The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-19 00:00:00

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14.—Wind W. to S. E. light.

AartivEn.,-Acadia, (steamer,) Harrison, from Boston, at this
Port; sailed on the Ist instant, and from Halifax on the 3d inst.,
(without the Colonial mails from the latter port.) Off Tuskar,
aPoke the Alexander Grant—Renard, Poidgdestre, from Ichaboe
--Allegro, from Pictou—Margaret, Quinn, Quebec—Glamis
Castle, Barclay. St, Petersburg—Mary Ann, Marshall, Siam:pore
Margaret, Daley, Newfoundland—Stephen's, Mar hall, St.
Stephen's, N.B.—Carlton, Quebec—Catherine, Anson, Antwerp
Martha, Scriven, Leghorn
_

SA I LED.—Sheihiaii, De Pcyster, New York—Mcarns, Hous
too. Mobile—Coquimbo, Howe, Boston—Bona Dea, Brown,
New Orleans—Mary, Walker, Smyrna—Manchester, Tear, Tri-
este—G. Dean, Spuring, Santa Martha and Carthagena— Lord
Nelson, Wills, Terceira—Mary, Harrison, Alexandretta—Lord
Seaton, Adams, St. Andrew, N.B.—Alpha, Hodgson, Buenos
Ayres —Monarch, Stephen, lebaboe—Firctiy, Kerr, Africa—ln-
dian Queen, Barrett, Demerara

Gossypium, Brown, hence at New Orleans, with loss of fore-
Mast and main and mizen topmast, in the gale of the 4th ult., in
lat. 29, long. ss, and leaky
Berlin, Baker; Delawar', Patten, and Oneco, Taylor, hence
at New Grleans
Mary and Ann, Bruce, from Valparaiso, at Cork, for Glasgow,
Put into Loch Ryan 11th instant, with damage
Haidee, Marshall, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
Sisters, Williams, hence at Madeira
Helen and Jean, Adams, henbe at Galatz
Theresa Jane, hence at Maranham
Brilliant, Dyce, sailed from Malaga for this /rut 2gth ult. The
Asia sailed from Maranbam about 24th Sept., and George Can-
ning was to sail about the 1 th ult., both for this port
Grion, Sundback, hence for Wyburg, at Sligo, leaky
Urgent, Goodwin, from China at Cove, left St. Helena on the
25th Sept.
John. Warwick, from Ichaboe at Kingstown
Sportsman, Leydan, from Ichaboe, at Falmouth. On the Ist
ult., in lat. 7 N, long. 22 W, spoke the Helen, hence for the Cape
of Good Hope
Wm, Gillies. Clark, from Bombay, at Siam
Syria, from Sincapore at Cove
Fortuna, Longmuir, from Callao at Cove
Sarah, Fletcher, from St. John, N.B. at ditto
Glive Branch, Hagedorn, hence at. Savannah
Susan E. Howell, hence at Baltimore
Samuel Flicks, Bunker, hence at New York
Ontario, Barstow, hence at Boston
Gem, Wilson, hence at Quebec
Great Western, (steamer,) Matthews, hence at New York on
the 26th ult.
Hibernia, (steamer,) Ryrie, hence at Halifax on the Ist Test.
Caithness shire, Seymour, and Mary Henney, Ilcuney, hence
at Halifax

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Nov. 16.
[wEEGCLY REPORTJ
ADMITTED. DUMDUM:MD.
Accidents la I Cured l2
Medical and Surgical eases I Relievedand at own request l 2
Upon.recommendation.... Y 6 Attending as Out Patients. 12,
0
- Irre
Total 29 Died
Remaininginthe Hospital. .75.

Consulting Surgeon, William. Gill, Esq.
ficrase Visiters, Daniel Neilson and Jaques Myers, Esqrs.
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Wm. Fliaghes.-House.Surgeon, Mr. Parker

Ghteain, Rev.

