The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11 00:00:00

CORN

LIVERPOOL, JULY 7.—The wheat trade this morning
has been exceedingly inactive, and the few transactions,
in which millers have engaged, they have succeded in
working at 2d to 3d per bushel decline from the quotations
of last Tuesday. Flour has not been freely taken to-4.1y,
and holders submit to a reduction of 6d per barrel, though
choice brands of American are by no means plentiful ;
Spanish flour, upon au increased quantity in offer, must
be noted is per sack lower. In barley, beans, oats, and
oatmeal, we have very little business passing, and prices
are the turn in favour of buyers. For Indian corn there
has been a large demand, for shipment and for feeding
purposes, and previous currencies readily obtainable.

BRITISH. FORRIGH.
Wheat, 19, 70th., s. (1. s. d.l Wheat, if, 70h, s. d. I. d.
English red old 10 Stoll 4 Canadian 9 10to10 4
Do. do. nenlo 0..10 7 United States lO 4.. 11 1
Do. whiteolill 1 4.. 11 7 Danzig:, &c l2 0.. 12 7
Do. do. newlo 0..11 4 Pomeranean,&cll 0.. 11 8
Irish red .. old 0 0.. 0 0 Dania!), arc.. .. . 9 10.. 10 7

Po. d 0... new 0 0.. 0 0 French, Sm..- 0 0.. 0 0
Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0 Odeign,Poligh 8 11.. 9 5
Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube..., S 4.. 8 8
BarleyaNr.Clier. 0 0.. 0 01 Russian&cliard 7 7.. 8 1
1,600,5.c.8.:1ria1i 4 10.. 5 4 Egyptian
lialt,i.qr.Eng...73 0..78 0 Barley, v 60tb 4 3.. 4 7
Do. Irish .... 0 0.. 0 0 Oats, ff. 45% 3 11.. 4 3
Oats, 1,451 b., .
Beans,*(ir.F.urp.42 0.. 47 0
_ . .. .__.. ..

Eni&Setch,old 4 8.. 4 111 4.48016 Iz.gyptti. 43 0..44 0
Do. Irish,old 4 1.. 4 44Fel!s,701r.villite. 54. 0..57 0

Do. Do. new 4 0.. 4 3 Ind. Corn, V43otb, •
Bean am qr. Eng 41 0..51 0 Amer.. yellow.. 34 0..35 0
r4Botb,Se.Bdr.44 0 46 0 Do. white 34 0..35 0
Pea in*qr.F.nre 54 • 0..58 0 French .ye110w..33 6..35 0
Flour, 2801 b Do. white,. 34 0..35 6
Seconds • 0 0.. 0 0 'brad & Galatz.33 •6_35
Fine 46 0..49 0' Flour, 19684
Superfine 54 0..58 CI Can., sweet .. 37 0-34 0
Extra • 58 0..60 0 U. States, do. 36 6_ 37 0
Oatmeal, Ix 2499,, .Sz Can.sour 33 0..35 0
Irish 32 0..33 0 frncliwk2Boft, 0 0.. 0 0
MANCHESTER, JULY 6. —Our Corn Exchange to-day
was pretty well attended ; the trade, howeier, was by no
means active, but at the following; reductions more dis-
position was shown'to dour,
3d per bushel on wheat,
Is per sack on English Jidur, and N per sack on Spanish ;
barrel flour .was. without change in value, as also oats and
oatmeal. Indian corn must be quoted is per quarter
lower.. Beans barely supported last week's rates.
PRESTON, JULY B.=-At our Corn Exchange to-day,

English wheat met a dragging. sale at an abatement of
Per wimile... Scarcely. any other description of Engli
produce offering. Scotch wheat in granary quite neglect(
..nd foreign sells slowly at a reduction of 3d to ed p
•shet Flour rather easier. Oats ld per bushel lows

Oatme'al difficult to sell, at a, reduction of ed per load.
WAKEFIELD, JULY 7..7--The arrivals of awe
ditring the week amount to 5,0,80 quarters, and the sho
to-day was limited. Fresh and good qualities had a stead
sale, at. last week's prices ; other sorts were unsaleabi

corn were with]

WISBECH; JULY 8

We have an exceedingly sr
+n-t nttvr

buy wheat. The market mayr therefore,
,nally 2s to 3s lower. Nothing doing in sprin

ASTLE-UPO

TYNE, .Tux y 9

We had

Ay of wheat from

rs this morning, wi
than on Saturday 1
or foreign, and wl

nnsacted a reduition or is to 2s per (Ina,
.itted to. Barley fully is por quarter chcsi
s scarcely anything doing In this ar"ti
- ---"

