The steamer lost funnel and masts, and
bad the port paddle-box stove.
. .

H.M.S. Cockatrice, from the West Coast of Mexico, at
Panama, 11th Oct., with $540,000 in silver for transmission
across the Isthmus to England, and 200,000 for Valparaiso.
SKIBBEREEN, Nov. 7.—A piece of Wank, nine feet long
and nine inches wide, with " Mooresfort," in gilt letters, cut
in the board, was washed on shore near Crookbaven.
QUEBEC, Oct. 26.—The Temisconatar hence for Liverpool,
put back yesterday, from the Brandy Pots. having lost wind-
lass and hawser, 24th Ott. in a gale from the eastward.
PANAMA, Oct. 17.—T1 e, Lady Gough, for Peru and Liver-
pool, put back 13th Oct., I lay.
KiLßustr, Nov. 6--The of Liverpool, Birch, from
Limerick for London, was on shore yesterday, in Renvilla
Bay, entrance of the Shannon, a total wreck. Materials saved,
and part of the cargo expected to be saved, if she did not go
to pieces last night.
BORDEAUX, Nov. s.—The repairs of the French ship Jenny,
Chariand, which put into Gibraltar in distress, Bth Sept., on
her voyage from Smyrna to Liverpool, were completed, End
she was reloading her cargo, 27th Oct., after borrowing £724
upon bottomry.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.—A dismasted vessel with everything
gone close to the deck, with another vessel close to her, which
was supposed to have taken off her crew, was passed 22nd
Oct., lat. 30 N, lon. 29 %V. A large ship, with painted ports.
under jury masts, and with a shipwrecked crew on board,
steering N.E., was passed 23rd Oct., lat. 35 N., lon. 74 W.

THURSDAY, Nov. li

ARRI

Elizabeth Bruce, New Orleans
Cromwell, Ball Ditto
Great Western, Furber
__ _

New York
City of Manchester, Flinn

Spartan

Montreal
Quebec
SA I

St. Vincent. Shepperd
St. Vincent
Sobraon, Griffiths
San Francisco
Vasco de Gama, Lees
Bombay

.—Wind S., moderate.
V ED.

Rita, Joblin Smyrna
Margaret (s.), Hockey Havre
Blossom, Ritchie
St. Petersburg
Victor, Brown Halifax
Luna Honduras

LED.

Western Continent, Higgins

New Orleans
Holyoke. Perkins Ditto
sea Snake, Gibart Adelaide
Henry Clay, Caulking
New York

Cormorant (s.s.), hence at Helvoet.
Hampton, Boyle, hence at Miramichi.
Eliza Morrison, sailed from Callao for England, 29th Sept.
Callao, hence, and Cornelia, from Valparaiso, both at Callao.
A derelict vessel of about 300 tons, apparently a brig, with
roundhouse on deck, painted white at the top and blue sides,
was passed on the 291 h Oct., in lat. 49 N., lon. 22, by the
John, which has arrived here.
GALATZ, Oct. 27.—The water on the bar at Sulina is steady
at 7i feet. The Stranger, from Liverpool, was outside the bar.
TEXEL, Nov. B.—A sunken ship is lying about six miles in
the offing north of Egmond. An English boat, without mark,
has come ashore near Urk ; also, an Overyssel boat and two
bales of cotton, weighing 200 kilogrames, equal to 44011 m.
English, marked " 1 V 'MACH."

FRIDAY,

A It R
Lady Russell, Smiley Quebec
Centipede, Priest Pstras
Ellen, Leighton Bombay
S A I

Clangregor, Carnacban
Bombay
Souvenir, Poppano Ancona
Rozona, Spittal Valparaiso
Bonita, Stur►nay Rio Janeiro
Johann Lange, Lucke
New York
Susan G. Owens, Pierce
Charleston
Tagus, Rowett La Guayra
Wilhelm, Reetzke Dantz►c
Ely, Hopkins Barcelona
Julia, Erezuma Santander
Bonaparte, Mercier
Marseilles
Crusader, Haguoel Honduras
Cassimer, Bengraua Havana

Nov. 11.

