The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-03 00:00:00

out any alteration in prices of last week. Indian Corn, though

a small supply, was fully is cheaper.

A. few samples of new

and Bere appeared ; the Rape was

he Oats at 11s, and the here

White Wheat 23s Od to 26s Od 1 New Barley .. 12s Od to 14s 6d
lied do 22s Od to 23s 6e. 1 Rapeseed .... 16s Od to 17s Od
Bere Os Od to Os Od Bakers' Flour. Its Od to 15s Od
Oats lOB Od to 11s 6d Indian Corn,
Oatmeal Its Od to 12a Od per 4801 t... 23s Od to 32s Od

CORK, JULY 31.—The large arrivals of Foreign Wheats,
meeting the diminished consumption of this season of the year,
and speculators look for lower prices, to
Indian
,Corn moves in the merest
retail, at 7 per ton and downwards.

hang on the market,

encourage investments

CATTLE

MARKETS

SALFORD, J LTLY 2S.—There was only an average attendance
of buyers at this day's market, and the trade ruled dull, at a
reduction of fully id per lb. The supply of Beasts was good,

but at the close some were left unsold. There was an average

supply of Sheep and Lambs, but the quality of the latter was
inferior. The demand for both kinds was good, and an ad-
vance of fully id per lb was obtained for Lambs.—Beef, best

heifers, 5d to sid ; middling, 4id to 49d ; inferior, 4d to 44d.
Sheep, 54d to 6d ; Lambs, Cid to 7d per lb.—Number of Beasts,
1,222; Sheep and Lambs, 9,847 ; Calves, 70.
LEEDS, JULY 28.—We had only a short supply of horned
cattle at to-day's market, and the quality was rather inferior.
A fair attendance of buyers, but trade was dull, and part were

turnedout unsold. Beef, 6s to 6s 4d and Cs 8d per 16 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs ail cleared off. Mutton, 5d to sid ; Lamb,
6d per lb. Number of Beasts. 500 ; Sheep anti Lambs, 4200.
DUBLIN, JULY 29.—A good cattle market to day, with a
fair demand for export, the hot weather rendering the butchers
cautious for home use. Beef 42s to 445, and prime 43s to 46s
per cwt, sinking the offal ; Mutton, 4ad to 511 ; Veal, id per
lb. Lambs, Hs to 20s, and prime kinds
Nothing doing in Pork

24s to 25s each.

SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, JULY 27.

—Wind E.S.E., light,

ARRIVED.—Diadem, Warey, and Latimer, Lloyd, Wilming-
ton—Sophie Marie, Boye, Kiel—Astrologer (s.s.), Miller, Con-
stantinople.

SAlLED.—Feronia, Jones, Messina—Anna Dorothea, Prest,
Iceland—Levant, Folaer, Mai acaiba—Fury, May, Constantino-
ple—Arrow, Wyatt, Para—Barticola, Crerar, Halifax.

Reindeer, Hunt, from Paraiba at this port ; sailed 22nd June.
Left the Flint loading for this port. On the 12th inst., in lat.
3S N, lon. 38 W, passed a derelict vesel, with the following let-
ters on the starboard side of the stern :—LLUUBBEECC.

Speed, Grundell, hence at St. John, N.B.
Bijou, Long, hence at Ancona, and sailed for Cephalonia on
the 15th instant.

Flora Bella, hence at Barcelona, and sailed for Galatz on the
16th instant.

KEY WEST, July 3.—A large ship was thrown on her beam
ends, and lost several sails, in a violent gale on the Ist instant,
off this island.

BOSTON, July 13.—The Kate, Merlin, from St. John, N. 8.,
for Liverpool, which was assisted into New York, waterlogged,
after being abandoned by the captain and greater part of the
crew, while proceeding to sea on the 9th instant, got ashore on
a shoal in the harbour, where she remained till the 11th.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28.—Wind E., moderate

ARRIVED.—Sussex, Young, and Stephen Savin, Holstein, St.
Petersburg—Maria, Hennesen, Denmark—Ben ,Buick Dhui,
Mathieson, Antwerp—Den Unge Svane, Holm, Iceland—Bona
Fide, Hunter. Cronstadt.

