The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1852

ever, since the late noble performances of his companions,
Edward of York and Lady in Waiting, (the latter of
whom I expected would have been another couple of
heads nearer the post at the finish for the Thousand
' '' at my prediction, Bay Rosalind,
nd with whom he has had, to my

,d- gate

id if I own knowledge

since the

striking

maraet to-day, buyers, from its
commencement to the close of business hours, having been
extremely inactive, and almost every article was nominally
somewhat depressed in value. Under these circumstances
..,i'ered with little effect at a decline of Id. per 70Ib'
and Canadian Flour, upon a limited sale, 3d. 'per .
and French 6d. per sack. Egyptian Beans also receded 6d. per
qr., and Barley, Oats, and Oatmeal were easier to puicl,-
Indian Corn on th-

,ecome a

huish, Jersey--
kinson, Rio Hache—
Antwerp—Alice Wilsc
I Crosby, Mobile.

e Midland to 1 fivourite,Tc
I

Seneca, feinhagen, Baltim
Miranda, Alexa ndrii

ut recommend an invest

to add, that the

stated reasons
are " facts wh

CERTIFICATE.—May 19, W. McCann, Liverpool, merchant
PARTNICRSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Ri
Liverpool, timber merchants—A. I
•

Wheat was eff

marke

) steam

of over." We all knoll
has beaten Vatican easily

Mackay, and Co.
. Mackay and Co
rds J. Mackay—T

America

mny, at this port;
?Sth. The Mary, WO

Liverpool, coal propri
B. llayward and Soi
thews, and G. PonlAnr

labout 180 tons
Bonny River:
Wasp; Idea

palm oil

, . tobacco
T. Bradley, Liverpool, licensed victuallers.mar

ce what

spot. forming an exception to the for

MI Callao at Deal

all this must

remarks, was was in request at previous ratcs, and floating carg
net inquiry at full prices. We annex Tuesday's quotations

A mbrosine,iiiilie:le

Imorren, nenci
Avoca, sailed from Coq
Orkney 1.... frn

BRITISH

FOREIGN

cutters

Wheat, 7015., s. d. s. d.'Wheat, qp, 701.
English red 5 7t05 11 Canadian :..
Do. do. extra 5 11.. 6 1 United States
Do. white 6 0.. 6 3 Danzig, &c.
Do. do. extra 6 3.. 6 6 Poineranean,&c
Irish red
Do. do. extra 5 8.. 510 French, &c.....
Do. white
Do. do. extra 6 1.. 6 3 Danube
Barley, 14 qr., Eng. 29 0 .30 0 Russian,&c.hard 4 7
v6Otb. Sc. & Irish
.3 9.. 3 10 ^ Egyptian

s. d. s. d.
5 7to 6 1

William Collins, Marlborough, draper,
William Thomas Gibson, High-street

5 7.. 6 8
5 10.. 6 1

Africa, utl;l;erison',"l
The City of Lin,.!. t

Kent, br

William

4 10
7.. 410

Ave, of this port, sailed from B
donderry.
Indian Queen. ForsavAth

46 0..49 0 Oats, le, 4515

3 8.. 3 9
2 10.. 3 0

Amethyst-and Anne Jorgiar

Lc
vtgr. nurp. 30 0.. 35 0
Eng. ..,c cI, old 3 0.. 3 2 1480lbEgyptian 24 6..25 0
Do. Irish, old 2 10., 211 Peas, q 9, qr. white. 31 0..34 0
Do. Do. new 2 10..2 10i Ind. Corn, 414,4801 b,
Beans, qr. Eng 32 0..36 0 Amer. yellow .. 30 6..31 6
*4Botb. Sc. &Ir 29 0..30 0 Do. white.... 30 0..31 0
Peas, 19' qr. Eng 34 0.. 36 0 French. yellow.. 30 6..31 0
as 28016, Do. white ..29 0..30 0
0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & Galatz.. 31 6..32 0
0 0.. 0 0 Flour, Or!. 196th.
one 3O 0..31 r. CP'

Comm

with loss of -tioata74mainb
Ariel, Barnesly, hence for
stant.

riour,
Seconds
Fine....