VE D .
Lady Hilda, Thomas
Barbadoes
Sumatra Rotterdam

Waterwitcb (s.s.), Hamilton
Oporto
Cornelia, Visser Melbourne
Norma, fiery Havre
Simeon Hardy, Belcher
Barbadoes
Constitution, Britton
New York
Maria, Agnete Flensburg
Gannet (s.s.) Helvoet
Joveti Inetitia, Angorandia
Santander
MosesTaylor,French Havana
Tamaulipas (s.s.) London
Margaret
Prince Edward Island

Faro, Trinander, sailed from Bilboa for this port.
Arno (s.s.), sailed from Genoa for Leghorn, Nov. 3.
The Marco Polo, hence fur Ale'bourne, was left by the
steam-tug about five o'clock yesterday, 20 miles N.W. of
Holyhead. Wind W.S.W. Ship under double-reefed topsails.
DUBLIN, Nov. 10.—A quantity of bales and cases, part of
the cargo of the Firefly, from Liverpool for St. Domingo,
wrecked off Wicklow, has been washed up on that coast.
WATERVORD, Nov. B.—The Ellen (smack), hence for Liver-
pool, which sank at Dun annon, Oct. 30, and afterwards
hauled into shallow water, has come here to discharge.

SATURDAY, Nov.
A R R

,2.—Wind S.E., light.
vE D .

Quebec

Nuovo Gursseppe, Alexandria Geo.}:oster
Neptune Ditto Familien, Erlen
Kerelaw, Easdale Gamla Carleby
Buenos Ayres

SAILED.

David Harrison,Jellard Bahia I West Point, Mullinor
Mary Miller, Hobbs Jamaica New York
Shark, Toovey Maranbain Raymond, Pestel Bordeaux
Clara Wheeler, Nelson Amoy, Kenny Savannah
New Orleans I Canada (a.), Stone Boston
Pyriole (s.s.), Dugast Nantes Susan Hinks, Gay Ditto

Arno (s.s.), hence at Leghorn.
Occident, Cherrucio, sailed from Pernambuco for Paraiba
and this port, 6th ult.
Cambria, which arrived here yesterday from Calingapatam,
eencounieren a hurricane, from the 3rd to the 11th August,
off the Cape, and threw part of cargo overboard.
The Woodside Ferry steamer Queen was in contact this
morning with the coasting schooner Lady Moatyn, for Run-
corn, which lost bowsprit, &c. The steamer's paddle-box
was slightly damaged.
A derelict brig, apparently English, with house aft painted
green, and covered with canvass, and with something resem-
bling the Ace of Clubs painted on the stern, between the cabin
windows, was passed on the 3rd inst., in lat. 50, lon. 16.
The New Messenger, which arrived here yesterday from
Montreal, encountered a hurricane from northwest on the
20th ult. lat. 31, lon. 28, and was )love-to for twenty-four
hours : during the gale she was struck by a heavy sea, which
carried away her bulwarks, rails, quarter-boards, galley, &c.
BELFAST, Nov. 10.—The James, M'Calmont, of Belfast,
from Glasgow for Liverpool, has put in here, making three
feet of water per hour, having sprung a leak, 6th inst. The
Coronilla, Boyd, of Harrington, from Liverpool for Gibraltar,
&c., has put in here for examination and repairs, having
sprug a leak, off Tuskar, and lost topmast, sails,,&c.

SUNDAY, Nov. 13.
ARRI
Alps (s.s.),

S.E., light.
r v E 1) .
ickinan, Havre.

SAILED.
Vigilant,Denduyts Ostend Pelican (s.s.), Croft Lisbon
Portland, Ogg Byzantium, Robson Ditto
Grenada and Mobile H. Eastee, Collins Cape Town
Asia (s.), Lott, from New lork, at this port ; sailed 2nd
instant. Has 3986,000 in specie on freight. On the 3rd in-
stant, at nine a.m., about 240 miles from New York, passed
the Africa (a.), hence for New York.

