The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-18 00:00:00

PROVISIONS,

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 13.—There is a steady but not
active demand for beef. The receipts to this date, as com-
pared with last year, show a falling off to the extent of
12,800 tierces. For pork there is a moderate inquiry, and
our stocks are low. Holders of bacon continue pressing
sellers, and a farther reduction of is per cwt. has been
established this week, without leading to an active trade.
Shoulders and hams are in moderate request. Lard is a
slow sale, ar 53s to 545, as in quality ; there is less pressure
to sell on the part of holders than was expected from such
large arrivals. No new feature in cheese ; stock about
exhausted. Grease butter has been sold at 58s per cwt.
APRIL 17.—There was a large inquiry for butter from
consuming districts last week, and no old of good quality
now remains. New Cork and Limerick are much wanted,
and the first arrivals will, doubtless, sell at high rates.
The price of new Waterford is too high for many of the
dealers, but as the demand exceeds the supply it has all
been sold on or before being landed. Waterford, new,
120 s to 1255; Limerick, new, 110 s to 112 s, and pickled
Cork seconds, 100 s per cwt. landed. Imported from
Ireland, from the Bth to the 14th instant, both inclusive,
2808 firkins, 100 kegs, 125 crocks, 108 boxes, 104 barrels
butter, 10 bales bacon, 7 lalids. 10 tierces and 15 kegs

Sr. Jollies MARKET.—Prices current in this market :
Beef 4. C. Vs sititc•os73(l Peas. Os 0 to Os Od
Mutton
Veal
Lamb, per qr 6 0 —lO 0 Melons 0 0— 0 0
Fresh Pork .. :. 0 6 0 7 Apricots
Cod Fish 0 2 0 3 Filberts 2 0— 0 0
Bret
Haddock 0 2 0 0 Ditto,Foreign 1 6 1 8
Soles 0 4 0 6 .Pines,For.each. 0 0— 0 0
Salmon 1 8— 0 0 ' Do. Eng 8 0— 0 0
Turbot 0 S— 1 0 Fowls,vcoupte. 2 8— 3 0
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto 0 10 1 2 Geese ....each 0 0— 0 0
Lobsters .. each 1 0— 0 0 Turkeys
Eggs ....* 124 5 6 0 0 Hares
Potafoes.vpeck 1 2 1 8 Itabbits,f cple 1 8— 2 2
Cucumbers each 0 6 1 6 Grouse 0 0— 0 0
Damions 0 0— 0 0 Partridges .... 0 0— 0 0

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MmutitT.—Prices on Saturday:
Hay, oldorst Os 7d @Os Ili Potatoes, s. d. s. d.
New 0 o. 0 0 Kemp% 5 0— 5 6
C!over
Ditto, Green 0 0— 0 0 Cattle
Vetches
Straw, Wheat 0 7 0 8 Carrots 0 0— 0 0
Oat. ~,
Barley

SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY, APRIL 11.—Wind E.S.E., light.

ARRlVED.—Cormorant. (s. s.), Rochfort; from Rotterdam.
SAILED.—Eroe, Dobrlovich, and Fanny Palmer. Cutting,
Athens—Matilda, Ashmead, Barhadoes—Alf, Glrstrup, Ber-
zen —Rettfrewshire, M`Neil, Bathurst—Detnnth, Oltmans,
Bremen—Chronometer, Harris. Dordt, &c.—Levant, Lenner-
ton, Halifax—Ellen Hughes, linghes, Hamburg—Grevinde
Knuth, King, Iceland—Cambria, Murphy,
Fa, Naples—W. D. Sewell, Small, and Australia,
Edwards, New York—Maria, Mehrke, Port-au-Prince—
Joseph Cunard, Shanks; Mary Caroline, Keays ; and Hen.
Wergelard, Prebinsen. Quebec—Lively, Ryan, Rio Janeiro—
Eliza Jenkins, Dean, River Plate—Marina, Justice, Si. Tho-
mas—Active, Weitroth, St. I.3bcs7-Peruana, Fox, Valparaiso,

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Courier, Rudolf, hence at Queenstown, 10th Aprif, to
embark troops fer the East.
Danube (s. s.), Reid, from Trieste, at Palermo, and left
30th March, for Marseilles and this port.
CADIZ, APRIL I.—The Mercia (transport) with a detach-
ment of Royal Horse Artillery, under the command of Major
Mitchell, has just put in here from stress of weather. Re
will proceed as soon as the wind changes; it is blowing fresh
from the east.

