The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09 00:00:00

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1P44. Feb.
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matoes in the • '
ire been in the Itk''fi ipp ill rt fit to turrint. itutteto. iliarkets. • LIVERPOOL Sian
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hoe plants paid.l
YIJESDAY, EtturcanY 2.-Wind N.N.E., moderate. WARRINGTON CORN MAIIXt`r, VEn, 2, 1846. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FEBRUARY 8. ,
eftbe surface'.
The schooner Progresi that sailed this morning for Dublin, Wheat, 250 qrs., 0 .*-3 Ds. ad. * qr. : total, -*895 16s. 84. We have had a good supply of all kinds of Stock at our mar- -----.a: I RAILWAYS.
soil were en- Cot aground on Burbo Bank, but came off on the flood without Barley, - qrs., ct. _to es. od.l, qr.: total, ..t'- -8.-d. ket to-day, both with respect to quality and quantity. 'there - '
s best'to snit apparent damage. and proceeded. Oats, 13 qrs., @ .t'l 135. lid. as qr.: total, £22 Os. 11d. was a good demand for Beet, but the Mutton trade, on the 25 Aberdeenl
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inches deep, isti•h:a
jrialuaLreyi.cester, Barker, sailed from Leghorn for this port - ------- --- -- ------ ---- -21 Ambergate & Eastern Junction.
who:e, was dull. Prices may be quoted the same as this day .
and then the DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, FEBRUARY 4. week. Beef, 54d. to 64d. ; Mutton, lid. to 644. per lb. 25 'Arbroath and Forfar.
224 Bedford, London, &Birminghm.
cd with slack , Breeze, Punley, sailed from ditto for this port on the 16th of There was a full attendance of buyers and sellers, without ' -- 4 Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire
walluary, much alteration from the prices of the previous week. Beef, LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 2. 42/ Birmingham and Dudley
Eliza, Stubbs. hence for Limerick, at Royston Bay, with loss 445. to 555. per cwt.; Mutton, 51d. to 6altli . per lb.; Veal, 7d.
10Af Flsil•-' The arrival of grain to-day was rather short. We had a very 100 Birmingham and Gloucester
on says, the
t "s,ail•s, spars, &c.. and part of the carats thrown overboard.
„.'ir John Hardy, Kentish, hence at Stromness. Crew mutt- off sink. . limited dmitand for Wheat, though in sonic instances 3s. to 4s. 1711 Quarter shares
ellent substi' "°". -- ------- - - --- --- ---- per quarter decline would have been submitted to. Barley 66s Boston, Stamford, and Birming.
SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEBRUARY 3. taken off at last week's rates. Beans Is. per qr. cheaperoind 21 Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.W...
it and remit. Circassian, Cook, from Sligo for this port at Stornaway, with
sof bulwarks, &c. We continue to be well supplied witb stock, rather more than Oats Id. per st. lower. 11 ;Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton..
n the article
John Knox, from Sligo for this port at ditto, with loss of the demand required. In consequence buyers had a slight ad- a_a_ . 75 ,Bristol and Exeter
being wind' biainboom, sa'ils, &c. I vantage in both Beef and Mutton. A moderate quantity of ;
STATE OF TRADE. 10 ! New shares
he guest of fl .I.rm ER ICK, Jan. 30.-The David, of Prince Edward's Island, stock unsold. . 30 Bristol and Gloucester.
iy for dinner roas fallen in with in lat. 49, long. 25. dismasted and water- , , 84/ Buckinghamshire
lrticle of meat „,,F;ell, and the crew, foi•r in number, (one having died,) taken BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 3. MANCHESTER.-Every successive week appears to increase 30 ,Caledonian
f fish as the/ "...ILI' the Eleutheria. arrived here. During the present week, the depression in the London and the depressed and unsatisfactory state of our market. The 21 Half shares
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present week has shows' great want of confidence on the part of 25 t Clydesdale
..'C(IvE Jan. ' -An American ship is in the offing, loss - Liverpool markets has increased the stagnation that previously
I the entrails ti, foremast,m3l; it 8•" c. A ssistance has been sent to her. existed here, and sales of Wheat could only have been forced purchasers, and doubt and perplexity amongst producers of all 50 'Chester and Birkenhead
digester until Miiirox:, .la‘ns.l)9fir .'-`the /Margaret Hughes. Iluaahes,. of Bat- by submittina to a further decline of 25. to 3s. per quarter on kinds. There are evidently orders in the market both for yarn 25 Half shares.. .
and goods; which are withheld for the present, in the expects- 81 New .'2O shares.
Ang skimmed tlieiraire..for Liverpool, was driven on shore on the 24th instant, last week's rates. Barley, Oats, and Beans difficult to quit, • tion that prices will be permanently lower. The larger and 27-4 Chester and Holyhead .
