The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-06-21 00:00:00

TUESDAY, SITNE 21, 1853.

retirement tro►n the turf, to Lord Canterbury. The latter no
bleman disposed of her, after winning the Surrey and Middle.

sex .t.jtaes, to .*ir. ner original owner.
Mr. V. Surtees has Earned his colt foal by Birdcatcher, out
of Honeywood's dam, Villiers.

wingenund, by Lanercost, has teen purchased by Mr. John
Larnplugh, for 39 guineas.
Mr. Hall, of Burton Court, purchased Erin go Bragh, by
Faugh a Ballagh, for £3B, after winning at Tenbury last week.

Beverley races have been attended with such success this
year, that it is proposed for the future to add 200 sovs. to the
cnp race.

Ducrow, 4 yrs, by Orlando, out of Louise, was sold at Tatter-
sall's last week, for 28 guineas; and Mayflower, 4 yrs, by St.
Francis, out of Balloon, for 60 guineas.
Lambay, who was for some time trained at Danebury, and
rejected as worthless, won three races at Howth last week, and
was afterwards purchased by Lord Waterford for 400 guineas.

Wells, the jockey, had a narrow escape, at Hampton races,
whilst riding Mr. Sykes, in the Visitors' Plate, owing to his
losing one of his stirrup irons, in consequence of the horse
jumping the road, at the last turn.
Captain Scott purchased the bay filly Antonina, by The Em-
peror, after winning the Innkeepers' Plate, at Hampton, on
Wednesday, for 250 guineas ; and Noisette, by Nutwith, for
240 guineas, after winning the Railway Plate. They have since
joined J. Osborne's horses, at Middleham.

At the sale of Sir J. Hawley's yearlings, last week, a bay roan
filly by Cowl, out of Miami, fetched 150 guineas; bay filly by
Cowl, out of Cavntina, 140 'guineas ; bay filly by Cowl, out of
Temper, 100 guineas; bay filly by Cowl, out of Sister to Miami,
75 guineas ; and a chesnut colt by Old England, out of Vanity,
66 guineas.

During the running of the horses for the Emperor's Plate at
Ascot, some member of the light-fingered brotherhood ma-
naged to abstract a purse from the pocket of Captain LAM-
mondiere, the chief superintendent of the Metropolitan police
force, borrowing his gold watch at the same time.

After the race for the Londesborough Stakes, at Beverley, on
Wednesday last, an objection was made against Galileo, the
winner, receiving the stakes, on account of carrying 21b. over
the proper weight. On Lord Wenlock, the steward, investiga-
ting the case, it appeared that the second and third horses
were owned by the same party ; he, therefore, declared the
race to be void.

The Liverpool Regatta, under the auspices of the Royal Mer-
sey Yacht Club, will take place on Monday., the 18th July, when
the Challenge Cup of .elOO, and a Purse of "2.5 added, given
by the members of the club, will be sailed for. On the next
day, the 19th, the general regatta will take place from the
Marine Station, Birkenhead Hotel. Her Majesty's Royal
Plate, £lOO value, graciously presented by the Queen to the
members of the Royal Mersey Yacht Club, will also be sailed
for. Then will follow a variety of prizes for pilot boats, trawl
boats, shrimpers' boats, small pleasure boats or yachts, rowing
races for gentlemen amateurs, boatmen, and sailors, fats,
punt sculling match, &c.
CRICKET.—The annual match between the All-England
Eleven and members of the Broughton Cricket Club was com-
menced on Thursday, on the ground near the Priory, Lower
Broughton. Play commenced at one o'clock, and continued
until half-past seven o'clock. England went to the wickets
first, Clarke, jun. and Caesar taking the bats. The umpires
were G. F. Cooke, Esq., for Broughton; and Parr for All-
England. The first innings were not closed when the wickets
were drawn on Thursday evening; and on the play being re-
sumed on Friday morning, Anderson and Mynn increased the
score by 9 runs, the last wicket falling for a score of 175. The
Broughton gentlemen went to the wickets about twelve o'clock,
Clarke and Hillyer bowling. Their score amounted to 127.
The Eleven commenced their second innings about six
o'clock, and when the play closed for the day they had lost five
wickets fur 27 runs.

BANKRUPTS.

Tuesday, June It, 1853

Henry Ashdown, East Wickham, Kent, wheelwright.
John Strutt, Catherine-street, & Buckingham-street, Strand
newspaper proprietor.
Edward Brock, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, tailor,
John Crow Twyman, Ramsgate, upholsterer.
Edwarct Green, Cork-street, Westminster, tailor.
William Elgood, Leicester, merchant.
William Carter, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, tailor.
William Marshall, South Shields, shipowner.

