The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-25 00:00:00

CLOSING

Consols, Account .. l 99i
Do. Money.... f
Three&QrperCents.. 103

:Mexicans

FOREIGN
22z 4i

Do. Threes —
Spanish New Deferred 22
Do. Threes 46 7

RAILWAY
120 1

London Stock
Do. Quarters
Midland Stock ..
Do. Halves..
North Staffordshire.. 44 4
S. Eastern and Dover 79i 80j
Amberq.,Nottinghain,

and L.:Junction.—
Caledonian
Do. Preference 105 7
Eastern Counties
East Lancash;re' 73 5
Manches., Sheff., and

Lincoln Shire
Edinburgh & Glasgow
Great Northern
Do.
Do.

East Anglian

Noveau Monde
Agua Fria
Cordeliera ...,
Ave Maria
Carson's Creek
Port Philip

Australian Agricultural i 1.20 30
South Australian .... 49 51

CORN MARKET.
Supplies increasing. English Wheat at the commencement
fully as dear, but, afterwards, trade became flat, at Monda).,
rates. Foreign steady.—Flour dull of sale.--English BarleYl;
sold slowly, but is not lower in price.—Oats are flat, and'
come instances, 63. to Is. per qr. cheaper. No change sille
first report

ARRIVALS.
English.
.. 8266

Nneat
Barley
Oats ..
Malt ..
Beaus
Peas ..
Flour .

Foreign
10659

9357
6659
/1889
830
500
5209
Scotch Harley.

2350
1044 12605

PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar: A good demand for Foreign, at previous priCes;
Yellow Havana, for export, 205. to 225. 6d. Refined : fl,et
goody more in demand ; Brown Lumps, 445. to 445. 6d.-0)°,1,
dull ; Native Ceylon, new import, 46s.—Tea : A.briskerdeMsno
at late prices; ordinary Congou,lod. to 10$d4—Rice sells 111°
freely; White Bengal, Ils. to in fair demand, tile,
rates- are well sustained.—lndigo : Less demand, but
cline.—Tallow dull; fine Y.C.„.455. 6(1.

TALLOW

MARKET.

Stock, 43,748 casks, against 59,244 last year ;being a deCref
this year of 15,452 casks. The deliveries amount to 2,045 ca,'"
against 2,643 casks last year ; decrease this year, 598 cola.

CATTLE MARKET.
Beasts sold readily at Monday's prices. Sheep 2d. per stoll9
- Calf trade brisk, at 4d. per stone advance.
.2sGdto4s Od j Lamb Os Gd to O. 103 s 4d to 5s 2d I Pork
Veal 3s Od to 5s 01.
4170 I Calves......_
17660 I Pigs
ARRIVALS.
Norfolk and Suffolk Beasts
Cambridge, Leicester, Lincoln, and North
ampton Beasts
Scotch Beasts
Holland Beasts
Do. Sheep
Do. Calves
French Sheep..

Beasts. _
Sheep and Lambs

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE- fs;
Closing quotations :—Cheshire Junction., 7-161" t-gd
Caledonians, 32i; Eastern COlinties, 131; LanCaSlitre
0s
Yorkshire, 79i ; London and North Western, 121#; """a
Chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 304, ; Midlands, .I°ti
Shrewsbury, 70; South Eastern and Dover, 23k; Austral''
Freehold,• par.

LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.
Carson's Creek, 1-16th par; London and N. Western, 1_221

COLONEL Bo OVERIF. will be succeeded in the coral:o9
of the Horse Guards by the Earl of Cardigan. ij
DR. PEREIRA, the celebrated physician, died suddeo
on Thursday, from some internal disease. He was /11
49th year. 0(
DOVER CLIFF.-011 Thursday, about 10,000 too9l#
chalk fell from the cliff' at Dover, doing considers
damage to several buildings. No lives were lost.
80
AURICULAR CONFESSION.—A large meeting was lied
on Friday, at Exeter, and a petition to the Queen agree"
to, against a return to Roman doctrines and practices.
Yl
THE Coleraine Chronicle- announces the deathrto
Greenlough, near Portlegnors, of Polly Diamond, TO
102nd year of her age. She lived in the reign of
British Sovereigns.
t 0:00;
SOUTHERN WHALE FISHERY.—On Monday, issu-
oial meeting of this company, it was decided;.rs, tO
£20,000, in debentures at 6 per cent. for three _
meet the liabilities of the company.
passengers AN AUSTRALIAN NA-BOR.—AI-non the nip°
arrived at Southampton in the India mail steamer x-
n amountingt mau firomteAzsst
,roaol Australia,
bwyhgoolldiasdemalaindeisaittretyr
fwcooaruPst country.
PLYMOUTH .OUTH GARRISON. Major-General Sir .11,
Rolt, K.C.8., has resigned the office of Commander-lair
Chief of the Western District, and is succeeded by
Harry G. B'. Smith, Bart., G.C.8., the hero of Ali°
and Sobraon.
• tO
DEATH, IN PRISON —On Wednesday, a prisoner 104
Borough Goal, named John Callaghan, died of epiler,d
When his mother was called in to see the dead bqou
her son, she clasped her hands and passionately ejacuM;thl
"He was the sixteenth child. It is painful to a ractS
feelings. He was a bad, wild lad ; but thank my gee
Redeemer Redeemer that he has taken him from me !"
AN

AMERICAN MOTHER.—The New York /110
contains the following advertisement :--" Any person j
wishes to adopt a male infant as their own, three 'Oa'
old, and of very fine appearance, cm have one by sat' t
ing the mother that it will be taken care of. Such s ;tel,
son may apply to, or address immediately, Mrs CO
at 8, Heineman's, 88, Broome-street,"
SHIPBUILDING IN NEW YORK.—At M`Kay, s alf;
yard, East Boston. there are two large packet-vessel9lei
the stocks for the Messrs. Train and Co. They are tAa
tined for the Liverpool line. They will be of 2,000 ;Di
each, and hear the names of the Star of Empire,
Chariot of Fame. We are too top-luftical in our reatite
of styling, too poetical and melo-dramatic, too starat,
empirical. The English way of doing these thing',
much more subdued and eligible. Their great shiPs
called after great mountains, or divisions of the globe
such a way that all the vessels of the line have a 0, rot.,
distinguishing likeness, as regards nomenotbir
Chariot of Fame is a mighty odd name for a
besides, it makes three words, whereas one vvo,ttid
always best for such baptisms. But we are a 1,0"'„a"
people, soaring and salient by nature and circurnst3"
--American paper.