itch Barlelt ,llr this place, avid must discharge. except at Is. to 2s. per quarter less money.
, more wealthy producers have been in many cases compelled to 25 Dundee and Arbroath
added. And y '‘nlz, Jan-19.-The I oval William, Faucet. from Liverpool
or tiiiHULL. CORN MARKET; FEBRUARY '2. give way to the pressure during the last few days, and have 123 New shares I
result. Fish due port, went on shore near. Villa Real de‘ San Antonio,
made sales at the same irregular priceS as 'heir mallet' come 20 Dundee and Perth .
111. a heavy gale on toe 9th instant, and it it feared will be- At this day's market we had a fair-supply of Wheat from the
rich gelatine, farmers, 'who were by no means inclined to submit•to a-great petitors. As the present small demand for goods produces lit- 5 , New shares
came a wreck. 'Crew saved.
, rice, and a -a--- fall in Tzices, but the millers, who were very shy buyers, were tie comparative effect on the cotton market, and as it is evident 20 Eastern Counties
rding to Mr, 's WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3,-Wind N.E.. light. enabled to supply themselves at 5s under last week's rates. that inillowners who are consuming cotton bought this year, 16 1 New shares
nnas,tas.n.-Poblano, Itementeria. and Pancho, Ondaza. for Foreign Wheat unsaleable, except at a great reduction. In must be, even in small concerns, losing many pounds weekly.
we are afraid that we must look forward to an almost entire 6.4 Perpetual, No. I
s,a'annah-Dart, Newton, Madeira-New
Tweeropper, New Barley nothing doing. Oats, Beans, and Peas 2s. to 3s. lower. Q Perpetual, No. 2
boot-closett iorkcessation of production as the corrective of this state of things. 4 York Extension •
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Albert, Dalzell, NorOlk. Virainia- Gssbroeders,
he Mansion' Antwerp-Brennus. Gandhi, Havre-Ellen, Stafford, New York DUBLIN CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 5. This result will he a melancholy one when we consider the con- 20 E. Lancash. la'e B'burn & Pn...
Then pplicant -"Ca, °line, S'lr• ith. Philadelphia. . There was no any alteration' in prices at this day's ntarket, sequent destitution of the hands employed, but nothing but a 14 i East Lancashire
complete crisis in trade will force the holders of cotiOn to give 5 I New shares
wards of 70,, _lsabella Harnett, Ni why, from Calcutta ; Bargaiore, Par-
and there was alto;erable demand for at' descriptions of grain,
a great deal sons from
.„ , Madras; and Anne Martin, Martin, from Bombay, .
at the recent reduction. White Wheat, 4Cs. to. 495. • millers'
way until a larger supply is announced, and for this we may 1.3 l New scrip
sit at St. Helena.i wait some time. The Indian commercial news being unfavour- 4 East Lincolnshire
red 4"C to 47s • 255. to 3ts • Oatmeal, 25s to a ,
rival, and he Defence, Brewster phoenix, Kerr, henceat Charleston, ditto, '" -' ' Barley, ' ' - ' able increases our gloom, and the whole review of the week is 50, Edinburgh and Glasgow
sitions, which Auguste, Kirkhove, hence at Terneuse. 275. ; Oats, 185. to 23s ; second Flour,2ss. to 265. •an unsatisfactory one. It is worthy of note, that the depression 124; Quarter shares
is well' as to Industrie, Zellein, hence at Ostend. WREXHAM CHEESE FAIR.. has hitherto been attended with no reduction of wages, and 10 I Half shares
that the hands generally nut only submit to the arrangemeny ' 20 lEdinburah, Leith, & Grantor,,
articular air. Theodosia. Irving, from New Orleans at Deal.
.._c_ as The first of these fairs, on Tuesday last, was attended by the for short time, but are
‘evidently convinced that it is the omits 20 ! Preference shares ........
ail, but which s ,Anne,-Williams, hence for Lisbon at Torbay. with loss m principal buyers from all parts of the kingdom, and Cheese
atts. bulwarks, stancheors, &c. Bore up from lat. 44, long. 12. true remedy.
Fie had been found a ready sale Small lumps from 50s. to 55s • and large 123 Edinburgh and Northern
l'Altrore„antierson, from Batavia and the Manritins at Cove. •
prime, 60s. to 665.• The quantity from
exceeded 70 tons, but RUCH DALE.-We had an exceedingly dell 'market this week, 5 .t'ls shares-Newport
ion of a stn' iiletlemsch, Chase, hence for Charleston at Cove, with loss of froni the number of buyers, four times that quantity could pro- very few- goods changed hands; prices of all descriptions were 2 Edinburgh and Perth
!ef, which he, bably have been disposed of. much the same as last week. The wool market continues in 124 Ely and Huntingdon .
Mils, spars, raraing, and other damage. the same dull state; prices firm. 54 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester,.
He applied .M„,,appis of 7Forrimmhy, M`Fillan, frar Qi_ilebec..,alut.shiel.Nr:l..! __ _ __
_ - LEF.n,-vv,. rsitinnt nnt ion 511111/ et rilrino. ininrenramPnt in tin. n0irm„,.....,..,,i P.,ctnn_ Sc W.Ritiinr

