The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-02-07 00:00:00

'CiAiTTLE M ALRXE'TS.

LINitItPOOL,;,FEB. 6.—We havelltet an increase ,Of-:165
beasts in supply.cf cattle at this day?sonarket ; tradewac by
no -means brisk,aithough full rates were obtained. We.hare
also an excess 0h305 sheep over lastwent's supply, forowhich
the demand-ruled active, and previous,ourrencies were .well
supported. Good .teef worth 6d to Cidcer lb., mutton 74d to
71d rperlb. Cattle, 2.201 ; sheep, saw.
slkuporaD,,Fan. I.—Cows, 1,550.; sheep, 5,150. Meg
from.4id to 60; mutton, 62d to 'ad;•-vez.l,,,Gd to lid; per lb.
The best.articles reat;sing the above prices. Middling articles
not so good -to sell. L sharp market for mutton at theprices
quoted.
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DUBLIN, Fan. .2.---There was a large supply of rme%l-
- •caitle, but small as to sheep. A4-geod demand pre-
vailed for both, and in some cases a shadeihigher was had for
mutton. ,Lambs very scarce. Prices ofiloecf, 48st to 51:15.s
606 per cwt., sinking,,ufal; mutton, in cic. sid to 7d ttlid
per lb.; veal, Sid per 14.; lambs, 32s 6d. each. ,In the pig
market, a good demand ty contractors, at,i7s per cwt., 48s.
top prices. Already a goad deal is done !Awards barrelling
and making np. Pork,,Siz 4d.

P ISETOX MAR SETS..

LIVERPOOL, • Fee. 3.—The transactions is .beef • darhig
the week have been only to a limited extent: the high prices
at which new is held are paid most reluctantly byktbe dealers,
who content themselves with. retail purchases to scpply their
present wants. -rhe, market foralork is very firm. end prices
have an upward ttendency ; }the itish curers, since the declara-
tion of the late ",contract," demnd a considerable advance.
For bacon there its an increasing country demand, and at
present rates thereds every prospect of a good consumption.
:Shoulders are in improved demand. Hams are wanted. Lard
cis low in stock, and .58s has been ,p.r.id ; to arrive 56sie the
nearest quotation. The stock of :cheese becomes much
,reduced, and extremexates are paid for fine descriptions.
FEB. 6.—The butter market was .qi;iet all last week, end
the transactions quite ,on a limited Bette, the dealers oaly
piwchasing to meet their .necessitous rewiirements. Choice
R.taiities, which are ecasee, are pnchanged in value, but
:middling kinds may be :quoted is to 2s flower. The stocks
held.both here and in Manchester are .concidered small, and
all will be wanted at the rxesent or perhaps higher rates.
Waterford, Carrick, and Clazinel, 102 s to 1;04s; Kilkenny,
Carlow, and Wexford, 100 s to 102 s; Belfast. 97s to 100 s;
Limerick; 97s to 99s ; Sligo, 16s to 998; and pickled Cork
2t1d8,07s per cwt. landed. imported from Lreland, from
the 28th,January to the 3rd Fehraary, 7445 &icing, 123 kegs,
335 orocke, $4O boxes. 218 barrels butter.; 238 tales bacon;
klids :I,4.tierces hams; 50 Erkins, 120 kegslard.
5T....10411e.0 MARKET.--Prices current in this •market :
Beef * RI Os 5d toos7tid Peas Vs 0 to Oa Od
Mutton
Veal
Lamb, pergr .O 0 —2O 0 Melons 0 0— q 0
Fresh Pork.... 0 4 0 8 Apricots
Cod Fish 0" 0 0 ,Filberts 2 0— 0 0
Bret 0 0 0 ;Grapes,Eng *re 0 o— .0
Haddock 0 3 0 0 Ditto,Foreigu 2 —2 .6
Soles 0 ~- o 6 I Pines,Foneach. 0 0— 0 .0
Salmon S 6 N 0 I Do. Eng 0 0 7
Turbot
Fresh Butter 1 4 A S 'Ducks
Balt Ditto 0 11 -- 1 A Geese ....each 4 0 6 0 .
Lobsters each 3 0— 0 0 ~Tnrkeys
Eggs ....* 124 9 0-4 0 jitres
Potatoes.ppeck 1 3 1 8 IRabbitsanple. 1 9 2 6
Cumnberseach 1 6 0 0 Grolne 0 0— 0 0
Damacas 0 0— 0 0 !Partridges .... 3 0— 0 0

