The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26 00:00:00

CATTLE MARKETS

SALFORD, AUGUST 20.—There was a fair show of heifers.
The best aged good sold at about 54d.; second class, 4id. to
sd. ; inferior, 34d. to 44d. ; the best wethers, heavy weights,
51d. ; strong good useful Sheep, sd. to sd. ; the best Calves,
sc. to sid. ; Inferior, nominal. There was a fair clearance
effected, but still rather a heavy market. Arrivals : Beasts,
1448 ; Sheep, 9661 ; Calves, 72.
WAKEFIELD, AUGUST 20.—We have hal an average sup-
ply of Beasts and Sheep at our market to-day. The demand
for Beef very good; the Sheep trade rather languid, but at the
close of the market nearly all sold. We had a thin supply of
lean stock, but a good show of Pigs. Deef, ss. 3d. to ss. 9d.
per at.; Mutton, 44d. to id. per lb. Number of Beasts, 800;
meet'. NM

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. MARKET,
AUGUST 23.
8. d. a. d.
Hay. old, st 0 7® 0 94 Potatoes,
New

2 I Caps,-
2 I Mucks,

Ditto, Green 0 I* 0
Vetches 0 0
Straw, Wheat
Oat 0 4i— 0 5 Carrots--
Barley 0 0 0 0 Manure

s. d. e. d

2 0 -

o 0
O 0
22 0
o 0
3 6

O 0
O 0
O 0
O 0
5 0

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET,
AUGUST -23.

s. cf. s. d.
tt, 0 5 to 0 7 :Gra

s. d. s. d

Ai tilLoll
Veal
4 6 0 0
fore-qr llS
Lamb { f —o6—o' I Do ' F 4 °t)," 4 r
bind-qr. ' Peaches.... each 0 5 0 0
Fresh Pork - 0 0
Bret
Salmon
Soles
Cod Fish
Turbot
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto 0 9 0 11 Ducks 3 0— 4 0
Filberts 1 6 0 0 Pigeons 1 8— 0 0
Eggs .... v+ 124 5 6 5 7 Green Geese 3 9 6 0
Potatpes,v peck 0 8— 1 0 Turkeys—. each 3 6 5 0
Peas .._.. 14. peck 0 6 0 8 Hares 3 0 G 0
Ctuumbers,each 0 1— 0 4: Grouse..v brace 7 0 8 0
Apricots, 4:, doz. 2 0— n a_ nosi,;..,

TATE ,TRADE.
ATANCHESTER.—The advance on cotton in Liverpool since
Friday, and the increased transactions there during the last
few days, have communicated additional firmness to our mar-
ket. Spinners are asking higher rates, and most descriptions
of Varna non r•Mlft -1:

yaina are commanding a, slight advance, but more particu-
larly low numbers of water twist, which are in brisk demand,
and may be quoted fully 41. per lb. above the prices current at
the end of last week. India numbers of mule are without
change, and the business doing in them is limited. Cop twist,
in warp and weft, for home-manufactures, in almost all mini-

,oubled and fine
are more readily sold than they were, and at improving yarr
price:
The cloth market, although not in so brisk a condition as th:
. .

endency

Tor yarns, is in a very healthy state, most manufactureas being
well engaged; stocks, where there are any, extremely light;
and buyers ready to renew contracts at full, and, in many
cases, enhanced rates. Domestics are firm, and in fair de-
mand, and T cloths of middle and fine qualities are very ac-
tively sought after. Long cloths, 26-inch printers, and 36-inch
inch shirtings are alsain steady request, at full prices • 40-inch
shirtings are still quiet, but their low price, relatively to other
widths, isicausing them to attract rather more attentionlduring
the last few days. Altogether, we have a large business doing
this week, both in cloth and yarn.
ROCHDALE.—We have had a fair business doing in flannels,
notwithstanding the wakes were held on Monday, when all the
mills and factories were standing, and a number of buyers ab-
sent. The manufacturers have purchased wool very sparingly,
and the dealers have held out for good prices.
MACCLESFIELD.-Our manufactured goods trade remains in
an extremely unsatisfactory state; the over-wrought anticipa-
tion indulged in by our manufacturers during the last few
months, of a good demand for spring goods, has proved so de-
lusive, that it has. produced the effect of st,- '‘.,g• for a“-
th

,ne preparations which usually at this period are vigorously
pushed on for the autumn trade. In thrown silk very little is
doing; the few transactions taking place are simply for pre-
sent and urgent requirements, but have no bearing whatever
on the general-tone of the market, which at present, as regards
prices, is good.

