The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-24 00:00:00

CHESTER SPRING MEETING.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10.—Weights for the Tradesmen's Plate
of 200 soya. in specie, added to a Handicap-Swepstakes of
25-soya. each, 15 ft. and 5 only if declared by the Ist Feb.
About two miles and a que.rter.—(2l6 subscribers.)
Age. at. lb Age. at. lb
Kingston 5 9 0 Lord Lieutenant ...... 4.. 6 4
Chief Justice aged.. 8 6 Hybla
Red Ilion ...... .... ,5.. 8 6 St. Andrew... , . ......... 4.. 6 4
Daniel O'Rourke...... 5..8 6 Dear Me
Little ,Harry 5 8 6 England's Glory ....... 6.. 6 0
Mountain Deer 6 8 4 Georgy . .......... .... 4.. 6 0
Goldllnder 6 8 4tCharity ......... ..... 4..6 0
Ilex _ 5 8 4 rl.!indscape_ _ . . 4.. 6 0

The Nabob 5 8 4 The Early 8ird....,... 3.. 6 0
Nevi micster • 6 8 2 Richard Primmer .....5.. 5 12
Adine 5 8 2 Battery ,
_. 4 5 12

•king. of Trumps ......5..8 21‘tiss Peddle - 4 5lO
Balrownie 4 8 2,Contentment 4 5 10
The Reiver. 4 8 2 Lady Emily 4 5 10
Aquila (bred in France) 5.. 8 0 Wild Huntsman 3..5 10
Songstress 5 8 0 ThezQueen's Own 3..5 10
Torment 4 8 0 Acrobat - 8 5lO
Elcot .. 5 712 Light of the Harem 4.. 5 8
Defiance.. 4 7 12 Merry Monk 3 ..5 8
Eulogist .•..•, 4 " 12 Barrel_.,.. 3. 5 s
Cineas.“..... .......... 4.. 7 12 Canute . 3 5 8
Jouvence • 4 7 12 Orson . 3 5 7
Koh-i-Noor . 5 7 10 Whittington 4 5 6
Warhawk ........ •• .. —.5..7 10 Rosalba A 5 .6
Trifle 5 7 10'SineI qufi non 3 -5 6
Pelion . .......•- 4 7 10 Tom 3 5 4.

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Rattle . 4 7lO Era . . 3 5 3
Chaseaway....... ....... G. • 7 8 Domino 3 5 3
Muscovite 5 7 8 The President 3 5 .2
Li ndrick 5 7 8 Shunting' . 3 5 2
Windsucker ~..... ... •.. 5.. 7 6 Brown Brandy 3 5 2
Tilandian Warrior.... 5.. 7 6 Gamekeeper 3 5 0
St. Michael .......5.. 7 5 The Caliph 3.. 5 0
Larry wheut „ .5.. 7 5 Star of Surrey ....,...3.. 5 0
Cobnut .. 4.. 7 sbc by Tearaway, ,out of
Lambton
Talfourd . . -.4.. 7 5 Sir James Graham .... 3.. 5 0
Hato . 4 .7 5 Brigadier . . 3•• 5 0
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Nutpecker ....... ..4.. 7
Pantomime ....... 4. • 7
Joe Miller ...... It.. 7
Mr. Sykes ..... 4.. 7
Umbriel 4 . 7
Typee 4 7
Testator
Lough Bawl" 6.7
Annie Satherland— 4.. 7
Itch . 4 7

The Jewess . .3..412
Toggery 3 4 12
Jack Frost 3 4 12
Contender 3 4 12
Sarsfield 3..4 12
St. Stephen 3 .4 12
Dillingham
Changarnier 3 4 12
(Adeline S 4 12
Dan Cupid
3 4 10