SAlLED.—Pacific (s.), Nye, and Waterloo, Harvey, from New
York—Annandale, Pearson, Quebec—Countess of Leicester,
Shirley, and Honor, Leggett, Leghorn—Despatch, Magnb,
Harlingen—Haidee, Smith, Demerara—Chase. Hi 11, Cronstadt
—Plicebe (s.s.), Brennan, Constantinople—Judith, Robinson,
Valparniso—Plymouth Rock, Caldwell, Boston—Anna Doro-
thea, Fick, St. Petersburg—Elizabeth Archer, Cobb, Arica—
Bosphorus, Gray. Lima—Ancaras Abella, Barcelona—Express,
Smith, San Francisco—Zealand, Winter, Batavia—John Gray,
M'Donald, Australia.

FALMOUTH, July 26th.—The brig Rhine, of Montrose, from
Pernambuco, foundered at sea. Crew landed here to-day by
the Gemma, from Paraiba.

THURSDAI, JULY 29.—Wind N.N.W., light breeze

ARRIVED.—WaIter Bathe, Brown, from Maceio—Arabia,
Burnett, Maranbam—Saranak, Decan, Philadelphia—Thomas
Ridley, Heurahatn, Harbour Graceßosita, Felechia, Tarra-
gonia—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre—Pelican (s.s.), Byrom,
Rotterdam—Robert M'WiLliain, Allen, Quebec.

SAlLED.—Martha Thomas, for Oporto--Standard, Slater,
Newfoundland—Kestrel, Wise, Lima—Thomas Fielden, Edie,
Calcutta— Refuge, Stubbs, San Francisco—Duna, Duncan, Ge-
noa—Secundina, Abisquira, Havannab.

Windermere, Fairfield, hence at the Mississippi.
Abraham, Castren, hence at Copenhagen.
Christina, Saunders, hence for Rio Janeiro, at Plymouth,

Seraph, Smart, sailed fm. Carthagena for this port 19th inst.
Carmarton, Brabyn, sailed from St. Nazaire for this port on
35th instant.

Coral Isle, 10th instant ; Alexander, Belle, and Grecian (s.),
11th; and Camilla, 12th—all hence at Constantinople.
Enterprise, sailed from Constantinople for this port 12th inst.

FRIDAY, JULY 30.—Wind N.l

A artivED.—George Glenn, Stabb, from Ceara; sailed 12th of
June. She did not leave a British vessel in port—Phoenix,
M'Knight, Antigua—E. C. Scranton, Spencer, New York—
Haabett's Anchor, Glion, Stralsund—Golden Fleece, Short,
Short. Maceio—Ellida, Cram. Kallenburg—Clarissa Currier,
Knapp, New Orleans—Gulnare, M'Knabb, and America, Que-
bec—Duke of Cambridge (s.), Antwerp—Roger Stewart, Skol-
field, St. John's, N.B.

Traffic, hence at Archangel 14th July.
Tagus, hence at Lisbon 20th July.
Prosper, hence at Oporto 21st July.
Lusitania, sailed from Oporto for this port 23rd July.
Swallow, Jellard, hence at Ancona.
Albatross (s.s.), Reilly, hence at Helvoet.
Venus, Gonzalez, hence at Tarragona.
Contest, Hannaford, hence at Malta.
Fearless (s.s.), Harrison, hence at Palermo, and left for Mes-
sina 19th July.
_ ._ _ _

Livorno (s.s.), Campbell, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn 23d
July.

ASCENSION, June 15.—A vessel from Penang has put in
here, leaky. The Duncan, Ritchie, is loading guano. The
Mozambique sailed for Honduras to-day.

SATURDAY, JULY 31.—Wind N.W., light,

Grimsdita, from Buenos Ayres—Asia,
Maxwell, New Orleans—William Wirt, Sampson, Mobile—
Montezuma, De Conrcey, New York—Abigail, Brabazan, St.
Domingo—Blossom, Ritchie, Montreal—Priscilla, Peel, Sierra
Leone—Olive. Wilson, Smyrna—Battis, Massam, Richibucto--
Robe-t Nicol, Ostens, Riga._ _ _

SAILno.7-Eliza, Walsh, for Sydney, N.S.W.—Tay, Grant,
and Sea Bird, Grant, Calcutta—Portland, Ogg, St. Vincent—
Broad Oak, Goulding, Bahia—Mary Hale, Rollins, Baltimore—
Africa (s.), Harrison, and George Evans, Cuillard, New York—
John Bryant, Dyer, Boston—Jessey, Thompson, Miramichi—
Jenny Lind, Mosher, Portsmouth, A .S.—Catharina, Roberts,
Hamburg—Sophia, Cobbledick, Seville—Cheviot, Jenkins,
Syra—Flora, Ockenclen, Smyrna.