LIVERT4OL AGRICULTURAL MARLIER:—Prices on Saturday :
Hay, old, I.) st. Oi 7d ®O6ll Potatoes, s. d. s. A.
New 0 0— 0 0 Kenya. 5 4 5 S
Clover ..... ~ 0 7 0 9,} Pink Eyes .. 0 0— 0 0
Ditto, Green 0 0— 0 0 Cattle .a.,.. 0 0— 0 0
Vetches
Straw, Wheat 0 41— 0 5# Carrots n 0 35 0
Oat
Barley 0 3 0 4 lAfanure .... . 4 0— 5 6

PACKET LIST.
Mails de- Last Next
Destinations. spatched from Packet Packet
London. Sailed. Due.
--
S'IIAMPTON STATION. (By Day Mail.)
Lisbon, Spain, and { 7th, 17th, and Iberia
Gibraltar .... e.. 27th of every Jan. 27. Feb. 16.
month.
Gibraltar, Malta , 1 4th and 20th 1 •
Egypt, Ceylon, and of every Himalaya, lqeb. 4.
China month. Jan. 20. '
4th Mar. and 1
Australia (via India){ 4th of every Ripon,
altrnt. month. 'lan' 4' Feb. 4.
British Colonies inl
West ludies(except I
Honduras),Foreign
Colonies, &c. in W. I
Indies (except Ha- 2nd and 17th Trent, , Feb. 16.
vana), California, 3' every month. Feb. 2.
Venezuela, N. Gra-
nada, Chili, and ' I
Peru, Greytown,
(S. J. Nicaragua.)
dof every Trent,
Mexico and Havana{ Mar. 1
2mn onth only. } Feb. 2.
Honduras & Nassau
{ 17th of eyery 1 Mag.
Idaln7 a Feb. 16.
month. I Jan.
Lisbon, . Madeira, / Grt.
mo
Wes-
Brazil, B. Ayres, c,. 2th of every
nth. tern, Feb. 16.
Falkland Isles Jan. 9.
PLYMOUTH STATION.
C. G. Hope' Natal, Evening of the Queen of
Maurit i us,Ceylon, 14th of every Mauritius, the South
India. Ascension, month. Jan. 15. Feb. 26.
and Cape de Verds
W e
Ho p,
Madeira. Teneriffe,{ Evening of the 1 aterwch
J
and. West Coast of 23rd of every
Africa month. an. 25. Feb. 14,
iLtvgapoot STATION.
British N. America 1 Every Friday ). Canada, Europa,
and United Statee, J Evening. Feb. 4. Feb. 6.

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, JAN. 31.—Wind W., moderate.

ARRlVED.—Enterprise, Jones, from Laguna Acastus.
Paine, Harbor Grace—Compeer, Weeks, Terceira—Saxon,
Crosby, New Orleans—Tiber (s. s.). Brooking, Marseilles.
SAlLED.—Arabian (s. s.), Miller, for Constantinople—Ame-
rica (s.), Lang, Boston—Minors, Tierney, Portland Bay—
Pyreole (s. s.), Dug,-ast, Nantes—Sarah Sands (s. s.).
Portland—Margaret (s.), Harrison, Havre—Rival, Jackson,
Gibraltar.

Ninfa, hence at Manilla.
Bellecarrig, hence at Port de Galle.
Constance, from Singapore at Akyab.
Pollux, hence, Dec. 19 ; Clontarf, Barclay, from Sydney ;
and Jean, Mearns, from Port Isabella—all at Singapore.
Charles Chaloner, Thompson, hence at Savannah.
Firefly, and Eliza Bowen. hence at Melbourne.
Amicitia, and Holland. from Melbourne at Sydney, N.S.U.
Devonport, Rowe, and Dauntless, Carry, hence at Apalichic.
Somnauth, Lawson, sailed from Bombay Dec. 24, and Gar-
land, 27th—both for this port.
Camertonian, cleared at Calcutta for this port, Dec. 14.
Christina, sailed from Singapore, Dec. 4 ; and William
Fisher, I3th—both for this port.
Wilson Kennedy, sailed from the Mauritius, Nov. 8 ; and
Mona, 23rd—both for this port; 10, Dec. 13; and Lady C.
Guest, and Edward, 14th—all for Queenstown.
Mary Ray, Lister, from Hong Kong for London. Nov. 17 ;
Senator, Philpot, from Singapore for this port, Nov, 20; and
William Prowse, Williams, from Whampoa for London, 28th
—all at Anjer.
Affghan, Colebank, from Calcutta; Anglia, Gardner, from
Coringa, and cleared Dec. 13 for Queenstown ; Jos. Bushby.
Davy, and Mary Sparks, Bannatyne, from Calcutta ; Earl of
Derby, Hodge, from Table Bay; and John Martin, Clarke,
e—all at the Mauritius.