Audubon ........ —4-7
Guicowar .. 4. 7

EpaminOndas 3 4 10
iGrimalkin 3 4 LO

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Tcnic
Haricot aged.. 7 0 Selina 8 4 10
Lancashire Lass ...... 4: . 7 43 Trump Queen 3 4 10
Crusader 4 7 0 Ossilrage 3 4 10
Ireland's Eye 4 7 0 Dr. O'Toole 3 4 10
Tickton 4 7 0 ISionimia 3 4lO
St. Fbith 4 7 0 The Penitent 3 4 10
LittleTom(l.Corybantes).. 7 OlNightshade . 3 4 10
Catherine Parr 4 7 0 Robin Hood 3 4 10
Lord Fauconberg ...... 4.. 7 0' ch fby Napier, Catherine
Diomedia . 4 7 0 Par's dam 3 4lO
Captain Cornish ......4.. 7 0 Roebudi 3 4 10
Cariboo aged. 6 12 Rally , 3 4 10
LeJuif 6 6 12 Sir Mark 3 4 10
lanthe 6 6 12 Communist 3 4 10
Sleeping Partner 6 6 12 Oxus 3 4 10
Little Davie 5 6 12 St. Spiro 3 4 10
King Pepin 5 6 12 Baalbec 3 4 10
Grey Tommy 5 612 c by Cotherstone
The Cruisk 5 612 Duchess of Lorraine .3.. 410
Sextus.... .„, .. . ..... 4.. 6 12 Lurley 3 4 10
Gossip 4 6 12 Fans . 3 4 10
Tavistock 4 612 St. Clair 3 4 10
Dose 4 6 12 The Handsome Buck., 3.. 4 10
Puritan 5 6 10 bf by Ascot—Seaweed,3.. 4 10
Bit of Blue 5 6 10 Amos 3 4 10
Morning Star ... ..... 5..6 10 Horatio 3 4 8
Dagobert 4 6 10 Bridesmaid 3 4 8
Veteran 4 6 10 Shakapere 3 4 7
Bro. to Grey Tommy.. 4.. 6 10 c hc by Robt. de Gorham
Llanforda 4 6lO —Buttress 3 4 7
Janey 4 6 10 Eccleston 3 4 7
Catepaw 4 6 10 Miss Sellon 3 4 7
Ulster 4 6 10 Cheshire Marquis .. . 3.. 4 7
The Black Doctor ,.. 6.. 6 8 Royalist 3 4 7
Benita . 6.. 6 8 Ham . 3 4 7
Braxey 5 6 8 Mortimer 3 4 7
La Belle 4 6 8 The Cripple 3 4 7
Dear Polly 4 6 Bbf by Verulum,Jennala.3.. 4 7
Heapy 4 6 81Corn fort 3 4 7
Ballinafad . aged.. 6 6 Ptolemy 3 4 7
Candlewick aged.. 6 6 Brother to Little Swift. 3.. 4 7
Kilquade . . 6.. 6 6,Kennyside Hero ......3.. 4 7
Fortis 5 6 6 Master Adams 3 4 7
Din Quixote 4 6 6b fby California,K.Cnckle 4 7
Ammonia 5 6 6 Hermitage • 3 4 7
Alexia 4 6 6 Boddicot 3 4 7
Charley 4 6 6 Julius Agricola 3 4 7
Poetess 4 6 6 Jujube . 3 4 4
Aldford 4 6 6 Nelly 3 4 4
Sandhurst 4 6 6 Device 3 4 4
Virago 3 6 6 Lady Frances 3 4 4
Marchioness aged.. 6 4 Sampson (h.b.) 3 4 4
Maley aged.. 6 4 Blame 3 4 4
Aaron Smith 6 6 4 Ercyna 3 4 4
Tested 5 6 4 Little Jem 3 4 4
Mayor of Hull 4 6 4 Gabriel 3 4 4
Ida . 4 ' 6 4 Jephson 3 4 4
Peggy 4 6 4 Marc Antony. ..3 4 4
Valour 4 6 4 Lampr0ce11e5..........3.. 4 4
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THE CHASE.
THE CHESHIRE HOUNDS MEET -
This Day (Tuesday), 24th at Crewe Hall
Thursday, 26th Manor House
Friday, 27th Three Greyhounds
Each day at half-past ten o'clock.
THE NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE HOUNDS MEET
To-morrow (Wednesday), 25th, at Woore
Friday, 27th ~ Dilhora
Xach day at half past ten o'clock,

MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCHESTER. —The market continues entirely without
animation. Prices, however, remain steady. The demand
which was experiencedfor Nadia yarns and goods last week,
has again subsided, and the general inactivityzaems more
marked. Yarns have been dull of sale all week. There -is
only very littledoing for India, and quite as smEll a demand
for the Continent. Manufacturers, expecting cotton to come
lower, withhold their orders foe* yarns, in the ezpectation
that a similar decline may be,accorded to them—so far, how-
over, without much success. In goods there has boon but
little doing. The inquiry forjacconetts and low shirtings has
again subsided, but manufacturers are well engaged ford hem,
and they are decidedly scarce. Large purchases have for
some time been made for low domestics for the Canadian
trade, and a fair demand still exists. T cloths, long-cloths,
and.a general run of domestics are less inquired for.
ROC,}IDALE.—We have had a rather slack market, except
in kerseqs and coarse goods, for which there has been a
tolerable good demand, with little or no change in prices
from those of the former week. The wool market has been
languid; the manufacturers buy sparingly; but prices are
firmly maintained.

HUD-DERVIELD.—During the past week there has been a
good trade done in the warehouses to order. Flatness in the
general business was to be anticipated from the season of
the year.
Limos.—At the Cloth—halls, on. Tuesday, although there
was At pretty full attendance of rnsfchanta, ths-saseicet was
dull, Prices, hoxerer, are firm—the stocks less than usual
at this season—and souse of the principal makers being en.
gaged to order, the milli, under these circumstances, con-
tinue pretty well employed. The houses in the home trade
have been dull this week, the high price of provisions having
the effect of inducing caution; hit there has been some
rather extensive sales made for the Canadian market by a
few of the foreign houses.
BRADFORD.—WooIs There is no improvement in the de-
mand for wool, and the sales during the week have been
limited. Yarns In yarns there is still an inanimate feeling,
and the business is chiefly confined to order. The dearness
of wool compels the spinners to limit their transactions as
closely as possible. Pieces: In goods suitable for the ap-
proaching season there is more inquiry, and anything
offering under the market price by the recent fire, continues
in request.

NorritionAm.—Tlie two principal trades of the town
have been visited by about the average number of buyers,
yet the sales made have not been to so large an extent in
either lace or hosiery. There is or alteration in demand for
any class of goods, either in the hosiery or lace trades. The
price of hosiery yarn remains a'iout as it has been for many
weeks past, with a scarcity of the most useful counts. The
price of lace yarn is a trifle in favour of buyers.
LEICESTER.—WhiIe the present high price of bread con-
tinues, we cannot expect much improvement in the home
trade, the great mass of the people having to spend their
earnings in provisions, and are, therefore, prevented being
good customers for any manufactured goods. As a natural
consequence, the districts manufacturing for this class are
suffering from want .of employment. Home operations for
the spring trade are going on, and the export trade is expec_
ted to be of great benefit to us shortly. Spinners are work.
ing short time. Yarns remain firm in price.

LA2IRSYT DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
!
Indirect. Direct.. lndirect. Direct.
rrom China ..'Nov. 27 .. Fm. M. Video Dec. 2 Nov. 2S
Bombay... Alec. 14 .. Maranliarn Dec. 1 Nov.
Calcutta..... Dec. 6 .. t Pernambuco Dec. 23 Dec. 19
Mauritius .. Nay. 12 .. Rio Janeiro Dec. 15 Dec. 10
Australia ...Oct. 19 .. Barbs.does .. Dec. 27 ..
St. Helena.. Not. 30 .. Demerara .. Dec. 25 ..
C. G. Hope .Nov.ll .. Havana .... Dec. 29
Lima' 'Dec. 9 .. Jamaica .... Dec. 26 ..
Valparaiso Dec. 1 .. Charleston.. Jan. 6
Vera Cruz Dec. 24 .. Mobile Jan. 5 ..
California Dec. '6l .. N. Orleans.. Jan. 6 ..
Bahia Dec. 26, .. Savannah .. Jan. 5
B. Ayres Dec. 1 .. New York