Most nOminal. Oats c

a mist
1

/ad ls per quarter c
ye receded 1s per sac

ly submitted to by needy buyers to supply imme:

s Od to 45s Od 1 Oa
is 0(1 to 42s Od Ra

)s Od ( Baker
)s 04 I India]

)s (k! to 00s Od

224 0(1 to 27a O 1

SHIPPING NEWS

TUESDAY. J

T

Od to 381 6d

—Wind W.N.W., fresh

Wm. Shand, M

m Bombay —Ellen

Demerara—lcarus, Tomkins, Surinam—Sir Charles
rettingell, S.. John, N.B.—Cezimpa, Dart, Drago-
Una Jones, Williams, Hamburg—Aurora, Wymer-
ona—Cygnet, Boyce. Rotterdam P,rfecta, and
Antwerp—'4tran.er, Santander—Kestrel, Smyrna—

lansep,

rrison. Havre Auguste Matilde,rivet
Grunwald,e—margaret Stettin—
rie, Romyn, Ostend—Margarida, Serra, Oporto—Petilla,
r ; Frederick Ludwig, Voss • and Wicherdina, Degen-
A, Konipberg—Telesford, Echevarria, Hamburg—Anna,
nsen, Elsinore—Javier, Lace, Drontheim —Canada • Neilsen,
John, N.B.—Anna Harild, North Cape—Christiane
ineseti, Iceland—Pepita. Barino, Drontheim—Nonsuch,, bertson, Laguayra—Princess Royal, Manson. Calcutta—
umhus, Tyrrell, Africa—Philadelphia. Poole, Philadelphia
ea Bird. Grant, Alexandria—Brilliant, Miller, Nen- York—
rio, Osborn, Faval—Sidon, Hamerberg, Monte Video—
intp_ tinnplint. Yripcta

elen. Br

hence at St. Andrew's.
nn Matanzas, 10th June, for this port.
in, sailed from Havannah, 9th June, for this po
dos Hermanes, and Amelia Hill, Jones—both

:e at Grosse Isle.
! at New Calabar

Ailed fr

loins, and Triton, Sm

,nd Stra

xt—both hence at

r (and sailed for

11 hetice at Bonny

I Sprite, Henderson ; Ann Johnston, Patterson ; and Wyk(
U hence at St. John's, Newfoundland.
transport 53), Newlands, hence at Constantinople
'shore in the Dardanelles
,:ka

Hock, from Samarang, and Louisa
Frederick, Nicmburg, from Akyab—both off Falmouth, 2nd
July.

) N ESDAY, JULY s.—Wind W., moderate.
.—Pacific (m.s ), from New York—Black Prince
Valparaiso Othello, Jones, Maceio
gborn—Dundonald, Gullies. St. John, N.D.—Adam
e, Dantzie—Faugh-a-Ballagh, and Agamemnon,

Pork; ti ic-o-,

AlLED.—American Union, Kelly, for New York—Mir
Allen, Valparaiso.

e Washing

m, hence at Boston.
oat, hence at Quebec.
,h. hence at Philadelphia.
Canada m. s.), hence at Boston, 22nd June.
Princeton, Hughes, hence at Charlotte, in Prince Edward
!china.

Marion M'lntyre, Dunn, hem
for Hobart Town.

at Simon,a Bay, 22nd May,

from the Mauritius for this port, 6th May,
!7th April, for Queenstown.

Countess of Winton. Clarke, from Table Bay; Onward,
from Algoa Bay • M. A. Johnstone; Ragasthann, Kerr, for
this port, to caulk topsides; and Anne Mary, Harris—all at
the Mauritius
r -

onstant, Owens, hence; Brooksby, Clarke, from the
Lord Dufferin, Itiattliews, from Callao; dobt. Syers,
a, from Sydney—all at San Francisco.
William Rathbone, Pratt; Western Empire, Sampson •
Vanguard, Norton; Kossuth, Dawson; Phoenix, Doxie; aad
Mini sota—all hence at New York.
DEAL, JULY 4.—The William Parker, of Liverpool, from
Arica for London, which went ashore near Boulogne, arrived

17S, MAY 8.-:Tile Queen of the Isles, Henty
bound for Queenstown, put back to this port, 2nd May, leaky
after being at sea ten days, and has gone on the patent slip—

THURSDAY, JULY' 6

ARRIVED

—Wind W.S.W., light,

id Maria

Buvarovicb, Venice

Etbrrvoot :'--otanbatb •

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3101fDAY

respect

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game Was

ke man

Coalition

NEOBICING

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withdrawn t

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trol. Ha

A. mythical Reform (

g Hercules, Mr. LA.T-tIID ; but that s

Ll 3, limner,

desirous of

EkLEXA.NDEE

ms far f

louse deems it prud

il, at all or

other and a tolerably current
member, the hon. H. T. LIDD

feet an(

g will be
for Buck

s a mos

astadt ; and,

g by ant

kept for, and a p

1. The heir to his thror

1 weakening

g ender

s afflicted wi

bed•linen has to he changed twice during the same nig
and he is tat

sown out

sians k

wring under other distressing s,
ly. Many and revolting are the

s know

to have

le of Russia.

