The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-02 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Atrausr 29.
Sug,sr:: The business this week has been chiefly confined to
East India descriptions, only 100 hhds. B. P. having been sold,
with 7000 bags of Bengal and 300 bags of Mauritius, without
change in prices. The demand for Foreign being very limited,
only 3001yags low white Pernams have been sold, at 18s. 6d.,
with a small parcel of Porto Rico at previous rates.-The only
sale reported in Molasses is 70 puns., being an indirect parcel
of Antigua, of ordinary quality, at 14s. 6d. per cwt. from the
quay.-Coffee: The business of the week is not important,
being limited to a few tces. Jamaica at 485., 770 bags ordinary
Rio at 335. 6d. to 365., and 300 bags St. Domingo at 38s. per
cwt., being former rates.-450 bags of Cocoa. have been sold at
375. for Trinidad, 30s. for a few bags fine red Bahia, and 275.
6d. per cwt. for Guayaquil.-Ilice : 4000 bags-of Bengal so,d
at Bs. 3d. to Ios. 6d. for broken to good white, being ratio r
dearer.-Tea : There has been but little animation in this
market during the week. Hollow Congous are saleable at Ilad.
to Is., and common at 9id. to 10(1. per lb. The public sales
held yesterday went off flatly; of 3500 packages-offered, about
1800(principally all faults) found buyers at easier rates.-Of
Saltpetre 600 bags sold at 28s. to 295. per cwt. for 3 per cent.
refraction.-The high rates demanded for Nitrate of Soda have
checked business, and only small sales are made at I3s. 9d. to
155. per cwt.-Ashes are lower, 700 brls. having been sold at
275. to 275. 6d. for Pot, and at 28s. 9d. to 295, 6d. per cwt. for
Pearl.-The improved demand for Tallow continues; Peters-
burg Y. C. realising 395. 6d., Taganrog 38s. 3d. to 38s. Gd. and
South,American 365. to 38s. per cwt.-260 tons-American 'Lard
have been taken at 475. to 48s. 6d. per cwt.-200. tons Peters- •
burg clean Hemp are reported at -'3l te..4-;31 10s.-Previous.
prices for Jute are barely maintained; 2000 bales have beem
sold at .4'lo 15s. to 10s. per ton, according to quality.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION AIARKET,.AtrousT 29.
We cannot quote any increase in the demand for Beef; the
lower qualities are anxiously offered without finding buyers,
whilst fine brands continue firmly held. A few small parcels
of old Pork have been taken for export.; :generally, however,
the demand is limited. A large parcel of Bacon, has changed
hands, at a small concession on former rates-;- from the country
dealers the demand is scarcely so good, but there has been
some inquiry for Ireland. Hams and Shoulders continue very
dull. At a further advance of Is. to 2s. per cwt.. therehas been
an extensive demand for Lard. The sales• reach ❑early 200
tons, and the market is now very dull. Cheese has beerldull
this week, the interior character of the late arrivals operating
against the sale.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUGUST 29..
From Saturday last up to Wednesday the demand for Ame-
rican descriptions and Surat was extensive, and a large busi-
ness was transacted by all classes of buyers, at an advance of
4d. per lb. on the Current qualities, and id. on the better sorts
of the former, and id. also on the latter; yesterday, however,
and to-day there has been less activity. but quotations remain
steady at the improvement noticed. Sea Islands have further
advanced about id. per lb. Brazil commands rather higher
rates; and a good business has been done in Egyptian, at
prices in some instances the turn in the seller's favour, but
they continue to be freely offered. Speculators have taken
11,580 American, 30 Egyptian, 360 Bahia. 90 Maranham, 20
Bengal, and 2210 Surat; and exporters 5040 American, 320
Pernam, 30 Smyrna, 2500 Surat, 120 Madras, and 120 Bengal.
SALES. I IMPORTS.
PRICES. Week I Previ- Week
ending oust

