The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-17 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, JUNE 13. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, JUNE 14.
I Since ou last reort, su from all s en
Sugar: The market has been steady during the week, but moderate ;r and without anypplies considei able quarteractivity orhave excibete—
tbe demand has been chiefly confined to East India descrip- ment, there has been a steady demand for Wheat and Flour,
tions;_ the sales are 350 Mids. B. P. and 14,00-J bags of Bengal, with more decided tendency to improvement. This has evinced
of which 1 4.CM wore, Khans at .2R5: tn on.

s• ..,.0 ...v... .ii. ...‘,.. ... iv zus. per vwl.— itself still more strongly in the agricultural districts, and it
Foreign : SO lilids. Porto Rico have been sold at from 38s. 6d. I may be remarked that the circuit of demand from the interior
to 41s. 3d. duty paid, and 2,260 bags brown Paraiba at 180. per upon the ports has extended considerably. A similar tendency
cwt. to arrive.—The sates of Molasses are limited to 100 puns. to gradual advance is oUservable in France and the continental
Porto.llico, from the quay, at 16s. per cwt.—Coffee: Our mar- markets generally, which will, no doubt, be confirmed by
ket still continues very inactive, causingquotations to be almost improved reports from this side. The advance demanded by
nominal for the better qualities; Jamaica has been quite neg- holders during the week is ft
lected. but of St. 'Domingo 2,500 bags (with all faults) found market. There is a steady sale f
buyers, chiefly at 255. to 31s. per cwt.—Nothing reported in to 4d. per 70lbs. on this day wee
Cocoa. Ginger, Pepper or Pimento.—Rice : 1,580 bags and an advance of 2s. per sack
'tickets of Bengal sold at Bs. 6d. for good broken,_ to 10. qd. , raise our qiicitations 1.•

he week is ith

establisliet

at this day's
Wheat at an advance of 3d_
Flour is generally held for
Iperior fresh qualities; we

_.., is. upon all sorts. Oats rather n.
for fine white, being rather dearer.—Rum There is a fair de- Scarcely any Oatmeal offering, and 6d. to is. per load more is
*nand, at last week's rates, and the sales are 70 puns. Demerara I obtained. Beans and Malt is. per quarter and load higher.
at 2s. to 2s. Id., 20 Jamaica at 2 . 9d. to 35., and 50 Mids. East Grinding stuff looking up.
India at Is. 4d. per gallon, proof.—Tea : To effect sales in corn-
mon Congous lower rates have to be taken; in other sorts the I

:ransactions are on a very

barely sup

he trade tyro

ported.—No sales reported in Indigo.—A small parcel of MI I with a gradual improvement in prices. We are, howeve., _
Lac Dye sold at 2s. 2d. per lb., 40 bags Plate Lac at 395. per I from all speculate transactions, the dealers not being influenced
cwt., small sales have been made in Gum Copal and Castor I by the excitement in other markets. and only purchasing for
Oil without change, and 250 boxes Pearl Sago brought 18s. per their ordinary requirements. The few parcels of Wheat that
cwt.-1,200 bags Saltpetre have been disposed of at 245. 6d. to I appeared in our Corn Exchange to-day, sold- readily at an ad-
-255. for 7i to 84, and 265. 6d. for 5} per cent. retraction.-100 vance of 6d. per windle. Foreign is likewise dearer : French,
tons Nitrate of Soda brought 13s. 6d. per cwt.—Guano : The 6s. to 6s. 4d._; Rostock, 6s. 7d. net 7n!hs_

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

JUNE 13

Oa fin eal, full 6,1. load higt
:ies, 265. to 275. 6d. per 2401b5.

closing

price c

The trade continue to purchase freely, and as the demand
from Exporters has been good, holders of the current qualities
of American have been enabled to obtain the full p-ices of last

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JUNE 1
At to-day's market we are only moderately sill

qualities of Brazil are again rather lower_
without any particular change, whilst Surat are it_ __
at somewhat easier rates. Speculators have taken 3
rican and 180 Surat, and Exporters 4,600 American
1,100 Surat, and 20 Madras

Egyptian r

rectiiest

riptions s
tes. Bar'

at Is. to per
little wanted;
nd Beans bring
nd Malt is now in request at la. to 2s. per load

176 Pernarn

more mone

I IMPORTS

DESCRIPTION. PRICES. PRICES. Week Jan. 1 Week
ending to ending
•
June 13 June 131 June 13

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE COR
The show of Wheat from_ the growers still 'continues vE
the trade; it
per quarter-

1 1,---"—,
; June 13

JUNE 14

scanty, and very far
was soon disposed of, at a further advar,
From the coast the supplies during the
principal part having gone, direct to the millers, as also into
granary, on arrival, there *as cOmparatively little offered for
sale at market. The at rivals of fOreign being also limited.

meats of

d. d.
Sea Island .. 10 evl7
Stained ....

