The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-08 00:00:00

MONDAY, JUNE 7,

CATTLE MARKETS

SALFORD, JUNE 2.—We bad just a moderate supply of
stock, and of fair if not superior quality. Being our race
week, buyers did purchase frcety, and prices for Beef, Mutton,
and Lamb, were hardly maintained. There was a coLsiderable

lot of inferior stock unsold.
LEEDS, JUNE 2.—We bad a good show of cattle at this day's
market, and a great attendance of buyers. The beasts were of
prime quality, yet the trade ruled heavy, but towards the close
a fair clearance was effected. Beef, Gs. to Cs. 4d. and Gs. Bd.
per 16 lbs. Sheep and Lambs nearly all cbam.,,ed hands.
Mutton, sd. to 54d. per lb.; Lambs, 20s. to 21s. each, or about
Gid. per lb. Number of Beasts, 700 ; Sheep and Lambs, 5,100.
DUBLIN, JUNE 3.—We had a brisk demand for cattle both
for butcher and store. Prices of former 455. to 48s. and 50s.

per cwt. sinking offal, for anything good, grass, or stall-fed.
In mutton there was no change. SIM. to sd. and Veal Md. per
lb. Lambs were high, 18s. to 255. and 265. each. The English

markets having again come down, we have Pigs upwards 2s,
per cwt. ; good kinds to-day fetched 395. to 40s. per cwt.

Not so much business done in our Butter market since our
last report, but prices bare remained firm. Fromlrish accounts
this morning, prices there are full Is. higher; and it is quite
probable that we may participate in the advance here. Water-
ford, 72s to 745; Clonnrel, 72s to 745; Carrick, 70s to 725; Kit-
kelt-Iy, 72s to 74s ; Lim'erick, 60s to 645; Belfast, 64s to 68s;
Sligo, 60s to 66s ; Cork 3rds, 62s to 64s ; Do. 4ths, 52s to 545.
Bacon still continues in good demand, and advancing in price;
as also Lard—kegs up to 525, bladders 56. No Cheese here.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,

FRIDAY, JUNI: 4.

SHIPPING

TUESDAY, JUNE I.—Wind N.W., fresh.

ARRIVED.—Fatima, Fidstone, from Charleston—Queen of
the West, Hallett, and Enterprise, Funk, New York—Venelia,
Martin, Buenos Ayres—St. Vincent, Shepherd, St. Vincent—
Zephyr, Dark, Marseilles—Veracity, Bence, Malta—Jalitina,
Boom, and Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam—Teresa, Bremen
Eugene, Antwerp—Tyro, Orr, Lishon—Nyverheid, Lievens ;
Industrie, Zellien ; Charles ; Vigilant; Eclipse; Triton, Ostend.

SA ILe D.—Constellation, Allen, and Camden, Sherwood, for
New York—Maine, Freeman, New Orleans--Richard, White,
Pernambuco—Eagle, Lumsden, Rio Janeiro—Herter, Rode,
St. Tiv)mas—Arab, Dyer, Panama—Akbar, Graham' Calcutta
—Jessie, Webster, Hayti—Margaret and Rachel, Davies, St.
Andrew's, N.B.—Claudia, Richards, Hamburg—Eagle, Jones,
Narca—LOadon, Bottcher, and Christina Jantina, Dood, St.
Petersburg—Rothsay, Mann, Harbor Grace—England, Smith,
Constantinople—Bijou Long, Ancona—Panope, Steward, Syra
—Echo, Brereton, Rotterdam—Vennis, Gonzales, Barcelona.

Caroline, Reid, hence at Table Bay.
Diego de Leon, Mulet, hence at Havana.
Henrietta, Oaks, from Honslcong at can Fi ancisett, and
sailed for Sincapore.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.—Wind W., light,

A ILIIIVE n.—Broad Oak, Goulding, from Bahia—Cynthia,
Roy, Buenos Ayres—Flora, Hayles, Savannah—Livorno (s.s.),
Campbell, Marseilles—Domestic, Richards, Messina—Sir R.
Peel, Lisbon—Neptune, Bremen—Lencito, Costanza, Bilboa—
Pachetto tie Trieste, Garofolo, Trieste.
. .

