The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-12 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Auc. 5

We have a large supply of Wheat and Flour from Ire-
land since this day week, but of other produce thence or
Coastwise, the arrivals are comparatively light ; from
abroad the import consists of a fair quantity of Pease and
Flour from Canada, with 1100 qrs. of Egyptian Beans.
Although from an early hour this morning we have
had constant rain, the price of free Wheats can
scarcely be noted dearer than on Friday last, still
we have Lad a fair demand, at the full advance then
stated, increasing our quotations upon the rates of this day
week 61. per 701 b. Several cargoes of bonded Wheat
have also changed hands, at 6s. per bushel for Baltic red,
and 7s. for prime Dantzic.
Canadian Flour may he doted 3s to 4s per sack dearer
than on Tuesday last; and Sates, both free and in bond,
at a similar improvement, at which the demand for the
former has been c nsiderable.

Barley, with rather more inquiry, was 2d. per 60 lbs.
dearer; and Malt, Beans, and Pease, steadily maintained
former prices.

Oats and Oatmeal attracted more attention, and must
be noted, the former Id. per 451b5., and the latter ls. 6d.
per 2401b5. over the rates of this day se'nnight.

MONTHLY ACCOUNT of Imports, Duties Paid,
and Bonded Stocks in-Liverpool, viz.:—lmported into
Liverpool from the Ist to the 31st July, 1845. Foreign—
Wheat, 420 qrs. ; Beans, 3,767 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 166
qrs. ' • Oatmeal, 2 sacks; Flour, 3 brls. British and Co-
lonial—W heat, 28,923 qrs. ; Barley, 686 qrs. ; Oats, 8,723
qrs. ; Rye, 10 qrs. ; Beans, 1,327 qrs. ; Pease, 2,862 qrs. ;
Oatmeal, 7,089 sacks ; Flour, 38,631 sacks 24,565 brls.—
Duties paid in Liverpool from the 28th June to the 31st
July, 1845. Foreign—Wheat, 618 qrs. ; Oats, 15 qrs. ;
Beans, 2,592 qrs. ; Pease, 800 qrs. ; Flour, 47 brls. Co-
lonial—Wheat, 1,285 qrs ; Pease 3,015 qrs. ; Oatmeal,
985 sacks ; Flour, 40,170 brls.—Stocks of Grain, Flour,
and Oatmeal, in Liverpool, 31st July, 1845. In Bond—
Wheat, 80,287 qrs. ; Barley, 3,890 qrs. ; Oats, 3,258 qrs. ;
Beans, 17,720 qrs. ; Pease, 3,064 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 5,262
qrs. ; Flour, 97,323 barrels.

I'o
`DNESDAY, AUGUST t.,..
(WEDNESDAY,
'ttron tt• Heber, M'Farlane, Batavia—Robinson, Milburn The
duties upon a 1 Foreign and C lonial produce remain for
r _
%Itii"tlig' London, Ros,, New York—Lune, Andrews, and the ensuing precisely the same as last week.
~ t„. Quebec —E Davies and Ocean C,13, ild J Flumes, With the exception of a fair supply of Wheat and Flour re.
',/,:a. itres-s, C,rmick, Lim a,--At.tigua Facmet, nt, •
ceived into this port during the last three days from Ireland, wo
"'riot, Cargill, Cronstadt. have no arrivals worth naming from any quarter fresh in for
;114t11 -- to-day.
' Ricks, and Ferdi,sand, Bartels, hence at Cronstadt

—Wind S.W., light

CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 8

timer, and Lion, Watson, sailed from Cronstadt 18th
"arali Mills, Wood, 2h—all f tis
loX,!ert, hence at Wolgfita- t 21st Jor ulyh. port.
iiii:rmer, hence at Swinemunde 26th July.
rn,N hence at Marseilles 30th July.
let 'Nth, hence at Oporto.2,Ah July.
llp LaTana, sailed from Naples for this port on the

The incessant rain which came down here doting the whold
tw my-four hours of Tuesday last, was succeeded on the fol-
lowing days by frequent heavy showers: since then the wea-
ther has gradually improved, and to-day being fine, with a dry.
ing wind, it is hoped, notwithstanding some fields of corn have
been partially laid, that the serious apprehensions which re-
cently;began to be entertained for the safety of the crops. may
yet be alleviated by a more auspicious season henceforward.
Under this impression, and the large consu:: ing towns hav-
ing been well supplied latterly with English Wheat, very few
country millers appeared at our Corn Exchange to-day ; and
our local buyers, being mostly on the reserve, the transactions,
in any description of English, Irish, or Foreign free Wheats
were upon a limited scale, at a slight abatement, in some cases,
from the current rates of Tuesday; bonded Wheat, however
has continued to meet inquiry, and since our last report several
more cargoes have changed hands at late pric :s.-Lish Flour
remaining in fair request. maintained our last quotations : but
in States or Canadian, little business and no variation in prices
were observable to-day. _

I, qr
1114,nbY, sailed from Cadiz for this port gth July
'lna, Zabala, sailed from Cadiz for Seville oa the