5801 106301

Bowed s

Mobile 4i 6
58S01 928501 -
Alabama, &e. 4 53 1 I 533
New Orleans. 4 84 1487 a 2.1544 a Pernams, &c. 61 -74
- 1 1250: 247301 10021 171821 13270
Aracati, &c 63 62 1 I
Bahia, &c 6, 73 480. 15730
Mal.anham 63 83 1 700: 18160:}
Sawginned
Demerara, &c 83

451165 i I

per quarter, above the
e.e'nnight, for all descriptions of quality.
nd, and prices are again rather dearer.
and fully Is. per qr. higher..
,c arrival of .Oats from Scotland, and
increased deliveries from our'own -farmers, no further advance
could be established to-day, dealers having bought freely of
late, but prices must be quoted fully as dear, with a free sale.
Flour getting scarce, and prices are fully is. per sack higher.
The weather for the last few days has been very favourable for
the growing crops.

there was no ditficu
quotations of this d;
Barley in good de

ay in o

Beans and peas very scarce

83361 114

1E3021 34710

,
Egyptian..
Barbadoes

- I 100
94i 1090

Peruvian
Laguayra

WISBECH CORN MARKET, JUNE 14

Carthagena,

Smyrni
Manilla

week, and in a few• cases rather a greater advance was

Madras
Bengal.

4360 99'
140, 5

",;:,) } 901

great scarcit

31 51

46810 790350, 81515 9474731 686210

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, JtiNit 13.
We have not any alteration in prices at our corn market this
day, and we continue the quotations of Tuesday for every

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 10

Up to our last Friday's market, the arrivals on the whole
were very unimportant, and except a fair supply of Oats with
a ftw lots of Malt, the receipts coastwise and from Ireland are
still very insignificant: from abroad, however, the importa-
tions of Wheat, Indian Corn, Beans, and Flour, have rather
abundantly increased within the last four days; whilst, during
the week, the shipments hence to Ireland have been consi-
derable.
Our market to-day wa
millers, and the Wheat

Wheat,
Red do
Barley.
Bere..
Oats...

22s 6d to 25s Od i Oatmeal Us 94 to 14s Od
21s Od to 2-ts oe. I Rapeseed Os Od to Os Od
vs 12s Od to 15s Od Flour, second l2s Od to 14s Od
Od to Os Od Indian Corn,
Ils Od to 13s 6d 4801bs 30s Od to 33s Od

CORK CORN MARKET, JUNE 14

We have had more liveliness in our Flour market this week,
owing to the encouraging reports from the other side, which
has caused our bakers to supply themselves rather liberally;
an advance of 6d. per cwt. is now required, which has checked
sales except for the most favourite marks. Inferiors continue

is well attended by town and country
trade more active than of late, all de-
being Id. to 2d. per 70lb. dearer than

scriptiOns of that grain

on this day week. -
Flour was also in fair
on American, and a pro
Barley and Malt fully
were again rather deare
Oats were in moder
value; and Irish Oatme
Indian Corn in good t
on this day se'unight.

demand, at an advance of 6d. per brl

scarce, and bring good prices. There has been a large business
transacted in foreign Wheats, at late rates, during the begin-

maintained former

prices, and Bean

ning of the week ; but the advices continuing to tend upwa;cls,
has since enabled holders to realise an extra 3d. to 6d. pet
barrel on prime samples.. Indian Corn is in better supply,

ate request, at a slight amendment it
al realised 235. 6d. to 245. 6d. per load
•equest, and 6d. per quarter dearer that

6d. per ton down on the week. There is

no Egyptian When

Wheat, ?e, 70tb

BRITISH.
8. d. s. d

BELFAST CORN MARKET, JrNE 13.
We have had p!entiful showers this week, which were needed.
There is no change in the tenor of our reports from the emintrv,

s. d. s. d

English, rea
Ditto, white
Irish, red ..
Ditto, white _
Rye, English, q
Barley, English, qr
Scotch & Irish, 1).60
Malt, Li
pale.
Irish
Oats, per 4516
English & Scotch, oh
Welsh
Irish, fine sorts

6 2 6 4 do
5 2 5 4 do

6 4 - 6 6
5 4 - 5 6
5 6 - 5 10

all speak favourably as to the appeaiance of all the crops.
There has been a large trade in foreign produce of all kinds
since our last. Wheat has been in better request, and holders
have advanced their pretensions 2s. 6d. per ton. The abundant
rain has set the country mills to work again, and a better
demand for Indian Corn has been the consequence. Stocks of
Vpllnw nra salmnct Pltlinnetpil • by.. 1----

Irsll6olb
Chevalr.

