The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Mary Holland, Dickie, hence at Stornaway, and proceeded
sth April for Riga.
Toby, Jarvis, and Wiridrush, Paul, hence at St. Michael.
Edward, Lincoln, sailed from Nazare for this port on the Sth
April.

Chartley Castle, Owen, from Callao at Queenstown.
COWES, 11th April.—Johanna Classina, Hazewinkel, from
Rotterdam, for Liverpool, which put in here 6th April, has
commenced discharging.
LONDONDERRY, 111 h April.—ram O'Shanter, Marienburg,
from Liverpool, for Quebec, put into Lough.swilley yesterday,
very leaky, and will have to discharge part of her cargo from
the fore hold, haviug encountered heavy weather 6th and 7th
April. and had to bear up from 300 miles to the westward.

MONDAY, APRIL 15.—Wind S.S.E.
ARRIVED.—Isis, Arana, Havannah—Triton, Smith, Charles-
ton—Fleta, M`Donald, Cuba—Argenti,Tampico and Havannah
—Crescent. Rio de la Hache—Frederika, Nieman, Rostock—
Clyde, Apalachicola.
SAI LED.—Autumnus, Beverley, for Madras--Britannia,
Hall, Newfoundland—Preciosa, Niejutor, Stettin--Edith,
Welch, Rotterdam—Googerat, Edmundson, Pictou—Hannah,
Richards, Newfoundland—Belina, Jaegar, Narva—Hornet,
Rutter, P. E. Island—Conqueror, Stark, Rio Janeiro—Mary
Atkinson, Coultwas, Dordt—Shaw, Hewitt, Newfoundland and
Quebec—Tyro, M`Farlane, Lisbon—Twee Zusters, Huisman.
Elsinore.

Madawasca, M•Kinnon, from Callao at Queenstown.
Lord Panmure, M`Leod, from Gonaives at Falmouth.
Azores Packet has not arrived from Malta, as reported 10th
instant.

QUEENSTOWN, 13th April.—The Earl Charlemont, Gardner,
from Liverpool to Bombay, put in here to-day with the crew in
a state of mutiny, and the master placed under confinement by
them. On investigation before the magistrates the whole of
the crew have been discharged.

fftaritrto.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. APRILI2.

Sugar : Holders continuing to offer freely, there has been a
fair amount of business, but at rather lower prices ; 450 hhds.
B. P., of which 300 were new Barbadoes, sold at 348.6 d. to 415.,
3500 bags Bengal at 345. to 405., 1600 bags Khaur at 28s. 6d.,
and 3500 bags Mauritius at 365. to 365. 6d., being a decline of
6d. to Is. per cwt. Foreign : 180 Mids. Porto Rico, of the new
crop, sold at 40s. per cwt. duty paid; the export demand con-
tinues slack, and sales are only 24 cases, 150 bags and brls.
Brazil and 100 boxes Havana.—Molasses: The new arrivals
coming in have induced holders of last year's crop to take
much lower prices than have been hitherto accepted; the sales
are 500 puns. Porto Rico at 15s. 6d., 400 Cuba at 158.6 d. to 168.,
and 300 Barbadoes at 15s. per cwt. The two cargoes of new
Porto Rico, just arrived, have been sent to store, the impor-
ters not being willing to accept the low price offered by the
trade.—Coffee : The recent import of Jamaica has been freely
offered, and the might improvement that existed ten days ago
is entirely lost, prices being now as low as ever ; 80 tces. have
been sold, at 465. 9d. to 545. for low to fine ordinary, and 625.
to 100 s. for low to fine middling; the latter quotation being
15s. below the rates of January. 100 bags native Ceylon were
sold early in the week at 525. 64., but that price is not now
obtainable, the nominal value being about 48s. per cwt.--A
small parcel of Babia Cocoa sold at 335. per cwt.—Nothing
done in Ginger or Pepper, bnt a small lot of Pimento brought
60. per lb., being an extreme price.—Rice : No sales of Ca-
rolina; 13,000 bags East brought 7s. 6d. for broken, and Ss. 6d.
to 9s. 9d. for low to good white, being a decline of fully 6d. per
cwt.—Rum is difficult of sale, except at lower prices; thebusi-
ness consists of 200 puns. Demerara, 32 to 37 per cent. 0.P., at
2s. 2d. to 2s. 4d. per gallon.—Tea : There has been a little
more doing, but prices are barely supported.—Guano: There
continues a fair demand, and the prices are unaltered.

