The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-09-25 00:00:00

MARKET, Si.PT 24
A at our market to-

.nd tkequality *enerally:inf!

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, SErr. 19.
The show of stock was large to-day, and the quality good

Tile attenuance was Hirgc, iiiiu a amen ucapailu ...” UGCI alkta
Mutton took place at the rates current this day week. Beef, Same day, aged 24, ANNE, wife of Captain JAMES MACK-
-sd. to sid. per lb. A good clearance was made. DONALD.
On the 11th instant, after three days' illness, aged 81, Mr. J.
WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 19. Same day, aged 21, MARTHA, wife of Mr. W. LEWTH-
We had a large supply of Beasts and Sheep of an excellent WAITE, tire officer of the Beatrice, and third daughter of Mr.
quality, and a good attendance of buyers. A brisk trade in Wm. Stuart, of Lower Tranmere.
Sheep. Beef sold at sa. fid. to ss. 9d. per stone ; prime Mut- Same day: ofrcholera, at his residence, 45, Seel-street, aged
. ,i sa ,0 I, t 17,,t1,17 "C.-.... A .......1.. ..e.r......•1•.ti 1-1• T his

family and friends.
___ _ --=-_,-- - __ Same day, azed 50, Mr. WM. JOLLEY, son-in-law to the
DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 20. Rev. G. Greathatch, of Southport, where he had resided twenty-
six years, and was a deacon in the Independent Church.
The market this day was, as usual, a large September one. Same day, aged 70, Mr. RICHARD KNOWLES, of Bewley-
From the dull accounts from England, and the slack state of street, Kirkdale.
Monday's Liverpool market, exporters stood off, and were rot On the 12th instant, EDWAED FRANCE PERCIVAL, Esq.,
inclined to buy, except at low rates; so that prime cattle only of the Inner Temple, son of Stanley Percival, Esq., of this
brought 405. to Vs.; inferior and middling down to 315., and in town
some instances even less. The unczrtainty as to the govern- --
ment contracts renders it more than probable that the seascn
will close with extremely low prices for Beef.

ton, .sd. to 53d. per lb. We lied a good snow
Pigs. Beasts 550, natives ; 50 from Hamburg

Sleep, 5,500.

ged 64, 31

Fame day, in Kirkdale, after a severe illness, ..„
WM. HANKIN, stonemason.
On the 13th instant, aged 46, HARRIET, wife of Mr. WM,
ASCROFI', stonemason, Derby-terrace, Bootle.
same day, in his 58th year, Mr. JAMES WOODWARD, of
Union-street, for upwards of twenty years cooper in the em-
- of Messrs. Earles and Carter, Oil street. Also, on

STATE OF TRADI

NI A IN CHEST E R. —The depression felt throughout our market
on Tuesday has rather increased than otherwise during the last

!oy
01 _
15th instant, aged 3), ELIZABETH., daughter of the above.
On the 14th instant, aged 1 year and s months, THOMAS,
second son of Mr. W. F. HEAI.I SR

two days. The ninicuiry or euecung sines Int. um:4;nm KreaLei ;
and, although yarns are held with a good deal of firmness, the
buyers certainly find it easier than it was to make their small
purchases, in one quarter or another, on terms somewhat more
favourable to themselves than those of last week, while, in
goods, the yielding tendency of prices is still more marked and
general. The entire business of the week, in all departments,
has been most inconsiderable. Both the sellers and buyers of

Idii;.ll:6WA RD RAW DOI

wame day,atSpring-bank, h.
infant son of J. P. G. SMITH,
:sane day, TERESA AGNES, .
LIGHTBOUND, of Everton-crescent.
Same day, aged 4 month- "CIZABETH, only daaghter
of
Mr. CHRISTOPHER -wnbroker, Marybone

nfant daughter of Mr

WWIA

yarns and goods suitable for India an
mail, with some solicitude as to its commercial tidings, which
are likely to exercise an influence upon the market, one stay or
other. The continental merchants appear to be nervously
afraid of entering into engagements. Yet the rush of yarn
which followed the raising of the Danish blockade is being ra-
pidly absorbed ; and the difference betwixt prices in Germany
mir Ryrliange is now brought, by it decline here and