YARMOUTH, N.S., MAnCU 25.—The Perthshire, of and
from St. John, N. 8., for Liverpool, which was on shore near
the mouth of the lehoyne River, 11th March, drove further
up near the beach during the late heavy gales. Some of her
bottom planks have washed ashore. The cargo between decks
is beit g discharged.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL I2.—Wind E.S.E.
ARR !VI: D.--Imperia I, Nforan. from Mobile—Byron Browns
Pernambuco—Eigen, Jones, Catania—Susan E. 'Howells
Raffle, New York.
SAlLED.—Amiromnche; Tate, for Richibucto—Arnerica,
Barstow; Ticonderoga, Boyle ; Wales, Hagar; and Mary
and Adeline, Morse, New York—Sarah Botsford. M`Gregor,
Halifax—Vrow Martha, Wegener, Zwolle—John Beynon,Beynon, and Bahamian, Bell, Trieste—Burmah. Davison,
Newfoundland—Dundonald, Gillies, St. John, N.B.—G. A.
Hopley, Malony, Charleston—Standard. Welburn, Resti-
gouche—Paragon, Payne, Montreal—Catherine, Kjelsen,
Christiana—'.bongo, Paris, Barcelona—Rapido, De Nova.
Oporto—Suiva, Schmarz, Bremen—Clymene, Theokeld, and
Highlander, Thompson, Calcutta.

Cambria, Perry, from New Orleans for St. Petersburg, at
Queenstown.

lconium, Turner, gth. and Cap Rouge. Ebsmouth, 10th
instant, both hence for New York, at Newport.
Mary Sparks, from Mauritius for London, at Deal.

THURSDAY, APRIL 13.—Wind S.R., light.
A RRlVED.—Minalto, Jenkins, from the Mauritius—Kossuth,
New York Frances, Glabbette, Ostend Tryphena, St.
Michaels—Maria Elizabeth, Amsterdam.

SAlLED.—Springfield, M'Farlane, and Thornhill, Leighton,
for Quebec—China, Blanchard, Portsmouth, Alexandria—
General Washington, Swift, New York—Sisters, Storey,
Mobile—Maria Catherina, Van Tngen, K, nisherg—Rose de
Mai, Nan, Genoa—Donegal, Dixon, Newfoundland—Mina,
Robinson, Curacoa-- J. 0., Job, Constantinople—Mariner,
Barker, Boston.
Pelican, from Sunderland, at China.
Jumnn, hence at Bombay, 3rd March.
Orleana has been wrecked off Formosa.
Oliver Cromwell is on shore at Rangoon.
Hero, Finlay. hence at Hong Kong, 24th Feb.
England, Garnett, hence and Rio Janeiro, at Calcutta.
John Dugdale, sailed from Canton for London, 31st Jan.
Chebucto, and Carl Von Graefe—both hence at Singapore.
Matilda, Byne, from the Cape of Good Hope, at Rangoon.
Jenny Lind is ashore in Twofold Bay, and sprunga a leak.
Evangeline, sailed from Hong Kong, 25th Feb., for this port.
Fleetwood, from (lie Mauritius, and Prince Arthur, from
Bombay-- both at Galle.
Leichart (and sailed for this port), and Eliza Bowen—both
at Akyab.
Pakenham, Runsoin, from Madras at Coringa, and sailed
for London.
_ _ _

Lord George Bentinck. from Melbourne, and Thames, from
Sydney—both at Moulmein.
John Taylor, Cawkett, and Ragasthan, Kerr, from Sydney
—both at Calcutta.

Woodland Castle, sailed from Singapore, 28th Feb., for
this port. _ _ _

TiMand ra, Tozer, and Star of the south, Train—both hence
for Malta, at Queenstown, 11th April, to embark troops.
John Knox, Killea, from Bombay for this port, off Queens-
town, 11th April.

Tains,. Rovi•ett, from Rio Hache for this port, off Kinsale,
I Ith
Empire, from Sydney: Gossypium. and Salem, from Aden;
Ceylon, and Magellan, Jones, from Sydney—all at Bombay.
Jalawar, frcm Hartlepool; Lahore, from Rangoon; and
City of Calcutta, from Glasgow—all at Calcutta.
Lydia, Greaves' from Galle ; and Lady Sandys, from
Adelaide—both at Colombo.

Mobile, sailed from Bombay, 2nd March; Wm. Shand, 3rd;
and Swithamley, 7th—all for this port.
Red Gauntlet, sailed from Bombay, 13th March, for China.
Glasgow (s. s.), from Glasgow for New York, got aground
near Renfrew, yesterday morning, but was expected off on
the flood.

Joseph Sanderpon, eailed from Bangor, 17th Feb ; Fatima,
19th ; Robert Ritson, 20th ; African, 22nd ; and Tippo Saib,
3rd March—all for this port; and Shand, 23rd Feb., for
Demerara.

FRIDAY, APRIL 14.—Wind[ S.E., ligbt.
A RRIVED.—RoyeI Victoria, Winteringham, from Charleston
—Nerune. Saldanha Bay—William Patten, Minot, New
Orleans—Edwnrcls, Jackson, Savannah.
SAlLED.—Ainjestic, Birkett, for A frica—Latona, Gamst,
Iceland Express, Aylward, Montreal, Premier, Dunn,
Naples —Cambria, Roper, Newfoundland—Progress, Chase,
New York— Peeping Torn, Bell, Prince Edward Island—
Success, Burton, Barhadoes—Lady Sale, M`Kay, Maranham
—Princess Royal, Thomas, Trieste—Consul, Smith, Quebec—
Estrella, Campos, Oporto.