SAlLED.—Baltic (s.s.), Comstock; Empire State, Russell ;
Trumbull, Smith ' • Torrent, Prince ; Colombo, Harris and
' Columbia Bryar, for New York—City of Glasgow (s.s.),Wylie;
Joshua Mauran, Barton; and Cromwell, Barker, Philadelphia
—British America, Thompson, and Rose Standish, Pearson,
Boston—Elora M`Donald, Miskelly, Baltimore—Edinburgh,
Blair, and Scotland, Hawkins, Quebec—Emperor, Bruce, Rio
Janeiro—Mersey, Owen, Apalachicola—Arequipa, Askew, and
Ann Baldwin, Stevenson, Valparaiso—Reginald Heber, Turner,
Acapulco—Windsor, Pepper, Para—Cameronian, Spear, and
Owen Potter, Banks, Calcutta—Lady Head, Jones, Fort Philp
—Jannet Shennon, Binge, Rotterdam—Johanna, Ahrens, Wis-
mar—Athens, Chase, Alexandrinas.

All.ert Edward, Stoddart, from Whampoa, at St. Helena,
Golden Fleece, off St. Helena.

THURSDA\, JUNE 3.—Wind W.S.U., moderate

Arm-En.—Asia, from Paraiba—Helen, and Lockwood,
Mobile—Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, and Die Fugend, Schultz,
Alexandria—Libierator, Way, and Guilelmo, Leghorn--La
Reine, Ostend—Gezina, Posterns, Rotterdam—Diana, Schalk,
Antwerp--King of the Tyre, Hawkins, Lisbon--Adriana,
Simpson, Rio Bento ; sailed from George's Bay, Fernando Po,
21st March—Winfleld, Scott, Mobile—Egidius, Marseilles.
SAILED.—SaIem, Gibson, for Aden—Brothers, Murphy,
Boston

The Sarah Sands, which arrived here yesterday evening.
Her non-arrival had caused considerable anxiety throughout
the town, it being known that she sailed on the Sth May last,
and had on board upwards of seventy passengers. It appears
that, owing to the strong easterly winds, she had a very bad
passage—had run short of coals. She put into Falmouth on
Monday, and, having been re-supplied, sailed again.
The Eliza, from London, in beating up the river this morn-
ing, missed her stays, and ran against the Prince's Pier, car-
rying away bead, cutwater, &c.
Mazeppa, Cullen, hence at Charente.
Matilda, M`Phun, from Cape of Good Hope at Mauritius.
Joshua Waddington, sailed from Valparaiso for this port on
30th March.
The yacht Naid, M'Andrew, sailed from Madeira about the
25th May, for Desersos, Porto Santo, and this port.
The lon, hence for California, was spoken 30th March, in
Int. 5 N., long. 18 W., at which time she bad lost mizenmast
and fore and main topmasts, in a heavy squall ; she did not,
however, require assistance.
Warrior, Hughes, sailed from the Mauritius for Queenstown
12th March.
Affecto, 26th, and Redbreast, 29th May, hence at Oporto.
Free, hence at Constantinople 16th May.
Lisbon, and Mignon, hence at Lisbon 27th May.

Our market Ibis morning was necessarily held in the open
street, and evinced little animation in any of its departments.
The operations in Wheat were consequently upon a moderate
scale only, and chiefly in American at a decline of full Id. per
701b5., all other descriptions of Foreign as well as English par-
ticipating in the abatement.—States and Canadian Flour met a
fair inquiry, and common runs receding 3d., a few thousand
barrels,ehanged hands; choice fresh brands, however, conti-
nued to fbe held steadily at full prices, and consequently pre-
cluded any important sales. In French and Irish Flour we
haven° change to note. Barley, Matt, and Pease moved slowly
at late prices, and Egyptian Beans •dectined 3d. per qr. Oats,
upon a limited demand, merely sustained their previous value,
arra Oatmeal was taken sparingly at our last quotations. In-
dian Corn met a moderate inquiry exgranary at 6d. per qr.
reduction. No arrived cargoes are offering for sale. We annex
Tuesday's quotations:—
BRITISH.
Wheat, v 70th., s. d. s. d.
English red 5 Bto 6 2
Do. do. extra —..—
Do. white 6 3.. 6 6
Do. do. extra —..—
Irish red
Do. do. extra —..
Do. white
Do. do. extra 6 0.. 6 2
Barley, y qr., Eng.
qp6Otio.Sc.& Irish 313.. 3 50
Malt,'t;, qr. Eng.... 54 .0..58 0
Do. Irish 47 n.. 50 0
Oats, •r,4sth.
Eng.&Sctch, old 3 n.. 3 1
Do. Irish, old 2 .8., -2 .9
Do. 1)o. new 2 5..2 9i
Beans, v qr. Eng 32 0..34 0
.4,48.0ib.c.& Ir 29 0...30 0
Peas, *qr. Eng 34 ,0.. 36 0
Flour, 13, 280th,
Seconds

