The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-28 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

SATURDAY, MAY 25.—Wind Easterly, moderate.
ARRlVED.—Margaret, Thomas, from Trinidad--Jane,
from Jamaica—Emma, Toft, from Alexandria, E.—Rebecca,
from Waterford.

SAlLED.—Wellington, Blenkin, for Ichaboe—Daniel Grant,
Heelis, for Calcutta—Union, Warren, for Rio Janeiro—Doris,
Rae, for Rin Gande—James White, Price. for Philadelphia—
Eclipse. Kerkhove. for Ghent—Robert. Griffiths; Jos and Fanny,
Lobbitt, and Madyrn, Williams, for Dordt—Favourite, Jewell,
for Rotterdam— Fortuna,Boyd for Harlingen—Jenny, Primrose,
for Hammerfest—Blanche, Davidson, for Stettin.

Victoria. (steam tug) from Wexford, at this port, with upwards
of 3 ackages of goods. saved from the Georgina. Yesterday,
at 8 p m. about thirty miles to the westward of Holyhead, spoke
the Siddons. from New York.

Liberty. Norton. from New York, at this port; sailed 24th
April: On 12th May, in lat. ag, long. 19, spoke the Brunswick,
from New York, for this port.
Elizabeth, King, hence at Laguira
Phantom, Saunders, hence at Constantinople
Lelean, Lelean, hence at Hamburg
Saucy Lass, Hayhow, hence at Brake
Zebra, Gill; Confidence, Evans; William Crow, Dixon, and
Boykett. Reed, hence at Swinnemunde
Albanian, --, from this port, for Leghorn, was spoken
27th April, in lat. 37, long. 8. Demetrius, from this port, for
Constantinople, was spoken 36th April, off Lisbon. Acadia,
from Savannah, for this port, was spoken 17th May, between
Tuskar and Bardsey.

SUNDAY, MAY 26.—Wind N.N.E. moderate.
ARRIYED.—Siddons, Cobb; Diadem, Barstow, and Nile,
from New York—lone, Moffatt, from Calcutta—Pet,
from Odessa—Palmyra, —, from Ostend—and
Walds' aine, from Trieste.
SAILED.—San Francisco, De Zabaran, for Havana—Alexan-
der, A pey, for Jamaica—Samuel Hicks, Bunker, and Henry
Kneeland, Andrews, for New York—Giovanino, Bulovinich, for
Pernambuco—Columbine, Crisp, for Genoa, &c.—and Fox.
hound, Betts, for Ancona.

lielbert, Bruce, from Buenos Ayres, at this port. On 28th
Feb. off Ensenada, spoke the Mary Muir, from Liverpool
Charles Jones, M'Fie, from Canton and Glasgow, at this
port
Huntington, Wilson, hence for St. Petersburg, at Tobermory
Chri tian Maria, hence for Liebau, at Newhaven, leaky
Orwell, hence for Pillau. off Bornholm
Henry Winch, hence at Fernando Po . _

Visiter, of Liverpool, was spoken 15th May, in lat. 50, long.
17. Albert Edward, hence for Hong Kong, was spoken 9th
May, in lat. 50, long. 11. Universe, hence for Bombay, was
spoken in lat. In N, long. 1g W
Glengariff, Church. from Jamaica, at Cove. On 16th April,
in lat. 47, long. So, spoke the Clyde, from Mobile for Liverpool.
On 10th May, in lat. 46, long. 34, spoke the Britannia, of
Whitehaven, and Atlantic, of New York. On 13th May, in lat.
50, long. 22, spoke the Henry Duncan, from Charleston to Li
verpool
Jarrow, from Alexandria, at cove__

Monongahela, from Philadelphia, off Cove
Margaret, from Mobile, ditto

MONDAY, MAY 27.—Wind N.E.

ARRIVED.—DI uTtl. Brown. from Mobile—Albion, Morram,
from Savannah—Weindsworth, Walters. from Leghorn—Fred.
Wilhelm, Schultz, from Griefswald—Concordia, Sams, and
Providentia, Desleigh, from Ostend—Gustav, —, from
Odessa—Jane, , from Oporto—Friendship, Classen, f om
Dordt—Betsey, from Tarragona—Asia, Robson, from Alexan-
andria. _ _

SAILED.—James Gibson, Stuart, for Buenos Ayres—Mary
Ann, Pring, for the Cape Good !lope—Majestic, Smith, for St.
Petersburg—Priscilla, Parry, for Hood ur.