atilt 1111(311 gill I 5-,0-Is.a•s,- - - • •
a trifling advance there, to an almost inconsiderable fraction;
while we are happy to say, that the free and unsatisfactory de-
mand for home fabrics at the Liepsic fair, together with the

cannot fad fully to sustain tfie consumption of British twist.
ROCHDALE.—This week we have had more basiness doing.
The merchants have purchased freely at former prices. Ker-
seys and heavy goods have been more difficult of sale than they
were last fortnight. In the wool market, there is little or no
cliange to report

the amount of

business doing by the woollen manufacturers of tms town anti
neighbourhood, but the public markets have not been this week
so brisk as for the last few weeks, and the tone of the trade
generally is not quite so buoyant as it was. The depression of
the public mind induced by the prevailing epidemic, may 1 e
one reason for the dullness, but there is no good ground to
doubt we shall have a good winter trade.
BRA D FOR D.—Wools : There is a shade more doing in comb-

ing wools, and recent prices are luny maintained. i<otis and
brokes are not quite so active, but there is no accumulation or

and recent quotations are firmly maintained

.... „ . .
altered from that of come weeks past, and the ttriply of low
and middle qualities in cobourgs still keeps below the demand.
Of other kinds suitable for the autumn the demand is also ac •
live, and the manufacturers are busy. ... . ..

11A LI FA X.—There is no noticeable variation in the amount
of business done, either in plain or fancy goods, nor is there
any change in the quotations. The same maybe said of yarns,
both as regards demand and prices. TLe wool trade is, per-
haps, rather more quiet, and the slight advance spoken of in
our last seems to be generally conceded, but the growers are
asking higher rates than the staplers are able to obtain from
the spinners. . .

IIUDDERSVIELD.—We have had a somewhat less animated
market this week ; the manufacturers continue well employed.
many of them being engaged on extensive orders.

tages, anb Drati)o

Lately, in Duke-street, the wife of Mr. WM. PEER GROVES;
of a son.

Edmund-street, Toxteth-park, of a son.
On the nth instant, at Marchwell-ball, the wife of TOWN'S.
HEM/ M AIN WARING, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 14th instant, at Talacre, Flintsbire, the Hon. Lady
MOSTYN, of a daughter.
On the 15th instant, at South-hill, the lady of CHARLES
MOORE, Esq„ of u son.
On the 16th instant, in Sandon•terrace, Mrs. E. J. MOZ LEY,
of a stillborn daughter.
Same day, at the Grange-house, Edinburgh, Lady DICK
LAUDER, of a daughter.
On the 18th instant, at Holkhan-., _-
PER, of a daughter.
On the 19th 'instant, at Liscard Manor, the wife of JOHN
NAYLOR, Esq., of a son.
Same day, at Vachdeiiiog, near Bala, Merionethshire, the
wife of WM. TWA MBROOKE HALL, Esq., of a daughter.
Same day, in Murray-square, Higher Atherton 'street, South
John-street, the wife of HO RG E M'CLELLAN, boatr—
of three tine boys, who were christened, on Thursday,
William, and Peter. The mother had twice previously had

the Countess of LEICE.

twins.
On the 20th instant, at Wavertree, the wife of THOS
HEADLAM, Esq. of a son.
On the 21st instant,

Lt ti ton, Cheshire, Airs. A. D. A NDER

of a son.
On the _3rd instant, Mrs. J. A. TOBIN, Canni

MARRI

On the 13th ultimo, at the residence of the bride's father, at
St. Alban s, near Quebec, JOHN SMITH, Esq , ialerrhant,
Quebec, late of this town, t o MARY, eldest daughter of JOHN
SEWELL, Esq., and granddaughter of the late Hon. Chief.
Justice Sewell.
On the 7th instant, at Walton Church, by the Rev. W. Hind-
ley, Mr. JOHN HAMPSON PARKINSON. of this town, to
ELIZABETH, only daughter of Mr. SAMUEL ROLTON, of