Canada (s.), Lang, from Boston, at this port ; left 21st July,
and Halifax 22nd, at 10.45 p.m. Has $312,000 en freight.
Asia (s.),Judkins, hence at New York 15th July.

Humboldt (s.), frizim Havre, at New York 18th July.
H.M. steamer Vulcan, from Queenstown for Melbourne, with
the 40th Regiment, put into the Tagus. 22nd July, to repair her
engines, which stopped suddenly on the afternoon of the 20th,
when about 230 miles from Lisbon.

SUNDAY, AUGUST I,—Wind NAV

ARRlVED.—Scotland, Gordon, from Bonny; sailed 4th May.
SAILED.—De Witt Clinton, Funk, and Lady Franklin, Yea-
ton, New York—Daniel, Bolin, New York.

•
Montezuma, Power, hence and Apalachicola, at Mobile.
Oregon, Frith; Fanny, Parks; John Haven, Rickers—Co-
lombo, Harris ; Crown, Dawson ; Irene, Williams ; and Or-
leans, Henderson, hence at New York.

BrOthers, Murphy; George Baynes; and British American,
all hence at Boston.

Intrepid, Mips; Pollock, 111`Intire; Edinburgh. Blair; and
Scotland, Hawkins, hence at Quebec.

Loodianah, Alexander; John Henry, Oxnard; and Joshua
Moran, Barton, all hence at Philadelphia.
Grenada, Batchelder; Kate Howe ; and Charlotte, Rae—all
hence at New Orleans.
Livorno (s.), Campbell, hence and Genoa, at Leghorn.
Sir Alexander,
Waterwitch, Bush, hence at Leghorn.
ander,
Blackburn, hence and Prince Edward Island,
at Shediac.
Pilot, Tatem, hence at Messina.
Ed, Osborne, hence at Naples.
New York Packet, Grey, hence at Shediac.
hence
at Hartley, Bartlett, and Lady Shelburne, Hunter, hence
at Callao.
Armids, and Bogota (s.), hence at Valparaiso.
Grecian (so, Hardy, from Constantinople for this port, at
Jane,Gen er
Duke,alil Wiltshire,
aStt rsatc. han,
John,l eNn c.
.a t Valparaiso.
Dardanelles.
Passenger, sailed fin. San Francisco for Valparaiso 17th June
Milicete, Jones; Jane Morrison, Matthews; Envoy, Nicker-
-1 o
fromt te t :Ise] aEtindt,e
son; and Emigrant, Price, from New York—Asia, Hannah,
anScGdiirseLaGaiLtief Britain,
George
hJ
June.—The
un
ne
eo.lllTehrereturn.Monarch,
from Mobile—lnfanta, Evans, and Springfield, Ray, from Bos-
ton—all at Quebec.
Fearless (s.), Harrison, from Palermo,
.aintaAaletsssianial.
pino,llforockm, aftroCinallcaoh
Francisco.
Balmoral, Robinson; and Queen, Arrol, from China at San
int: s e pf
reoemd ,
ICqauni nq eulel
Francisco.
Duff, arrived here from
from Sidney, both at San Francisco.
adi Queenngc aCrigmor
incataf,roismlo
Or England, which put in here, leaky,
S oTn
es
Po

NEW ORLEANS, 10th July.—The steamerAnglo-Saxon.l rel
Doris three ships on the bar, bound out, and six ships and
barques, bound in.

li-Ey WEST, July 17.—The Belgian barque Matthew Fart
Brec, for _Matanzas, for Antwerp, went ashore on Florida Reef,
July 2, and bilged; 900 boxes of sugar saved, and 2061 boxes
totally lost
N'

YORK, July 17.—The Kate, of Liverpool, is detained,
in consequence of the crew refusing to proceed on the voyage,
on account of the alleged unseaworthiness of the vessel. The
Hungarian, Patterson, hence to St. John, N. 8., has been
taken into Eastport, with damage, having been ashore ore
Grand Manan, and will be towed. round to Portland, for re-
pairs. The Queen Pomare, of and for St. John, N. 8., from
Liverpool, ran on the rocks, near Little Musquash, July 11,
during a thick fog, and it is feared will go to pieces. The
British Oak, from New York, for St. John, N. 8., is wrecked
at Mount Desert; crew saved. July 19.—The Hamburg ship
Christian, from England, for Panama, with coals, was totally
lost, about six miles south of Payta, June 20; captain and
crew saved. July 20.—A ship, supposed to be laden with cot-
ton, was seen on fire, June 27, in let. 23, long. 84 ; the flames
were bursting out of the fore hatches and cabin windows.
EASTPORT, July 19.—The Zanoni, Wilson, of and for Liver-
pool, for St. John, N. 8., went ashore, 4th inst., near Quoddy
Head, and was stripped and towed in here yesterday.
BOSTON, July 21.—Tue Argo, Mills, of Liverpool, from New
York. for St. Stephen, N. 11., and Achilles, of Whitby, front
Shields, for St. John, N. 13 were both totally lost near
Machias.