I betwee

melon(

mptoms a

;ertained so strong an aversi

laced him to pray to I

general

le Russians and the

given place, in St. Peter

antipath;

bitterness of

known by Englis

ans is adopted to el

onnexion. Such

xinivocal, seems a 1

Liaison with t]

burg at least,

Dus Ras

land is received with
,ts and localities formerly

to Eng

associated with Engltsh r

Anum..ehanged, and ever

the me

,ry of English

araistakea

decided, and not less

,dicated in 1

aerou.s declarations. Those who are familiar with the

acillatir

finds favour

.ng whi

he British (

1 repugnant to the Britisl

,st the introduction of the

Austrian element

[to the dispute may again lead to ti

sumptic

Df a diplomati

.nstead of an armed warfare

and refer to the equivocal conduct the court of Vienna

has pursued ever since she threatened war against Turke

for endeavouring to chastise its rebellious subjects in
Montenegro. They frankly declare their want of faith in
the assertions of Lord JOHN RussELL, that if the Rus-

ans refus,

to leas

)perations adopted

Le Principalities Austrian troops

,n 1 out ; and point to the course of

ith as proof that temporising and

equivocation are all that these two powers mean in regard

They also allude, with some degree of bit-

terness, as regards Ministerial insincerity, to a farther
intended shuffling of the Cabinet cards by which the

Secretarysh

p-at-War shat

,e shifted from the shoulders

of the Duke of NEWCASTLE and quietly dropped upon
those of Mr. SYDNEY HERBERT ; his grace of Clumber
aying hold of the Governor-Generalship of India as some
u Downing-street ; his

solace for

acceptance of the new office having been, it is now said,
merely temporary ; and that now, when there are signs
(query where ?) "of gentle peace returning," he desires
to devote his great talents to rectify the gleanings in our
tal empire. Considerate, simple-minded, and self-
low shall the coalition lamb-fold be coal-
N. lively song informs us that

sacrificing mar

ensatecl for his abse

Single misfortunes to Irishmen ne'er come alone;
nedium of the House of

and in like manne:

ough th

Lords, the count:

•y was informed on Monday evening that

the appointment of an additional secretary of state in-
volves more than the payment of his salary. It was then
and there made apparent that a set of suitable offices
must be prepared for transmission of the business con-
nected with the new appointment ; that was foreseen by
every one, but it was not so clearly understood, notwith-
standing rumours in that direction, that the Enclosure
ist be removed to make way for him

Commissioners

facilitate

asiness of that important depart-

exigencies of the n(

Secretaryship. On the same interesting occasion it was
also made obvious that the condition of the Foreign
Office is most wretched, in point of fact it was described
by the Earl of lIALILEssrux as being in so frightfully
dilapidated a condition, as to defy parallel, unless, indeed,
the rickety state of the existing government may in some

degree bear its frailties in countenance.
As I mentioned incidentally last week, the Society of
Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, held its annual cele-
bration on Monday, in the Crystal Palace. The occasion
was the centenary anniversary, and the meeting was to
have been presided over by his Grace the Duke of NE W.
CASTLE, but the War-Secretary was prevented from being
present, as he was attending to the embarkation of his
youngest son in the Dauntless, for the Baltic ; which
vessel, so runs the rumour, has been employed to carry
out despatches from the War-office to Sir C. NAPIER'
directing the general arrangements for an attack on
Cronstadt. In the absence of his Grace, the chair was
ccupied by the Earl of GRANVILLB. Nearly eight him.
xi gentlemen sat down to dinner, in the basement of
E'alace ie same place, in fact, in which the Crystal
any so recently entertained the Foreign
The arrangements were in all respects
' contrast favourably with the meetings of
at which we read of wranglings with
with GOLDSMITH, and even occasional
"*h JOHNSON;—on Monday all was
The enjoyments were not spun
but were at once lively and
ling. Classification of pm,
Issification of the company,
~tion was judicious and
'e cross-fables sat Sir C

admirable

BARRY

misunderst, _
harmony and good

)ut so as
dignified;

and the spirit

YLE headed

appropriately loca
townsman, Mr.

artists and men
ts. Dr. FoRBES

'_l SON : Y

BRowN, M.P., was at home as
nnrnmeree: the DEAN

HEREFO'

d

gyratory Was

nerally brie
linarilY to 1

Rich windows that exclude the light,
And passages that lead to nothing.
1 propos of the Crystal Palace, on Thursday morning,
if desirous 9f testing whether the 9faci4ll4 connected