The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-06-07 00:00:00

ay, by inference,
intended; for the r

cliildreiffrom the schools. -
The rook pies from old frank was very funny, and the wit
about the poaching really killing. How is it the witty gen-
tleman ranks as a conservative, and votes against them ? .
We think the council' acted a shabby part about the model
of the courts of law. It is worth the money if it were only
to gratify the public during the completion of tha building.
Sir Joshua never made the sun to stand still. ; but he caused
gas to shine, and undertook to pay for it, which, shame to
the knight, he never fulfilled. Aldebert, who pretended to
have received a letter from our Saviour in the eighth century,
direct from heaven, was not a greater impostor than our Sir
Joshua.
Why are the Roman Catholics ashamed of the name of

Roman

The closir

cene of the council was truls
kunwn t'

grand. It may
atronizes Wilhem's sys•

tern of singing in c

now so much in vogue

and, by

the oratorical powers of the Inc
,e and adopted the san

plan, by one and

line time

aowever, of

somewhat Clic

ith all the elasticity

chair, and vociferated, "
" No," rejoined his wor

Mayor, 'you can't see me

.ear you

e leap was caused

in involuntary motion of the muscles, owing to the recent
tice of I

daily pri
del for t

o an artis
w Park.

(In one 01
horse

these occasions he e

dom for a horse !" This suggested the idea of an equestrian
statue, which, by the way, at the request of his friends, lie
has consented to set for, provided the artiat can model him—
in what do you think—his

ters, and on his own war horse

SECOND EDITION.

Standard Office, Three o'Clock

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, THIS DAY

lessrs. R. MAKIN

SONS' Circular.)

Of foreign Wheat, direct from the north and south of

Europe, we have to note a further good supply into this port

ay last, wit

a fair quantity of Pease

from the

but except

ry moderate receipt of Oatmeal from

Ireland, ti

arrivals thence and coastwise, having fallen off

siderably of late

are extremely light for to-day

The following are the quantities of Grain, Flour and Oat-

meal, computed to remain in Liverpool, on the 31st May,

In Bond.—Wheat, 229,1:
ats. 11,629 qrs.; Rye, 2

Barley, 12,021 qrs.;

Pease, 10,186 qrs. ; Flour, 111,548 brls

Wheat,

20,000 qrs.;

Barley, 3,000 qrs. ; Oats,

Rye, 400 qrs.;
000 brl

Beans, 16,000 qrs. ; Pease,

3,000 qrs. ; Flour,

MOO Id

Of En

a Wheat

,nary, and very fey

,rowers ; the stock also

apparently in slow request has been moving gradually into

consumption

At our market to

-day, however, we

have experienced a

very limited sale for free Wheats of all descriptions, the ge-
e-
.ly neral runs of which are Id. to 2d. cheaper than last week ;
of whilst prime qualities of white Foreign, being scarce, are

9d. to Ils. per 701bs.
Of English Wheat we have little in granary, and very few

hea I held at 10s.

samples from the neighbouring growers; the stocks also of
On Irish being now brought into a limited compass, our depend-
re-
his ence rests almost-exclusively upon Foreign ; which, although
The apparently in slow request has been moving gradually into
mo- consumption.

Since the close of last week, the operations in bond con-
ist of a cargo'of middling Egyptian Wheat, at 6s. per Nibs.,
w Stettin, at Bs. 11d. per 701bs. ; one
of fine Barletta, to be delivered here in good order, at is. 9d.
per 701bs. ; with 500 barrels States Flour, at 295. per barrel.
Flour, both free and in bond, having bee
n taken off spa-
ringly, must be noted 6d. per sack and 6d. per barrel lower.
44 Barley maintained the advance above stated, and Malt the
pon rates of this day se' nnight. Egyptian Beans command rather

in store ; one of yello

other kinds remain unvaried. Pease rathe
Rye, with an improved de
mand, has realised 2s. to 3i. per quarter above our last quo

Indian Cor

are again dearer

commanding 3d. per 4ains• over use terms us su.D --
Oatmeal, of which some further parcels have been soh
nhtained 31s. to 31s. Gd. per 240 lbs., bur

- ...
has been disposed of less feely this

morning

ARRIVALS OF CORN,