LEEDS.—The staple trade of this town and, district continues
in a moderately active state, and has exhibited no feature of
change this week deserving of notice. The supply is made to
suit the demand, which is a full average one for the season.
LErcEsTERA-There annenra to - • •

moe Continence in rices
and a better demand for goods inue thisr district than hasp been
the case for several week's past, although most of the whole-
sale houses are nut buying largely at present, yet most of th
are oat of useful winter articles_ tuba nu. •..

." Lois class or os will not
be over done this season. We cannot learn of any altoneration in
prices of wools or yarns during the week.

in:rit:grntr.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 19.—Wind S. to S.W., light.
ARRlVED.—Cheetah, Hurrell, for Labrador—Gannet (s.s.),
Sullivan, Rotterdam—Meridian, Manson, New York—Helen
Wallace, Major, Calcutta—Robina, Pearson, Bombay—States
Rights, PaxtonSavannah—Ohio, Phillips, Apalachicola—John
Knox, and Integrity, Quebec—Surprise, Radnor. Newfound-
land—Harmonie, Franken. Stettin—Clemence, Groendaal,
Antwerp—Hero, Grant, Africa—Arno (s.s.), Haram, Leghorn;
left Gibraltar 13th instant—Vigi'ant, Ostend.
SAILED.—Robert Parker, Weeks, for New York—Kedgeree,
Oliver, Calcutta—Swiftsure, Wardlaw, Africa-I%Targaretta,
Soppa, Trieste—Malabar, Crocker, Calcutta—Mary Pleasants,
Deacon, Philadelphia—Argo, Mackaduck, New York.

Lady Eveline, M'Clellan,hence at Geelong.
Auguste, Liedering, hence at Calcutta 12th June.
Thomas Fielden, Huntress, hence at Kedgeree 3d July.
General Michaels, Van Straten, hence at Batavia 28th May.
Jane, hence at Batavia 23rd June.
Chisna, Spence, sailed from Batavia for California 20th June.
Olivier Von Noord, hence for Shanghae, at Anjer.
Magellan, from London, for Shanghae, at ditto.
Christina, sailed from Sincapore for this port 11th June.
Josephine, Smith, from Manilla, for Sydney, N.S.W. at ditto
Thomas Fielden, Sutherland, hence at St. John, N.B.
St. Ann. Morgan, hence at Gaspe.
Newton, Lelean, from London for this port, at Deal, leaky.
Argent, from Quebec, at Queenstown.
Astrologer (s.s.), hence at Malta, and cleared for Constanti-
nople.

queen of England, and Panic, hence for Anjer, at Hong Kong
Reindeer, hence and Hong Kong, at Amoy Bth June, and
sailed for Shanghae 12th.
Magician, sailed from Venezuela for this port, and Eliza
Killick, for St. Domingo, 12th July.
Brigand, from Alexandria—Patios, Calunari, from Cephalo-
nia—and Nicolesso, Tombachi, from Alexandria—at Malta.
The J. K. L., for Bombay, on leaving the Stanley to take
water in the Salisbury Dock, grounded on the sill ; and the
Austria, from Philadelphia, in entering the Nelson Dock,
grounded on the sill of that dock. Neither of the vessels are
suppwed to have received injury.
WELLINGTON, N.Z., April s.—The Laura, Dambrill, of and
fo- Liverpool, has put in here leaky, having struck on a bank
off Cape Farewell, not laid down in the charts. She has been
surveyed, and is discharging to be hove down.
MALTA, August 11.—The Harmony. Davies, from Barletta
for Cork, put in here. 3d instant, and is reported to be very
leaky, requiring to keep both pumps constantly goMg. The
Stork, Taylor. from Taganrog., for Cork, put in here on the
10th instant, and is said to be leaky.
CALCUTTA, July 3.—The Allioth, Lunt, hence for London
has put back, leaky. and with cargo supposed to be damaged., The Zemindar, Poole, hence for London, and Thomas Brockle-
bank, Ponsonby, hence for Liverpool, have put back, with da-
mage, having been in contact in the river, and must repair.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20.—Wind N.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Courier, Mellin ; John Campbell, Storer; and
Unicorn, Lawson, Bombay—Emily, Brass; and Gandar, Bar-
stow, Mobile—Andromache, Tait; Herald; Resolution; Argo,
Mills; and Anne, Quebec—Essex, Roxby, Ichaboe—Poblano,
Rementeria, Bilboa--William Brown, Archangel—Emily,
Woods, Konigsberg—lntegrity, Harding, Shediac—Margaret,
Rio Grande.