Agile, hence at Paler'mo 13th May.
Young Marquis, sailed from Oporto for this port 28th May.
Fernandez, sailed from Lisbon 26th May, and Queen of the
South, 27th May. both for this port.
Cygnet, 31st May, and Susanna, Ist June, hence at Helvoet.
Juliana, from the Cape of Good Hope, and Arab, from Bos-
ton, both at Deal 2nd June.
GIBRALTAR, MAY 24.—The Brigand steamer grounded, in
coming into the Bay last night, but got off four hours after.
FORTIN LA EN, May 31.—The Hawk, of Cnrnarvon, floated
off, last night, but subsequently filled, and sank in five fathoms
of water.
LITTLEHAMPTON, June I.—The WOW Grietje, Pot, from Li-
verpool for larva, which was abandoned in a sinking state,
has been brought into this port, a derelict.

FRIDAY, JUNE 4.—Wind %V.N.W., light,

AarrivED.—Philadelphia, Faulk, from New York—Nevis,
Osborne, St. Michael's—Precolia, Ayrland, Alexandria.
SAlLED.—Louisiana, Barston, New York—Charles, Camp-
bell, Bombay—Queen Pomare, Driscoll, St. John. N.B.—
Glot‘e, Greass, and Manchester, Ryan, Valparaiso—Lanark-
shire, Patterson, Quebec—Elizabeth, Holm, Iceland—Jane
Brown, Kinman, Demerara—Merlin, Laverty, Sydney, N.S.W.
—Crescent, Williams, Charente—Kroningen Elizabeth Louise,
Clasen, Danzig—Carolina Maria, Koster. Stettin—Scandia,
Bergenstrabl, St. Petersburg—Propliete, Kerkhove, Ostend—
Elena, Ball, Valparaiso—Hermitage, Cooper, Rio Janeiro—
America, Magica, Manilla—Brothers, Lewis, Leghorn—Gem,
Blackmore, Constantinople—Rosamond, Gething, Bahia.

0 0.. 0 0
Fine 'o 0.. 0 0
Superfine 90 0..31 C
Extra 33 41..35 0
Oatmeal, 2-101 h ,
Irish, new 23 0..23 6

Free, Smith, hence at Constantinople.
Agile, Wade, hence at Palermo.
Langour, Romming, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and
cleared for this port.
Yelos, Custo, from Tarragona at Algesiras, and cleared for
this port.
Lisbon, hlacgowan, and Mignon, Harvey, hence at Lisbon.
Affecto, Paga, and Redbreast, Williamson, hence at Oporto.
Young Marquis, Brabyn, sailed from Oporto for this port on
28th May.

Genova (s ), hence at Gibraltar 2Gth May.
Augustine, 26th May ,• Princess Victoria, and Enterprise,
27th May ; and Sussex, Scotsman, and Norma, 28th May, all
hence at Cronstadt.

GIBRALTAR, May 2G.—The Brigand (s.), arrived here 24th
June, after being on shore about four hours coming in, but
proceeded the same day for Malta, &c.
PLYMOUTH, June 3.—The Australian (s.s.), arrived here this
morning from London to take the mails, which will be em-
barked this evc ning, for Australia, via the Cape of Good Hope.
QUEENSTOWN, June 2.—The Poas Olio, from Liverpool to
Montreal, put in here to-day, leaky.