Pacific (a.), Nye, New York, sailed at 9 30 a.m. on 2nd
inst., having been detained by foz from noon of the previous
Arty: encountered east winds the whole of the passage. On
the Banks, in lat. 43, passed a number of icebergs; on the
s-untlings saw a great many ships bound in ; she brings 164
passengers, but no specie.
Karnac (s. s.), hence at Constantinople.
Benjamin Adams, Drummond; John Hancock, Carney;
and Pote, Roche, all hence at New Orleans.
Hope, Goodwin, hence at Philadelphia.
Albert Gallatin, Delano, and Star of the West, Woodward,
hence at New York; and Conqueror (supposed), off ditto.
Northern Chief, hence at Boston.
Tamerlane, Feb. 6, and John Buchanan, Feb. 17, from
Canton at .Injer, both for this port.
Canada (s.), Stone, hence ,t Boston, March 31, after being
aground on George's Island.
QUEENSTOWN, Arun. 12.--The Cambria arrived here on
10th instant, brought three of the crew of the Westminster,
from Honduras for Queenstown, abandoned. One man died
on board the Cambria.

MOULMAIN, FEB. 18.—The Thomas, for Sydney, arrived
here Jan. 28, grounded on a sandbank off the town. but came
afloat without injury. The Salisbury, hence for Great Britain,
which put back with damage, has been sold.

SATURDAY, APRIL 15.—Wind E., light.
ARRIVED. - Hebe, Charente— Nuevo Pepin°, Senande,
Havana—Lord Maidstolie, White, Charleston : second mate
washed overboard—Try, Sampson, Baltimore—Freyer, Bull,
Christiana—Bolwar, Hagen, Bremen—Maria Mathilde., De
Bois, Bordeaux—Vigilant, Denduyts; Prophete; and Victor,
Ostend.

SAlLED.—Arabia (s.), Jndkins, and Wm. Sturgis, Brad-
ford, Boston—Amelia Hill, Jones, Matanzas—Louisa, Scott;
Oregon, M•Donald; and Alabama, Masters, Quebec—Roscius,
Porter, and Chas. Cooper, Cutts, New York—Hilton, nomaS,
M elbourne—M a gistrate, Wheeler, New Orleans—W. Kennedy,
Simpson, Malta—Josh. Tarratt, St. John, N.B.

Urgent, Stook, from Hartlepool, at Aden.
Gannett fa ), hence at Lisbon.
Tencriffe (e. s.), hence at Gibraltar.
Nepali!, Neill, from Callao, at Hampton Roads.
Lahore, Tessiman, from Rangoon, at Calcutta.
Minden, Crovrell, from Mobile, off the Fastnet.
Emma, Wright, hence for Bcirout, at Waterford, leaky.
Jane, Mearns, cleared at Akyab for Falmouth, 11th Feb.
La Plata (s. s.), hence at St. Vincent, and sailed for Per-
ambuco, 31st ult._ _

H. AIN steamer Stromboli (s), from Rio Janeiro, at Ports-
mouth, sailed 12th ult. The Russian man-of war, which
fitted up in Portsmouth, was on sale at Rio Janeiro. The
Brazilian steamer Imperador foundered while on her passage
to Bah in.

GLASGOW, APRIL 13.—The new iron ship Glenroy, hence
for Australia, has been spoken on this side of Madeira : she
was making 120 miles per day, under easy sail.
HOLYHEAD, APRIL 14.—The Sillery, from Quebec for
Liverpool, which was ashore ne:x Bartnouth, was got afloat
yesterday, and towed in here to-day. The Salonica, from
Liverpool for Demerara, which put in here, 23rd Jan., leaky,
has been hauled out of the graving-dock.

SUNDAY, APRIL 16.—Wind K., fresh.
ARRIVED.—CIiO, from Philadelphia and Falmouth—Anna
Paulowna, Amsterdam.
SAILEI).—North American, for New York—Andes (s.s.),
Plymouth.
Pelican (s.s.), hence at Helvoet.
J. C. Humphreys, Merrill, hence, at Havanna.
Dalraida, Scott, hence. at San Francisco : was off Cape
Horn 14 days, in heavy gales : sprung jibboorn, &C.

MONDAY, APRIL 17.—Wind S.
A RRIVED.—M indora. Crowell. from Mobile—lsmyr, Venice
—Louise, Naksto,,v—Mountain Wave, Tissendin, Baltimore--
Callao, London.

SAlLED.—Catomat, Alexander, Quebec—Continent, Drum-
mond, New York—Norwood, Price, Melbourne.

John Bibby, Oates, hence at Bahia.
Lusitania (9. a.), hence at Pernambuco, 18th March.
Menai (s.), hence for Buenos Ayres, off Cape Finisterre
April 13th.