The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-25 00:00:00

CATTLE MARKETS

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 19.-4 t to-day's
market there was a large increase of stock, being 236 beasts and
778 sheep more than last week, The quality of the beasts was
very good. There was a large attendance of buyers, and a
brisk demand for beasts ; but, as holders of this class of stock
bad purchased at a slight reduction, a decline of about id. per
lb. was submitted to, at which an extensive business was tran-
sacted, and at the close a good clearance was effected. The
extreme quotation, which was realised in very few instances,
was std. There was likewise a good demand for sheep, at fully
late rates, and nearly all disposed of. There was but a small
show of calves, which were disposed of early at sn advance of
fully id. per lb. The following are the quotations :-Beasts :
First quality, sid. to sid. ; second, 4id. to sid. ; inferior, 4d.
to 4!id. Sheep, 52d. to 7d. Calves, 54d. to 6V1.-Number :
Beasts, 1,770; sheep, 5,466; calves, 96.
WAKEFIELD, JAN. 19.-The attendance of buyers at to-
day's market was very great, and the show of fat stock very
excellent. There were upwards of 870 fat Beasts, and 5,200
Sheep. At the close of the market all was cleared off at the
following rates :-Beef, from ss. 9d. to 6s. 6d. per st. ; Mutton,
6d. to 60. per lb. We had a good show of lean stock, and a
large show of Pigs, all of which met with a ready sale.
DUBLIN, JAN. 20.-We had a small brisk market this day,
and all sold early, except Sheep, which towards the close was
more difficult to dispose of, and holders had to submit to id. to
ad. per lb. reduction. The Pig market was remarkably brisk,
the prices we subjoin having induced numbers to be sent by
railway of a heavier class than usual, which reached sd. per lb.
Price of Beef, 445. to 50s. a 525. per cwt. ; Mutton, 42:1. to 6d.
a 6jd. ; Veal, 7d. per lb., all sinking offal ; Pork, 445. to 455. ;
prime, 465. Bd. per cwt., and early sales.

SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, JAN. 18.—Wind E.S.E. to S.W., light

ARRIVED.—Horizon, Thompson, from New York.
SAILED.—AngIo Saxon, Hobbs, for Providence, A.S.—Non-
pareil, Monte Video—lvo, Menich, Trieste—Lord Nelson,
Hall, Lisbon—Charles Brownell, Smith, Valparaiso—Antje,
Plukker, Leghorn—Albion, Thompson, Bordeaux—Jas. Tar-
car,- M'Alister, Batavia—Betty and Johanna, Petersen, St.
Thomas--Rubis, Nesberding, Port-au-Prince—Catharina,
Bakker, Galatz—Ellen Oliver, Davies ; Charles Chaloner,
Thompson; Parthenia, Schoof; Hyperion, Parker; William
Pirrie, Thompson ; Prince of Wales, Brown ; Jane Montgo-
mery, Davies; Courier, Lardley ; Ellen Maria, Whitmore;
Excelsior, Smith ; Mongolia, Sprague ; Jessie Munn, Ducket ;
Ashland, Stone: John Garrow, Hamilton ; and Edward John-
ston, Lawson, New Orleans—Tally Ho, Anthony; Mary Ann,
Cheswell ; Vesper, James; Ploughboy, Vibert ; Nerio, Os-
borne; and Isabel, Winter, St. Michael's—Maria, Allen, Leg-
horn—Elizabeth, Blair; Washington, Wilkie; and Tory,
Hosken, Mobile—Heather, Gloack, Jamaica—Falcon, Gibson,