_ 4 ,anadi an, sweet 20 3.. 21 0
2401 b ,0..35 3
U. States,
l do. 20 0.. 20 9
23 6.. 24 0, frncha4"si sour2Bo 30 g.771g

Petrel, Baxter, sailed from \
Russell, 10th Feb., and Tay, 2

thlttneal, -v,- -

Irish, new

instrel Boy. 9th Neb. for Queenstown.
The Hydrabad, from Trinidad to Londc

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET,

hold and all hands
to this port, which
_ _

FRIDAY, APRIi. 30,

the 19tli instant, in lat. 5
arrived here to-day from

The sales of Beef for the week exceed 4,000 tierces, at prices
ss. to los. per tierce over the rates of last week ; holders now
ask a still further advance, and the market closes very firm,
with an `upward tendency. Sales of Irish and French Pork
continue to be made at- former prices. The late arrivals of
American Bacon are not yet landed, hence the business has
been trifling : the inquiry is good, and, with the change to
growing weather, is likely to improve. Shoulders and Hams
have been rather more inquired for. For Lard there has been
an improved demand, and the sales for the week exceed 53 tons,
at steady prices. Cheese has been a very slow sale, and to clear
out shipments lower prices have been taken. Grease Butter is
wanted.

THURSDAI, APRIL

—Wind S.W. to N.W

ARRIVED.—William Withe
John Henry, Alexander; \V

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET,

SATURDAY, MAY 1

a. 4. a. 4 a. d. a. d.
Hay, old, volt 0 51® 0 sal Potatoes,
New - 2 9
Clover
Ditto, Green
Vetches • 0 0- 0 0 Turnips, v ton . 0 0— 0 0
Straw, Wheat - 0 -41 Carrots
( Oat 0 3 0 4 'Mangelwurzel . 24 0 —25 0
Barley

,eary, from Co

The brig Kelrose was passed on the
lon. 46, waterlogged and abandoned,

ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET,
SATURDAY, MAY 1.

BBi s. d. s. d. 1 s. d. s. d
eef *th 0 4i to 0 7 'Strawberries,*oz 1 3to 0 0
utton
Veal
0 si 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 1 6 0 0
Lamb 0 8— 0 10 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 II
Fresh Pork
Salmon 1 7 1 8 Gooseberries.... 1 6 0 0
Bret
Haddock - 4 0
Soles
Lobsters ' 1 2 —.O 0 Geese. 3 0= 4 0
Cod Fish
Turbot
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto, 0 8— 0 10 Pheasants 0 0 -- 0 0
Filberts 2 0 0 A Partridges 0 0— 0 0
Asparagus,* 100 4 0— 6 0 Black Game o 0— 0 0
Eggs *124 410= 0 0 , Wild Dacks .... 00— 0 I
Potatoes,* peck 0 8— 0 1! Pigeons 1 8— 2 0
Cucumbers,each 0 6 I 0 Larks....* doz 0 0— 0 0

CORN MARKETS.