Neptunus, Jansen, hence at Frederika.
Kitty Cordes. Hannah, hence at Mobile.
Arctic (s.), Luce, hence at New York.
British Queen (mi.), Dobbins, hence at Cagliari.
H. H. Booty, Snow, and J. I'. Whitney, Whitney, hence at
New Orleans.
Maha Ranee cleared at Calcutta, 21st September, and Anne
Melhuish, 24th, for this port.
Henrietta Klasina' Hague, and Cornucopia, Jardis, 23d
September, hence at Singapore.
Albert Edward sailed .rom Bombay 3rd ult. ; Ariga, 11th ;
and John Moore, 13th, for this port.
Wild Flower, Hewitt, and Robert Barbour, Candlish, hence
at Calcutta.
Lady Franklin, Yeaton, experienced heavy north •west
gales, lost foretopgallant mast, sails, &c. ; Albert Gallatin,
Delano ; Garrick, Sands ; Constantine, Duyree ; Australia,
Edwards ; and Forest King, Allen, experienced heavy westerly
gales, had thirty-eight deaths on the passage, hence at New
York.
James Brown sailed from Saugor, 16th Sept., and Sabrina,
Ist ult., for this port.
CHARLESTON, Nov. I.—The ship Austria, from Liverpool
for this port, remains on the shoals, and has bilged. The
vessel and cargo will prove a total loss.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—The Princess Charlotte, from Potook
Mosquito for London, put in here, 31st October, making six-
teen inches of water per hour, and with loss of some sails,
spars, quarter boats, &c., having encountered a hurricane,
19th Oct., in lat 30, lon. 77, from N.E. to S.W. The barque
Diligence, at this port, from Matanzas, reports :—On the 22nd
ult., in lat. 30 52, lon. 77, saw a vessel dismasted and aban-
doned, on fire, with the name of Crawford on the head. A
telegraph dispatch from St. John's, N. 8., this morning, says
that the ship President has been got off, and is at anchor off
Partridge Island.
SHANGHAI, Sep. 21.—The Mencius, Leask, from Liverpool,
got aground in the Yang-tse-Kiang, previous to 14th Sep.t but
got off and arrived here on the 16th. The Panic, from Liver-
pool, went ashore on the North Bank, Sept. ; site has dis-
charged the greater part of her cargo, but remains on shore,
and her getting off is very doubtful.

MONDAY, Nov. 14.—Wind, N.
ARRIVED.

Marys, Thompson Quebec Imperial
C. Jerome, jun., Cone Irene, MaSOD,
New York

St. John, N.B.
Ditto

SAILED.
Hippogriffe, Holmes Boston I Elizabeth Rose, Lawrence
Shannon, Thompson Gibraltar
New York I Symmetry, Aikenhead
Margaret (s.), Hockley Havre C. G. Hode and Adelaide
Magdalene, Hustede I Windsor Castle, Rogers
Hamburg Apalachicola

The Imperial arrived here, passed the Indian Queen outside,
and from the description will be the Indian Queen from Cork.
The Queen of the West, hence to New York, has put back
dismasted, towed round from Queenstown by the steam-tug
Constitution.
Keepsake, Graham ; Imogene, Lawrence; and Waterhlly.
Flynn ; all hence at Montreal.
Fingal. Black, hence at Quebec.
Britannia, Lowther, hence and Port Mahon, at Barcelona,
after riding quarantine at Port Mahon.
,
Greggans, hence at
Elise, Buckwold, and Mary Ismay,

Lagunas t a t
for Oct,
this
sBpo Nov.l.
Success, Burton,
.
port Vera z:
Elena sailed fruomli
Henry Ismay„
Vera
sailed frruozmf oCrr a
Bell.
hence Ceylon Oct 7.
BELFAST, Nov. 12.—The brig Francisco was found a dere-
lict on the rocks north of Ballyfeyris Point last night, by the
coast guard., She was got off this morning, and towed up to
the quay. From the papers discovered on board she appears
to be from the Clyde to Genoa with castings.
NEW YoaK, Nov. I.—The Western World, from Liverpool
to this port, stranded 22nd Oct., on Squam Reach, remains
in the same condition, with little prospect of getting her off.
Should the fine weather continue, most of her cargo will be
saved.
QtrlitiEc, Oct. 29.—The Canada, Miller, received consider-
able damage during the gale of the 24th, and will have to go
into dock for repairs. The Stadacona, and another vessel, at
one of the Coves, received some injury (luring the same gale.
SHANGIIAE, Sept. 22.—The Panic, from Liverpool, which
got ashore below Woosung, in a tyrhoon, floated last night,
after discharging about 800 packages into boats, and is ex-
pected up here to-morrow. The ship apparently has not sus-
tained the least damage.