Contente, hence at Lisbon 26th July.
4.llingsley, sailed from Lisbon for this port 24th July.
41mesnot, Maddiek, hence at Ancona 20th July.
the
West, Darkey, sailed from Ancona for Zante 23rd

44
wall, Loney, hence at St. Thoma*.
Spa ey, hence at Vera Cruz
Watson, from Ichaboc at Grenada.
itaocter, sailed from Palermo for this port Bth July.
4i4 irom London at Antigua.
Kellar, from London at Antigua 6th July, after being
4,14 St, John's Harbour, and after discharging part of

Barley, Beans, Pease, and Indian Corn, beginning to attract
attention for feeding purposes, were in tolerably demand at
an advance upon each of Is. per quarter; and Malt of prime
quality was held at a similar improvement.
Oats, becoming rather scarce, and a fair quantity taken for
country account, were id. per 451bs. dearer; aqd Oatmeal,
commanding more attention than of late. seve al tolerably large
parcels were bought for investment, at au advance of 6d. to Is.
per 24111b5.

(4,p riffiths, hence at Antig...
leir4r, ailed from Antua for tins port
V
114141:lbell,s hence at Hav-niga 27th June. Burton, hence at Havana 29th June
1471,15, sailed from Havana for this port 29th June
014,;;;, Campbell, hence at Trinidad.
hence at Trinidad Bth July.
10,"411"nin,-;,siled from Ti inidad 21st Ju
koi„i'4lll Penelope, Ward, 4th July—all for this port
Rees 2dth June, Redbreast, Pinkey, and L____
41.-,l_t, Ligicretia, Tucker, 26th, Alice, Ayshford, an
aid 29th—hence at Barbad,es.
hp~l'brrest from Saldanha Bay at Barbadoes Bth July
41. Steele% sailed from B ar badoes for this port on the

•ua gth

PRICES OF GRAIN

lien, R,

Wheat, ail, 7itib
Engli h new
Ditto, white

redi s. d

® 8 6 old
9 0 10.
8 2 do.
8 6 do.

:0 0 IChevalir!3o

.4 2 feeding

,711 t.
,7,l6l,unot,hence at Port Republicain
74,"'ey, sailed from Demerara f r this port 2nd July
Oa 'Clements, 3d July; Penclebury, and Vela
,11,,411. 6.h—hence at Jamaica
11(1,41hraith, sailed from Jamaica 28th June, & Speed
,"uIY, both for this port.
I,l::tu'r'no.bh, hence at Nassau
41)1;4. came, hence at Nassau 2gth June,
14bliq rrturn
kttil Nicholas, hence at Nas—
Sutherland. h.snce at Nassau 11th Jul
1 6_ arret,, hence at Jacmei.
Ti, e 41% from Grenada at Honduras.
~eaitch, Laurie, from Antigua at Porto _
1,,k140' Finla from lctta for London. t Mauritius
,le A 11. frorny,
Cccos Ca u
at Mau:itius, witha wrecked cargo
~.ckrnore, from London at Eerbice.
Aii‘Nhite, from Sierra Leone at 1.--
to er. hence at Belize.
,
'I, 'NI Richard, Stupple, hence at Santa Thomas
hal
May 23.—The schooner Mary, Ventura, of Ran
Nit!Arreeked on the Island of Serlssa, (one of the Nitro
it4tll, le, Crew masscred.
?. NEWFOUNDLAND, July 11.—The Mary, O'Brien,
01 from Bideque. Prince Edward's Island, for Dublin
Oot'ak on the 7th instant, in lat. 46, lonir. 48, becam,
Oickted"
a On the sth, and was abandoned the same even'
" UP on the ilth, and lauded here.
s 4 DAY, AUGUST 7

26th June, and sailed 4th July

and sailed 4th

a gth July

arbadoes.

Wind N.W., moderate

131)
' 2,,, 's-Argentina, Tason, from Buenos Ayres—Osc
14,,'Itussell Glover, Sisson, New Orleans—Calc
.\ev,ec. waterlogged —Liffey, Nocnard. and New Br
lyQ nce' ,uebee—L
Edward's IslWaen. m.ndlliiam, St. Petersburg—Je
rri

1;/. Ja
alieson, sailed from Marseires for this port on tho
iloutin, hence at Bordeaux.
Ircaid'4nce 'off Riga.
ealian, for Calcula ; Lowther, M,William, Berm :ft
ItkiVe Lass, Fun ess, Newfo..lidland, sailed from Milford

ro.
NTI,AY, AUGUST W N.W., moderate.
ts---, Commerce, Gardiner, New Orleans—Memphis
;epa,
!eston—Waterloo,.Allen, New York—Adam Smith

"LAlniee'ti;,'ll:-rlrto'ol.rut,ul.%6n7v7e;;—"V".illora,GOl2
I,1)--Cygnet, Heard, and Jas. N. Cooper, Varny, New
Bahia.
-"nl. Fisher, M`Le

Montreal—

h
rb
,ve,„t at arrived here to-day from Maceio, left the fol
loading there, viz , Vesta and Richmond, f
f", ith for Co ark for Trieste—
`,l4Ther, for Bahia.
„'411','1741. from Batavia at Simabaya, ready to be hove
044 y been on shore on the Island of Madura.
fle, hence at Batavia 9th May.
;!t,tf. ience at Helvoet.
from Paternoster Island at Kingstown.