Demerara—Lucretia, Bragt, Rotterdain—Aurora, Huson,
Messina—Patriot King, Wise, Bombay—Cluny, Macurdy,
Charleston—Fortuna, Hahbert, Bahia—Norden, Crabbe, Corfu
—Fenella, Alward, Callao—Holmes, Cummin, Barbadoes—
Lannen, Miller, Lisbon—Polka, Brightman, Constantinople—
Governor, Beley, Panama—lnvincible, Pennington. Oporto—
Alf, Gjeritrup, Charleston—Richard Cobden, Burrell, Savan-
nah—Acorn, Noel. Demerara—Earl Grey, Sharp, Valparaiso—
Johanna, Vries, Tarragona—Devon, Smith, Savannah—Kate,
Foale, Lisbon—Anna Charlotte, Tunine, La Guayra—Ellen and
Mary; Jenkins. Havre—Pandora, Dobson, Arica—Hebe, Wil-
liams, Cadiz—Bessy Jane, Richards, and Felis, Silva, Lisbon
—Robert Stephenson, Peace, Algoa Bay—Scotland, Hawkins,
Mobile—Jumna, Maxwell, Bombay—Lanercost, Mossop, Lima
—Wanderer, Patterson, Constantinople—Affecto, Pugo, Vi-
anna—Allah Kerim, Dodero, Genoa—Adelaide, Brand, Nice—
Aquila d'Oro, Rodriguez, Barcelona—Bahamia, Partridge,
Bahia—Adventure, Gillard, Seville—Lootse, Robas, La Guayra
—Thalia, Rogers, Zante—Agnes, Stephenson, Surinam—Ric-
cardo, Azzopardi, Malta—ldas, Care, Corfu—Waterloo, Har-
vey ; DeWitt, Clinton, Funk ;• Guy Mannering, Freeman ; and
Francis P. Sage, New York—Albion, Manley, and Choice,
Ogier, Buenos Ayres—Arab, Delano, Savannah—Mary Gun-
ston Venice—Columbiana, Stahl, Apalachicola—Demetrius,
English, Coquimbo—George, Parnell, Rio Janeiro—Thekla
Smidt, Rodero, Maracaibo—Dankbarheid, Postema, Sydney—
Rival, Valienen, Cape de Verds—George, Petrowski, Balti-
more—New Forest, Maclennon, Geelong—Hartly, M‘Laughlin,
Valparaiso—Caledonia, Richardson, San Francisco—Queen of
the West, Tregarthen, Buenos Ayres—Clemence, Ninteman,
Antw, o.

Julia, Britton, hence and Melbourne, for China, at Sydney

Marian, Ryrie, from London, at Sydney.
Florida, Macferson, and Irene, Robinson, hence at Sydney

. . .
Cliebucto. from Halifax at Melbourne.
Danube, Newton, and Her Majesty, Wright, hence at Alex-
andria.

............
Lady Evelyn, from London at. Port Philip Head, and placed
in quarantine, having smallpox on board.
Helena, Sinclair, and Senator, Watson, hence. at Stanley,
and sailed sth Nov. for California.

Coquette, Power, hence for Newfoundland, at Terceira, i
dist!ess. Sails, spars, and rigging damaged.

The Bloomer'salled-from Sidnei for this port on the 3rd of
Nov., with about £35,000 in gold on board. The Falcon was
to sail on the Bth Nov. for this port.
Chance, Hayes, hence at Port Philip Head, and placed in
quarantine, forty-two passengers having died. She lost her
mizenmast during the voyage.
DUNKIRK, Jan. 3.—The Ariel, or Harriet, from Newcastle
for Liverpool, was stranded here last night. The coals are
being thrown overboard.
COSHINDALL, Jan. s.—The schooner Suspense, Wallace, of
Glasgow. from Liverpool for Londonderry, was driven onshore
this morning, at Cushindun, but does not appear to be much
damaged. Crew saved. Cargo, salt, lost.
HONG KONG, Nov. 29.—The Marion Macintyre, which sailed
hence 26th Sept. for California, put back, Nov. 14th, with con-
siderable damage, loss of masts, boats. decks swept, and part
of her cargo thrown overboard, having encountered three
heavy typhoons, and has discharged.