on of a sta•
ef, which ho,
He applied
elease them,
)n of " such
Workhouse.

aailed ]Ft De
the 11th Dec.
On the ri
Prince Edward's
► ON her with su

-7,We cannot notice

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET,

iy strik
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.len trade durini t

improvement in the
week, but the busi-

o-(1-:•I'Wston, &

FEBRUARY 8, 1847
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.s (I,me has fully equalled th

42/ Furness andWindermen

f;r goods of low qualities,

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LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. 611110, liflarriagts anb El ratbs. LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
Saturday's Sales
SHARES. Prices. Yesterday . .0.- On Wednesday, eight sailors were sent to the Boroustt
- — Gaol for thirty days, for refusing to go to sea after having
RAILWAYS. On the 15th ultimo, the wife of Mr. WILLIAM LEEDHAM, been engaged by the captain of the Bounty Hall.
.deen . 2@ll d collar-maker, of Yoxall, of a son, and, on the following day, of On Thursday, a lad, only about ten years of age, was
iergate & Eastern Junction. 1/3.. 3/9 p Id two other male children. committed for trial by Mr. Rushton, for passing base
*oath and Forfar.
coin. He had been convicted of a similar offence at the
ord, London, &Birminghm. 22 .. 34 p
of Lieutenant B. W. SLEIGH, 77th Regiment, of a daughter.
'head, Lancash. & Cheshire 4.. 4 p Same day, at Withington Rectory, Gloucestershire, the Hon. ' epring assizes 1845.
lingham and Dudley
t, n and Gloucester 125 ..127 On the 29th ultimo, at Brighton, the Hon. Mrs. WHITE the name of Catherine Divine, was brought before Ms.
lill,_,llio
iarter shares
HEDGES, of a daughter. Rushton, on a charge of having been found drunk in the
on, Stamford, and Birming. IL. II p
Same day, at Knotty Ash, the wife of the Rev. J. D. DIXON, street. The officer who had booked her for safety, stated
kburn, Clitheroe & N.W 4.. 4 d of a (laughter.
kburn, Darwen, '&
Bolton par.. 4 p On the 31st ultimo, at the Earl of Balcarres's, Berkeley- that she had jumped into, the Queen's Dock with the is-
tol and Exeter
tiy shares 2..21 p On the Ist instant, the wife of A. H. KINDERMANN, Esq., culty been rescued from a watery grave., Mr. Rushton
col and Gloucester. - ordered her to be taken care of and sent to the overseer.
cinghamshire I. -i P Same day, at Lowndes-street, Bath, the Hon. Mrs. AUGUS- STRANGE STABBING CASE. —On We,dnesday week,
lonian
tlf shares *.. * d
Same (lay, at Taliaris, Carmarthenshire, the wife of WM. Rose Doran, who had quarrelled with her husband at a
plesdale Junction .
ter and Birkenhead 474.. 472 Same day, at Clapham Park, Surrey Mrs. STEPHEN KEN- a tobacco-pipe. She was brought before Mm Rushton for
tlf shares.... t
shares. - default of payment two months' imprisonment. She was
K
ter and Holyhead .
lee and Arbroath 4l .. 43 On the 2nd instant, the wife of JAMES B. MARSDEN, of
