The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-07-05 00:00:00

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Pilotage Bill

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matter b'e postponed for a week.
reply to gl
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in rep., - ~,,ij
SAUNDERS, said that the Committee upon the Sav,''
Bank Bill would not come on till the week after no; let
Mr. HumE understood that the Lord Advocate
town for Scotland. He therefore wished to knout
Lad charge of the Edinburgh Annuity Tax Bill, 111 02, 0
sence, as he had been informed that the presence of
learned lord was necessary.
LoLrdordAPdavoLematEensw.raoss-
rreeaplliiyedt,ietchesastairfy
"thtehpereuseilnl erne aft b'
postponed until his return. (A laugh.)
cees°
The House then went into committee on the Sae,,
Tax Bill, resuming the consideration of the 29th "'colt
Mr. WALPOLE moved the insertion of words 11, „tit
33, to make its operation prospective instead otAid
spective. After a brief discussion the committee div`f3.,
for the amendment, 116; against it, 124; reaPrileti4l,
Sir J. PAKINGTON said he felt so strongly the .., op
of the clause, that he should divide on the questioe.,4
it do stand as part of the bill. The committee; :ii.
divided . for the clause, 108 ; against, 92 ; rafOri "
The clause was consequently agreed to. el
Clauses up to 42 afterwards agreed to, with amend tilt
On clause 44, which prescribes the course to be
by those who are accountable for payment of dal w
pect of any succession,
rovii,j,
Mr. MILLINGS moved the omission of the P-,,450,.
that if the duty assessed should exceed the duty 85?-01'
according to the returns made to the commieslolo'
should be in their discretion to discharge the exPe'
cident to the collecting of the accounts.
The Committee then divided when there apnea
the amendment 139, against 164,—majority a gaintedP
The amendment was rejected and the clause ag10;0
On clause 46, Mr. HENLEY moved that the CO'
report progress, and asked leave to sit again. gel 18
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER oPP"
motion. 00.
Mr. DISRAELI would suggest that the Governtoe4
India Bill, which stood for committee on Tb?
should be postponed till Monday, and then the Bil/
be resumed again in committce on Thursday. .el
After some discussion, Sir C. Woon had no 0111,,/,
to the clause ; and the Chairman having report!:
gress, and obtained leave to sit again on Thurs(lo
House then went into committee on the Custer%
Acts, and agreed to resolutions reducing and ceo"7o,
stamp duties in Ireland, which would otherwise exl/00
October next, and sanctioning the proposal of the go,
ment for the conversion of the land-tax. To be re
on Tuesday. ail)
The Sevings' Bank Bill was carried pro format h
-al
view to its being reprinted and recommitted Ina folv
The Stamp Duties Bill passed through committeeo
On the University Tests (Scotland) Bill, the
000,
ADVOCATE stated that it was postponed to take t,II oil
stages of this and the Edinburgh and Canongate lit
Tax Abolition Bill, at twelve, on Thursday, the 14tii
Mr. LOWE, in moving the second reading of the
tant-Judge (Middlesex Session) Bill, explained ,I 1
,t7e
object was to state the salary of the Assistant-11'i
the Middlesex Session from £1,200 to £1,500 a-CM'Y
a recent alteration in the law, no less than 750 PT tl
been transferred from the Central Criminal Court 7
Middlesex Session, thereby saving the county ne 1,11
9/1
£2,700, as the average cost of an indictment was £4 SI.
at the former court, which at the latter was only -do
Lord DUDLEY STUART found fault with the con..
the present judge of the Middlesex Sessions, and obi
to the proposed increase of salary.
Mr. BOWYER moved that the bill be read a second
that day six months. -
After some debate, the house divided—for the
reading, 61 ; against it, 47 • majority, 14.
The bill was then a read a second time.
On the motion that the Savings' Bank Ann
eitieS
be read a third time, Os
Mr. COWAN objected to Government becoming
and entering into competition with Insurance C 0031,130 I
and moved that the bill be read a third time that

months.
erei
Mr. WILSON explained that the bill had no ref
to competition with Insurance Offices. 1
The house then divided—for the third readal°'
against, 19; majority, 28.
The bill was read a third time and passed. gel
Public-houses (Scotland) Bill, as amended, Id
sidered.
The house adjourned at two o'clock.

TATTERSALL'S BETTING.—MospAIr. le
JULY STAKES.-2 to 1 agst Astolfo, sto 2 taken; 3t°
1$1;
Calliope, taken ; 4 to 1 agst Masyas, taken. SO
•
CHESTERFIELD STAKES.-4 to 1 agst Brother tO .4
Deer, taken I g
Bto ,AO
LIVERPOOL CUP.-4 to 1 agst Goorkah, taken ;, tr
Daniel O'Rourke, taken ; 10 to 1 agst Harbinger' 0;
12 to 1 agst Waterfall. 9).8

GOODWOOD STA KES.-9 to 1 agst Little Harry' or
0
10 to 1 agst Sextus and Hobby Horse, taken; 01
Teddington, taken. stOIAJ
LECIER.-9 to 8 agst West Australian, taken ; Hon
Sittingbourne, 8 to 1 agst The Reiver, 20 to 1 agst
DERBY.-12 to 1 agst Autocrat, taken; 20 to 1 Bgst
cote, taken ; 22 to 1 agst Prince Arthur.