3 6-

'5O 0 -54 0
40 0 -46 0

•• ...Lc luta ueeu in iarge
supply from France, and the value has receded ss. per ton. At
this day's market home-grown \'heat was without change;
Foreign in fair demand, at fully late rates; Egyptian would
sell at about .46 155.; but there is little or none on sale. Oats
continue very scarce, and prices are 2d. per cwt. higher.
Oatmeal is in good request, and 2d. to 3d. dearer. Rather
more doing in Flour, but supply still exceeds demand. There
was a good demand for Indian Corn to-day : the very abundant
supply of French White, however, led holders to accept lower
terms for it; Yellow was consequently less sought. Prices of
both are 28. 6d. to ss. per ton lower than this day week, say
4'7 10s. to £7 12s. 6d. for White and Yellow; but at these
rates a large quantity (about 400 tons) Was sold to-day.

2 114-

gederal do.
Beans, English, Tfi) qr..
Scotch &
Pease, Englisl►, white .

5 0 small ..35 0 —36 0

Do. liisli.
Flour,p9K2SOlt

Ditto. superfin
Oatmeal, T, Id. of 2401 b
Irish, 1850
Canadian
8ran,*2416

29 0 --31 6 extra ..32 0 —33 0

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 11

3 6 —24 0 'old
'do.

23 0 -24 0
23 0 -24 0
1 0- 1 3

We have had a short supply, and in consequence every arti-
cle is a shade higher; the best Beef making in some instances
as much as 5d., and the second class up to 5g., being of a
worse class in proportion : the best Mutton, good old wethers,
5d., out of wool, strong useful sheep, sd. to 50., Lambs, 7d,'
to 74d. A good supply of Calves at sjd., all cleared out,

Wheat,.* 701 b

S. d. s. d.

Canadian red
United States dc
Dahzig, mixed and (lc
L Baltic & Ilmburg dc
Riga and Petersbg. do
Odessa, common dc
F'rench,Spanish,&c.dc
Bannat & Iltarianopoli
Russian, &e. hard. ..
Bye, v qr., Baltic, &c.
Barley, 1. GOlb, Grinding
Oats, v 451 b.
Beans,,pqr. European
480Ib. Egyptian
Pease, qr.,
Baltic, &c., white
Flour, barrel,
Canadian sweet
U.S. West. Canal .. do
& Bltimore.do
Do. &Canadian.. sour
Indian Corn, le, 4801 b.
American white

5 9 white.. ti 10 6 0
5 10 d 0..... 5 11 6 2
6 1 high) ix 6 8— 7 0
6 2 Ham rg 5 8— 5 10
5 2 Archngl 4 9 4 11
—5
5 Danube. 4 8 4 10
5 II Polish.. 5 3 5 5
5 7 white.. --

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. Juivic 12.
We had the smallest attendatice of the season, with full
prices—Beef being 425. to 475, and for very prime 48s. in sink ;
Mutton, sd. to 6d.: Veal, lid. per lb. ; Lambs,' 183. to 245.
each. All kinds of stock or store cattle were in request, and
sold fairly for grazing and fattening. The Pig market was
unusually small, but prices were fair—say 38s. to 40s.

STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHESTER.—Since our last report the holidays have
rather interfered with trade, and operations have, in conse-
quence, been somewhat limited. The general improvement
noticed in our report of Tuesday has been well sustained, and
prices since that time have become firmer. The bareness of
stocks, increased by the stoppage of most mills for some days
during the holidays, have induced producers to advance their
quotations, and where sales have been made, to effect them on
more favourable terms. The buyers for the Levant still operate
at former prices for goods; and with little, if any, change in
those for yarns. The trade to India is without change since
Tuesday, and prices remain the genie. A fair business was
done at Blackburn on Wednesday, in cops, and at rates tend-
ing upwards. The lessening of the stocks of goods has given
more confidence to the purchasers of :manufacturers, and the
result is, that spinners of cop yarns are mostly under contract.
ROCHDALE.—There is not the least improvement in the
flannel market this week, either in demand or price. The at-
tendance of buyers has been more than usually thin, and a very
limited business has been done at previous prices. Wool is
firm, with very little doing.
MACCLESFIELD.—The position of our manufactured goods
trade remains about on a par with that of last week. Some
idea of the unprecedeLtedly depressed state of this department
may be formed from the fact that scarcely one fourth of our
operatives are in employment. .

