The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-03-13 00:00:00

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 8
We had again a very full one, the railways bri

37 0 I the Came fait week, but dull sales. Beef 40s. to 455., very r :
loYall;teli(l.ant.ootieof the Liverpu..
I prime 4es. per cwt.; Mutton, 42d. to 64(1.; Veal, Cgd. per lb.,
sinking offal. Pork 425. to 448. per cwt., with a rather smaller ..-'"`" aged 80, Mr. THOMA
market, but of improved finish. nolmfirth. The deceased had been confine
tavoritcr-ininca and n half a fesr.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCI
MARKET, MARCH 10,1849.
s. d. s. d.
0 6 ® 0 7i Potatoes,
O 0— 0 0 Kemps
O 5 0 6 Pink Eyes
O 0— 0 0 Cups
O 0 0 0 Cs,

Same day, at Bootle
JAMES GASK ILL.
On the Ist instant,
PEAKE.

s. d. s. d

Hay, of
New

aged 59, Mr. WM

90tt

t I On the 2nd inst
2 of the late Mr.

Clover
Ditto, Green

4 10 -
0 0-

Same day, of scarf

rest son of Mr. GEORGE BOWERS, of

Wheat .. 0 3 -- 0 3ilTurni

ton .22 0—

23 0 ham-street

0 3 (Carrots
0 24 Manure

24 0 -
4 6-

25 6 On the 3rd in:
6 6 CHAPMAN, sai

64, FRAN

STATE OF TRADE

aaugnter OT TAWTOM A. Al-wutirie, vi mut) pu..•
Same day, in Upper Stanhope-street Windsor,
J
LOUISA, youngest daughter of the Rev. J. ENCI.A NI?
On the 4th instant, at Chester, aged 23,
daughter of JONATHAN BEEVER, Esq.
day, aged 73, Mrs. ANN TELFOR

NNA MA

MANCHESTER.—AIthough it was very evident on Tuesday
that business had received a check, yet spinners and manufac-
turers appeared to mainti_in a pretty steady hold of prices, ex- late Mr_
cept in certain India cloths. During the last three days, how- Same day, at the C_ _
ever, the check has become more manifest. Much anxiety is surviving daughter of tl
necessarily felt respecting our position in India ; and, of course, merly milliner and dressmaker, of this to
the parties connected with that quarter dare not venture upon Same day, aged three months, THOMAS
further engagements until fresh advices shall be received. Un- THAN DELAMAN, flour-dealer, Hill-street.
doubtedly, too, the buyers for the Levant and the Mediterra- On the sth instant, in Winckley-square.
rean markets, who were sufficiently inactive before, are now in WAREING, Esq,., solicitor.
some degree affected by political appearances more immedi- Same day, at Edinburgh, DAVID SCOTT, Es
ately concerning their own interests. But, still more, the era- distinguished artist. _
. _

an, LUCY, the voun
ate Mrs. ELEANOR (

larged estimates or tne cotton crop, HIM tile neavy let:ell/tri at name (lay, at
the American ports, together with the still declining tendency late of this town.
of prices on this side, are leading all classes of merchants to Same day, at
postpone intended operations, and watch the course of events, FORD, Esn ^
either in the expectation of somewhat lower rates becoming the On the 6,
rule in this market, or with the view of purchasing to advan- Same day, ..
tage during the continuance of a temporary depression. The Same day, of st
consequence of a state of feeling which of course extends to pro- daughter of Car
ducers, is an increased desire, in many quarters, to effect sales,

th instant, at Devonport, Vic
th year. JOHN BRANCH, Esq

A 20 months

ices of yarns and

.
large. Some things may now be bought rather under what HAViao
they were lately sold for; and the extreme quotations, or no- Same day,
minal limits, of a week ago, are quite out of the question. The of Ormskirk
home-trade dealers are experiencing an increase of business. On the 7th
The present month and April form their best season. NETT, bookbinde_ ,
LEEDS.—The woollen trade of this town and the neighbour- Same day, after a
hood continues pretty brisk,and prices are very steady. Though gumption, Mr. JOHN OR___
a little less business has been done at the Cloth Halls this week wick-street, formerly of Lor
than last, there is no visible increase in the quantity of goods Same day, :Ted It) months
on hand. The middle and finer kinds of cloth are those in the J. H. PYER, of Great Horn
greatest request. The general impression is, that we are likely Same day. aged 40. Mr. J(

t. GEOR(

CATHARIN

's the highly respected matron (

applies to the mere

Hants, w

ho are not

Ts. Prices are
• languid; the

fii-in without change. The wool market is rath,
staplers not being able to effect sales, easily, at