FUNDS, STOCK, AND SHARE MARIOI:Ag'
Some doubt being expressed as to the accuracy of
telegraphic news, English Funds opened at an advanceao;
however, was not long maintained, prices receding si.g, to I
remaining quietly at the decline, no reports circulatu?a,d,
turb them. The Railway market was somewhat bill;
opening, but declined with the Funds, and showed litt'
"nation to the close. French descriptions are a shade,
Gold, Land, and Bank Shares are at the lowest prior
Saturday.—Since official hours, a change for the better lei,
curred. The Paris Bourse has been reported healtbie'
prices better. Consols, 971 ; Great Western, 88
Western, 11-14 ; Great Northern, 21k j; Caledonians! refo
The Standard's city article says the Continental advice° Pf
sent commercial affairs as being extremely unsettledi•
accounts from St. Petersburgh assert that the urderool
the troops had become known, or was rumoured, diet
much confusion prevailed, in consequence of business
knowing which way to act.

CLOSING PRICES. 215;
Consols, Account .. 1 971 i 1 Bank Stock ........ ,:.* I
Do. Money.... I Excheq. Bills, L. &
Three&QrperCents.. 1001 1

Mexicans
Do. Threes
Spanish Deferred
Do. Threes

FOREIGN STOCKS.
. 26i 7 Spanish Passives
. 451 6i Turkish
. 22 .} Swedish
. 45} 61
RA I LAVA Y

Amberg.,Nottingham,
and E. Junction
Bristol and Exeter
Caledonian

SHAR. 40
London & N. Western 110
London & S. Wester/
Manches., Sheff., an u 0,11
Lincolnshire ...... ' 6g

66i i

Do. Preference 107' 9- Midland Stock ..... '99
East Anglian
Eastern Counties 12j Do. Preference /,
East Lancashire 7l 2 Norfolks .......... •'
Eastern Union A
Ditto B and C Shrewsbury and .1311.
Edinburgh & Glasgow mingham ........
Great Northern B4i 5i Do. L. &N. W. Poi; 69'
Do. S. Eastern and Doiry ,
Do.
Great Western
Lanc. and Yorkshire. 76 Do. Extension
Do. Fifths 42
88 Yoßrekr,wNicek7tle.,.
......
/.161
51
Leeds Northern
London, Brighton, and 14 15 York and dN.
Do. Preference
South Coast lO3l 4i
MINING SHARES.
2 1 Nugget
B. Australian
Freehold ...
Australasian
Colonial.
Mariposa r
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dr el
an
if de
/b 1

Noveau Monde

Registered -
Cordeli era
Ave Maria
Carson's Creek —
Port Philip

LAND S.
Australian Agricultural 67 70 I
S. Australian Invest.
Van Diemen's

HARES.
Peel River
south Australian
British America......

CORN MARKET.
In partial instances, fine fresh samples brought an apex
of 4s to 5s per qr. for English Wheat. Foreign, lg
dearer, Other articles are as before. 8.
English. Irish.
2221
767
oitsi

Wheat
Barley
Oats ..
Malt ..
Beans

20 -
53 4148
3420 48
176 -

PRODUCE MARKET. efitsl
°
Sugar.—Foreign : Floating cargoes are wanted. viol 11
Grocery lumps brisk at 465. to 4Ss. 6d. Coffee t
Ceylon is in demand, but the market for Native is 70 lr
is unaltered. Rice is in demand ; white Bengal 115. '
Cotton firm.

TALLOW MARKET. ,
or
There is a speculative demand in the market ; ~,*C. titiO Pc,
535. to 535. 6d. on the spot. Stock, 21,453 COI/
43,103 casks same time last year. Deliveries, 2,'
against 576 casks same time last year.

CATTLE MARKET. l'
Beast, Lamb, and Calf trade same as on FridaY
per stone dearer.
Beef 2B 10d to 4s 8d Veal
I
Mutton..... 4s Od to 5s Od Pork .
Lambs, 4s. 6d. to ss. 10c1
4040 I Calves
27000 I Pigs

t°
2s 8 , to
33 6' 61

Beasts
Sheep and Lambs

ARRIVALS.
Norfolk and Suffolk Beasts
Cambridge, Leicester, Lincoln, and North-
ampton Beasts
Scotch Beasts
Holland Beasts
Do. Sheep
Do. Calves
Do. Pigs
Prussian Beasts ........................ • '
Spanish Sheep
French Cal•es

,G.s
T, bJ
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHAO co 6 I
0
Eastern u
Conties, 121 ; East Lancashire, 174 ; 1- 1
60-
and Yorkshire, 70 ; London and Northwest
e,„ j 3,1
Manchester, S. and Lincoln, 291 -a, preference 7,53.
Midland, 7a ; South Eastern and Doyer, 20 13-16 L

LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE*
„I
Caledonians, 331 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 41010 "
Northern, 14i ; Midland, 70i 70; York and North 3

GLASGOW CORN MARKET. bat Ili'
At to-day's market holders firm from an advance,
business done; waiting'advices from Mark-lane.

•
GLASGOW PIG IRON mA.RIOEI
The market closes dull at 565.

Belina, hence at Galatz, 18th June; -rNC' AO'
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIG--' at
. ben°
miegto, troy,
cona, 22nd ; Margaret, hence at Havre, 30th. Hong P. A
GRAVESEND, 3RD JULY.—SaMarang, from .-.• 0'
Callao;
Julia, from Shanghai ; Havengrig, from Calcuttf!4harice,
DEAL, 4TH JULY.—Severn, from Colombo ‘-''
William Simpkin, from Batavia.

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