WEDNESDAY, FEE. h—Wind W.N.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Lady le Miithant (s.), Welch. from Newfound-
land, sailed Jan. 16—Courser (iron ship), Bombay, after being
on shore in Rhoscolyn Bay, but without apparent injury—
Pyramid, New Orleans—Morning Star, St. John, N.B.
SAILED.—City or Manchester (s. a.), Leitch, for Philadel-
phia—Stranger, Gallani. Africa—Duke of Wellington, Harev,
and Geraldine, bane, Valparaiso—lHnrvey Galbraith, Shad-
rach, Curacoa..-James Nesmith, Mills, New Orleans—Gene-
vieve, C,ouper, Pernambuco Patna, Smith, Singapore—
Robert Pulsfard, Gibson, Calcutta.

Patriot:Aileen. hence at Sangor, Dec. rt.
Monarch, Duff, from Shanghae at Falmouth,
Brott:ers, Wilson, from Calcutta at Ahroa Bay
Euphrates, Johnson, from Singapore at Akvab.
Etitabeth, hence for Newfoundland, at Greenock.
Woodstock, from Newport ; and Brazileira, Cox, hence,
Jtn. 4, at II a.m.—both at St. Vincent, Cape Verds.
tiondon Marshall, sailed from Akyab for this port, Dec. 3.
Perthshire, Welch, and Harriet, Shunn, hence at St. John.
Fleetwood, from Mauritius fOrQueenstown, and Corinthian,
'from Mauritius—both off Ascension.
Plantagenet, Sellers, from 'Singapore, and Hindoo, Rogers,
from Calcutta—both at St. Helena.
Duke of York, Hudson, from Odessa at Constantinople,
and cleared for this port.
Hawk, Foster, and Washington, Spence, hence, and both
sailed for Melbournel Warrior Queen, Stephenson ; Henri-
etta, Speakman • and Armida, Scott, all hence ; and Rydal,
Rolins, from Niautititrs—all at Cape Town.
CAPE TowN, Dec. S.—The ship Gentoo, leaky, and stand-
ing in Simon's Bay, Was spoken by the Propontis (s. a.)

THURSDAY, FEB. 2.—Wind N.N.W., fresh.

ARRlVEl).—Cliitnitera, Davis, from Laguna—J. H. Jarvis,
Rich, New Means and Whitehaven—Annie Morrice, St.
Michtel's —Shamrock (s.), Hockly, Havre—Maine Law,
Buenos Ayres-=2-Vt.lparaiso, Joughin, Callao—Elise, Santander
—Mary 'Hannah, Africa.
SAMEn —Tor. Stein, Hohnholz, for New Yolk—John
Bibby, Ottes,lor Singapore—Benjamin Adams, Drummond ;
Mountaineer, 'Robinson; and Henry Grinnell, Thompson,
New Orleans—Giammatteo, Ursicich, Trieste—Rock City,
Cobbins.'Bombay—Lisbon, M'Gowan, Lisbon—Chasca, Col-
tier, Boston.
Andes (5..5.), Moodie, which sailed on the 13th Jan. for
Boston and New York, put back this afternoon. On the 11th
day efut,,ir. lon. 30, during very heavy weather, she sprung a
leak ; and, to bring her to even keel, so as to let the water
cOtr.e-fOrward to the pumps, part of her cargo (about 50 tons)
'was thrown overboard.
Baltic (U. S. m. s.), Comstock, from New York, arrived
hen' this morning at four o'clock. with 55 passengers, but no
specie. She left New York on the 21st Jan.
Minlioro, Crowell ; and Imperial (38 days), hence at Mobile.
'Tempest, Patten, hence; and Buenos Ayrean, from Valpa-
?raiso, Dec. 17—at Philadelphia.
'Henry Nesmith, Butler, hence at Virginia.
'Clara Wheeler, Nelson, hence at New Orleans.
Amoy, and Snowden, hence off; and Lady Hobart, Levant,
and Austin and Ellen, hence at Charleston.