NoTTINGIIAM.—LACE : There is not a symptom of improve-
ment in our affairs, and as the season is now so far advanced,
it would be ridiculous to look for any until a change of fashion
takes place, which of course cannot be expected till autumn.—
HOSIERY : There is not a shadow of amendment in any branch
of this important trade, and for the present we do not see a
chance of it, as the home trade has considerably declined, and
the usual demand for America is now (it is asserted) being
principally furnished from Belgium and France, as they have
the means of producing goods at a lower rake than we can at
present, from the newly invented circular frame, which is
throwing out of employment a vast. number of intelligent and
first-rate workmen, as these things can be kept going by any
child who has the knowledge of tying a thread When it is broken.
There is not any change in the price of yarns.

MEETINGS
L
EETiInNdGo mSOoeFatCta (audit)REDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
June. Hour.
19, Isaac
Ditto, 11
19, Nathan Litherland (audit) Ditto, 11
19, James Turner Hall (Ist)
20, John Dixon (proof and div.) ' Ditto, 11
20, William Clipson (Ist) Ditto, I 1
23, Richard Briscoe (2d)
23, Hugh Jones (2d)
26, William George Henry Taunton (2d) .... Ditto, n
26, Strickland and Brickwood (proof and div ) Ditto, 11
26, James Peter Oldfield (audit)
26, John and Henry Suker (audit)
26, Meek and Gill (audit)
27, Occleshead and Cummins (audit) Ditto, 11
27, James Peter Oldfield (proof and div.)
27, George and James Blake (proof and div ) Ditto, 11
17, James and Thomas Horsfield (proof and div.) Ditto. 11

THE CHARITIES

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT

DISCH A RGED :—ln-patients cured, 25 ; relieved, and at own.
request, 9; made out-patients, 4; irregular, 2; dead, 3.
ADMITTED:—In-patients 48; out-patients, 10; casuals during
the last week, 19.-Remaining in the house, 182.

House Visitors, H. Moore and J. Cropper, jun., Esqrs. ;
House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; House Apothecary,
Mr. J. Newton • Chaplain, Rev. W. Blundell ; Treasurer,
Alfred North, isq.

00
NORTHERN HOSPITAL 'REPORT

A nm ITTED : Accidents, 44; Medical and Surgical Casesupon
recommendation, 14; Total, 58.--Discii ARO En: Cured, 14;
Relieved and at own request, 8; Attending as Out Patients,3o;
Irregular, 2; Died, 3.—Remaining in the Hospital, 90.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Chaplain. Rev.
Wm. Hughes; House Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. C.
J. Evans; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. : Physician
and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr.Bainbrigge;
House Visitors, R. H. Blundell and Jaques Myers, Esqs.

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL,
IN-PATIENTS. OUT-PATIENTS
Discharged cured t 9 I Cured and relieved
Relieved & made out-patients 2 Entcred
Dead

Entered
Under treatment.

Treasurer, B. Platt, Esc.; Visitors, Mr. Gilbert Harrison
and Rev. J. Robberds ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. G. Dover ;
Physician and Surgeon for the week,.llr. Cameron and Mr.
Minshull ; House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett ; Assistant
House Surgeon, Mr. It. Batty.

LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS;
68, SOHO-STREET.

81 Aver
49 Bays
7 Girls

daily attendance,

Boys on the Books
Girls ditto
Sick List
Obtained Situations
T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq.
Hon. Secretary; J. B. Orriss,Superintendent; Visitors,
E. Heath and T. D. Anderson, Esqrs.

PLEASURES OF LITERATURE.—The history of a great
statesman exemplifies the poetical enchantment. Pitt
sometimes escaped from the roar of contending parties,
at home and abroad, into the solemn retirements of a fa-
vourite author. He left the political elements to fight
outside, and barred the gates of imagination upon the
storm. One visitor found him reading Milton aloud with
strong emphasis, and so deeply engaged in Paradise Lost
as to have forgotten the presence of any people in the world
except Adam and Eve. Compare with this happy portrait
the confession of Sir Robert Walpole to Mr. Fox in the
library of Houghton—" I wish I took as much delight in
reading as you do : it would be the means of alleviating
many tedious hours in my present retirement; but, to my
misfortune, I derive no pleasure from such pursuits."--
Willmotes Pleasures kc., of Literature.