The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-31 00:00:00

THE =CHAWITIES.--(Weekly Repotqs)

INDUSTRMIARAGGED SCHOOLS, Sotto-ST.—Jan. 25.—
On the books, boyass. girls 63; average attendance, boys',,
girls 53; sicklist;boys 2, girls I ; obtained situations; boyar.,
girls I.

ROYAL INFIRMARY. Jan. 28:--,ADMITTED: In-patients,
47; out-patients,ss ; casuals,'B.—DiscHA KO ED : In-patients
cured, td ; reii eyed grzc. ;9; made out-patients, 4; irregular,
0; dead,4l.—Remaining in the house,lo2.
LIVERPOOL; DIE,PENSARIES, J, . 23.—New cases re-
ceived advice and medicine at the institution—North, 27€ •,
Soutb,,lBo; total,-4&E. New cases visited at their houses ar.d
supplied with-medicine—North, 162:, South, 60 ; t0ta14,222.
NORTHERN :HeSPITAL,.: ART. 9L -ADMITTED: Acci-
dents,B ; Medical and Surgical Cases, 18; T0ta14;66.
D BCH ARO ED : Cared, 24 ; 7;_ out-patients, 84. ;
irregtdar; 3 ; died, 2.,—Reinaining in the Hospital,loo.

SOUTHERW AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, JAN.IS,--In-
patiente: Discharged—Cured, 14; reSieved at own
quest, a; Irregular, t ; neaa, 2; 4atered, 22; under treat-
ment,-.72. Out-patients: Cured„ lie .9 entered 43; ender
treatment, 50.

THE T,ONDON GArETTE.

TVESIDAY, JANTJAILY %, 1854.

BA mix urrs.—Henry Jackson, Eton, linen draper.-lErtirre
Dania, Westbourne -terrace, Hyde-parky.machinist.--Ileury
Clare Timpson, Wool w4ch, surgeon.—Jaynes Cowderoy, Ham-
mersmith, omnibus proorietqr.—Sansuel Godfrey, Moulton
Scowen, :Wood.street, eCheapside, were4ouseman.—Georec
Haines, Mingstanley, Gloucestershire, • William:
Munro Duffield, Heavitree, Devon, commission agent.—
WillimwEirkett, Bradford, Yorkshire, soap manufacturer,—
Robert Milner, Doncaster, hatter.
PARTMRSHIPS DISBC/LVED.—Latbana and Plant, Man-
chester, copperplate printers.—J. and G. Cats, Royton, Lan-
cashire, eugineers.—Spec. Saunders, and Co., Liverpool, dry-.
salters; as far as regards R. B. Poster.
PAYILENF. OF DIVIDSXDS.—E. Hollinwarth, Mottrarn-in-;
Longendale, Cheshire, woollen manufacturer-,second div. of.
24d., on Uesday, Feb.-7, or any subsequeut,Tuesday, at Mr.
Pott's, Manchester.—J. Fie s, Helmshore. Lancashire, cotton
manufacturer—first div. of 14s. 2d., on Tuesday, Jan. 31, or
any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Potts, Manchester.
DivtnExon.—Feb. 14; E. „Ridley, Liverpool, tailor.
CERTIFICATES.—Feb. 16. W. Holme, Manchester, cotton
manufacturer.

PRICES of srocis for the WEEK.

Bank Stock
3w,Cent.Rd.Ann.
3 19, Cent.Consols
New 3* Cent..
Long Ann., 4860.
D0.,30 years,t939
D0..30 years,ls6o
India Stock ....
In.Bonds,Xl,ooo
Do. under.el,o6o
,South Sea Stock.
Da., Old Ann...
Coßs.for Account
_414100 E.Bills,2d
.e5OO ditto, 23 ..
Ditto Small, 2d ..

BRETISH FUND.

JC4RIEETS ,FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCiIIEtiTER.—The accounts from America at ,the be-
ginning of the week having again brought reports of lower
prices for.cotton, and the uncertainty that exists of the peace
of Europe being maintained, .caused considerable dulness in
this market, wiaich has since =tinned without alleviation.
For yarns, in most instances prices about id below the rates
of last week would be accepted. India yarns have not been
in much request, and no better can be said of mule yarns, for
the German market, which have also been very quiet. Menu.
facturers continue to exercise much eircusmpection, and are
not by any means exteasive purchasers. The demand for all
descriptions of goods has been very limited, by which buyers
are placed in a somewhat more favourable position; find at
the same time, only a slight advantage can be marked.
ROCHDALE.—The wool market remains inactive, but prices
continue firm.

LEEDS.—At our Cloth-halls on Tuesday there was much
less business done than on the previous Saturday. There has,
however, been a very large quantity of goods sold by commis_
sion hands, out of the halls, and, with the deliveries to order,
have made up a full average business this week. Business has
been rather dull in the warehouses.

BRAGFORD.—WOOI: The uncertainty of political events
has the effect of adding to the previous dulness, wool for some
time having been held for prices too high to induce the spin-
ners to buy. Noils and brokes are dull, and but few making :
Yarns : The spinners find great difficulty in keeping their
works employed four days per week, and the raw material
being held for prices inconsistent with the price of yarns,
there seems no hope of anything except further curtailment.
Prices : The period is now drawing near when greater activity
is usually manifested by the home trade houses for spring.
Up to this time there has been but little preparation made,
the merchants generally holding a very small stock, and the
transactions to-day are not distinguishable either by increased
sales or altered prices.
NOTTING/MM.—The condition of the lace trade is not so
satisfactory as we had reason to hope it would be, judging by
experience of the quantity of business done in this month for
many years past, which has generally been a season when
great activity has usually been experienced. A few fancy ar-
ticles are inquired for, but these principally from entirely
new designs. The hosiery trade is also much less active than
at this time last year. Some few houses are busy, but the
generality of them are fiat. The high price of provisions is
acting disadvantageOuSly
to the intereetti Qf coll3l4ffcetbrough-
-9ut the country.