MANCHESTER, MAY I.—At our market this morning
somewhat languid feeling prevailed, and wheat merely sup-
ported the currency of this day se'nnight. Fresh made flour
being in scanty supply was held firmly for an advance of 6d.
In the value of oats, oatmeal, or beans no change can be noted,
these articles having nearly lost the improved tone they ex-
perienced during the week.
WAKEFIELD, APRIL 30.—The supply of Wheat continues
very small ; for fresh samples there is a fair sale, at the full
prices of last week ; granaried parcels still continue much
neglected. Barley is sold on rather better terms. Oats and
Beans are scarce, and the turn dearer. In other articles no
material change.
WISBECH. MAY I.—At our market to-day we had only a
small supply of Wheat, and sales were effected slowly at a tri-
fling reduction from last week. During the last two or three
days we have had mild weather with fine raids, which, however,
have not affected the price of Spring Corn.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, MAY I.—The supply of Wheat
frnm Ihn fllrrnaro ur•• loaf vrPelt_ b
the demand proved active, and an early clearance was effected,ut
at the full rates of last Saturday. Notwithstanding the arrivals
coastwise and from abroad are exceedingly limited, yet, owing
to the favourable changeof the weather, the sale proved very
dull for both English and foreign Wheat, and only a moderate
amount of business was transacted at the current rates of this
day se'nnight. In the value of Barley or Malt no change.
There was a good show of Oats to-day from. the growers, but
scarcely any fresh up from the coast this week ; the demand,
however, is very limited, and late quotations are with difficulty
maintained. Foreign are almost unsaleable. Beans and Peas
meet with a retail demand, at a trifle better prices. Flour sells
more readily, and rather more money is obtained for fresh and
approved marks of south country manufacture.
DUBLIN. APRIL 30.—1 n consequence of the favourable
change in the weather the depression in our Corn-market has,
if possible, increased ; to-day the demand for every article of
grain was extremely dull, at about the currencies of_last Tues-
day, which we repeat.
White Wheat 23s Od to 26s Od I Barley. 12s 6d to 15s Od
Red do 226 Od to 23s 6d I Rapeseed .... 14s Od to 17s 6d
Bere Os 0(1 to Os Od Bakers' Flour. 12s 6d to 158 Od
Oats .... lOs Od to 12s 6d Indian Corn,
Oatmeal lls 6d to 12s Od per 480t1,298 Od to 32s Od
CORK, MAY I.—The Flour trade is firm at last week's prices,
with a good consumptive sale for general qualities. Wheats
are in good demand at late prices. Holders of Indian Corn
obtained a further advance this week, but the:trade is reluctant
to operate on such terms.

MONDAY, MA Y 3.—Wind S,

ARRlVED.—Hesperus, from Cuba—
York—Kitty Cordes, Mobile.
—Nautilus, Bruss, for St.
eraza, Messurier, Rio J
—Diana. Mosson. New•fi

SAILED

Pottinger, Riga—
Marshall, Valparaisc
and Dora, Rees, Naples—
Eliza Killick, Norman, Gonaives

?undlan(

James, Cooper; N. S. del
Albiguri ; and Bella en Grg •
Anna Thompson, from G
Carnana. hence at Callao,

D, at B

Peruana, hence at Valparaiso.
Gasper, and Gardner, from Sat,
Enterprise, sailed from Valpai
Cornish, lOtli March, both for thi
Harrison Clio,— "
March •

, • - -••,
, James Turcan, France, 18tli Mt
Evans, 24th March, all hence at Bombay.
Stornaway, Robertson, from London, 27
Ken, Tarbet, Aden, both at Bombay.
Dundonald, Gelleis, sailed from Bombay
port; and Hercyna, 17th March, for China

--......,
-----..
Edwards, Liverpool, boarding-housekeeper, first div. of 7d., on Ireland, and with the exception of 16,030 barrels of Flour from Freeman, Alexandria—Pomona, Crank, Savannah—Maine, ~V• R. Jones, sailed from Sangor 10th Print; Record
Freeman, New Orleans—William Peele, Bell, Buenos Ayres— Scargo,llth ; Helen Wallace, 12th ; andess Royal
Wednesday, April 29, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. the American States, the imports of Wheat and other Foreign
Turner's, Liverpool—G. and S. Pim, Liverpool, corn mer-
Alert, English, Port Adelaide—Richard, White Paraiba—As- all 4*- • - ort; Ann Crop- ' qth March, for Al
chants, first div. of Is. Bd., on Monday, May 3, or any subse- Grain are by no means excessive; notwithstanding which, the cendant, Spencer, Charleston—Liffey, Haylock, Barbadoes— -
quent Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool—G. J. J. Grant, Li- entire change of the weather produced a very dull and striking Margaret and Jane, Banner, Mazagan-i-Edith. 1n..-- -
verpool, tobacco broker, first div. of Is., on Monday,
or any subsequent Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.—J. Uns-
worth, Liverpool, joiner, third div. of 2id., on Wednesday.
May 3, effect upon the trade at our mnrirof +A ,1,... I
April 28, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, U
vernoni_

Bernicia, Wil

Piicenix, Knit

th insta,

ora, and Eleanor Chapman, from Arica—Par
from Coquimbo—and Kesrtrel, from Callao—

Ctiasely, and Idriana, from Iquique, at Arica, and both sail
for this port.