DESCRIPTION

STOCK.
" This
__.y ,ending
291 this yr.!Aug. 291 Year' Aug. 29

d. d. ,
Sea Island 9 @2Ol 700 17290
Stained 5 10 97) 1 9079 4558061 I
Boweds 3 6 13450 360370
Mobile 46 }, 121260 163070 115045 679784
Alabama, &c. 3i 5
New Orleans. 3} 7i 18460 435940 J
Pernams' &e' 51 7 } P5O! 39380 } . .. 31214
Aracati, &c si 6 1 •
Bahia, &c.
Maranham
6" } 1190 27750 } .... 23161 29670
Sawginned
Demerara, &c .... 380 .... 351 8)
Egyptian 5 9 2970 50060 955 51401 34940
Barbadnes
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Peruvian — ••• •1
*l* 4-os/1 3190
cLoa g,muallyrraa:B:..c
s—i —8
G. 3124, 850
Cartliagena — .. . 1
Smyrna
Manilla
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Surat
11l
8301 132126 94620
Madras
Bengal 1 3 31 1401 1120, ... • 170 d 530
I 57270 1272040 33886 1394010/ 658490

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 2G.—Wind &W., light.
ARR/VED.—Marathon, Rogers, and John Henry, Alexander,
from New Orleans—Coriolanus, Rhine! Essex, Smith; anti James Carson, M`Nabb, Quebec—Merlin, Valpie, St. John,
N.l3.—Switzerland, Carter, Charleston—Agnes, Crilly, Nassau,
SAILED.—Jane, Spencer, for Rio Grande and Callao—Eliza-
beth, Jones, New York—Genova, Kelly, Philadelphia -Pursuit,
Murray, Quebec—Eli Whitney, Hayden, Boston—Consbrook,
M`Carthy, Africa—Lancaster, Demerara.

Pacific. (s.), Nye, from New York, at this port ; sailed 16th
inst. On the 16th ran down the brig Alvarado, of Harrington.
Blaine, laden with timber; crew saved by the steamer.
The Perla, Andecoeclia, hence for Havana, has put back,
with loss of sails, anchors, and chains.
The Prince of Orange, hence, has seriously damaged the
larger portion of her cargo.
Along°, Parret, hence at Havana.
Con.tinelo, A rtalo, from Havana ; Coila, Shank, Barbadoes;
and }lnman°, Raicich, Constantinople, all at Queenstown.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27.—Wind W., fresh.
ARRlVED.—Continent, Drummond, from New York—Zone.
Silsby ; Harrison Chilton, Verrill; and Jane Glassen, Simpson.
Quebec—Enterprise, Laguna—Gipsy, Larkin, St. John, N.B.=
Bergermeister, Petterson, Alexandria—Rothschild, Atrica—
Eliza Keith, Scott, Bathurst—Cassandra, Popplewell, Faro.
SAlLED.—British Queen (s.), Bell, for-Constantinopl'e.

General Dunlop, Skolfield; Marmion, Freeman; Christiana.
Hammond ; and Arctic, Deraga, all hence at New York.
Baltic (s.), hence at New York 16th inst.
T. B. Wales, Crocker, hence at New. Orleans.
Thos. H. Perkins, Wylie, and James Brown, Child, hence at
Philade!phia.

-; and R. D. Shepherd.

Chimaera, Bangs; Bay State, Simone,
Davies, all hence at Ruston.
Laura Snow, Thorndyke, hence at Virginia.
Toronto. and Montreal, hence at Quebec.
W. A. Cooper, hence at Baltimore.
Laconic, Miller, hence at Eastport.
The Robert Sherrett, which sank in Bootle Bay on the 24th
inst., has been raised and taken into Woodside.
Elizabeth Hall, Youngson, from Bahia; Lord Elgin. Fforon,
Quebec; Adolphus Yates. Huat. Matanzas; and Germania.
llausberg, Philadelphia, all at Queenstown.
QuEnxsTowN, Aug. 25.—The Jacob A. Westervelt, from Li-
verpool for New York, put i❑ here, having lost foretopmast,
sails, &c., in a squall yesterday morning.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 23,—Wind N.N.W.
ARRlVED.—Fayaway, Renner, from New York—Josephine,
—; Bellecorrigg, liasselwood; Mary Ann, M`Gratli ; Africa,
Davies; Australia, Wheeler; and George, Gordon, Quebec—
Shackamaxon. West, Philadelphia—Salem,
and Anna, Montreal—Johanna, Luther, St. Mary's, N.B.—
Wilbraham, Baltic—Alerte, Mahn, St. Petersburg.

