The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-02-01 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26.—Wind S.E., moderate, foggy

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET,

FRIDAY, JANUARY 28

At steady prices Beef has moved freely this week ; the late
arrivals are now nearly cleared off. A further advance of is.
to 2s. per barrel must be quoted in Pork ; shippers in Ireland
demand still higher rates, and talk of 90s. to 955. per barrel,
the supply of hogs having fallen so short. Holders of Lard
have reduced their prices 6d. to Is. per cwt., without leading to
much business. The sales for the week barely reach 20 tons.
The demand for Cheese is moderately active, and fine qualities

bring extreme rates.

MONDAY, JANUARY 31.

In the early part of the past week the transactions in Butter
were to a large amount, at extreme rates, and in some in-
stauces an advance of 18 to 2s per cwt. was obtained; but to-
wards the close the market became quiet, and holders appeared
more inclined to be going on in sales. We, however, make no
change in, quotations. Imports from Ireland from the 24th to
the 29th instant, both inclusive, 4314 firkins, 36 kegs, 667
crocks, 253 boxes, 239 brrrels Butter, 171 bales Bacon, 18 hhds
hams, 8 tierces, 57 firkins, and 423 kegs lard.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET,
MONDAY. JAN. 31.
There was a moderate supply of stock at market to-day, and
the demand brisk. Best heifer Beef made 6d. per lb., and se-
cond quality sd. to 53d.. inferior, 43d. ; Mutton from ad. to
7d. per lb., sinking the offal. The proportion of Scotch stock
at market to-day was unusually large.

SUPPLY AT MARKET

BEASTS

This week
Corresp. week last year 2C54
Last week 1867
Corresp. week last year 2506 1

ARRIVED. --George Washington, Comings, from Mobile—
Miles Barton, —, St. John, N.B.—Tiber (s s), Marseilles.
SAlLED.—Hendrick, Vanderhoven, for Sydney, N.S.W.—
Earl of Lonsdale, Hughes, Sincapore—Matilda, M'Cormick,
and Maid of Orleans, Henderson, Constantinople—Atlantic (s),
West ; Niagara, Livermore; Kennebec, Batchelder; and Ma-
rathon, Tyler, New York—Gallovidian, Rae, Gibraltar—Conte
Waldestein, Sassumich, Trieste—Western Star, Thayer, Boston
—Patelina, Russell, Oporto—Harward, Goodwin, City Point,
Va.—Rapid, Osborne, Naples.

Asia (a), Lott, from New York, at this port; left 14th inst.,
FOREIGN. having been detained two days by heavy weather and a thick
Wheat, vi 70th, S. d. s. d. fall of snow. Has 3200,000 on freight, and 47 passengers.
Canadian
United States 6 11.. 710 Arabia (s), Judkins, hence for New York, at Halifax 13th
Danzig, &c. .•
Porneranean, &c. 7 0.. 7 4 crease her fuel, having encountered very heavy weather.
Danish, &c 6 11.. 7 5 America (s), hence at Boston 10th inst. On the 25th Dec.,
French, &c. 6 10.. 7 6 off Point Lynas, took two men off the wreck of the schooner
Odessa, Polish 5 11.. 6 6 Montpelier, of Salcombe, one of whom died immediately after
Danube
Russian,&c.hard 5 6.. 510 I Plymouth Rock, Caldwell, hence at Boston.
Egyptian
Barley, p• 60th 3 7.. 4 3 Lord Maidstone, White, hence at Mobile.
,Oats, 451 b 2 8.. 211 Annie, Evans, hence and Rio Janeiro, at San Francisco.
Beans, *qr. Eurp 36 0..39 0 Enterprise, Davies, and Western World, Moses, both hence
.4.,4BolbEgyptian 33 0..33 6 at New York.
Peas, le qr. white. 40 0.. 42 0 Blanch, Rudolph, and Plantagenet, Price, both hence at
Ind. Corn, le4Bolb, New Orleans.
Amer. yellow 33 0..33 6 Pilgrim, from Bombay for this port, at Ascension.
Do. white 35 0.. 56 0 Sofia, Fortello, hence for Calcutta, at Milford 23rd inst.
French. yellow 32 6.. 33 0 Emperor, Adams, from Table Bay, at Mauritius: will have
Do. white 33 6..34 6 to go on the slip, having been on shore.
Ibrail& Galatz.. 33 0.. 34 0 Una, Turner, hence for Port Philip, at Table Bay : twenty-
'lour, brl. 196tb, eight men, three women, and one child died at sea, from fever.
Canadian,sweet 27 0..28 0 James Scott, Sutter, from Sincapore, at Table Bay, and sailed
U. States, do. 26 9..27 6 2nd Dec. for this port.
Do. & Can. sour 0 0.. 0 0 Laidmans, Forbes, sailed from Mauritius for this port 24th
Frnch,vsk2Bo9, 38 0..44 0 i Nov., and Bonanza. 14th, for Queenstown.
ARDRossAN, Jan. 24.—The Cluny M'Credy, of and from
Liverpool, for New Orleans, struck on an off-lying rock, off
the South Rocklight, 21st inst., and put in here on the evening
of that day with five feet water in her hold. The pumps not
keeping her clear, she is aground in the harbour, and the un-
damaged cargo (salt) is being discharged into store, in order
to get the vessel on the slip to repair.