-12, Lord J

Morton; Justyn, Thor
arm =mom, Robertson, from New Orleans—ls
Wright, Furber; and Princeton, Russell, New York—Speci
tion, Hilberg, Nantes—James Wright, Clarke; Rose Stand]
Pearson; Eliza Perrie, M`Wha ; Araminta, Ferran; and
lem, Mobile—Admiral (s.), Wickman, Havre.
SAILED.—Hero, Griffiths, for New York—Francis, Wits Riga —Nuova Fortuna, Barbara, Corfu—Stephen Huntl
Etherington, Leghorn.

•
Atlantic (s.), West, from New York, at this port; sailed V
instant.
Perseverance, Stevenson, hence at St. John, N 13.• • Hope, and Monarch, hence at Sonsonata.
Wilkins, cleared at Paraiba for 'Valparaiso 24th March.
Irvine, hence at Charleston.
Dagger, hence at Jamaica.
Cluny, Hence at Bucksport.
Grace, Moran, hence at Portland. •
Jane H. Edwards, Spouse, hence, and Lima (s.), Willian
from CallaO, &c., both at Panama Ist instant.
Ellen Maria, Whitmore, and Hartley, Morrell, both hence
New Orleans.
Rip Van Winkle, Lowber.
Ho'-

tor this po.. er
10, 21st, for London; ,

at Calcutta

d the G

'or London, March
Calcutta, March 4

V.,11

_ .. an IA tnY • X oni.
Stephen Baldwin, North, andat
David Clarke, Boyde, both
hence at Mobile.

?,

sth instant, in lat. 41,
by the Eudnri.

Fumanti Bay, March 18, 1 1N
or Jamaica, March 31, 19 N., 39 W,
Baltimore for London, April 19, SC

New YORK, April 17.—The Charlotte, Tievens, from Adele-
chicola for Liverpool, was totally wrecked on Green Tutte
Keys, Abaco, on the 30th March. About 800 bales of cotton
were saved, in a damaged state, and have been sold at Nassau.
The salvage was 75 per cent, The Jane Hammond, which was
seriously injured by the fire at Savannah, had 1400 bales of cot-
ton on board, the greater part of which was consumed. The
Isabella received damage to her sails, rigging, spars, &c. The
Queen, Hossack, from Havannah, for Boston, went ashore on
Cape Cod, during the snowstorm on the 12th instant, and, it is
expected will be a total wreck.

port, A

FRIDAY, APRIL 30.—Wind N.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Zoe, Shaw, from the Mauritius—Harriet Hope,
Francis, Rio Grande—Emperor, Bruce, Bahia—Jessie, Sheri
thin, Maranham—Maid of Orleans, Anderson, Barbadoes—Ja-
maica, Brown, Jamsica—Esther Sophia, Mass, Maracaibo—
Africa, Dovies; Arab. Dyer ; Junior, Turner; Henry Gardner,
Tobin ; Caledonia. Banks ; Olive, Olive ; Favourite, Pecham ;
and Orleans, Steel, New Orleans—Salem ; Rankin, Lawson
Jessica, Hayes; Covenanter, Hood; William Ward; and Bir-
kenhead, Bennett, Mobile—M. J. Ward, Trott, Apalachicola—
Ithoderick Dhu, Reid; United Kingdom, Cutter; and Glen-
lyon, Jameson, Savannah—John S. De Wolf, Bradshaw ; Jas.
Calder, Pettis; Caroline, Connor; Julia Howard, Bulkley;
John, Acheson; and Gipsey Queen, Lockhart, Charleston—
Record, Patuelo, and Hermitage, Cooper, Baltimore—Fides,
Borland, and Dorcas Prince, Blanehard, New York—Ellen
Jenkinson, White, Moravia (sailed 22nd Feb.)—Andover, Ceara
—Champion, Rio.de la Harhe—Columbia, Harris, Apalachicola
—Britannia, Coulter, St. John, N.B.—Wigrams, Thurtell, St.
Helena—Patelina, Russell, St. Michael's—Ocean, Cooper;
Scandia, Burgomester ; and Von Pomeresch, Walter, Alexan-
dria—Rosanna, Gibson, Antigua—Eliza Jenkins, Price, Wil-
mington—Surprise, Lisbon—Mercurius, Dordt—Robert Alex-
ander, Parke, Pernambuco—James Pennell, Woodside, Phila.
delphia—Miltiades, Milligan, Charleston—Cuba, Gibson, Go-
naives—Helena, Hamburg—Greetge, Amsterdam—Industry,
Fuller, St. Domingo.
SAILED.—Mary Spencer, Fisher, for Calcutta—Hope, Coo-
per, St. Petersburgh—Generous, Cogle, Oporto—Gipsy, Gover,.
and St. Patrick, Waterman. New York—Q ED, Venus, Alex.
andria—Abraham Young, Crangle, Charleston.

