The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-22 00:00:00

JOURNAL OF THE MONEY MARKIT,

MONDAY EVENING.—The funds show a further improve-
ment to-day, and Consols left off 90 tog for money and for
account 901 sellers. Bank Stock 168 to 9. India Stock
251 to 3. Exchequer Bills 8s to lOs premium.
Foreign Securities improved slightly. Spanish Active
with the Coupons 2-14 to 4. Portuguese Five per Cents 32 to
4, the Three per Cents 30 to 4. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents 504 to 4, the -Five per Cents 984 to 94. Belgian 974 to
n. Brazilian 714 to 24. Mexican 284 to 9. Colombian
234 to 4.

London and Birmingham Railway Shares were 82 to 4,
Great Western 27-1 to 84, the Half Shares 13 to 14, Gosport
54 to 64 (ex div.) premium. North Midland 22 to 20, East-
ern Counties 14i to 4, Brighton 64 to 4, Blackwall 4 to 34
discount. New North Midland 2 discount to par. South
Western 57 to 8 psr share. In general the share market
was flat to-day and shares lower. It will be observed that
Gosport are quoted as having paid a dividend. This is a
curiosity of the sort, as the railway is not finished, nor are
there any rreturns from which as understood the dividends
are derived. It seems to be a novel sort of scheme for pay-
ing dividends now before the capital is all expended on the
works lest perchance the profits when the railway is com-
plete should not be forthcoming.

TUESDAY EVENING.—A slight re-action may be noticed
in the Funds to-day, Consols being at the close 89* to 90 for
money, and 90* to 1 for account. Exchequer Bills 8s to lOs
premium. Bank Stock 169 to 171. India Stock 250 to 2.

In foreign securities there is scarcely any variation except-
ing in Brazilian which advanced again to day, and may be
quoted 72 to 3. Mexican 281 to 9. Colombian 231 to
Spanish Active with the Coupons 241 to Portuguese Five
per Cents. 32+ to 1, the Three per Cents. 201 to 1. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 501 to I, the Five per Cents.
981. to 9+. Belgian 911 to 9. Danish 78 to 1.
London and Birmingham Railways were 83 to 5, Gosport
6to 7 premium. Eastern Counties 14i to +, Blackwall 4
to 34, Brighton 61 to 1 discount.
The rates of foreign exchanges negotiated to-day wetc as
follow :—on Paris 25 521 to 571 ; on Amsterdam 12 21 to 1 ;
on Rotterdam 12 24 to 3 ; on Antwerp 12 21 ; on Hamburg
13 7 to 1 ; on Frankfort 1481, all at three months.

WEDNESDAY EVENING.—Some small sales of stock pro-
duced an unfavourable influence on the Consol-market, but
they do not appear to have been prompted by any political
cause ; for money the last price was 89/ to 1; and for the
account, 89/, buyers. Exchequer Bills also declined from
Bs. to 10s. premium to 6s. to Bs. premium. Bank and India
Stocks are again rather better. Bank Stock was finally
quoted 170 to 171 ; and India Stock, 250 to `252; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 90 to 1; 31 per Cents. Reduced, 981 to /;
Long Annuities (expiring January 5, 1860), 13 3-16 ; Ditto,
30 years (expiring October 10, 1859), 13 ; and Ditto, 30
years (expiring January 5, 1860), 12i to 15-16 ; and India
Bonds, 8 discount.

The lower prices from the Paris Bourse caused flatness in
the Spanish market, the Actives falling from 241 to to
24/ to I, which was their closing quotation. A demand for
Belgian and Brazilian stock has brought a rally in their
value, and to-day Belgian closed at 98 to 99, and Brazilian
73 to 74. Portuguese 5 per Cents. left off at 32 to ; Ditto
3 per Cents., 20 to I; Columbian, 23+ to 1; Mexican, 28+
to 1 ; Dutch 23 per Cents., 501 to I ; and Ditto 5 per ents.
981 to 991.

In the share market business was done at rather lower
prices, which is attributed to there being more sellers than
buyers. Birmingham left off at 82 to 84 premium ; Great
Western, 26 to 28 premium; Ditto Half-shares, 11i to 121
premium ; South Western, 57 to 58 per share ; Gosport, 54
to 61 to 6i premium, ex. div. ; North Midland, 22 to 20 dis-
count ; Ditto New, 2 discount to par ; South Eastern, 15+
to 144 discount ; Blackwall, 4 to 34 discount ; and Brighton,
64 to 3 discount.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

Re-engagement of Mrs. WAYLETT and Mr. ALEX. LEE.
Mr. RAYMOND. Mrs. WAYLETT in Three Charac-
ters. Mrs. RAYMOND in a new Interlude.
THIS present FRIDAY EVENING, the 22d instant,
and TO-MORROW (Saturday), the Entertainments
will commence with the new Drama, called
TRANSFORMATION;

