The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-18 00:00:00

CATTLE

LIVERPOOL, JULY 17.—We have had a smaller
supply of cattle, which met a ready sale at last week's
currencies. There has again been a very heavy supply of
sheep and lambs, which overstocked the demand, and
prices ruled id to id per lb. lower, with a very large
number unsold. Good beef worth bid to 7d per lb ;
mutt,- -3,1 -lb ; lamb, 6d to 6:ld.

.an, 6d to 6fd per
SALFORD, JULY 12.—Best beef, 7d to lid;
id to 7d; cows, 6-id to bid; best wedders, 7d to nd;
ieavy weights, 61d to 7-id ; ewes, Od to 7d; lambs, 6d to
td ; calves, 6d to 6;d.—Beasts, 800; sheep and lambs,
I'26.—A heavy market for sheep and lambs,
number unsold.. Beasts nearly all

and there was

DUBLIN, JULY 13.—The market was very moderately
supplied with good beef, which sold well at an advance on
last week's prices; but middling and inferior descriptions
were plenty enough, and the araziers had to snlirn:c tn.

sauna .A.l ouuiltito LU
reduction, in order to effect sales of those half finished
beasts. Sheep and lambs were in large numbers. The
prices of good articles were well maintained, but for
inferior rates were easier. Beef, 70s per cwt, sinking
Willi; mutton, 7d per ib ; veal, 8d per lb ; lambs, 26s each.

LIVERPOOL
ef, and the sa

PROVISIONS.
4 JULY 14.—There is a fair demand
es for the week are to about an

vi rva a 1,11.1 G lb ii,
moderate inquiry, but ordinary and inferior sorts are most
difficult to move. There has again been a large business
in bacon, at steady prices where fine, but at rather easier
,tes for out•of-condition parcels. Shoulders and hams
sold pretty freely. The lard market is scarcely so
and prices have declined 6d f^ - per cwt. The
)ns, but about
ranged for, to

[es for the week ar

about 300

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---- --- --- , - - ,-- , 4,, - ". -----1/4,----- l', '' '" 'av" settle contracts. A parcel of inferior cheese has been
Annuities, 92,
;Consols for Account, 92i 91,21/ / ; taken at 31s to 32s 6d. Grease butter is sparingly dealt
Long Annuities (1860), 4 11-16; India Stock, 227 B};high
in, theprices demanded deterring buyers.
India Bonds (under
£1,000), 4s. Is. pm. ; Exchequer-bills,
£l,OOO, 2jd., 2s. pm., is. dis., 2s. pm.;; Ditto, £5OO, 21d., JULY 17.—There has been a very good business trans-
par, 2s. pin., ls. dis. • Ditto, Small, 2/d., ss. pm acted in butter since our last report, particularly in the
spar 45., 2s. pm. ; Ditto Bonds, Scrip (1858), 4 pm. " finest descriptions, which have advanced 2s to 3s per cwt.
WEDNESDAY, .JULY 12.—Bank Stook, 210; Three per Middling and inferior qualities have only met with a
Cent. Reduced Annuities, 91/ 1 1 1; Three per Cent. limited demand, but at full prices. Waterford, Crrrick,
Consols Annuities, 91 90/ ii soi 1`901.; New Three-and- Dungarvon, and Cloumel may be quoted 94,s to 96s ;
a-'Half per Cent. Annuities, 91/ 4,1 i i; Long Annuities, Carlow and Wexford, 92s to 94s ; Limerick, 86s to 90s
1.1.860), 4 9-16 ; Long Annuities, 30 years' (1860), 44 ; j per cwt. landed. Imported from Ireland, from the Bth
Consols for Account, 914 90/ 1/ / 90i; India Stock, 228:; i to the 14th inst., both inclusive, 11,312 firkins, 9 kegs,
Exchequer-bills, £1;000, 2.4 d. 2s. pm ; Ditto, £soo, 2id., 416 crocks, 328 boxes, 266 barrels butter, 93 bales
2s. pm. par ; Ditto, -Small, 2cd., 4s. 2s. put ; Ditto Bonds, f bacon, 19 hhds. 3 tierces hams, and 20 kegs lard,
(1859), i pm