nv shares 1 16 .. 17 p Plumpton -terrace, Everton, of a daughter. further.
lee and Perth .
On the 3rd• instant, the wife of Mr. THOMAS BOOKER, of IMPUDENT ROBBERY, AND ATTEMPTED RESCUE.—
nv shares t3-1.. 81 p ,
Grange lane Birkenhead, of a son. On Monday evening last, James Delap, an old felon,
Prn Counties
nv shares 5 1.. 64'p SCHLESINGER, of a son.
rpetual, No. 1
roeurd, No. 2 - - MARRIED. boots, and made off with them. He. was pursued, and
,rk Extension
mcash. !tee 1-Pburn &Pn 14.. 24 pi! Lately, at St. Thomas's Church, Stepney, by the Rev. Thos. tempt to rescue him. He was, however, secured, and, on.
st Lancashire
Slew shares 21.. 24 p 21p East India Company's service, to ISABELLA CARTER,
Tuesday
Slew scrip - ' committed for trial. His brother, John Delap,
before been convicted of assaults, and who, cm
Lincolnshire 24.. 24 p 24p the said parish. this occasion, struck officer 151 in the face, was ordered
,burgh and Glasgow
tarter shares - AUGUSTUS CURWOOD, Fs 1., youngest son of John Cur- find bail, or be further imprisored two months.
cif &tares 10}..11 p,, wood. Esq.. of the Middle Tem i„e, to CHAR LOITE, fifth
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF WATCLIES.-0 n Saturday,
[burgh, Leith, & Grantor 191.. 20 x new daughter of DANIEL CH ARLES ROGERS HARRISON, Esq.,
Mary Durel and Margaret M`Gowan were brought up o*
eference shares ........ - .
burgh and Northern
15 shares—Newport 4.. 1 p ~, the late GEORGE WAR HINER, Esq„ of Bloxam-grove, Ox- three silver watches, of the value of £73.• They were
burgh and Perth
aid Huntint-don . 14. •14 I) JOHN MILNER, Esq.. of (71:adwell Heath. Essex. lying in Waterloo Dock. The police hearing-of the rob-
er, Yeovil, & Dorchester 14.. 1* d On the Ist instant, at St. John's Church, Hampsteasl, by the , c
ctery!.._ su_pect.ed the prisoner Durei, and ' went !? her
....,.,,,1 Prpston_ RE W.Ridine a.. 1 d I'D Rev. Thomas Ainger, NI.A JOHN MILES, jun., Esq., of
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1 Rev. Thomas ,-....0 . ..., JOHN ... ._ ..,s, Jun., _
Chessington Lodue, Surrey, to SOPHIA MARGARET, e,
danaliter of JOHN -HODGSON, Esq., of the Elms, Hamp-
x new , stead Ileath. . _ _ _

and found Tier in E.

quested him CO t

and 'went to her
She re-

I awoke; but the police r
wlnfrboe 111, ch nln»4

d in, and

her child to be
rid twenty-three

.he Rev

bariton Gne. Mr. AI:FRED WALLIS, to EMMA MARIA,
)ung.st daughter of the late JOHN TOMPSETT, Esq., of

vy ukv,ass... ansuca A_ 1, V, at
day before to the Liverpool from Mess
and Co.'s office, where they had arriv
The only evidence against M`Gowan
fessed to have opened the case herself
milled for trial, and M•Gowan was dis

Same day, at Eccles, by the Rev. J. B. Marsden, Mr. GEO,
FALK NEB, King-street, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. J.
ROBINSON. Greenheys.

On the 2nd instant, nt St. David's Church, by the Rev. W.
Hntrlics, Air. JOHN HAMILTON, (Limier, to Miss JONES,
both of this town.