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Thomas Fielden, Huntress; Shand, Christie; and Jumna,
John, all hence at Calcutta.
Thos. Brocklebank, Ponsonby, cleared at Calcutta 4th July;
Isabella Harne't, Wheelan, sth July; Nell, Leighton, and
Lochlomond, Bray, 11th July, ali for this port.
Diana, Grant, sailed from Bombay for Madras 6th July.
loth
Patriarch. Miller, and Theodore, Morton, sailed from Bombay
July; Royalist, Kerr, 12th July; John Hamilton, Sellar,
and Eliza, Pierce, 21st July, all for this port.
Helvellyn, Harrison. hence at Madras.
A ytec, Wright, sailed from Madras Ist July, and Kerelaw,
Wilson, 10th July, both for this port.
Countess of Lancaster, Sturley, sailed from Alexandria 9th
inst. ; Ero, Leva—Real, Salmista—Petterini, Erosis—Calojcra,
12th; Leonidas, Petti, 13th; and S. Giovanni, Emir, 19th inst.,
all for this port.
Amethyst, Harris ; Tritnne, Catternich ; Nero Fortuna, Bar-
bara; Goffredo, Zarb ; and Fuccine, Guist, all hence at Malta_
BOMBAY, July 26.—The Pakenham, from Adelaide, after
being in port many days, sprung a leak, and has been com-
pelled to enter dock, to be caulked and coppered.

FRIDAY, AUOUST 29.—Wind N.N.B.
ARRIVED.—nazy Carson, and Julia, from Quebec—W. P.
Sewell. Jack, New York—Flora Kerr, Lawton, Calcutta—Ann
Hope, Wood, Maracaibo—Liebe, Morton, Bordeaux.
SAILED.—Speed, Grundeil, St. John, N.B.

The Marathon and Bell Rock, docking and the Thomas, for
Boston, proceeding into. the river, got foul of each other off the
north end of Prince's Pier, and all received more or less damage.
Enterprise, from Laguira, at this port ; sailed 6th July. Left
loading the Dione Eugene, Regina, and Gazelle.
Hagara, Gorvin, hence at Mousehole, Cornwall, with loss of
main boom and mainsail split.
Flirt, Davies; Lignsto, Stliparich ; Mystery, Earl ; Oscar,
Dillon ; and Astrologer (s.), Milb ,rn, hence at Constantinople.
Juno, Bell; Numa, Craven; and Elizabeth, Krechler, hence
at Cronstadt.
Stratford, Forest, from Mauritius, and Ringdove, Coveney-,
Richibucto. off Queenstown.
Amazon, Thompson, from Cardiff for New York, at Queens-
town,. leaky, and must discharge.
Umone, P.envennito, from Ibrail; Confidence,Jovil„ncona;
Hannibal, Tate, Alexandria; Jaeger, Bares, Salonica ; Perlin,
Neilson, and Despatch, Hogg, St. John, N. 8., at Queenstown_
SMYRNA, Aug. 16.—The Isabella, hence for Liverpool, put
back yesterday to repair, having been on shore in the Gulf
nearly forty-eight hours, and severely damaged her rudder.
BELFAST, Aug. 27.—The Polito, Chiozza, from Galatz for
Liverpool, has arrived here with rudder unshipped, having
struck on the N. and S. Rock.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30.—Wind N.N.E., fresh breeze.
ARRIVED.—Hope, Doncaster, from Quebec—Meda, Iceland
—Catherine, Kross, Taganrog—Senator, Grey, Danzic.
SAlLED.—llarriet, Fowler, for Alexandria, E.—Devonian,
Stamper, Port Natal—Elvira, Graham, Cape of Good Hope—
Albatross, Haasnoot, Batavia—Jalawar, Herron, and Wataga,
Thrane, Calcutta—Lord Hungerford, Brown, Bombay—Bella
Portena, M`Farlane, Madras—Eleanor, Skolfield, Tampico—
Bergmann, Mathews, Lima—Seraphina, Gething, Pernambuco
—Hellespont, Cooper; Invincible, Sewman ; and Baron Vay,
Wallanchinfk', Rio Janeiro—Oceaa, Fokkes, Valparaiso—Jane
Stanley, Fox, Vera Cruz—Annapolis, Graham, Baltimore—G.
A. Hopley, Pierce, Charleston—Niagara (s.), Leitch ; Cornelia,
French 1". heft