'Tam O'Shanter, hence for Demerara. at Penman Roads.
Itoscius, Porter; Irene, Manson ; Rossuth, Dawson ; and
,Isaac Webb, Furber—alt hence at New York.
Athens, from New York for this port, at New Bedford
,vlter being on shore.
Laurel. Graham, hence for Maranham, in the Clyde, with
%lass of sails, and one man overboard.
Owen Potter, from the Mauritius at Queenstown, Feb. 1,
:and proceeded to Bristol.
Huron, from St. John for this port, was fallen in with, wa-
terlogged ; and crew taken off by the Favourite, arrived at
Gravesend.
Glasgow (a. s.), from New York, arrived at Greenock this
morninz, at seven o'clock, having made the passage in 13
days 1; hours ; all well.
Cambria (s.), from Havre at Halifax, in l 8 days, and pro-
ceeded to New York. She experienced had weather the whole
of the passage.
The clipper ship Tam O'Sitantec, from Calcutta for Boston,
was abandoned Dec. 23, at which time she had 15 feet of water
in her hold.

FRIDAY, JAN. 27.—Wind S.W., fresh.

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ARRIVED.—LumIev, Scott, from Halifax—Jane Dalrymple,
Stephens, St. John, Newfoundland.
SAILED.—Astrologer (a.), Mil bourne, for Havre—Alice,
Sladen, St. Michael's—Ethiope, Poyer, Gibraltar—Noemie,
Johnston, Charleston—Joven Pepita, Rodriguez, Barcelona—
Granada, Butchelder • Sultana, Taylor; lonian, Colley; and
Quebec, Emerson, NeerNeerOrleans—Mary Bibby, Guthrie,
Demerara—Horsburgh, Monnsey, Lima—Rolling Wave,
Davey. Calcutta—Leavitt Storer, Trott, Savannah—Penning-
ham, Durant, Rio Janeiro—Panama,Cave, and Dreadnought.
Samuels, New York—Celir a, Scott. Africa—Cherub, Tolman,
Azores—William and Elizabeth, Ginsber, Charleston—Frances
Blundell, Para—Daring, Partridge, St. Michael's—Lightning.
Simmons, Azores—Northern Chief, Alder, Boston—Gazelle,
Leslie, Madras.
Malcolm, Jay, hence at Panama.
Liverpool, Mundle, hence at Jamaica.
Amande. Meulener, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Flevo, Vander Hey, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
Glaucus. Duncan, and William Reynolds—both hence at
Newfoundland. _ . _

Surinam, M'Kenzie, hence at Lochinclaul, Islay, for Rio
Janeiro. • - - - -

Dagger, Ross, hence for Demerara, at Port Askaig, Islay,
Jan. 31.

Edward Herbert sailed from Valparaiso, Dec. 2, for this
port.
Braganza and Juverna, hence: Douro, from San Francisco ;
Annette, Gilbert, from Sydney—all at Valparaiso.
Goldfinder, Stewart, from Port Phillip, at Callao Dec. 20,
and sailed for Chincas Dec. 23.
Theckla Schmidt. Boyden •, Tamaulipas (s.s.), and sailed
Jan. 10 for Jamaica ; and Galatea, Llewellyn—all hence at
St. Thomas. _ _

London, Albrecht, hence for New York, has put back,
having sprung a leak, Jan. 25, off Tdry Island, and lost sails,
bulwarks, spars, &c. The leak has since taken up.
Phoenix, King, hence; and Minnie, Thompson, from Prince
Edward's Island—both at Antigua. The Minnie was short of
provisions, had her boat stove, sails split, &c., bow up, Nov.
23, in lat 44, lon 57, bound for this port.
SYDNEY, Oct. 31.—The Great Britain (s.s.l, on her passage
out, sailed 1,800 miles In six consecutive days.
ANTIGUA, Jan. 12.—The Ouzel Galley has been hove out on
one side, but the leak has not been discovered. She will be
hove out on the other side next week.
ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, Jan. 10.—The Priscilla,
Thomas, from Philadelphia for Liverpool, with grain and
flour, was dismasted Dec. 29, in lat 41, lon 66, in a heavy gale,
and sprang a leak, and the crew being unable to keep her
free was abandoned. Crew taken off by the Peerless, arrived
here.
LERWICK, Jan. 30.—The Forte, from Liverpool for Lisbon,
•Which put into Malbay. struck the rocks heavily, upset
.windlass, unshipped rudder, &c., and was abandoned. She
,isnow riding with one anchor to leeward of Mutton Island.
,Should the wind veer to the N.V., she will not hold to her
.anchor. Assistance has been sent to her.