1 26, 12 NV

t, April •8
1 S., 843

Arctic (s.), hence for New York, was passed by the Atlantic,
at 6 p.m., April 17.
H.NI.S. Driver has arrived at Portsmouth from the Pacific
and Ri Janeiro; she lett the latter port on the 18th March,
and has brought .E 252,000 in specie on freight.
Pacific (s.), hence for New York, was spoken 25th April, at
p.m., in lat. 48 46, lon. 28 53.
Orontes (8.8.), hence at Gibralter in 6 days 3 hours.
Corinthian, Kemp, hence at Venice.
Brigand (s.s.), from Alexandria at Malta.
Actwon, Cumming, hence at the Mississippi.
Elizabeth Bibby, Cain, hence at Monrovia.
Honor, Thompson, hence at St. Nazaire.
Highland Maid, James, hence at Genoa.
HOLYHEAD, April 29.—The John Moore. Sleigh, struck on
the South Stack at three o'clock this morning, at 8 a.m., the
railway company's steamer Scotia towed her in here very
leaky.
STROMNESS, April 23.—The Edoard, Blenke, from Liver-
pool for Danzic, which was on the Dennet Sands on the 9th of
April, put in here last night to land the remainder of her cargo,
and undergo the necessary repairs.
NEW YORK, April 17.—Some anxiety has been expressed in
Baltimore respecting the non-arrival there of the ship Fanny,
Captain Bennett, which left Liverpool for that port on the 20th
February. She sailed some time before vessels which have ar-
rived ; and fears are entertained that she is lost.
WEXFORD, April 28.—The sloop Bee, from Liverpool for
Waterford, laden with flour, ran on shore near the Hook Light-
house. last night; cargo saved. The United States mail steamer
Atlantic, West, from New York for Liverpool, ran aground
yesterday, about 2 p.m., in a dense fog, inside the Saltee Is-
lands, about half a milefrom the pier of Kilmore. Both got
off about 9 p.m., apparently without damage, and proceeded.
SATURDAY, MAY I.—Wind N.N.W.,
ARRIVED.—Wyoming, from Philadebia—Conrad, Kelso,
and Venture, Bowen, Mobile—Medora, Hammer, and Torrent,
Pierce, Charleston—Coronella, Larkin, New Orleans—Nelson
Village, Hamilton, Savannah—Mereutio, Sewill, Buenos Ayres
—James Brown, M`Kinuey, Deinerara—Excelsior, Rio de la
Hache—London, Boucher Danzic.
SAILED.—Great Britain (s.s.), Mathews; Tantivy, Brewster;
and Cumberland, Hooper, for New York—Canada (s.), Lang,
Halifax and Boston—Earl of Harewood, Twentyman, and
Huntress, Lambert, Boston—Laconic, Miller, Eastport—Jos.
Howe, Downes, Staten Island—Eliza, Rennard, Buenos Ayres
—Sarah, M`Whirter,Valparaiso—Snowden, Walker, and Vixen,
Graham, St. John, N.B.—Laurel, Winchester, Archangel—
Wanspaken, Royter, and Frolic, Talbot, Brake—Gannet (s.s.),
Sullivan, Rotterdam—Martha, Collis, Dordt—Fencer, Harris,
Genoa—Hannah, Reid, Hamburg—Tagus, Wade, Lisbon—
Nelly, Lorko, L'Orient—Corine, Felle, Nantes—Vier Bruder,
Andreas, Rostock—Rose, Humphreys-, Narra—Science Clark,
Messina—Lady Newborough, Beer, Nice. ,