SAlLED.—Atlantic (s.), West, and American Union, Healy,
New York—Hercules, Thurse; Ingeborg, Frandsen ; and
Meta, Johnsen, Iceland—Southampton, Hooper, Alexandria,
E.—Providence, Antonio, and Emilia, Enghelmino, Rio Grande
—Governor, Gilberrv, St. Thomas—Oregon, Herron, Quebec—
Martha. Scruran, Hamburgh—Auguste, Waldrack, and Jo-
seph, Vollemare, Ghent—Ornen, Korsoig, Orontheim—Jana
Cummings, Tyrer, Smyrna—Hoo, Ketelaar, Rotterdam—Eme-
rald, Smith, Montreal—Revival, Phillips, Zante—Regina,
M'Kay, Prince Edward Island—Syren, Rowby, Archangel—
Anna Maria, Ziepe, Riga—Alma, Sandmon, Revel—Freya,
Mansen, Kiel—Fanny, Young, Cronstadt—Hekla, Hastrup,
Bergen—Anita, Echevarria, Malaga.

Hero, Grant, from Bonny, at this port; sailed 31st May, in
company with the Mozelle, for this port.
John Hawkes, of Swansea, from St. John, N.B. at this port,
brought in after having been fallen in with, a derelict, by the
British Empire, arrived here from Montreal.
Queen of the South, Quick, from Malaga at Patras.
Anna, Pouglia, hence at Patras, and sailed for London 20th
July.

Leo, Couch, and Parga, Newton, hence at Corfu.
Alfred, Richmond, hence at Venice.
Eliza, 'Pripani, and Rattler (s.s.) Carter, hence at Palermo.
Pet, Ley, sailed from Palermo for this port 4th instant.
Anna Rich, Vorwell, and Carolus, Howes, hence at Boston
Hannah, M'Kay, sailed from Jaffa for this port 21st July.
Flirt, hence atDardanelles.

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Letitia, Lade, hence at... Smyrna.
Sphynx, Dixon, hence at Constantinople.
Livorno (s. s.), Paton, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn 11th
instant.

Ysabel, Aristo, hence at San Sebastian.
Ville de Ostend, Denys, hence at Antwerp.
Ellida, Gram, hence at Frederickstown.
Emma, Parsons, from Smyrna, for this port, at Gibraltar.
Dolphin, Trannock, hence for Malaga, at ditto.
Eliezer, Jolly, and Robins, Young, hence at ditto.
Dido, Bell, and City of Rochester, hence at Rio Bento.
Caroline, Strom, hence at Assens.
Hardware, Shaw, hence at Flensburg.
Emilie, Sarendsen, hence at Christiania.
James F. Foord, from London at Port Philip.
Bangalore, Arnott, from China at Manilla, and sailed 4th of
June.

Asia, Newland, from Calcutta at London.
Cassiopea, Harmer, from Mauritius, off Queenstown.
Pirate (s.s.), Ritchie, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for
Malta 6th instant.
Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for
Palermo 7th instant.