Sr. JOHN'B MARKET.—Prices current in this market

10; Three Iare?
1j Three per Mutton
; Three-and-a, Veu

r It to 5d to os 71 Peas.... la. peck Os Sd to Is 3d
~.. 0 51— 0 71 Peaches
~.. 0 6 n 7 Nectarine
1r... 0 6 0 7 Melons 0 0— 0 0
.... o 6 0 7 Apricots
Bonds, (under 41,00 Q
, 15..., 38. - pm. ; Exc •
equer-bills, "-' ---- Cod .Fiali
li Bret
£11,000,, .4d„ IS. di.S.; Ittto, £5OO, ad., par 3s. pm. is. Haddocko 0— 0 0 i'Gra Ditto Foreign 0 0 - 0 0
dis. • Ditto, Small, ad., ls. 46. pm.; Ditto Bonds, Scrip, Soles 0 6 0 0 Pinee,For.eacli. 0 0— 0 0
(1858), - pm. ; Ditto Bonds (1859), 5.11- pm. Salmon oB— 1 0 Do. Rug so— 8 0
FRIDAZ, JULY 14.—Bask Stock, 210; Three per Cent. Turbot 0 8— 1 0 Fowlemcouple. 2 8— 3 6
Reduced Annuities, 9I 1i ; Three per Cent. Consols Butler - 1 3 Ducks
Fresh BSalt Du 0 —1 0 Geese ... 40— 5 6
Annuities, 911 i-11 i 1 a.; Three per Cent. Annuities, Lobstersitto 10
..each 0 8 1 0 Turkeys. each 4
6 6 0
.921* i 1; Consols for Account, 911 1 !_i- ; India Stock., Eggs .... v 6124 6 0— 0 0 Hares
225 ; India Bowls, 31,,000., 4s. pm.; Exchequer-bilis, Potittoes.43-peck 1 3 1 4 Rabbits.rcple 3 0— 2 6
£1,060, ad., 2s. pm. is. dis. • Ditto, £5OO, ad., is. dis, New Ditto ... 0 0— 0 0 Grouse 0 0— 0 0
2s. pm.; Ditto, Small, 24d, 411 pm.; Ditto Bonds, Scrip, Cucumbers eael 04— 0 8 Partridges
4-1- pm.; Ditto Bonds, Setip (3.858), 98/. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARK RT.—Prices on Saturday:
SATURDAY, JiTLY 15.—Three per Cent. Reduced Au, si ay, old, ',et.. 06 Bdla is Id Potatoes, a. d. s. el.
nuities, 91f 2k; Three per Cent. Consols Annuities, 01* New 0 71— 0 101 Kemps oo— 0 0
2il ; Consols for Account, 912! 21 a ; Three-and-a-Quarter Clover 0 0— 0 0 Pink Eyes .. 0 0 0 0
.per Cent. Annuities, 92.1 2 34 Long Annuities (1880), Veitte, Green 0 3 0 3/ Cattle
4 11-16 ; Exchequer-bills, £l,OOO, 2/d., par 2s. pm. 3s. strial,e;Vil.e.a.t:.. Cc
24 0 Taurrrnolgs, r ton 1,3
00
40, g
pm. ; Ditto, Small, 2.fd., 4s. 2s. pm. par.; Ditto Bonds, Oat
Scrip (1859), f pm. Barley

TIEURSDAY, JLTLY 13.—Bank Stock,
per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 90i 1 90i
Consols Annuities, 901

Quarter per Cent.
App.m.t. onll

- - -
Annuities, 911 2 11 2i
A • (1

Consols for Lamb, per q

MANUFACTURES

MANCHESTER—A decided want of animation con-
tinues to charaetkrise the market ; and though prices are
still without any very considerable decline, there are few
instances in which buyers do not find themselves advan-
-tageotisly placed, whilst the tone of the market is
altogether less favourable to producers. This continued
inaction is attributable partially to the adverse turn of
the foreign exchanges, which seems to threaten a return
of the tightness in the money market—so far, however,
only slightly experienced. Spinners have not held so
determinedly for full prices, induced, apparently, by no
pressure to make sales—for but little yarn of any descrip-
tion is at present held in stock—but by the feeling that in
holding out for extreme prices, the demand must be cur-
tailed,, and this at a time when their orders are beginning
to run out. The cloth market has been very inactive all
Week, and prices slightly easier.
ROCHDALE.—The wool market has been firm, and
former prices well maintained.