Independence, M'Coffin, from New Orleans, at this port. On
12th May, in lat. 47, long. 19, spoke the Chusan, from New
Orleans to Liverpool. On 16th, in lat. 47, long. 10, spoke the
Chilian, hence to Lima

Regalia, Postell, from Havana, at Cowes
Mary Campbell, Berger, from Mobile, off Cowes. On 10th
May, in lat. 48, long. 23, spoke the Ritson, from Savannah to
Liverpool
Industrie, hence off Plymouth, for Ostend
Irlam, hence to Barbadoes, was spoken 13th April, in lat. 40,
long 2 Bona Dea, from New Orleans to Liverpool, was
spoken 20th April, in lat. 24, long. 82.

Off the Port. Princess Royal, from St. Andrew's—and Cham-
pion, from New Orleans.

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. I direct \ Direct. Indirect.
Australia.. .. Dec. 30 Lima
Bahia .... Mar. 7 Maranham IMch. 19 ..
Barbadoes .. April 8 Mauritius
Bombay .. April 1 Mobile
B. Ayres .. .. Feb. 26 Monte Video. .. Feb 21.
Calcutta .. 'War. 23 N. Orleans
C. G. Hope .. Feb. 28 New York .. April 30
Charleston .. April 27 Pernambuco . .. April 2.
China .... .. Feb. 27 Rio Janeiro .. Mar. 19
Demerara .. Mar. 2g Savannah .. April 25,
Havana .. .. April St. Helena
Jamaica .. April Valparaiso
Laguira .. April Vera Cruz

IRarktts.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MAY 21.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter
237 .... .€643 17 0 £2 14 4
145 .... 132 18 4

Wheat
Oats

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 21.

The arrivals of Grain and Oatmeal into this port,
Coastwise and from Ireland, continuing to falloff weekly,
are extremely light, and those of Flour thence, prove but
moderate for to.dav ; of Foreign Wheats, however,
chiefly from the Baltic, the large importations up to Fri-
day's market have been abundantly increased, amounting
since the 14th instant to nearly 32,000 qrs., with 4400
qrs. of Barley, and from the United States 2000 barrels of
Flour.
The long protracted drought, and cold north-east winds
of late, began in bleak situations around us, to produce
an unfavourable effect upon the appearance of the crops
of spring Corn and Grass, whilst of the growing Wheats,
we hear no serious complaints ; such portion of the early
planted Potatoes, however, as are already visible above
ground, were in partial instances, from the severe frost
during Friday night, considerably injured. Our advices
also from many parts of this country and Ireland concur
pretty accurately with these remarks; but having had
some rain here last night and this morning, with a milder
atmoThere, our market to-day was by no means lively
for any article of the trade.
Several buyers attending from distant parts of the coun-
try, purchased good English and Foreign Wheat upon a
moderate scale, at a decline of Id. per 701bs. ; but Irish,
being scarce, was held on the terms of this day week ;
our local millers, at the same time, remaining extremely
inactive. Flour, continuing to move off sparingly, hardly
maintained former prices.
Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, ruled in all respects
nearly the same as stated in the foregoing report.
Oats, still commanding little attention, receded ld. per
451 b. from the rates of this day se'nnight ; Oatmeal, not-
withstanding, fully supported our last quotations, the best
marks of Irish realizing in some instances 225. per 2101 b.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 25.
We have had another week of dry, parching weather, nor is
there at present any appearance of a change.
The trade since our last has been flat, and nothing has been
done in any article beyond what has been necessary for the
present supply. _

- Wheat and Flour have rather receded in price, but all other
articles have maintained their value ; and the same was the
the case at Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday.
At our market this morning, though Wheat is not ocrered
pressingly, the few purchases made are at a reduction of Id to
2d per bushel upon the rates o, our last. Choice qualiiies of
fresh Flour support their late value, but fair secondary, and all
inferior and warehoused samples, are Is per sack lower, with
but a slow sale for all sorts.

Oats in moderate request, at last week's prices. There is
rather more inclination to purchase Oatmeal, the demand, how-
ever, is confined to the best qualities, upon which an advance
of 3d to 6d per load is partially obtained. Ileahs scarce, an ;
fully Is per quarter dearer. Fine Malt firm, at late prices;
secondary qualit es are difficult of sale.