CORK, Jura s.—There is no change worthy of notice in the Mary, Freese, hence, and Horatio, Younghusband, Newport,
bol h at St. Thomas.
Flour trade this week. Wheats are unaltered in value, while
Hinds, Cuivs in, sailed fm. St. Thomas for R. Janeiro 2d May.
the demand is good, without speculation. Indian Corn is in Eureka, Sloan, hence at Jamaica.
better supply, and holders being anxious to sell, the prices Ai
Martha, both Watson,
Sa from
vanilla Rio Hache, and Janet, Ferguson, San
at .
receded Is. 6d. per ton. Devonport, Coulbourn, hence at Apalachicola.
The schooner Ranger, Duggan, from Girgenti to this port,
laden with sulphur ore, was abandoned in a sinking state sth
instant, nine suites S.E. of Arklow Lightship. Crew picked up
in their boat the same afternoon, by the Duenna, arrived here
yesterday from Cork.
DEAL, June 7.—The Annette, of and for Liverpool, from
Rotterdam. ran on the Goodwin Sands this morning, but is
exnected off on the flood, the weather being moderate.
M A rIA N HAM, April 10.—The Gipsey, Mitchell, which arrived
18th March from Rio Janeiro, very leaky, having been ashore
on 'he Coroa Grande, has been surveyed and condemned.
BA EBADOES, May 14.—A vessel is reported, by telegraph
from Moncrief, to be wrecked to windward of the island.
NEW YORK, May 25.—The Benjamin Adams, for Liverpool,
which put back to Baltimore. has been discharged, and hove
down to have her leak stopped.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Aurelius, hence for Siin Francisco, 29th Feb., 22 S,
Monmouth, froin New Orleans for this port, 7th May,
7 W.

America, from New York for this port, 14th May, 39 N,G9W
E. C. Scranton, hence for New York, 14th May, 43 N, 57 W
Sandusky, from New Orleans for this port, 3d May, 31 N, 79W
Adrian:l, from Africa for this port, Gth May, 33 N, 40 W.
Nancy, hence for Havana, 21st April, 25 N, 54 W.
Montezuma, hence for Mobile, 23d Slay, 49 N. 9 W.
Nile, hence for Valparaiso, Bth May, 36 N, 15 W.
Betaza, hence for Rio Janeiro, 15th May, 41 N, 11 W.
hence for Valparaiso, Gth April, 17 N, 33 W.

k Princ

Corsair, hence for Constantinople, 21st May, N, io
lon, hence for California, 30th March, N, 18 W, had lost
rnizenmast and fore and main topmast in a heavy squall, but

Nelson Village, bound west, 25th May, 51 N, 17 W.
Eliza Pirrie, hence for Aden, 25th May, 50 N, 9 W.
British Princess, 27th May, off Cape Clear.
Mexican Packet, hence for It!o Grande, 17th Ap., 3 N, 22 W
Victoria, from Buenos Ayres for this port, 2d May,23 N,42W
Liverpool, hence for Charleston, 25th May, 49 X, 15 NY.
Ranger, hence for Detnerara, 26th May, 45 N, 16 W.
Mary, hence for Calcutta, Sod) May, off Tuskar.
Cynosure, hence for Ancona, 2nd June, off Bardsey.

B'ridget, hence for Lisbon, Ist June, 50 N, 10 W.
British Queen, 27th May, off St. Vincent, fourteen miles,
Havana Packet, hence for Havana, 22d Alay, 44 N, 7 W.

TIDE TABLE

MORN. jIIVENG. HORT. HOLYDAYS,ETC

June:, h. m. h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 8, 319 345 13 0
Wednesday . 9 414 443 11 9 Mn. last gr.3.15p.m.
Thursday .. 10 517 552 11 4 Corpus Christi.
Friday .....11 629 7 4 11 1 St. Barmilltm.
t_.ztttzr day .. 13' 737 8 8 11 4 ,Trinity Term ends.
Sunday 835 9 0 . 12 2 Ist Sund. aft. Trinity
Monday.... 14 922 942 13 1 i