Brigand (s.s.), Rowland, from Malta at Gibraltar, and
cleared for this port 10th instant.
Arabian (s.s.), Walker, cleared at Constantinople for this
port 4th instant.
Lauriston, Williams, from Alexandretta at Jaffa, and sailed
21st July for Queenstown or Falmouth.
Princess Royal, Thomas, and James Gibson, Wright, from
Beirout, at Jaffa.
Danube, Smith; Olive, Wilson; and Diamond, Gunton,
hence at Alexandria.
Giovana Maria, Crivocapich, and Panope, Steward, sailed
from Alexandria 19th July; Maria, Penny, 26th July, and
Lovranese, Persick, 4th August, all for this port.
Orbona, Allen, from Callao—Martha, Day, from Pernam-
buco—Cattarina, Lera, and Jules Maria, Oliver, from Ibraila—
Slavo, Bassich, from Galatz—Ciriaco, Tomanich, from Verna—
Constantia, Iswardi, from Constantinopie—and Swallow, Stone,
from Bayonne, all at Queenstown.
PLYMOUTH, Aug. 18.—The Jaeger, Bartlett, of and for Li-
verpool, from Calcutta, caught fire 24th July, in lat. 26 N., lon.
40 W., and was abandoned. Part of crew landed here by the
Rylade, Anderson, from Sourabaya ; the remainder taken on
board the Europa (Dutch ship,) from Batavia for Rotterdam.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 21.—Wind W.S.W., light.
ARRIVED.—AIiwaI, from Bombay—Birkby, Henry, Sierra
Leone—Fairy, Haw, Alexandria, U.S.—Grace, Sewell, Porto
Rico—Ambrosini, Smith, Old Calabar—Seringapatam, Beckett,
New York—Africa, Wright, St. John, N.B.—Forest Monarch,
Grisley, Quebec—Brigand (s.s.), Rowland, Malta—Admiral (a),
Havre—Alchymist, Stephenson, Cephalonia—W. H. Harbeck,
Shinn, China.
_ _

SAtiwn:bhina, Atteridge, and Lochlibo, Boyd, Quebec_
Ulysses, Malsard, Honduras—Alice Hartland, Archangel—
Spray, Steele, Ancona—lsabella Stewart, WHenry, Boston—
X L, Hughes, Monte Video—Grace, Moran, Halifax—Secun-
clas, Attord, Malta—Anna Catharina, Matzen, St. Yhotnas.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, AUGUST 22.
The market for Beef has been without any improvement, the
dealers buy sparingly, and holders of middling, sort. hpino• llr Vintve ea...., • - _

• 2l 11. li ... Amus sellers, prices of such have been in favour ofl.
buyers.g The transactions in Pork have beenunimportant ; the stock of
American is small. There has been less doing in Bacon, the
country dealers have not been free buyers, and the price of
what is now on hand is too high for the Irish market. Hams
continue a dull and dragging sale. Shoulders move slowly.
The sales of Lard reach nearly 150 tons, at an advance of Is. to
2s. per cwt., and the market closes very firm. There has been
a fair inquiry for Cheese, without iteration in price. The
market is about clear of grease Butter, but the season is almost
Over.

Santander, Aguire, hence at. Santa
Orixa, from Canton and Callao.

___....c, and Judith, from Malga, at Valdaraiao.
net, Taylor, and Age.ioria,.Howling,a -ht,nce at Beirout.
Savage, Wright, and Bess, Pomeroy, hence at Ancona.
Union, Deyts, and Progres,_Heyde, hence at Ostend.
Gemini, Harvey, from Calcutta, for London, off the Isle of
Wight.

]Nestor, Moller; Express, Anderson ; and Elise, hence at
Cronstadt.

Rambler, Hodge, and Pelican, Byrne (in 78 hours)), hence at
Belvoet.

Volant, Shears, and Kyanite, Goldsworthy, hence at New--
foundland.

Hyda.s{4; Hole, from. London at Plymouth, to embark emi-
grants for-Aelelaide.
Mountaineer-(s.), hence for Waterford,
leaky.

1 Beauma

boilers

Stratford, Forrest, sailed from --
cri m,__

Matilda, Butler

Odessa; Actif
Alexant

Jane, all
A❑x Cay

Eliza, Balit,i