Sarah Ellen, hence at Stonington, far New York, short 0
provisions and water.
Euclid, Ritallick, from Gloucnst.r, at Savannah

Ashburton, Taylor, hence at Havana. ----
Idas, Bristol •, Crown, Liverpool—at New Orleans Jan. 22.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—A ship was seen ashore on Carysfort
Reef, Jan. 16.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.—A large brig was sees ashore, Jan.
20, on Florida Reef, 20 miles north of Carysfort Light, with
topsails cleared, and apparently had just gone on. A wrecker
was working down to her.
The America, Smith, from Callao and Queenstown to Lon-
don, was totally lost Feb. 2, on the rocks near Scilly. Crew
saved with much difficulty, the ship having gone down in an
hour after striking.
The New World, which arrived here yesterday from New
York Jan. 10, in lat 48, lon 27, encountered very heavy
weather, and lost sails, boats, bulwarks, &c.
The Marmion, hence at the Isle of Skye. for New York,
lost bowsprit and foremast head in a hurricane, Jan 25, lat
57. lon 11.
The Spirit of the Times, which arrived here yesterday front
Baltimore, experienced very heavy gales the latter part of the
passage. Left the Capes Jan. 15.
The Sultana, from New Orleans. which put back, was the
vessel in contact with the lonian. (See Saturday's report.)
The Wild Rover, which arrived here yesterday, from New
Orleans, had her foremast struck by hghtni g, and shortly
afterwards the mainmast, 26th Jan., lat 45, lon 40. In about
seven hours the ship was on fire forward ; the coat of the fore. •
mast was torn off, when the flames burst out fiercely. Water
was poured down by a force wimp for several hours, which
apparently extinguished the fire. On opening the fore hatch
the fire was found to be smouldering, and by cutting the bales
of cotton to pieces, got up about 35 bales and threw them
overboard. _

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 4.—The Amanda, Crowell, trom Clyde
to Boston, put in here to-day with boats stove, and loss of
cook-house and cook, after being out 40 days, Jan. 24, lat 47,
lon 29, fell in with the Cumberland, from Valparaiso to
this port, in a sinking state, and took off the crew.

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Congress, hence to St. Dopirr:,-o, Dec. 31, lat 21 N, Ton 41 W.
Sincerity, hence to Hobart Town, tat 16 S, ton 30 W.
Gossypium, from Hartlepool to Aden, Nov. 16, tat 38 S, ton
17 E.
Thetis, hence to Hobart Town, Nov. 12, lat 39 S., lon 29 E.
Alfred the Great, for Calcutta, Oct. 3, lat 4 N, lon 20 W.
Chilean, from Valparaiso to Cork, Nov. 4.
Adriatic, hence to New Orleans, Jan 5, lat 32 N, lon 42 W.
Dalriada, hence to San Francisco, Nov. 18, lat 29 S, Ton 4 W.
York, hence, bou,nd west, Jan. 1, lat 24 N, lon 40 W.
Clara King, hence to Hobart Town, Nov. 12, tat 17 S, lon 31W.
Eagle, hence to Melbourne, Jan. 28, all well, lat 19 N. lOn 9W.
Jeremiah Garnett, from Hamburg to Sydney, Jan. 3, lat 3 N,
lon 24 W.
Money, hence to San Francisco, Oct. 29, Tat 5G 5, lon 72 W.
Pizarro, hence to Valparaiso, Oct. 29, lat 36 S, ion 74 W.
Santiago, from Valparaiso to this port, Oct. 21, lat 33 8, lon
29 W.
Justyn, from London to Sydney, Dec. 8, lat 17 S, lon 26 W.
Helen Wallace, hence to Melbourne. Dec. 9, lat 16 S, lon 28W.
John Murray, from Laguna to this port, Jan. 10, tat 32 N:
lon 68 W.: captain sick.
Cathaya, Dec. 9, tat 16 S, 28 W.
Mary Queen of Sew s, Dec. 17, lat 15 S, lon 27 W.
Hermes, for Buenos Ayres, Dec. 27, lat 3 N, lon 20 W,
Gipsey Queen, hence to Melbourne, Oct. 19, tat 6 N, lon 24W.
Cypress, hence to Melbourne, Dec. 31, lat 4 N, lon 22 W, with
loss of three topmasts and foremasthead.
Symmetry, of this port, Dec. 31, lat 4 N, lon 22 W, with loss
of topmasts, in about lat 7 N.
Nyverheid, hence to Hobart Town, Feb. 1 off the Skerries.
Yeoman, from Callao to London, Jan. 28, lot 48 N, lon 17 W.

TIDE TABLE.

DLit s.

AIORN.iEVENG. 11.011 T.! HOLYDAY3,6T43