The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-24 00:00:00

Flour and Grain have bec
tain late rates, while the trade dec

me quiet, holders seeking to mai
e to purchas

:xcept for

samples much needed or prime fresh lots

has come forward, and it is easier to buy

CATTLI

MARKETS

SALFORD, AUG. 18.-Th

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of Beasts at to-day's market, being 233 more than last week,
and the quality good. Holders of Beasts, having purchased at
an advance at Liverpool, commenced business by asking 4d per
lb over last week's quotations, which, owing to the good atten-
dance of buyers, and a steady demand, was sustained through-

out the day, and a clearance effected. There was a decrease in

he quan

ity of Sheep and

Le inquiry for them was

good, and an advance of fully Id per lb obtained, and all sold.
Calves were all disposed of at late rates.. The following are the
quotations :—Best Heifers, sid to sjd ; middling, 4id to 5d ;
inferior, 4d to 4id ; sheep, 50 to 6ld ; Calves, 5d to 6d. Num-
ber of Beasts, 1,263 ; Sheep and Lambs, 8,546 ; Calves, 62.
WAKEFIELD, Auo. 18.—We had a very limited supply of
fat stock, and the demand being very good, the whole was sold
off at the following prices :—Beef, 5s 9d to Gs per st ; Mutton'
5d to sid per lb. There was a thin show of lean stock. and a

very good show of Pigs.
DUBLIN, Auo. 19.—Tlie attendance was large, and a goc

advanc

on prime Beef from last market day, and the highest
we understand, that has been had for some years during Au.

gust. Sheep were not so easy to sell, but without any change

Lamb and Veil steady. No quotations for heavy Pigs; smal
store sold well. Prices of prime Heifer Beef, 46s to 48s ; infe
rior, 40s to 42s per cwt upwards, in sink ; 4id to 5d a s.id
Veal, bid per lb, in ditto ; Lambs, I4s to 24s each.

SHIPPING

TUESDAY, At

LIGUST 17.—Wind S., moderate breeze,

A Rai YED.—GeOrgina, Marshall, from Boston—Beejapore,
M'Lay, St. John, N.B.—Onward, Chase, Magaguadavie—Cru•
sailer, Hunter, Maceio—Courier, Gavin, Akyab—Prince Wo-
renzoff, Mountain, Tazanrog—Albanian, Winsor, Venice—
Ann and Elise, Amsterdam—Crescent, nuns, Charente—
Oberon, Williams, Pernambuco—Annamooka, Payne, St. Ste-
phen's—Africa, Ross, Pictou—Susan Ilinks, Gay, New Orleans.
SAILED.—Arno (s.s.), Haram, for Genoa—Avon, Jones, and
Pursuit, Smith, Quebec—E. C. Scranton, Spencer ; Samuel
Laurence, Patton; and Montezuma, De Courcy, New York—
Hendrika Gezina, Kwint, Riga—Jane Glidden, Howes, New
Orleans—James 'F. Foord, Hughes, Melbourne—Westmoreland.
910 I Decan,

biladelphia—Mathilde, Christiansen, and Johanna,
Thevsdn, Iceland—Odin, Wicklander, Elsinore—Providence,
Rotitligniack, Vera Cruz—Emma, Freeman, Alexandria, E.—
Young Marquis, Benbow, Oporto—Maria, Hermansen, Iceland
--Palermo, Holman, Corfu—Cora, Morris, Castine—Constitti-
zione, Milatovich, Trieste,

Robert Matthews, from Antwerp, at Valparaiso.
Clarendon, Betten, hence at Calcutta, 2d July.

3ombay a

Conrad, bence at Callao_
Martin Luther, Kelly, hence and Melbourne, at Adelaide.
Albatross, Geves, sailed from Adelaide for this port2lstApril
Dabriada, and Marion Macintyre, both sailed from Bombay
for China.

hae; and oliatham, smith, Sincapore, all at Table
Nile (s.s.), Olive, hence at Alexandria.
Phoebe (s.s.), Brennan, hence at Malta, anti left for Con
stantinople 9th instant.
ADELAIDE, May 6--

The Washington, from Glasgow, struck

moderate

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18.—Wind W., moderate

ARRIVED.—Arctic (s.), Luce, from New York—WcioOland
Castle„, Barclay, Barbadoes—Josefina, Calvo, Havana—Hero,
Pirrie, Akyab—Albion, Thompson, Newfoundland—Albatross
(s.s.), Rotterdam—Pirate (s.s.). Ritchie, Alexandria.
SAILED.—City of Lincoln, for Port Philip—Sarah Horne,
Phelps, Africa—Ailsa, Duguid, Bombay—Cornelia, French,
and Great Western, Furber, New York—Phoenix, Simple, New
Orleans—Hennetta, Oliver, Prince Edward Island—America,
Guthrie, Montreal—Gipsey, Robinson. Valparaiso—Margery,
Hay, Narva—Catharine, Williamson, Nantes.

Pacific (s.), Nye, hence off New York 7th instant.
Niagara (s.), Stone, and Moses Wheeler, hence at Boston
Queen, hence at Charleston. •

Thompson, hence at Philadelphia.
Excelsior, Parker, hence at Jamaica.
Emma, Atkinson, sailed from Demerara for this portJnly 1
American, Saunders, and Mary Anna, Keating, both hew
at Baltimore.

Constitution, Britton; Universe, Bird; 'Monteagle, Sorby ;
Enterprise, Davies; Kossuth, Bell ; Devonshire, Strickland ;
and Nicholas Biddle, Calkins, all hence at New York.
Star of the West, Brown, hence at New 'York, with loss of
jibboom and bowsprit, having been in contact with the William
Stetson.

K. P. Caroline, Smidt, sailed from Antigua 15th June, and
Isabel, 16th, both for this port.
Woodstock, Johnson, from Colombo at Port de Galle, and
sailed for the Mauritius Ist July.

Anne Melbuish, Tongoy, at Valparaiso, and sailed 18th June
for Baltimore.

Robert, from Caldera, and Norma, from Mazatlan, both at
Valparaiso.

Robert Whiteway, sailed from Valparaiso 19th June; \Vat-
17th ; and Curraghmore, 24th, all for this port.
- VA LPARAISO, June 30.—The Fame, of Liverpool, wants from
6,000 to 7,000 dollars on bottomm to proceed on her vogage.
ANTIGUA, July 28.—The Newton, from Barbadoes for Liver-
pool, which put in here, sth instant, has nearly completed her
repairs, and w►ll he ready for sea in about ten days.