LIVERPOOL COTTON

MARKET. APRIL 12

A large business has been transacted throughout the week;
the trade increasing their operations, prices of American have
advanced fully id. per lb., especially the middling qualities.
As regards Brazil, Maceio has been eagerly taken, both by
consumers and speculators, and prices are id. higher; Pernam
and Maranha► are steady. No change can be noticed in
Egyptian or East India : the import of both is heavy. Specu-
lators have taken 8370 American, 140 Pernam, and 1700 Maceio;
and exporters 3620 American, 120 Pernam, and 250 Surat.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
For the week ending April 12, 1850.

Prices paid Imports
iu the week.lThisWklThip Yr.

SALES OF THE WEEK

320 Sea Island
20 Stained ..

11*d g 174 d
61 17444 165485

13960 Bowed Georgia

f Mobile - 16V
237' Alabama and Tennessee 6 41506 180687
15520Prew Orleans ba .. 84
9
f Pernambuco Si Paraiba i 61. 71
1661 • 6
• 6
.37f
5422
3344 78 7
11284327364951
Aracati and Ceara .. • ' .. 6:
4340 Pbabia and Maceio
Maranham
6i §aw,ginned

.... Minas
.... Para
▪ Demerara,Surinam, &c _
1140 Egyptian 6,
• Barbadoes
.... Peruvian
.... Bahama
• Laguayra
40 Common West India, Sze. ( 5
• Carthagena
.... Smyrna
.... Manilla
3100 Surat ~
.... Madras
.... Bengal

64! 456
3i " 5i I 17561 35479

43100 bales

93060 468219

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL 9.

The supplies of Grain into this port coastwise and from
Ireland, during the week ending yesterday, are moderate, but
of Flour and Oatmeal rather less than usual ; these, however,
are amply made up by abundant arrivals simultaneously drop-
ping in from abroad, comprising mainly Wheat, Beans, and
Indian Corn, the two former from the north and south of
Europe and Egypt, and the latter partly thence, but chiefly
from the United States, of which 10,496 qrs. have been shipped
to Ireland. Of Flour the import is 2,419 brls. of American
and 6,166 sacks French.

Appalled by the large arrivals of Wheat, the millers have
acted very cautiously in their proceedings to-day, and moderate
retail sales are the only transactions observable; prices in con-
sequence are fully 2d. per 70Th. lower for all descriptions.
Sack Plour may be noted 6d. to Is. cheaper, with a dull sale,
but in American no change.

Having several buyersFJ-day from Ireland, Indian Corn has
continued to meet a fair demand at 275. 6d. to 275. 9d. tor good
yellow American, and 28s. for Ibrail, and 28s. 6d. for Galatz.
Ail other articles are slightly depressed in value.

BRITISH

Wheat, Is, 70tb. s. d. s. d. a. d. S. d.
English, red .... Old 5 6G 6 0 INew .. 5 3 5 6
Ditto, white 5 10 6 4 ,d 0..... 5 9 6 0
Irish, red
Ditto, white 5 0— 5 3 d 0..... 5 1— 5 4
Rye, English, qr —— ,Irs116011) ——
Barley, English, If., qr 2l 0 —23 0 ,Chevalr. 23 0 —25 0
Scotch & Irish, GOlb 2 7—2 10
Malt, English, 19, qr
pale
Irish
Oats, per 451 h.
English & Scotch, old! 2 7
Welsh
Irish, fine sorts
general do.
Beans, English, Pe (It

47 0 -52 0
37 0 -44 0

2 9 New

2 3 2 4 do.
2 3 2 4 do.
2 1 2 3 do.
27 0 —3l 0 do.
23 0 —24 0 do.
27 0 —29 0 blue

- - -
2 2 - 2 3i:
2 0- 2 li

Scotch 0601,4)480lb
Pease, English, white ..

121 0 -24 0

25 0 -26 0

Do. & Irish ..mapl(
Flour,per2Bo9,
Enkrlisli&lrish,2ndsl24 0 —25 0 fine .... i 25 0 —27 0
Ditto. superfinel26 6 —23 G extra —l3O 0 —32 6
Oatmeal, To Id. of 240,,
Irish, 1849
Canadian
Bran, as, 241 b

20 0 —2O 6 old
do.