HALIFAX, July 22.—The Elizabeth, of Jersey, from St.
Domingo, for Havre, was brought in here, July 20, with mas-
ter, mate, and one hand dead, and remainder of crew disabled-
VA LPARAISO, June 15.—The English brig Desire has been
sold by auction for 3000 dollars, not being able to procure
funds on bottomrv.

MONDAY, A

2.—Wind N.\%

- -
A RIM-ED.—Prince Albert, from Prince Edward Island—Da-
m ana, Tarragona—Charlotte H age, Beck, Landscrona—Severn,
i nch, Leghorn—Robert Preston, Francis, Cadiz—Tyro, Row-
land, Lisbon—War.

!er, Rio G
Ht

SA ILE D.—New Y6rl;

son, and Claremont

ifionnan,,
for New York—Tay, Campb6i, Nari-a—Tartar, Rogers, Valpa—
raiso—Effingham, San Francisco—Rip Van Winkle, Smith,
Port Philip—Carack, Pales, New Orleans—Maria Helena,Setu—
bal. Lisbon—Betsey, Atkinson, Lima—Commodore (s.), Little,
Havre—Republican, Toad, Elsinore—James Hunt, Leggett,
Antigua—Thomas, Aarhus—Eliza Bowen, Maguire, Constanti.
nople—Emilie, Wennerholm. Carlshaven—Tonsberg, Peterson,
Alexandria, E.—Enterprise, Pyott, Buenos Ayres.

Lord Elgin, hence at New Calabar.
Claro. hence at Havana.
Star; Julia; and Olive Branch, hence and Cardiff, at Payta.
Prince Arthur, from Charleston, off Waterford.
Catharine, Yallap ; Cumberland, Gregory ; and Ensign,
Walker, hence at Bonny.

Countess of Durham, from Tahiti—Wm. Ackers, from Ham-
bro'—amt Undannte'l, Whiteway, hence—all at Valparaiso.
Peruano, from Caldero, at Islay.
Bee sailed from Islay for this port.
Gardner, from Valparaiso at Callao.
Director, from Havre at Callao, after being aground in the
Bocquerin Passage, and throwing part of cargo overboard.
The Ceylon, from Iquique for England, put into Talcahuano
9th June, leaky, and would have to be repaired.
Woodman, Bowlby, hence at Havana.
London, hence at Valparaiso.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Marco Polo, hence for Victoria, July 11, in lat. 31 N., long. 14 W.
Ennerdale, hence for Batavia, June 10, 9 N., 20 NV.
Lockett, hence for Shanghae, June 26, 15 N., 26 W.
Charles Saunders, hence for Quebec, July 20, 51 N., 9 W.
Progress, hence for Australia, July 25, off Tuskar.
Recorder, from Calcutta, for this port, May 13,1 at. 29 S. long. 35E.
Richard Cobden, hence for Philadelphia, July 2.
Hyperion, hence for Bahia, June 14, 14 N., 25 W.
Intrepid, hence for Quebec, June 26, off Anticosti.
Byron, hence for Monte Video, July IS, 4S N., 10 W.
St. Petersburgh, from Calcutta, for London, May 27, 32 S., 11E.
Magdalena (s), July 10, 35 N., 35 W.
Elizabeth, hence for Buenos Ayres, July 10, 37 N., 17 W.
New World, hence for New York, July 16. 50, 17 W.
Henrietta Maria, hence for Manilla, May 30, 1 N., 23 W.
John Davies, hence for Porland Bay, July 24, off Tuskar.
Mencius, hence for Canton, S N., 23 W.
Scotland, from Bonny, for this port, July 25, off Wexford;
crew unwell, having been on short allowance for the last
three weeks, and ship making thirteen inches water per
hour; was supplied with provisions.

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