HUDDERSFIELD.—Business, both in the piece hall
and the warehouses, has been better than last week, though
far from brisk. There has been a fair attendance of
buyers; and though their transactions have not been
either numerous or heavy, there is a decided improvement
in tone throughout the market.
LEEDS.—Pretty good markets at the cloth halls ; the
sales by the commission hands and the deliveries to direct
orders have also been to a full average extent during the
week ; in consequence, the stocks remain low. Prices are
firm, and the mills continue in pretty full operation.
Several of the larger buyers have been in the town this
week, and having purchased rather freely, business may
be quoted brisk in the warehons.s. •

BRADFORD.—WooI: A week of comparative inactivity
in amount of sales: The spinners are only buyers in very
limited quantity, and at prices not at all in accordance
with the rates demanded at the country markets and fairs
now being continually held.—Yarnm : There is nothing in

the slightest degree Unproved in this branch of
The prices sought for wool render the aro
attended with great loss to those who pursue it, f
are only commanding a price .that barely, covers the cos
of. tops, leaving the entire expenses of spinning minus.—
Pieces : This has been a week of sad disaster, there havini,
been not leis than six failures—the principal of which

led wearing away by
t which goods are sellinb
Without a change b
3 that a

arises from tl
and the ruinous pric
with the cost to produc
of goods for the better, it is to 1
rences will continue, for the trad
condition ; and the stocks of goods on I

the value

while the quantity makit

NOTTINGHAM.—The la

perhaps wors

Allan, M'Arthur; Cornloden Castle, M'Donnell; Acme,
Somervaile ; and Julus Caesar, hence at Quebec.
Menai (s.), hence, at Rio Janeiro, and left, 19th May, for
the River Plate.
Regina, Shaddock, sailed from Buenos Ayres, 16th May,
and Bosphorus, 17th, for this port.
Dorothea, and Mandagus, Zulueti, hence; and Argentina,
front Altona, at Monte Video.
Busaco ; Frances, Cooker; and Hindoo, Crag; hence ; and
Young England, Rogers, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia.
Balder, sailed from Monte Video, 29th May, for this port;
and Orion, 15th; Justine, 17th; and Minstrel, 21st, for
England.
Elena, Pease; Gauntlet, Bell; Sole, Uribe; Sappho, StOrr
and Robert Finney, hence; and Ipswich, from the Clyde, at
Buenos Ayres.
Tritriountain, Rea; Judith, Brown ; British Mei
chant, Witt; Leila Boob, Small ; Wallfieet ; and Seafiower. hence; and Wm. Sturgis, from Newport, at Boston.
Bella Donna, Reeves ; Mary Ann, Balcom.; Mic Mac,
Kenny; Queen, James; Belle, King; and Active, Doane,
hence, at Halifax.
Rosamond, Gething; Trident, Jonsen ; Frode, Ottsen;
Wm. Edward, Law; Lively; and Bereza, Bake, hence; and
Coromandel, Martin, from Swansea, at Rio Janeiro
Queen of the West, Hallett; Cornelia, Bishop; Albion,
Williams; Jersey. Day; Webster, Lawrence; Win. Stetson,
Henderson ; Cultivator, Austin ; Burrell, Dodd; and De-
fiance-, Kendrick, hence, at New York.
Lusitania s.s.), Brown, and sailed for Bahia, tkc., anti
Philip, Mime, hence; Balclutha, Hart, from St. John's.
Newfoundland, and sailed for Rio Janeiro; Windermere,
Langlake, from Maceio, and sailed for this port, 11th ult.;
and Marian Moore, from Melbourne, at .
LUBEC, JUNE 30.—The William and ElizabethPernambuco,from Liver-
pool for St. Andrews, is ashore on the island of Campo Bello,
near this: part of the cargo has been landed, and efforts are
being made to get the ship off.
BOSTON, JULY s.—The Thornley Close, from Belize to
Falmouth, struck upon a sunken reef, supposed the Salt Key
Shoals, on the night of the 4th June, and immediately went
to pieces; the cutter, with two seamen, arrived at Key West,
9th June, but the long-boat, v$ jib the remainder of the crew,
had nut been heard of since parting with the cutter, on the sth:
HA LI FAX, SLYLY s.—The Janet, Vickers, from Liverpool to
Pugwash, rid Arichat, is ashore at Canso, full of water. A
bottle, containing a paper, on which was nritten, "3rd Jane,
1854, barque Dreadnought dismasted and abandoned, lat. 43
50, lon. 66 6," was picked up nee!' Gull Rock, 15th June. A
long-boat, with Neptune, of London. on her stern, and John
Stafford inside, was picked up Bth June, in lat. 45 N., lon. 38
W., by the Bell, arrived here.