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rlizai
_a, Jones; E. O'Brien, Creighton ; Waterloo,
Harvey; and Guy Mannering, Edwards, New Yoi k—Jane H.
Glidden, Child, Philadelphia—John Toole, Hughes, and Ellett Maria, Whitmore, New Orleans—Cluny, Crow, and Sceptre,
M`Queen, Halifax—Cheetah, Hurrell, Labrador—Commerce,
Pearson; Mearns, Smith ; Evergreen, Pearson ; Sir H. Smith,
Hawes ; if t. Pollock, Cruikshank ; and City of Manchester,
Reid, Quebec—Olive. Olive, St. John, N.B.—Romulus, Clark;
Zoodochos Pigi, Miloner; Filey, Bradley; and I 0, Cooper,
Constantinople—Lusitano, Fedrigo, Trieste—Favourite, Prout,
Syra—Queen, Carter, Zante—Liverpool Packet, Giacobbe, and
Nais, Granby, Messina—Fortune, Coulthard ; Crispin, Don;
and John Paley, Byrne, Narva—Minalto, Newman, Ancona—
Marie Louise, Kurorwan, Bordeaux—Len A.,—

.uo and Le P
Caporal, Berigand, Charente—Ville de En, Cagny, ard, Eu—Deetit
st Unge Svane, Holm, Iceland—Nesida, Willemer. and Nautilus,
Tippett. Gijon—Vigilant, Groenendaal, Ostend—Sarah, Spark;
Belvidera, Edmunds; Pelican (s.), Byrne; and Joseph & Mary,
Besford, Rotterdam—Elizabeth, Mundy, hamburg—Gleaner,
l)uffes, and Williams, Young, St. Petersburg—Betsey and
Suzanne; Hansen, Bergen —Meanwell, Cowan, Cronstadt—
Achilles, Petersen, Danzic.

The Alcyone. for Savannah, which went into the river yes.
terday, has returned into dock, having broken her windlass.
Rolla, Miller, hence at Smyrna.
Corrierde Messina, Poschich, hence at Trieste.

General Carnot, Bertin, hence at Marse►lles.
Urania, Dubbelaar ; Edith, Moodie; and Polly, Lodwig, all
hence at Narva.
William Skee, and Argenti, hence at Dardanelles.
Aloha, Richardson, hence at Stockholm.
Martha, Scrivens, hence for Hamburg, at Milford.
Cito, Eskell, from Rio Grande, at Falmouth.
Delegate, Currie, from Wallace, N.S.; Columbine, Wallace,
Alexandria; Emma, Steer, Newfoundland; and Boabab, Al-
berti, Odessa, all at Queenstown.

SUDA, AUGUST 3L—Wind N.., light.
ARRIVED.—NChriY stine Mathilde, Hansen,W from Nieustadt—
Col. Manic, Callao—Catharina, Taganrog—Fleis, Archangel—
Livonia, Matkait, Riga—Aurora, Dannebrog, Danzic.
SAILED.—Corea, Maguire, for Charleston—Thomas, Smith,
Boston—Juniata, Burnham, for New York—Johns, Aitcheson.
Quebec—Lord George Bentinck, Farley, Montreal—Amalia,
Tortola, Genoa—Banshee, Blachinme A f.,..-

Europa (8.), Lott, from Boston, at this port ; left 20th Aug.,
and Halifax 22d Aug. at 9 a.m., having been detained off Halifax
eight hours by fog. Has about 50,000 dols. in specie on freight.
Arthur, Talbot, hence at Portland, and proceeded to Phila-
delphia.
Heather Bell, Ellis; William Pirrie, Agnew; Abbey Lands,
Bartley; and Thebes, Scotland, all hence at Quebec.
Canada (s.), Harrison, 19th Aur.. nri

,hence at Boston. nuu rtymoutia Hock, both
St. Andrew, Foster, and Columbus, M`Cerran, hence at New York.
Peter Marcy, Sampson, and Reciprocity, Porter, hence at
New Orleans.
Abbot Lord, Collier, hence at Virginia.
F. W. Brune, Landism , hence at Baltimore.
Otter, Fox, and Eleent, Dolby, both hence at Halrax.
Margaret, Henderson, hence at Prince Edward Island.
Cora, 'Vithycomb. and Fidret_