,nd the Bra

,poken 14th June

to Quebec, w

,'eYWooc
/,1 t,3
n rellOck, hence
4'. 46.
q.I.A, July 25.—Some large pieces of wreck have
141 t, this port for several days past, and a white board,
,:hl:,!tiger" painted on it in yellow letters, very much
nt4'ther with one of the hatchways, on a square of
Nht'ided " 12a T L." " g C L," have been picked up
In here.

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L AY, AUGUST 9.—Wind N.N.W. fresh.
jsabe
lla Thompson, Jackson, for the Cape of Good
Mtp,:: refl. Bailie, for Alexandria—George, Carlson, for
1, and Swatara, Smith, for Philadelphia.

atell.
,arch
Nicol, from Maracaibo, at Liverpool; sailed
41lb ,arah Bell was to sail in 20 days for Liverpoo
,N,s's,°!'ste, Zimmerman, from Danzic, at Liver'. '
kitli,:i.„from Quebec, at Liverpool.
511i4 Westmoreland, and William Russell, fro
Plukker, hence, st I-Tarlingen.
M,4413.`r1i hence, at Constantinople.
inoriuuence, at Constantinople.
Ntirle'''°o. hence, at Barcelona.
A .J 0 ---, hence. at L'Oricnt.
Mot 4"
erdhence, at Onega.
tiriw hence, tYadsoe.
AlleNeujahr, hence, at Riga.
4.1%..1ience, at Riga.
itittst yt,„ hence, at Flensburg.
Itt, hence, at Texel.
ievens, hence, at Bruges.
t,tieee,e4e(ejeildatcOailadbL:ralabar.
frit.l/44,ce, at Fernando Po.
141141.1ttie2, sailed from Gibraltar, fr.r Liverpool, 31st July.
sailed from Mauritius and Cape Good [lope, at
i\iisliisilwelnfsreoam Valparaiso, and Texian, Alleyne, from
'it,l7til:t,ft,4llMonds, from Old Calabar, at Liverpool.
.1'4),r4 Charleston, at Liverpool.
thletifteleti for Africa, in getting under weigh this
if don shore near the Rock Lighthouse, but came
rtioon's flood, with damage and leaky.

1kt%11413A It, AUGUST 10--Wind W.N.W. fresh.
Tideman, from St. Petersburg, at Liverpool.
INkt;:fdthl • from
zle St. Petersburg, at Liverpool.
.Nl4,from St. Petersburg, at Liverpool.
Np„ Elizabeth,
from Riga, at Liverpool.
;htZki.silzabeth, from Gothenborg, at Liverpool.
41%-rl7ofror.di; Tlireadold.from Hamburg, that was run
eo g, inside of the Rock Lighthouse, has been
410 shore and dismasted on West Hoyle Bank ;
to watt
tt,
henedcebythe life boat..s w
ne er, hence:at at Sydney,Havre is •
• Wier
ailed from Port Philip, for Liverpool

Iylo,„
Y 1,41)
o'i 0,40. from Sydney, N.S .W., cif Penzance.
:pistit)i 10:?..,‘ —Shannon, hence, for Patagonia, Igth June,
,st:3S—.°nil W.—Dauntless, for Quebee, Itth Ju'y, in
~Ikt.:_ th, Sinc'air, from Sierra Leone, for Cork
4; long% 3i, .

krl
0!,
: 417, AUGUST 11.—Wind N.N.W. light.
4t
,0)„,1e1). henon, Allen, from Mobile—Laurel, Knares-
,lo4eqtr—lsabel, Grundy, from Cadiz—lngeborg Ca-
-11.71) 440,:,fr0rn Wakskuw—and Fidelia, Hackstaff, from
16th July.
t'll,tt,Nril.',er. Carr, for Lima—Esk, Crockett, for N ew-
P4Vl,,i,,'ohnson, for Virginia—Britannia, Hamilton,
Howes for Dordt—Jamcsn on, Ridley
lik'tlt",kpeare'. Corell. for NEw Anderk—rsßochester,
,
I,p4,.°l'k—Soldan Shaw, for Boston—Mary Ann
:4anghae—Bengal, Cooke, for Philadelphia_
h Ca!,ll.7l,inson, for Calcutta—William Rathbone,

(steamer) hence to New York, wa

quo!
.J 4
'.4ittkilic%.to New York, was spoken Eth Aug. in long
DI)of iltg'rc'rn New Y-,rk.
xV46. Ull,water, fr,
41,1)111E ssianW!'ecked this morning on "
"c3P. savcd by the Poi r,

_..,0n, from NI
.• on West Eloyli

e Bank.
loylak e

Mocha
Ceylon
Java .

Havana

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80- 9 0
9 0 - 9 3

7 0 - 8
50 - 6
70 - 8

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