MONDAY, JULY 17.—Wind S.W., light.
ARRIVED. —H. H. 8004, Badger; Sparkling Wave,
Saunders; Otseonthe, Young; It. B. Sumner, Dyer; John
Garrow, Hamilton, from New Orleans—De Witt, Clinton,
Funk, and Great Western, Furber, New York—Monica,
Jackson, Quebec—Covenanter, Hood, Mobile—Prudencia„
Velasco, Bilboa—Golden Eagle (new ship), Bridport—Louisa,
Kite, Genoa—Southport, W i Ison,Savannati—Oristano,Gibral-
tar—Empire, Zerega, New York.

The Empire, July 1, lat. Zonen 58, fell in with the fore-
mast of the Trade Wind, with man on it, who had been
in that position for six days, with only a small piece of to-
bacco for subsistence. Put out the boat and approached the
wreck, when the man swam off to her. He reports that the
Trade Wind, from. Mobile. to. Liverpool, was in contact with
the Olympus, from Liverpool to Boston, 24th June, at 10.50
p.m., and both vessels went down about 7 a.m, on,June 25.
The first and second mate, and about 20 hands, with all the
passengers of the Trade Wind, got into the long-boat. The
Captain and several of the crew were picked ff pieces of the
wreck in the evening by a barque bound to the eastward.
Two men took refuge on the foremast with the man saved,
but they died from exhaustion. It is not known bow many
were saved from the Olympus. The Captain and greater part
of the crew jumped on board the Trade Wind immediately
after the collision. The Captain and men endeavoured to re.
turn to their ship in the Trade Wind's jolly-boat, but the
Olympus went down before they reached her.
Nith, Spence, hence May 25; Omega, Potter ; and Regina,
' Quinton both from Port Philip—all at Bombay.
Vasco de Gama tailed from Bombay June 3, and Tornado
June 6—both fur this port. '
Albert Ltward, Partridge ; and Robert Pulford, Gibson.,
both hence May 28 ; Persia, Roberts. Sydney ; Sciudian,
London ; and 11.4dlaud, Port Philip—all at Calcutta.
Lawret.c.e. Cape of Good Hope, at Akyab.
Lahore, Tasseyman, sailed from Calcutta for this port
May 28.
Daystone, Newton, Adelaide; Mir, zapore, Parker. and Helen
Walace, Major, Port Philip ; Samerang, Ill'Douald, Sydney—
all at Madras ; and three last sailed for Calcutta.
Daring, Parker, Melbourne ; and Marion, Byrne, Cochin—
both at Colombo.
Saladin eai.ed from Saugor May 14th; Loodianah, 16th;
Sea Horse, 18th; and Athelstan, 20th—alt for this port.
The Himalaya (s.s.) will not arrive at this port before the
end of the week.

KINGSTOWN, JULY 16.—The barque Saxon, of and from
Liverpool, to Demerara, was assisted in here to-day by some
pilots, with mizenmast sprung, and leaky, having struck on
the Kish Bank.
VenA City; JUNE 22.—A conducta has arrived bare from
the interior, with 51,300,000.