The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 29.
During the past week the imports of Grain, Flour and Meal from
Ireland and Coastways have again been to a moderate extent, in some
degree owing to easterly winds, perhaps still more so to the high prices
prevalent in Ireland ; the weather has been such for the last eight
days, that the appearance of the crops of Grass and Grain has pro-
gressed very little in improvement, and reports froin many farmers in
this district, and in other influential counties to the southward, are far
from favourable as to the crops of Wheat, which are said to be very
thin, by having lost root, to an extent which it is to be hoped will
prove exaggerated, in consequence of which, and of very moderate
importations for several weeks, unequal to our weekly consumption,
and our stocks thus diminishing, more confidence has been generally
shown by the holders of good Grain, and an advance of 3d to 4d per
701 b on Wheat, is to is 6d per respective sack on Flour and Oatmeal,
id to Id per 451 b on Oats, Is per qr on Malt, Barley, Beans, and Pease
has been steadily demanded, and in many iimitances obtained, though
to a very limited extent, here, and in all the markets of this district
and 'Yorkshire. The only alteration in the duties on Grain from
Foreign ports this week is a reduction of Is 6d per qr. on Oats and
Beans ; the imports of Grain from Foreign ports here are likely to
increase for some weeks to come, and since our last, a very active de-
mand has occurred for Wheat of the finest fresh qualities, and the
chief part of the recent imports has changed hands, from the vessels
at an increase on last quotations of 6d to 10d per 701 b ; the finest fresh
blooming red Pomeranean and high mixed Danzig reaching as 6d to
7s, fine sweet old imports 5s Gd to 6s 3d, and inferior (nominally) 4s 6d
to 5s 6d per 701 b, in the confiden't expectatiOn of having much loWer
duties to pay, which will assuredly occur„if fair returns be made, and
if the payment 'of duties lie not commenced, as last year, too soon ;
sales of flour, Barley, Oats, Beans, and Pease in bond have also been
made for export at small improvement. At this day's market the ad-
vance above noticed was steadily demanded for every article in the
Corn trade. some very superior red Wheat in bond reached 7s 3d per
701bs, but the milletrs and dealers bought very sparingly and timidly for
immediate wants, and transactions were only to a very limited extent;
sufficient, however,'to establish the increased quotations below.
INDIAN CORN, ,tt' 440111.
Red 43 44 0
White 43 0 44 0
BEANS, clf qr.
English
Irish
ish,
leireW.,Ati:houn,intgv.edsl
v 382800317
35 01— 36 6
44 0
Fine 4O (I .-- 54 0
38 0 54 0
American, brl. free.
oFP aos
Irish,
RAPESEED, G r e
S
t:
0: r
b 204 206 00
En4lish 25 0 —26 0
y
Do. new 1837. 26 6 27 9
~:1.a.5t2,9.c 34 0
scotch.. ..... 25 0 26 0

svmuvr, 4y 70Ib s. cl. •s. d,
English 9 6 am 9
Scotch
Irish
Bonded 0 0 0 0
BARLEY, 433" qr.
is English 13 0 —36 0
Chevalier 33 0 —37 0
Scotch, 4y. 601 b 8
4 5 0
Irish
Foreign, in bond. 2 6 2 6
OATS, 41? 451 b.
. English 3 5 3 6
Scotch
Irish • 3 0— 3 4
Foreign, in bond 2 2 3. 4
Ditto, duty free 3 2 3 0
RYE, VV. 32 0 —36 8
MALT, tr qr. fine —55 0 —59 0
Middling . 46 0 —54 0

LIVERPOOL PROVIS

New Rutter continues in good d
weather is favourable and we undei
rapidly. Prime Carlow and Water
pickled Butter much wanted, and
No new feature in the Bacon or ba

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MAy 28.
We have had but a very limited supply of Bea is at market to-day,
and the demand has been rather large ; consequently there has been
an" advance of price. Of Sheep we have had a large supply for the
time of the year, and the prices are slightly on the decline, owing to
many clipped Sheep having been in the market. The first quality
Beef, was readily sold as high as 61d per lb; middling 6d to 61d. The
best wool Sheep were sold at about 7111; varying from that to 6id ;
clipped Sheep front Gil to (Ad. The market throughout went off toler-
ably brisk. especially for Beef,which was sold up at
at the a very
close early hour
the
,
and the Sheep and Lambs Were principally sold up of
market. Lambs may be quoted at froM 18s to 2
Beasts at market, 885 ; Sheep and Lambs, 5616.8 s each. Number of