Encharis, Clemanceau, hence at Martinique.
Charles Mallory, Parker, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Tom Pringle, Cruickshank, hence at Pillau.
Robert Preston, Francis, hence at Cadiz.
Messenger, WDowall, from Callao, at Queenitown 29th
April; lost head and cutwater, 25th April, by contact with the
James, of London.
Kent, Robb, from Honduras; Triton, Davies, Port Lagos;
and Lady Campbell, Clark, Rabat, all at Queenstown 29th Apr.
Harriet Humble, Meodie, from Calcutta and Mauritius, at
St. Helena, and sailed 12th March for London.
Owen Potter. Banks, from Calcutta, and Tory, Duncan, from
Shanghae, both at St. Helena.
Countess Louden, from Bombay, off St. Helena.
ODESSA, April 19 .—Five vessels were seen ashore on the
island of Tendra,—a large ship, a schooner, and three smaller
craft,—by the Thomas and Elizabeth, arrived here.

SUNDAY, MAY 2.—Wind N.N.W. to E., light.
ARRIVED.—Africa (s.), Harrison, from New York ; sailed
21st April—Risk, Wemyss, Rio de la Hache—Rapid, Palermo
—Arno (s.s ), Haram, Mediterranean.
SArLED.—Crown, Dawson, and Esmeralda, M'ilianns, for
New York—Carleton, Innes, Quebec—Urgent, Hanaford, Lima
—Christiana, Hermann Theodor,
E.—Speculation, Heiberg,
Hammerfest—Hermann Theodor, Muller, Bremen—Mar-ery,
Hays, Narva—Vrouw Martha, Wegener, St. Petersburg—Fox,
Martin, Gibraltar— Herald, Nance, Nantes—Fanizza, Trieste.

Arctic (s.), Luce, 18th April ; Asia (s.), Judkins, 21st April ;
Joseph Walker, Hoxie ; Andrew Foster, Holberton ; Caroline;
James Nesmith, Watts; and Mary Clarke, all hence at New
York.
Cummingsimuel Lawrence. Patten ; William Jarvis, Jarvis ; Actwon,
; John C. Calhoun, Melcher ; and ZenObia, Barker,
all hence at New Orleans.
Denmark, Thompson, hence at Savannah.
Phcenix, Beedie, hence at Maranham.
Orontes (s.s.), hence at Messina.
Glasgow (s.s.), from the Clyde, at New York 18th April.
Gertrude, Middlemist, from Honduras for this port, at
Queenstown 30th April.
David, Sharfanoch, from Honduras ; Sarah, Lamb, Cardenas;
and Ocean Star, New Orleans, all at Queenstown 30th April.
BOULOGNE, April 30.—The Walton, Stanton, of Liverpool,
from Punta Arenas for London, with a cargo of coffee, dye_
woods, &c., was stranded this morning, during a dense fog, off
the Point Lorne!, about :eightecn miles west of this port, but
does not appear to have sustained much damage; crew saved.
WEXFORD, April 30.—The Bee, from Liverpool for Water-
ford, that was ashore near the Hook Lighthouse, has been got
off and into Fethard, with her bottom injured, but to what
'ex-
tent is not known ; the flour was saved, slightly damaged, and
seat overland to Waterford.
New YORK, April 21.—A severe easterly gale set in 18th inst.
aid continued, though with less violence, to yesterday evening.
The storm was also very heavy to the eastward, but not so vio- 1
lent to the southward. A sunken wreck, with the English
ensign union down, apparently a barque of about 300 tons, was
seen 18th April, twenty miles of Chatham, Cape Cod;
a chest and several empty barrels were floating about.
BOSTON, April 20.—The new ship Kate, Mellin, from St.
. ,
John, N. 8., for Liverpool, was abandoned at sea forty .
four
miles
east of George's Bank, by the captain and eighteen me
refused to leave the ship, and remainedo rTi
re
captain and eighteen men arrived at Boston 14th April.

I with loss of bowsprit,

Excelsior, Crooker, New

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