-......, .....“ -,.,6«, 041 VIS, nence at Newthdlancf.
Admiral (s.), hence at Havre.
Levantine (s.), Walker, from Zante, and Livorno (s.), Paton,
from Leghorn, both at atras.
Hyades, Edgar, from Glasgow for Boston, at Milford, with
considerable damage, having been in contact with the Thomas.
Mercurius, Haan, from Dordt for this port, at Dover; lost
bowsprit.
Trader, Buck. from Bayonne, and Martha Ellen, Petrie,
from Galatz, both at Queenstown.
CHARLOTTE TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, Aug. 12.
Helen Mar, Jones, from Crapaud, for Cork, was driven on. shore, 6th instant, at Little llndirstir ....... c-..,_

Aialuuur, near ourts.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—Alceste, Cann, of Yarmouth, N.S.,
from England, for San Francisco, has been lost in the Pacific.
BOSTON, AIM 20.—A very dectrnnti.,..l..-•

cane occurred at

Tampico previous to 17th July.
QUEBEC, Aug. 15.—Monarch, Fielden, hence for Sunderland,
has put back, leaky, and crew refusing to proceed.
HALIFAX, Aug. 21.—Goojerat, —, from Liverpool, was
totally wrecked, 4th August, off Jersey. Island, near Arichat;
crew saved. Baticola, Beaton, from Pugwash, for Liverpool.
struck on the 13th instant off Arichat ; filled, and was assisted
into Arichat by the revenue schooner Daring.
A RICHAT, Aug. 9.—Goojerat, Edmondson, from Liverpool,
reported to be totally wrecked, floated off the rock where she
was stranded, after her salt melted, and now lies at a wharf in
this harbour.

MONDAY, SEPT. W.S.W.
ARRIVED.—Martha, Longrigg, from S ark's Bay—Alciope,
Cronk, St. John, N.B.—Paragon, St. Stephen's—Margaret (s.),
Havre—Linsay Jesusa, Galdez, Havana—Emanuel,
Nelson Village, Savannah—Delegate, Pictou-
-Launna, Surinam.

Simpso
Mediterra
Emma, Buenos Ayres

SaiL3D.—Artistic, Edwards, for Vaii)arais.
Walsh, Halifax—Vibilia, Roberts, Rio Grande--
Pisani, Civita Vecchia—Arno (s.), Haram, Gent
' —Victoria, Smith, Montreal.

-Lord Gough,Perseveranza
Marsden,

Evans, Mira!

Don Pedro, Rickerds, fromiGnde, at Queenstown.
Tuskar, from Honduras, off Queenstown.
A. F. Jenness, Denison, from Havana, and Antigua Planter,
Noah, from Manfredonia, both at Falmouth.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 11.—A vessel, bottom up, apparently
of about
Graciosa 200 Island. tons, was passed Bth inst., sixty miles N.E. of

THE

CHARITIES

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 30th Aug.)
—DISCHARGED :—ln-patients cured, 14 ; relieved, and at own
request, 4 ; made out-patients, 3; irregular, 1 ; dead, 2.
ADMITTED:—In-patients 38 ; out-patients, 10; casuals during
the last week, 15.—Remaining in the house, 183.
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re-
port, 27th August.)—lN-PATIENTS :—Discharged cured, 6 ;
relieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 1 ; irregu-
lar, 0; dead, 1; entered, 15; under treatment, 65.-011T-
PATIENTS :—Cured, 26; entered, 39; under treatment, 36.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 30th Aug.)—
ADMITTED: Accidents, 33; Medical and Surgical Cases upoa
recommendation, 17 ; Total, 50.—DISCHAMIED: Cured, 22 ;
Relieved and at own request, 4; Attending as Out-Patients,
16 ; Irregular, 4; Died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 85. elf
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED ' SCHOOLS, SOHO-STREET.---:
(Weekly Report, 28th Aug.)—On the books, 69 boys, 50 girls ;
average daily attendance, 60 boys, 39 girls ; sick list, 3 bays, a
girls; obtained situation, I girl,