-LIVERPOOL AGaicULT
s. d. s. d.
Old Flay ...... 0 8!&0 11 ea '2OlB
New F1ag...... 0 0 0 0
Clover liay.•.. 0 7 0 10 ---
Straw, Wheat.. 0 6 0 7
Straw, Oat. .... 0 51 0 6
Straw. Barley.. 0 41 0 5 --

URAL MARKET, MAY 3:

s. d. 5..1. •
Potatoes .. • 1 Be 2 54f+' 90111.
Cattle Potatoes 1 4 1 7
Turnips ' 0 0 0 Il per ton
Carrots
Manglewurzle 0 0 0 0
Manure -

• LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MAY 30.
Our market to-day was moderately supplied with wheat and flour,
abundantly with Irish oats, and there was a fair supply of barley,
beans and peas. In consequence of the Epsom Races, we had an
unusually thin attendance of buyers tn-day, and the extent of business
transacted was very trifling: The few samples of wheat on sale fully
supported Monday's prices. :Flour was firm, and several of our town
millers quoted the top price at 575. per sack There was a fair steady
demand for distilling and malting barley' at last week's rates. Beans
were unaltered in value. The demand for peas was by no means
brisk, and Monday's prices were with difficulty supported. 'Wheat
in bond was in request at the advance reported on Monday.

DUBLIN CORN EXCIIA NGB,.MAY 29.
We continue to have a small supply of Wheat; hut of Oats a fair
quantity offered. Both articles were rather dull at the currency of
last week,
.which may probably be attributed to the favourable change
of weather.

Wheat,
white Orie4ls Id 0atmea1.,...... 0 15 0
Miller's red
Inferior
Oats l2 0 —l4 9 Barley U 0-- 0 0
Bere 0 0 -- 0 0 _

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE,
Imported into Liverpool, from the 23,1 inst. to the 29th inst.
FROM IRELAND.
Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mule!. Calves. Lambs.
1561 3156 4114-4 189 0 , 56 - 683
Previously.. 23597 2 i 368 96103 9i6 , 110 28 2206
. . coakavrt9a.
Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Calves. Lambs.
198 1512 0 2 .D . 0
Previously 2969 3696 6231 95 64 . .

Numberof new patients entered on the books oft he Dispensaries during
the last week:7-

North. South, Total
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 253 236 549
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
1:32
medicine,

99 231

Totalat each Dispensary 425 353 70
VISITORS.
North—Mr.Thomas Barber, Rev. M. Fisher, and Rev. R. Croft.
South--Mr. F. Jordan. Mr. T. Robinson, and Mr. J us. Cooper.

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LATEST DATES AIAT LIVERPOOL.
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CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 29. Direct.
Nlinadrei
hrc
.c.t3.9
AprilApDirect.l .. . (t
'1
Induct.p. r. 1. : .::2
the imports of Grain, Flour and Neal from
lave again been to a moderate extent, in some
winds, perhaps still more so to the high prices
the weather has been such for the last eight Cci‘,.utaloailmiucnFurbrat:attiiuli:.s..
...
..
Feb .. • .40 Mobile .. April ..30
Savannah.
nee of the crops of Grass and Grain has pro-
provement, and reports from many farmers in BiStt.ai.oi
tHi
aeJaneiro.na..
r inflnontial enuntiPs In the southward, are far \larch-23 New.. York

LivEapooL TIDE. TABLE.
Days. lllrn. Bvii. lit.
11. M. H. bi . F. I. ••
Tuesday 29 i 2 3 250 12 8 'King Charles 11. restored.
Wednesday 3O 324 350 11 7 Length of night 7h 3' m.
Thursday 3l 419 452 10 9 Cam. East. Term div. no Om
Friday 1 527 6 2 10 7 Nicomede.
Saturday 2 640 713 10 11 Oxf. Easter Term ends.
Sunday 3 744 810 11 7 Whit Sunday, Pentecost:
Monday 4 835 557 12 4 Mars rises 2h 45m morning-