AN IMPUDENT MENDICANT.—On,
Farrell, an Trish pauper, was ehargee
insulting language to Miss Foster wt
Miss Foster, an inte
shop of her nisi
said that the pr

Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Islington. London, JOHN
DAVID Fsq., of Hanley-road, Hernsey-road, to
EMNIA ROE, eldest daughter of the late CHAS. STRACHAN,
Esq., of Cornhill.

ting young fema
3. Joplin, of 45,
ailed there the e

to SOPHIA, only
parish.

uktiter of Mr. JOIII4 BENEOW, of that

Pattingham,-*Fouth Staffordshire, by the Rev
reenstrect. M.A., FREDERICK JOHN BECK

upon he said he
his request, and if, at tl
fused to relieve him, lie wouk
break the windows. She

RDS, merchant, of Birmingham

gave him in el

Rev. Hesketh, llr. CHARLESSHEPPARD, of this
town, to ANN BULLIN, youngest daughter of Mr. BAR-
TEIULOMF.W TYRER, of Hill-street, Toxteth-park.

On the 3rd instant. at Kensington Church, London, CHAS.
G. ANDREWS, Esq., son of the late Dr. Andrews, of Rich-
mond, to AMELIA, daughter of P. T. SKITPER, Esq., of
Kensington.
Same day, at St. James's Church, Paddington, by the Rev.

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A.-M. Campbell, WILLIAM BROMLEY, Fig., son of the late
John Charles Bromley, Esq., historical engraver, to ANNE,
third daughter of JOHN DARK E, Esq., of Paddington._ _

ndipenNnt Chapel, Northirich,
r. HENRY HURST, of Man-
cliester, grocer. to MARY, second daughter of the late Mr.
RICHAR I) WILLETT, Castle-terrace, near Northwich.
Same day, at St. Thomas's Church. Mr. WILLIAM DIXON

On the 4th instant, at the
v the Rev. J. Harrison. A

Bride's

Mr. JOHN- NICHOLSON, jun., to J'ES
the late JAMES MARSDEN, jun.. of tt

E, third daughter of
town.

Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. Wm. Cordeaux,
Mr. CONSTANTINE, professor of music, London, to ISA-
BELLA, fourth daughter of the late Mr. JOHN PEARSON,
of Penrith, Cumberland.

Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. H. Stewart,
Mr. CHARLES JACKSON to HARRIET, eldest daughter of
Mr. SAMUEL HOLMES, of St. Anne-

Same day, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, London,
SANDFORD, eldest son of Sir S. GRADANI, of kirkstall Ab-
bey, Yorkshire, to Lady ELEANOR CAROLINE I'AGET,
eldest daughter of the Earl of UXBRIDGE.
Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. Pollock,
ARCHD. F. MACKAY, Esq., merchant, to JANE FORBES.
eldest daughter of CHARLES STUART, Esq., of Falkner-
street.
On th

._ sth instant, at St. James's Church, by the Rev.
Christopher Graham, RICHARD OWENS. Esq., to SARAH,
widow of the late Mr. HENRY BALDWIN, of this town.
Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes,
Mr. HUMPHREY PRICE, to Miss ANNE HUMPHREYS,
both of this town.

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On the Cth Instant, at Walton-on-the-Hill, REES GRIF-
FITH, Esq., banker, Llanrwst, to CATHERINE, eldest daugh-
ter of DAVID OWEN, Esq., of Trewyn, near Llanerelirnedd,

Same stay, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes,
Mr. EDWARD JONES, mariner, to Miss JANE PRICE, both
of this town.

DIED

Lately, in Cockspur-street, __ _
miller, formerly of Ullcoats-mill, near

ed 54, Mr. HENRY WALLS,
zremont. Cumberland.

Lately, aged .91, Mr. FRANCIS 13,AKNQUIN, of /garland

I;olithir

Utley, at Bonny, on the coast of Africa, aged 22, Mr. JAMES
&FFNEY, of this town, one of the officers of the ship Princess

Lately, at Clonsilla, near the Phoenix-park, SOPHIA, daugh-
ter of the !ate BENJAMIN CLARK. Esq., of Culleno Wood
and Rutland Park, County Dublin. For many years she was
an humble follower of her Lord and S'aviour Jesus Christ, and
as such, died in the true and certain hope of the resurrection o
life eternal.

On the 9th NOvember, on board the ship Joshua Wadding-
ton, on his passage from Calcutta, greatly lamented by all 011
board, GEORGE MANNING REES, aged 17, son of Lieut.
Rees, formerly commander of one of the Falmouth packets.
On the 13th ult., at his residence, Torbock-street, in his 33d
year, Mr.' JOHN SEED, boot and shoe maker, late of Duns-
ford. county Down.