The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-02 00:00:00

THE LIVERML STANDARD.

SA t LIR D.—Alice Wilson, Coward)and Minor Chapman,Fran-
ces, for Lima—Mary Morrall, Brewer ; Valparaiso, Whiteside,
and Catherine Jenkins, Gibbs, Valparaiso—Hemisphere, Whit-
telsey, and Equator, Ewer, New York—Mary Gibson, Sinclair,
Beirout.

America (s.), Shannon, from New York, at this port; sailed
19th, and from Halifax, N.S. 21st June, at 7 50 p.m.
Philip Laing, Cadenhead—Anne Cropper, Morton—Concor-
dia, Carrick—Duke of York, Rooke—John Wood, Mundle—
Amathea, Wilson—and Patriot Queen, Itoddock, all hence at
Calcutta.

Queen Mab, M‘Donald, and City of Manchester, M'lntyre,
hence at Bombay.
Gunga. Throwell, hence at Madras.
Emma Graham, Ferguson, and Madonna, hence at Rio Ja-
neiro.

Broad Oak, hence at Bahia.
Alida, Agnes, hence at Rouen.
Narigateur, Cassard, hence at Dunkirk.
Cambria (5.,) hence at Halifax.
Uriel, Sim son, and Florida, Pearson, hence at New Orleans.
Honor, Junatin, hence for St. Thomas, at Newport.
Samuel, Leighton, hence for Quebec, at Newport; lost anchor
and chain.

Palamedes, Nieman, from Rostock for this port, off Dover,

Ellen, Bell, sailed fr.om Alexandria, E., Bth-Jurie, and Mur-
ray 16th June, both for this port.
Maria, sailed from Nantes for this port, 26th June.
Syhia, Hooks, sailed from Marseilles for this port, 22d June.
Llewellyn, Jones, sailed from Madras for this port, 16th May.
Charlotte Thompson sailed from Bombay 15th May—Anne
Armstrong 15th—Hope and Jane Glassin 22d May, all for this
port—and Ayrshire, for London, 15th May.
Princess Royal, Adamson, sailed from Saugor Bth May, and
Charlotte, Affleck, 12th May, both for this port; and Regina,
Denas, for London, 9th May.
Mary Sparks, Graham, from London, and Ben Lomond, from
Aden, at Bombay.

Beethoven, Aitkin, from Mauritius, and Manchester, For-
syth, from Ennore, at Madras.
NARVA, 2On' JUNE —The Dina, Molder, from this port,
parted her anchors during. a :rale, lith June; got in contact
with a Dutch vessel, which had also broken adrift, and sunk in
the roadstead : crew drowned

ilfiarketo.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Jurnt 28

Sugar: As holders are waiting for the reduction of duty, the
sales are limited to 350 hl.ls. B. P. and 3,500 bags Bengal, at
full prices. Foreign : Porto Rico 378. to 435. per cwt., duty
paid, and brown Paraiba 17s. 3d. per cwt. in bond. Molasses:
Trinidad, 158. per cwt. from the quay. Coffee: Jamaica has
been disposed of at full prices; plantation Ceylon 535. 6d. to
545. 3d. ; native (of last year's import), 428. 6d.—Black Pepper
brought 30., Pimento na. to 6d. per lb. Rice: Bengal 7s. 6d.
to 10s. 6d. for broken to middling white. Rum : Demerara
has been sold without change. _

Tea : Common Congous very saleable at lOad. per lb. ; com-
mon greens are also Id. per lb. dearer.
Sago Flour 19s. per cwt., Castor Oil bad. per lb., and Mother-
of-Pearl-Sbells x2l per ton. Saltpetre 258. to 275. 6d., and
Nitrate of Soda 13s. 9d. per cwt.
Guana has been taken at steady prices.

Aflattets.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 29..

The weather continues most favourable, and whilst sellers
show no inclination to submit to reduction upon the late price
of any article, buyers restrict their purchases to what is neces
nary for the supply of present wants. The business of the week
has consequently been of a limited character. The same
description applies to our market today; th,re is no move-
ment in any article calling for particular notice, and we do not
vary the quotations of our last except for Indian Corn, which is
Is. per qr., and Oatmeal 3d. per load cheaper.