OR, MY SISTER KATE.
Charles Unit, Mr. Higgie; Torn Chaff, Mr. C. F. Mar-
shall; Mrs. Kate Moreton, Mrs. Waylett.
Song—Mr. Charles Bland. The Highland Fling, by Miss
De Blaquiere.
To which will be added, the new laughable Interlude, called
WOOING A WIDOW ;
OR, LOVE UNDER A LAMP-POST.
Daniel Dowgate, Esq., (Bachelor and Drysalter,) Mr.
Tilbury ; John, (his Servant,) Mr. C. F. Marshall ; Arthur,
Mr. Higgie; Widow Bloomley, Mrs. Waylett.
Mr. Mungall will Dance his popular Sailor's Hornpipe.
Mr. C. F. Marshall will Sing a new Song, written expressly
for him, by Mr. Higgie, called " The Royal Proclamation ;
or, You mustn't Kiss the Baby !"
In the course of the Evening, Mrs. Waylett will Sing the
admired Irish Ballad'of " Nora Creina ;" " Pretty Star of
the Night ;" " When Night Elves Dance ;" and, with Mrs.
Barton, th Duet of " Evening Bells."
To be followed by a laughable Farce, entitled
THE VALET DE SHAM.
Mr. Tweezer, Mr. Tilbury; Captain Trivet, Mr. Higgie;
Wigler, Mr. C. F. Marshall ; Clipper, Mrs. Raymond.
To conclude with the splendid Romantic Drama, entitled
PETER WILKINS ;
OR, THE FLYING INDIANS!
Peter Wilkins, Mrs. Waylett; John Adams, Mr. Tilbury;
Nicodemus Crowquill, Mr. Higgie ; Phelim O'Scud, Mr.
Raymond ; Wild Man of the Woods, Mr. C. F. Marshall ;
Yourakee, Mrs. Barton.
Boxes, 3s. •, Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, 6d.—Second Price, Half-
past Eight : Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, ls. ; no Second Price to the
Gallery. Doors to be opened at Half-past Six. Perform-
ance to commence at Seven precisely.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET,

Mrs. WAYLETT will appear in Two of her most popular
Dramas, and Mr. ALEXANDER LEE, being positively
their Last Appearance but Four this Season. Mr. and
Mrs. RAYMOND ! Mrs. WAYLETT'S SONGS ! Mr.
ALEXANDER LEE will preside at the Pianoforte.
MRS. RAYMOND'S BENEFIT.
(IN MONDAY next, the 25th, and TUESDAY, the 26th
NJ instant, the Evening's Entertainments will commence
with a Drama called .•
THE MAID OF.- MADRID;

OR, WHAT IS SHE AT ?
Olivia, Mrs. Waylett; Minette, Mrs. Raymond; Julio,
Mr. Higgie ; Ctesar, Mr. Tilbury ; Vincentio, Mr. C. F.
Marshall.
Mrs. Waylett will Sing, " When the Stormy Winds,"
assisted by all the Ladies in chorus, with Mrs. Barton, the
new and beautiful Duet, composed by Mr. Alex Lee, called
" Where the Sweet Roses Bloom," Mrs. Waylett, Mrs.
Raymond, Mrs. Barton, and Mr. C. Bland will Sing the
admired Quartett from the Opera of " Artaxerxes," called
" Mild as the Moonbeam." Trio—Mrs. Waylett, Mrs.
Raymond, and Mrs. Barton, " All in the Merry Month of
May." Mrs. Waylett will Sing " When Night Elves
Dance," and " Dream not away such Nights as these."
Miss De Blaquiere will appear in a Fancy Medley Dance.
Mr. Mungall will Dance his admired Sailor's. Hornpipe.
Mr. Charles Bland, a Favourite Song. • Mr. C. F. Marshall,
a Popular Comic Ditty.
To which will he added, a langhable Interlude, called
THE MAYOR IN A MIST;
OR, THE THREE COFFINS.!
Colonel M`Mahon, Mr. Raymond ; Captain Mandeville,
Mr. Higgie ; Pogo Von Puddlewitz, (a Burgomaster,) Mr.
C. F. Marshall; Lestelle d'Aubri, (assuming different cha-
racters,) Mrs. Raymond.
In the course of the Evening, the Band will perform Two
Popular OVERTURES.
To conclude with •
BLUE JACKETS;
OR, FEMALE SAILORS!
Admiral Trunnion, Mr. Tilbury •, Charles Herbert, Mr.
C. Bland ' • Ben Binnacle, Mr. C. F. Marshall ; Fanny
Trunnion, Mrs. Waylett; Lieut. Firefly, Mrs. Waylett.
Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. FOGG,
at the Box-office, each day, from Eleven till Three, and at
the usual Places.

LIVERPOOL GRAND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS.
THEATRE-ROYAL.
THE FOURTH and LAST CONCERT of the Season
will take place on TUESDAY next, the 26th instant.
PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS :
MISS ROMER,
MRS. ST. ALBIN, MISS ST. ALBIN, MISS STOTT,
MR. HARRISON, MR. MACHIN,
And HERR KCENIG, the celebrated Cornet-h-Piston Solo,
From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane.
The Orchestra will be complete in every department.
Leader.... Mr. HERRMANN.
Non-Subscribers' Tickets may be had at the Theatre, and
principal Music-shops. Dress Circle, is. 6d. ; Upper Boxes,
ss. ; and Gallery, 2s.
Doors open at Seven, and the Concert will commence at
Eight o'clock.
The Plans of the NEW CONCERT HALL, to he erected
in RODNEY-STREET, may be seen at the Box-office of the
Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, where Subscribers' names
will be received.