The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YESTBI

We had again a much smaller
seep ate or Market to-day, and a
!r lb. advance, in both Beet and

ipply or both Cif
a`
.-i
air demand for bot?-

_
i indigo, tea, cotton, rice, rum, &c., so as to effect a saving
to the public of upwards of £12,000 per annum. The t ,ons,
London and St. Katherine Dock Companies will, it is
' understood, join in these reductions, making the total e
n
.k vi n g not less than £30,000 per annum. t I
28th Sept., 1850.... 5389 .. 9321 .. 9126 .. 2030 .. nil. ZA WELSH PEDIGREE.—It is , 3n
The trade, since September has been much similar to unparalleled circumstance, that trom authennic records, N
,1
that of the past year. Beef has been very difficult of it appears that a family in Carmarthenshire can trace a 1
sale, at reduced prices. Of Pork only the best selected lineal descent, in the male line, to the present time, from nc
lots have commanded good prices. Shoulders and Lard, ' ..,
Cadivor, Lord of Castle Howell (who married Catherine,
the daughter of Lord Rhys, Prince of South Wales), and Jo
however, have been brisk, at advanced rates. .......
that Cadivor was a male descendant of Roderick the
Great, King of all Wales, who died A.D. 877.—Carmar- LIVERPOOL:
TUE S DAY, DEC. 31,. Issl/'
Mr. Ormandy, the manager of cattle traffic upon the then Journal. 141 ift
northern section of the London and North-Western Rail- DAitiNcr BtIRGLARY.—On Saturday, about midnight, PRINTED AND PUBLISFIS. „N,I , , •
EVERY TUESDAY Moit''-'ts"
way, has just been promoted to the charge of this impor- three men went to the house of Mr. Pritchard, of Long- Grovestrv- ,
tent traffic over the whole length of that line. As Mr. town, Herefordshire, and demanded money, which being By JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 53trfordatreetc% i
LEONARD ADDISON of 14, Great 0 , "prof ;10, 0
Ormandy holds a similar appointment upon the Lancaster refused to them, they broke open the door with an axe At Ne. 4. Sr.Gaoaoa'e CRESCIINT. La Neil, „le;
and Carlisle Railway, his duties now extend over upwards and shovel, and while one kept guard at the door, the Orders for Advertisements received by 31005' Fleet-'o,er'
of 700 miles of rail. . other two, after having rummaged the house in the pre- Co., Warwick-square; Barker and WhitNaries 1311ma'
40 CO 8 0 37:1 rile. 7s. ;id. 7s. 9s. 4id. A FATHER SHOT BY HIS SON —On Thursday, the son Bence of Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard, and regaled themselves Deacon, Walbtook ; Beynell,CbaneerY-lafipe; corrdlji_ii ;OW
40 72 9 4 Ss. 6(1. Sc. 4id. Ils. 6d. of Mr. Wocles, of the Blue Bowl Inn, Bristol, dis. with the best fare it afforded, decamped with their com- Hirchin-lane ; Joseph Thomas, 1, Finch-lane' 5, i''. COS:
The prospects of the coming spring trade, especially to charged a fowling-piece at his father, without, it is said, panion, carrying with them a£s note, and a bank receipt den Hammond, 27, Lombard-street ; 211'..cfstie.courge;
the United States, where importers have lost heavily on being aware that it was loaded, though it is rumoured for £6OO. 1?ou
ase 31i" lire
ter ogee'
their fall transactions, are not regarded as encouraging- that the parties bad had high words, and that the act was CORNISH GRANITE FOR THE GREAT EXHIBITION.— uerlizil.,i
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COLONIAL PRODUCE.—The following we derive from a intentional. The old man seceived the charge in his A very large block of granite, being more than 20 feet chaetnuirtcanteetisoltitiedectoreLggeiioaunedsi:L,lo,;te.3, :-:
6o
houtsee, jPeartnernsagter-row; North and South Al'lti.Aletrrieelt
very first-rate authority :—ln taking a retrospective view bowels, and died the etme evening. An inquest was held long, of the finest quality and colour, has lately been house, Threadneedle-street • Parson
of our colonial markets during the year 1850, now quickly on the bmy of Mr. Wooles, at which it transpired that raised by the Cheesewring Granite Company, at their London; Johns'tran and Co.,'Eden (2I
arhet-stret War::,,ite
drawing to its close, we are glad to have it in our power to some trill ng dispute having arisen at tea about a piece of quarries on the Cheesewring-hill, which is intended to be Exchange-street, and C. Booth,H.J-er Boaselltr, atisti,l",;, 1,
say that, on the whole, it has been as satisfactory to bread which the old man's wife insisted upon having sent to the Great Exhibition of 1851. The mass of stone ter; Haddelc, and J.
ceand W. ~,
i ffi Presten ; """ 2Wsa. Wad;
wholesale and retail dealers as to our merchants. The toasted against his wish, he struck her on the mouth, and of which it formed a portion in the quarry contained by Igirlarelcee,Peli°rtn;ingaLie ; Hartbill alew.
(kw Al
icubbn ; ;6004,
yenr opened with a buoyant feeling and a general advance; the son interfering, the father took up a stick, when the measurement the extraordinary quantity of above 4000 primeN.sauare, ituehaaan-street,Gia".. street: 0,71 034
but, as is too frequently the case, the rise was former took up a gun to defend himself, and it unfortu- cubic feet. or about 300 tons without crack or flaw. From
more rapid than circumstances warranted, and before nately went off, having been neither shouldered nor the increasing reputation this atone has acquired, it may fit
February was out we met with a severs check. Matters pointed. The son also was ignorant that it had been be expected that a granite which will bear comparison etyma, tlitmilton-str
SUBSerio,
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continued dull for some months ; but in the autumn loaded by another son that morping. The jury returned I with the best granites from other parts of the kingemo , ANNUALCX, ore •*,:i '
Ott LA '
stools-5 generally becoming considerably reduced au iRI. 3 verdict of accidental &Obi will b.e added to the resources of East Cornwall. Ilx AUYANOS......« 20s• 1
milkticENNExyg,AAllrgiyiel:sutDreiseut rT
oEsits,oßTlrceiles.- ter,stx

1850.—From Ist Oct., 1849, to 28th Sept.
20067 1521 20177 156347 11434 2846 88115 61918 4

Mutton on las

1$

The compa,...

at.aie 9

Mocks were-

1. lad. 9d. 113
1. Ilid. 10d. 124

Lard. Chees,

Prime first-class Heifers
Second-class Heifers
Prime first-class Oxen
Old Cows and half-fed Oxen

I. 134 d. 113 d

nil. I

a curious and almost or

42d.

id. 12

16kd. 14d. 174 d
18.0. 18d. 19id
2s. id. 2s. 2}d

Prime Wethers

Old So
Lambs

.h and Irish Ewes

s are respectively as shewn below

No. at market

—Beasts

POWER-LOOM CLOTH, 27TH DECEM
1849, AND 1848.

48. 4d
48.9.

36 GC

ls. 4s. 10id
6s. Id.

7s. 60,

5-4 Shirting%