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WARRINGTON CORN CORN MARKET, Nov. 12.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter,
190 .... .€431 9 2 £2 5 5
69 .... 66 2 6
52 .... 91 0 0

Wheat
Oats
Barley

HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 12.
The supplies of English wheat are moderate. Farmers are
reluctant in accepting lower rates; in consequence nothing but
the finest runs bring previous rates. Beans Is. dearer. Oats
are again higher. In other things no decided change.

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 15.
The supplies of wheat continue to be large, and sales could
only-be effected at this day's market at a reduction of Is. per
quarter upon the finest samples, and " rather more for other
sorts. Barley is also from is to 2s. per quarter lower, and in li-
mited request. Oats and shelling must be noted dull sale, at a
small reduction in value. In beans no material alteration.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 12.
Upon a change of wind this day or two, a very large
influx of vessels which had been detained by the late
easterly gales, have arrived here; those Grain laden, how-
ever, bear but a small proportion of the whole, and though
several are not yet reported, the supplies fresh in for to-
day fall much short of the number anticipated, as will
appear on reference to the statement below.
The Wheat trade this morning has been firm, but by
no means lively; a moderate business only having been
transacted, at the rates of this day week. These remarks
are applicable to all kinds, both New and Old.
Sack Flour upon a slow gradual demand is the turn
cheaper, but we had no change to note in the value of
either States or Canadian.

Of Bonded sour States Flour about 4,000 brls. changed
hands since this day week, at 14s. 6d. to 15s.
Of Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, occasional sales
have been made, at little variation from the currency of
Tuesday last.

Oats, although in some request, wzre the turn cheaper,
and new Oatmeal, though higher in the course of the
week, has declined about 3d. per 2401b5. below the terms
of this day se'night. In Old Oatmeal no alteration, seve-
ral sales having been made at our last quotations. .

CORN EXCHANGE. Novvmaszt 15

The import on Foreign 13 an s is redaced to 5s 6d, on Pease,
Foreign, to 8s 6d, and Colonial to 6d per quarter, %stile' form
the only alterations in the duties this 'me k.
With favourable winds and more tempting weather, the ar-
rivals into this port, since Tuesday, furnish a good supply of
Wheat, Oats, Flour and Oatmeal from Ireland, including also a
fair quantity of Barley thente and'Coastwise ; but, except 1800
qrs. of Indian Coin, we have 'still very little Grain or Flour to
announce from abroad.

Although we have experienced no material change in the
value of any article of the Corn trade, from the close of our •
first market this week to the present date, all descriptions of
Grain, as well as Flour antlOatmeal, have met a very languid
sale ; attributable chiefly to the large consuming markets of
this district being freely supplied with English produce on more
terms than are required'here.
Influenced by the causes stated in the foregoing remarks, no
leading country millers appeared at this day's market; the
demand for Wheat, therefore, being confiled almost wholly to
the consumption of our own locality, was limited in amount,
consisting principally of -a few parcels of :Irish new, which,
being of 'very superior *quality, such realised 6s lld to 7s per
7olb. • The general runs of Irish, howeverw ,ere in very slow
request,tarely supporting our last currency; and in all kinds
of Foreign, for 'whinfi the holders steadily adhered to late
prices, scarcely any business was transacted to-day. Both
Irish•and Canadian Ftaur, having to compete with the existing
low rates of Engli,h, were very unsaleable this 'morning, and
each nominally rather cheaper.
Malting Barley, being somewhat more plentiful, barely sus-
tained our lett quotations; grinding samples continuing to
meet a dull sale at former prices. Malt. Beans and Pease,
though little noticed, remained steady in value.
Oats upon a moderate demand, nearly maintain Illthe rates
of Tuesday; 'whilst Oatmeal, in the absence of country buyers,
was in limited request, and the turn cheaper.

CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL,
From the 4th to the 11th Movember.
Cows, 16i/6 ; Calves, 26; Sheep, 1162; Pigs, 5834 ; Horses, 22

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 13.

We had only a moderate supply of beasts and sheep to-day,
and as buyers were very numerous, a brisk sale was the conse-
quence, and really fine beef brought 105. to 20s. a head advance ;
and mutton, if superior, id. per lb. more. Nearly everything
sold up.