THURSDAY, JAN. 27.—Wind E., variable and light.

A ItItIVE D.—Fanny, —, from St. Domingo—Cheshire, Rich,
New Orleans—Kate Hunter, Parsons, Savannah—Horsford,
—, and Victoria, Aveny, St. John's, Newfoundland—Alert,
Petersen, Ajde—Czar Peter, Wittman, St. Petersburg—Cam-
bria (s), Little, Havre—Sesmona, —, Bremen—Eagle, Boyce,
and Sir John Beresford, —, London.. _

SAlLED.—Hazard, Haglund, for Baltimore—Lady Harvey,
M'Kenney, Sierra Leone—American Union, Doane, New York
—John Haven, Ricken, and Trenton, Patten, Mobile—Joseph
Howe, Driver, Charleston—Mary Bibby, Herbert, Antigua.

FRIDAY, JAN. 28.—Wind N.N.E,

ARRIVED.-Sir Colin Campbell, Campbell, from Bombay—
Andover, Moys, Ceara—Lerrin, Harvey, Dunkirk—Aldebarn,
Kindler, and Drleo Frienden, Riondhock, Amsterdam—Carl
Henrich, Hamburg—Noskar, and Cyclops, Denmark—Gipsey,
Jersey—lntrepid, Allen, St. Michael.

SAILED.—Naiad, Williams, for Rio Grande—Zibiah, Le
Grisley, Brownsville—Liberator, Oldridge, Beyrout—Serpent,
Lapthorn, St. ➢iichael—Pritchard, Zangeile, Genoa—La Reine,

11.110C11, p•
The Admiralty have fixed the 23rd of February for the de-
parture, from Plymouth, of the Australian (s s).
BRAVMARIS, Jan. 26.—The Heather, from Liverpool for
Jamaica, which put in here on the 23rd, has been surveyed,
and must be partially caulked.

SATURDAY, JAN. 29.—Wind N.E., light.

ARRlVED.—Lamartine, from Alexandria—Nancy, Wo!gut
Mystery, Cephalonia.
SAILED.—Joven Dolores, Galindo, for Campeachy—Mary
Ismay, Greggans, Vera Cruz—General Parkhill; Athens, Wy-
man; and Anglesey, Wolf, Charleston—Chevalier, Brightman,
New Orleans—Niagara (s.), Lang, New York—Julia, Erezuma,
Bilboa—S. Margaretha, Kock, Ebeltoft—Frankfort (s.), Cor-
bett, Genoa—Ann Powell, Lake, Rouen—Tjaardina Fennegina,
Werner, Rotterdam.
Fides, —, for Oran, has put back, having sprung a leak off
Holyhead.

COnvivial, Shaw, from Cadiz for this port, at Waterford 26th
January, with mainyard gone and iron tiller.
ST. JOHN. NEWFOUNDLAND, Jan. 4.—The wreck of a vessel
has been discovered under water, in Petty Harbour Motion,
and four bodies were picked up near her, supposed to be part
of the crew. The counter of her long boat was picked up to-
day, and has Lima marked on it, and from other indications
and appearances of parts of the wreck, there is no doubt as to
the vessel being the Lima, from Oporto, for this port. Mem.
—The Lima, Maddecott, of Liverpool, the vessel alluded to,
sailed from Oporto for St. John, Newfoundland, 11th Nov.
ADERDOVEY, Jan. 26.—Some bales of cotton are reported to
be coming on shore on this coast.
LOUGHSWILLY, Jan. 26.—P, waterlogged vessel, apparently
between 400 and 500 tons, with bust head white, and painted
ports, was passed 22nd Jan. by the Elizabeth, from Glasgow,
put in here, and her cargo is reported to be barrel flour.