The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11 00:00:00

FORD, meichint

atne day, at Low-hill, aged 85 years, Mrs. MACLEAN.
- aged 75 years, Mr. JONATHAN GREENWOOI

Same day
of Conoerat

Same (lay, a.

years
HAILE_

CHARLES AUGUSTUS, youn.
of Kenqington.

On the 2d instant, aged 22 years, JANE, youngest daughtel
of the late Mr. JOHN JAMES, who formerly kept the Castle
Inn, in Lord-street, previously to that street being altered.
Same day, at her residence, Hope-street, aged 6t years,
MARGARET, relict of the late JOHN FLEEMING, Esq.
Same day, in Queen-square, aged 40 years, Mr. JOHN
,b7MY

Iths, RUTH ELLEN DOR(

JOHN AIMIATTAM, DI
d 46 years. Mr. JOHN BAKER, sailmak

formerly &I:Lancaster

le day,

i 64, Mr. THOMAS

Same day, at Weaverham, Cheshire, .
MARROW ; and on the Bth instant, at Tl:..
lens, aged 59, Mr. JOHN MARROW, brother
On the 3d instant, aged 4 years, MARY El
daughter of P. M`FARLANE, tailor.
Same day, at the residence of her son-in '
Morton, 108, Bedford-street, Tosteth•park,
ARKLEY, aged 74 years, formerly of North Sinews

in her 64th year

•taw, Captain Job
'lrs. ELIZABETI
glee sin

vived her husband only eleven weeks.
Same day, aged 54, Mr. WM. HIBBERT, chemist and drt

I the house of her late broth,

Do, of this to'

Ur. JOHN READ, of Regent-circus, Piceadill
ator of the stomach-pump, and other valuat

tions.
1 the Vicara

Bramford, Sneke Devon, aged

85 years,
and fleet

JOHN AfUDGE, A.AI
leigh, Devon.

Vicar of that parish

ime day, are

7 yeais, Mi.. JOSEPH

Wakefield

vitt, Beaumont Lodge, Old Windsor, in h
on. HENRY JEFFREY, Viscount ASI
r of the Duchess of Marlborough.

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BOTHAM, 'Es,
On the sth it
Formby.

am, in his both yeai., JOHN RAMS

THOMAS SUTTON

ae day, in his 73d year, Mr. ROBERT PARKI
er, late of the Royal Cheshir

'SON, c

in which corps- he
rty-three of whicl:
ed a period of fifty:two years,

he held t

Same day, in TuebroOk-terrace,aiged 37, Mr. WM. PERRY
,•

Same day, at her residence, in Rokeby-street, Everton, aged
MARY, relict of the late WM. PARRY, of Hunter-
' on the 6th instant, aged 55, WILLIAM, eldest

son of a
Same day

sty's Ciistou

t the residetice Of his mother, Rudgrane-place,
Egremont, lOHN HOLBROOK, attorney, of 'Macclesfield, and
eldest son of the late Samuel Holbrook, of Bradwall, Cheshire.
Same day, at his residence in Bath, 1)r. CRAWFORD.

On the 6th instant, at the house'of her son, Henry Hai,
greaves, "The Grapes," 32, Hunter-street, aged 80 years,
SARAH, relict of the late HENRY HARGREAVES, attorney.
Same dayat Nantwich, Cheshire, after a protracted illness,
Mr. WM. SUTTER, shipbroker, of this town.
On the 7th instant, much respected, at his house, Bedford-
street South, JAMES C. WILD, F.sq.
Same day, HENRY, son of Mr. MATTHEW JEE, of Irvine-
street, Edge-hill.
Same day, in his 23d year, JOSEPH, only son of Mr. HUGH
SCHOEFIELD.
On the Bth instant, at -the residence of her uncle, Thomas
Chalmer, Esq., Netherfield-lane North, in her 17th year,
EMMA, eldest (aughter of the Rev. E. 11. CIIALMER, of Ful-
wood Parsonage, near Sheffield.
On the orb

instant, after a long an severe ilnes, MARIA,
wife of Mr. THOS. BATCHELAR, Epd worth-streetl , sLow-hlll.
Same day, Mr. WM. MEADOWS, of Cheapside, Formby.

MANCIIESTEP

STATE OF TRADE

trying weeks experienced in Manchester for many years, and
we are sorry to say that the prospects for the coming week are
unrelieved by a single alleviating circumstance. The embar-
rassed state of the money market operates with undiminished
force upon every department of our trade, inducing parties on
all hands to adopt the most cautious policy, and for the present
to confine their operations within the narrowest compass. The
general gloom, arising from the state of our monetary affairs,
has been increased by the failure of an American house, whose
liabilities are reported to be considerable, and which will affect
to some extent a few large firms in this town. Under the cir-
cumstances, scarcely any business can be effected, and the
prices of Tuesday last are with difficulty supported. Some ra-
ther extensive purchases of yarns were made early in the week
at very low prices.
BOCIIDAI.E.—The flannel market is very dull, and the de-
mand for all descriptions of goods is limited. Prices in many in-
stances are lower than last week. The wool market is flat, and
manufacturers purchase sparingly. Prices remain firm.
LEuns.—The woollen trade of this town continues much the
same as it has been for some time past, but here, as is the case
throughout all the manufacturing districts, there is more or less
stagnation, arising from the high price of provisions and the
unsatisfactory state of the money market. A good amount of
business was done in the Cloth Hall on Saturday for the Ame-
rican trade? but Tuesday's market was one of the uullest we
have had this year. As we have stated more then once, great
caution is manifested by all parties, and hence stocks are low,
and prices do not fall much.
II UDDERS F Ei.n.—We have no change to notice in the state
of the trade of this town. It continues dull, and we fear it is
likely to remain so. But few buyers have been at market this
week, and they purchased but to a trifling amount.
BRA DFORD.—Wool.—The mar..et is heavy, which is ascribed
to the general scarcity of money. Spinners are no doubt kept
from pUrchasing by the difficulties of their position, as well as
by the near approach of the opening of the Yorkshire markets
for the sale of ne‘-
<ind-brokes are dull, at our last
notation

Wool. Noii
•: We do

salt, Ilk or the trade, and until better prices can be realised, no
arias
additional machinery will be put to work.—Pieces: There is
nothing different in our market to-day. Things are steadily
moving on, without.any increase in stock or change in prices.
HALL FA x.—The market was exceedingly dull, and little or no
business done. For yarns the demand continues better, but
prices shew little •

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