MARRIED.
On the 7th instant, at Cainroose Church, Pembrokeshire, John
Green, Esq. of Dublin, to Catherine, daughter Of the late Hon.' .„
ward Massey, of Chester.
On the 9th instant, at 011erton, Frederi,.k Wilcockson Wl7,htinstit
Esq. Wigan, to Elizabeth Ann, only daughter of the late John lloY-
land Lilly, I?.sq..ollerton.
On the 15th instant, at Lancaster, Mr. Thomas Ilinde, of the Shal('
speare Tavern, Preston, to Sarah, daughter of,Mr. Peter Dickinson,
of the former place. • this
On the 16th instant, at Manchester. Mr. George Pringle, 0-
town, to Miss Harris, only daughter of Mr. Thomas Harris, of Chor.
ton-upon-Medlock.
On the 17th instant, at Manchester, Mr. William -Warburton, But-
tonwood, near Warrington, to Miss Jane Langshaw, Manchester:
On the 20th instant, at Blackburn, Mr. Daniel Neville, of Witten,
cotton-manufacturer, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. John Whalley,
manufacturer.
On the 24th instant, at Radcliffe Church, Mr. John Parks, surged'',
of Bury, to Miss Scholes, only daughter of the late Mr. John Scholes.
surgeon, of Radcliffe. the
Same day, at Doncaster, Isaac Barre Phipps. Esq., member of
late Hon. Council of Government in her Majesty's colony of Berta..„
to Elizabeth Margaret Mary, eldest daughter of the late Thoth
Pearson. Esq., Doncaster.
Same day, at Dublin, the Hon. Patrick Plunket, son of the l'artti..
Chancellor of Ireland, to Maria Eliza Atkinson, daughter of John
klnSon, Esq.. of Ely-place.
On the 26th instant, at the Collegiate Church, Wolverhampton,
the Rev. .1. Bovle, p.c.L , William, youngest son of Mr. John 13"
sSlalloolp)Inson, St. James's-square, WolverhaolPry,
to Elizabeth Riddiough, eldest daughter 0.
nmarll,Eadward f
On the 27th instant, at St. Phillip's Church. Mr. Thomas Warditer
to Anne Jane, daughter of the late Mr. William Green, landing-10" -
at this port.
Mark'sof iior
On the 28th instant, at Backford, Mr. Samuel Daulbv Amerjr,
Chester, to Eliza Margaret, only daughter of Edw. Pate, Froeto.i.
On the 29th instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, by the 'Rel.
ydliv
Church, by
Itl istsh Hill, fNA.Vca):5l,l'
II ajns atlhl.,l2l9r.thßiite.htaarntlt,a Heard,t
st
combe, Thomas W. Fletcher, Esq , of Trinity College, Dublo'•n
Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph Woodcock, of this to:,
'
Yesterday, at St. David's Church, by • ig• the Rev Robert Davies,
Mr. Henry Hughes to Miss Ann Hughes. '

William,insatageidtt,7,3t-eathrse,DNleEu,h.au-farn.i
00 nit, the
the 181: to ult.i 4,, gr.
youngest s
Mark Metcalf, currier, of this town
Garstang, aged 60, Mr. Thomas Mercer ; also, on the 14th, at att
ping, aged 86, in consequence of his clothes taking fire, 1%11.' oth,
Holden, father of Mrs. Mere ••. of Newhall-farm ; and on th° 0020
at the Newhall-farm, aged 81t, 'Martha illercer lof Mr. Tli
, mot icr
M elver. of
the Arra
On the 17th instant, aged 49, Mr. John Livesey, of
Messrs. Liresey. Leigh and Co. cotton-spinners, Preston• r Th 01036
on of the lit.—
Same day, in Bedford-square, London, Lucy, the wife 0'
Starkie, Esq. Queen's 14
in Winmarleighblgal.
William
On the 2lst instant, aged 47, Elizabeth, the wife of Dlr.
Astberry, tailor and draper, formerly.of Chester. Wain'
On the 24th instant; Lady Mainwaring, wife of Sir Henry
viscount
Waring, Bart. of Peover-hall,' Cheshire, and sister to the
Cornbermere. •
Mr. Henry Lyon, Castle-street, and youngest daughter I""
On the 27th instant, at Learnington. Rebecca, the belovord_ 11.irf,e °.11:
Bright,.of the former place, aged 25. litid'
al,rsden, . _
Same day, at the residence of his son-in-law, ltilr. .._. in tno
dersfield, Mr. Stead, formerly of Thrum-hall, near Haliffatbis tot"'
Rath year of his age, father of the Rev. Thomas Stead, o
late
George
On the 29th instant, at Bootle, Ellen, daughter of the
Irlam, Esq, no ollad, of
*on the 30th instant, at Wavertree, Mr. Henry Pelham
Pernambuco, aged 32 years.

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