Esq., of heir-Nlajesty's (
Same day, at Christie
aged 90, Mr. FRANCIS

:on, the residence of his son R
J. GILLIARD, many years res.

ponutng Wlttl Lno%kl !.1(2.1 11 U.11U.0 ny 1, Ile srovicrz anti CICUICT.. IRV
yarn trade is brisk ; prices have now assumed a degree of fixity
at los. per gross for common numbers, up to 36's, and propor
tionately higher for finer counts.
HA LI FAX.—The demand for worsted goods is scarcely so ac
tive as it was, and prices remain, as to most descri

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as they were. In some cases, higher rates are realized. Yarns
continue in good request, chiefly for export, and the spinners
are generally able to obtain rates corresponding with the en-
hanced cost of the raw material. The wool maaket is rather
quiet, but prices are firm.
HUDDERSFIELD.—Every description of goods adapted for
the season has met with ready sale in the Cloth Hall. The bu-
siness has been principally for the home trade. In light fancy
goods, not much has been doing, although, from the variety of
new patterns, and the various textures of cloth exhibited to-
day in the shops, we may hope for a good spring trade.

TIDE TABLE.
MORN. 1 EVENEI.I HUNT. I HOLY DAYS, ETC,

wood engraver, of

March.' h. m. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.— 13 137 153 16 11
Wednesday.l4 210 228 15 3
Thursday .. 151 246 3 6 14 1
Friday 329 352 12 6
Saturday .17, 4 20 451 11 4
Sunday .... 18; 530 6 9 10 9 4th Sunday in Lent
Monday.... 19, 651 . 729 10 9

years, Mr. ISAAC STAMPER

Destinat

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET

AT AI O S P H ERIC

Temperature

viral ROSS, C

JOSEPH JOHN GLO\

very firm at the advanced prices lately realized. On the Bth instar__, .
BRADFORD.—The news from India, and the higher prices KINSON, for many }
sought for all kinds of goods, have caused somewhat less buFi- Eye and Ear Infirmarl _
ness to be done, both on Monday and to-day. The accounts Same day, aged 9 weeks, FREDERICK THOMAS
from America are considered pretty cheering, and on the whole Mr. JAMES BEARD, publican, Toxteth-park.
we have not had so bright a prospect as is now apparent, for Same day, in Grove-street, in her Bth year, ANNIE, you!
the manufacturers are lighter of stock than they have been child of the !ate Mr. EATON HALL.
„, . since 1836. and generally engaged to order. The same remark Same day. in Oneen-street. Edge-hill. JOHN

_ ud rather to Mr. GiMara, of this town.
Same day, MARY, the wife of Mr. J. W. EVANS, governor
of the Liverpool Workhouse, Brownlow-hill.
Same day, at Newcastle-under-Lyme, THOMAS NIACKEN-
ZIE, M.D., aged 55 years.
much I On the 9th instant, a tWood End, Aigburth, aged 72, JOHN

PRITI', Esq
Same day, at Aintree, in his Glst year, Mr. THOS. Ml
DOWS, farmer, constable for the township, rate-collector,
He was a good father, a true Christian a kind friend, and v
much respected for the manner in which he fulfilled the varii
situations held by him in his township.
On the 10th instant, aged 73, JOHN LATILtm, Esq., s
geon, Wavertree
Same day, a,c
HODGSON, Falkner-square
On the 11th instant, Mr. JAMES LOVETT, block
Runcorn, in the 50th year of his age.
Same day, suddenly, ROBERT, son of Mr. R. S. WARDLI
painter, of this town.
Yesterday, Mr. THOMAS FIE,
town.
Same day, age

11 6 years, ANNE, only child of Mr

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