The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-25 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY

MANCHESTER SHARES.--Illinois, 331, id ; Ca-
nadas, 10 3-16, I ; Shvifields, 511, 21, p, j; Leeds,
113, 14, ; lovers, 25 7-16, 9-16; Midlands,
1321, ; Londons, 994.

GLASGOW IRON.—Market firm. No. 1,48 s 3d
to 48s 6d; Warrants, 48s 6d to 48s 9d; No. 3,47 s
Od to 47s 3d.

CORN MARKETS.—MANCHESTER : Our market
this morning was well attended, but the demand for
Wheat was limited; in the value of the best descriptions
of either English or foreign, however, scarcely any
change was apparent, but secondary sorts were obtain-
able at a reduction of is to 2s per qr. In Flour there
was very little doing, but French and Spanish were not
quotably lower, while English declined is per sack, and
American 6d per barrel. Oata-and.Oatineal •receded Id
per 451b5., and 6d per load respectively. Beans ruled
firm, but Indian Corn was the turn cheaper..—Conx :
White Wheat, 27s to 33s 6d ; red do., 25s to 29 ; Oats,
12s 3d to 158.— BIRMINGHAM: A large supply of
Wheat from the farmers ; fine qualities, is per qr.
lower; all other sorts 2s lower. Barley, is cheaper.
Oats maintained their valUe. Beans and Peas only
taken in retail.

CATTLE MARKETS..---GlasGow : About the same
number of Cattle at market to-day as on Thursday last,
for which there was a fair demand at fully last week's
rates. Supply of Sheep smaller, and demand very
good ; prices higher, and all sold early. prices : Top
Oxen, 70s, middling, 60s to 655, inferior, 52s to 55 per
cwt. ; Mutton, 7d to 89c1 per lb.—Dtrimix : The supply
of Sheep and Cattle at this day's market was about the
same as last week, and the demand good, with no change
in prices. Fiat, class Heifers and Bullocks sold freely
at from 65s to 70s, second class at 60s to 635, and coarse
and inferior beasts at 50s to 58s per cwt. sinking offal ;
Mutton sold at 8d to 8-ad per lb. for best Wedders, and
at 61d to 74d for Ewes and middling Wedders.

ZiaOLLOWAT'S PILLS AND Os Z THENT.—Consumption is almost
invariably preceded by great debility—cough, loss of appetite,
and flushes. The alterative and tonic influence of Holloway's
invaluable remedies operates like a charm in subduing these
formidable symptoms. A course of these purifying Pills should
at once be commenced; and at the same time Holloway's
Ointment should be briskly rubbed at least twice a day over
the back and chest. The Ointment is more effective when used
after sponging with warm brine and well drying. The conjoint
effect of this treatment is marvellous; a change for the better
is observed within a week, and the improvement steadily pro-
gresses, the appetite returns, the shortness of breath ceases,
and the harassing cough soon vanishes altogether.

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GREAT MALVERN.—Dr. Stummes having just left Dr. Wilson's
Hydropathic Establishment, where he has been resident phy-
sician since 1848, is continuing the hydropathic practice at
his private residence, Abbey Villa, Malvern, until his new
establishment is completed. • His patients have the privilege
of using the public douches • and other baths newly erected
by Di. Gully.

..Wo:goring Ni:vra CzAsx."--The human frame is subject
to disease in a variety dt forms, arising, as Dr. Abernethy
affirmed and proved by disorder. of the stomach and liver,
and therefore any medicine which will infallibly remove
them and impart vigour and health to the constitution, must
be regarded as a national blessing. Many of the nostrums
which arc
advertised as all-curative remedips, frequently
poison the' life-springs and engender constitutional diseases,
which terminate in decay and death. Dr. Kiesow, who was
the physician of the Elector of Bavaria, after great experience
and long study. discovered a medicine which would remove
the disorders of the stomach and liver, and invigorate the
• constitution, and he has bequeathed the recipe for the benefit
of the world at large. The medicine requires no puff, as itg •
virtues have attained a continental celebrity, and arrangements
El ?en:,
have been made for its supply in this country. The medicine
is comfortable imuse, and will not fail to excite Ur admircition
patronagebottlewilolf
effectall whowotnrdy
wonders.
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Ntvhheollievsae rleor stomach.
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