19 0-I9 6
IS 0 -19 0
0 10 - 1 0

FOREIGN.
s. d. s. d

Wheat, Ir 3, 70lb.
Canadian red
United States do
Danzig, mixed and do
L Baltic & llinlnirg do
Riga and Petersbg. do
Odessa, common do
French,Spanish,&c.do
Bannat & Nlarianopoli
Mediter., &c. hard.do
Rye, qr., Baltic, &c.
Barley, IF. 601b,Grindine
Oats,v, 451 b.
Beans,vcr. European
480 It, Egyptian
Pease, le. qr.,
Baltic, &c., white

s. d. c. d.
10

5 3 5 0 iwhite.. 5
56-59(10.60-63
5 6 5 9 ibiglimix 6 6 6 9

3 5 6 6 0 white .. 5 9 6 3
) 4 7 4 10 Archngl 4 4 4 7
) 4 7 4 9 Polish.. 4 11 5 2

5 6 'white 5 6 5 10
5 1 Egypt'n 4 0— 4 6
4 0
0 0— 0 0

5 2 -
4 10 -
3 10 -
19 0 -20 0

2 8— 3 0 Malting' 0 0— 0 0
2 3 2 5 Russian 2 0— 2 1
24 0 —27 0 , 0 0 0 0
19 6 —•2O 6

26 0 —27 0 !Canada. 24 0 —25 0

Flour, la: bariel,
Canadian swee
U.S. West. Canal .. di
Philad. & Bltimore.di
Do. &Canadian.. sou
Indian Corn, le, 4801 b.
American white

22 6
18 0

European do
Do. Meal, brl. 19611,

27 6
0 0
12 6

CORN

-23 0
—23 0 Ohio
—23 0 jN.Orlns 0 0— 0 0
—2O 0' 0 0 0 0

By numerous report,
districts of this countr

-28 3 yellow . 27 0 —2B 0
0 0 .... 27 6 —2B 6
—l3 0 d 0..... 0 0— 0 0

,XCHANGE, APRIL 11

from the agricultural and consuming
during the week, nothing seems capa-

habitually subject of late. The deliieries from the growers,
now as labours of spring industry have so far advanced, appear
to increase, still imparting a tendency to lower prices, and in
several of the leading markets Wheat is accordingly Is. to 2s.
per qr. cheaper. Although in the northern ports of Europe the
stocks of this grain are said to be light, and the value high re-
latively with the existing rates here, it is intimated that the
supplies there will in some degree increase, so as to afford,
during the season, a tolerable quantity for export; meanwhile
arrivals from the south of Europe are reported to some extent,
and for the present conduce to depress the trade. Above all,
the appearance of the crops upon the ground, and future state
of the weather for bringing them to maturity, will chiefly in-
fluence the trade hereafter, and alone determine the result.

During the last three days we have received no supplies
worth naming, either coastwise or from Ireland, and from the
United States only 5793 qrs. of Indian Corn, against 5187 qrs.
exported to Ireland ; from the north and south of Europe, and
Egypt, however, the further import this week amounts to
nearly 10,000 quarters of Wheat, with 2336 sacks of Flour from
France. . . . .

At our market this morning the millers remained so deci-
dedly on the reserve, that the transactions in any description
of Wheat were extremely limited in amount; holders, not-
withsanding, refused to submit to further concession, and we
therefore repeat our last currency, which, however, was barely
sustained. American Flour continued to attract attention,
and good qualities would have been taken readily by consumers
at the annexed prices, but importers generally refusing to sell,
little business was done; whilst Irish and French moved slowly,
and, except prime samples, must be noted the turn cheaper.—
All kinds of Spring Grain were much neglected, but experi-
encing no perceptible change in prices, our quotations seve-
rally remain unvaried.—Oatmeal was also dull at late prices.—
Of Indian Corn the sales to-day were considerable, and al-
though new samples receded 6d. per qr. in the early part of
the morning, they closed firmly at 3d. decilne ; and all quali-
ties of old steadily realised the annexed rates of Tuesday, the
demand for Ireland remaining unabated.