PARTNERSHIPS DissoLvEn.—Jamieson and Taylor, Liver-
pool, ships' store dealers—H. Martindale and Co., Liverpool,
sodawater manufacturers—Grant and Pearson, Bacup, Lanca-
shire, and elsewhere, photographic artists—J. Kellock and Co.,
Birkenhead and Rock Ferry, Cheshire, seedsmen—J. and T.
Beckett, Chester, mercers—Pearse and Paris, Liverpool, com-
mission merchants.

DIVIDENDS--July 8, J. Hawarden, R. Myerscough, and J.
Jackson, Little Bolton, Lancashire, and Manchester, manufac-
turers of cotton cloth by power—July 7, G. Smith, Manchester,
hatter—July 7, R. Battersby, Liverpool, iron founder.

Friday, June 17, 1853

Joseph Bates, Stevenage, Hertford, builder.
John William Haylock, Lawrence-street, Chelsea, licensed
victualler.
Isaac King, Bull-head-court, Newgate-street, carpenter.
Abraham Clarkson, Reading, licensed victualler.
Joseph Nash, Lewisham, draper.
Frederic William White, Castleford, Yorkshire, linendraper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Coupe and Bate, Chorlton-
upon-Medlock, Lancashire, sketch makers to engravers.
DIVIDENDS.—JuIy 9, W. Williams and R. M. Marchant,
Great George-street. Westminster, and Liverpool, contractors
—July ii, T. Moyle, Manchester, draper—July 11, E. Clark
and H. Blackley, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Lancashire, iron-
mongers.

CERTIFICATES.-July 8, M. Cox, Liverpool, grocer—July 11,
N. A, Sparrow, Liverpool, metal broker.

June MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. Hour.
21, Edward Ridley, (Ist) District Court, 11
23, Charles Keys, (proof and div.)
23, John Gorman Harrison (audit)
24, Richard Battersby (audit)

I CORK. JUNE 18.—Prime fresh Flours have a good sale at I
last week's improvement ;(stale and inferior are unaltered, and
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Wheats
the demand far low class food is below expect.,
eats
I maintain last week's adt'ance, while the transactions are of a
limited character. Indian Corn declined 2s 6d per ton.

DUBLIN, JUNE
everything at the cur
instances, a small

~==Our Corn market to-day was dull for
of Tuesday last, and, in some
,duction in Oats was submitted to.

White Wheat
Red do
Barley
Bere
Oats

26s Od to 30s Od Rapeseed 2ls Od to 238 Od
I
25s Od to 2Ss Od Oatmeal lls Od to 13s Od
13s Od to 168 6d Bakers' Flour 14s Od to 18s Od
Os Od to Os Od Indian Corp,
10s Od to 13s Od per 4801 b 29s Od to 31s 6d

CATTLE

MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 20.—At this day's market we have to
report:a falling off from last week of nearly 200 beasts. Trade
has ruled active, and a good clearance was effected at a slight
improvement in prices. Sheep were also in good demand, and
fully maintained previous currencies. The supply of Lambs
was large, and trade less active at id to id per lb. reduction.
Good Beef worth 6d to bid : Mutton, 6id to 7d ; Lamb, 7id to
8d per lb. Cattle, 1,367 ; corresponding week last year, 1,757.
Sheep and Lambs, 10,429 ; corresponding week last year, 10,353.

SALFORD, JuNE 15.—The number of Beasts much the same
as last week, and of very good quality, from sicl to 6d, and a
few left at the close. Sheep much the same as last week, from
6id to 74d, and mostly all sold up. Lambs, 7d to 9d, and all
sold up. Calves, 6d to 60. Number of Beasts, 1,280 ; Sheep
and Lambs, 7,124 ; Calves, 120.
DUBLIN, JUNE 16.—The market to-day was by far the
largest of the season, dairymen being obliged to bring forward
their fed cattle, as well as a great number of fine well finished
grass meat. Although the demand was good, yet from these
causes Beef declined 2s to 3s per cwt. from last week, and
Mutton, id to id per lb. Lambs were also 2s to 3s each lower.
Brices of Beef, in sink, 50s to 565; top things, 58s per cwt.
Mutton, from a variety of kinds, 54c1 to 6411 per lb. Veal, Bd.
Lambs, 20s to 228; top, 27s to 28s each. The Pig market
small, chiefly store—some heavy were, however, bought by
Waterford buyers for singeing, at 53s to 54s per cwt.
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