The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-13 00:00:00

SALES OF THE WEEK.

Sea Island
Stained
Bowed Georgia
r Mobile
t Mabama And.. Tennessee
New Orleans
Pernanibuco and Paraiba
Aricati and Ceara
Bahia and Mat;eio
Maranham
Sawg i n ne a .
Minas
Para. •
Demerara, Surinam, && ..
Egyptian
Barbados
Peruvian
Bahama..

17 :: 0
150

.....
Laguayra .... .
COIIIIIIOII West India, &e..
CarthaL;ena.
Smyrna •
Manilla

Surat
anras
Bengal

Since our last the market has been
were 2,000 bags, and to-day the sum
market is dull.

Current
Prices. •

imrc
This Wt..:

2'2,940
11593
1364

U RT,~', .
this .'BT

43178
27818
Z
5 1743

5;8
2293

3115
5;i04

3954

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PACKET BOATS.—FALMOUTH STATION, LIVERPOOL 'CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 10. . .. ... a
In the early part of the week several cargoes arrived from Ireland : Burrns:
GENERA I. POST-OFFICE.—Feb. 9, 1837. still, the imports of Grain for the weak are very moderate, but of
On the 22nd ult. at Hadleigh, Suffiilk ;the lady of the Bev. W. H.
ualts.onat Shearsby, the wife of a poor man, named Wes-
DL~STT\ATIOF. II r(a)inidtrhett.h2,7tohf
..„ .
, maits.mrsae Flour and Oatmeal we heve again had large supplies. The canals
Last Packets '„A"'ext Packet -
DESTINATION. up tta
Sailed. continuing closed, there has been scarcely any country demand, and
Due- our millers. anticipating good supplies with a change of weather, ton, of three children, all of who'll, with the mother, are "doing as
telxlepeNectiefe!..'o'f Joseph POtter, in' thernploy of Messrs.
L‘raton. well
thasecatilat.p.e
.--- have bought sparingly : the consequence has been, a very limited • ~
----
Holland .
Breiriley and Newton, coach proprietors, Ashton-under-Lyne, of
Tues. & Satur. Wheat was, in some instances, sold at fully 2d per bushel below our
Hamburg & Swed. Tues. R. Fri. three daughters
last quotations. Flour must also be noted Is per sack and Oatmeal
Lisbon
Madeira Saturdays ..
.1 Liverpool, Tagus,
Feb. 5. Feb. 13. fully 6d per load cheaper. No definite change was made in the quo-
tation for Oats, but
.purchases were rather easier to effect. Barley, daughter
Spain & Gihralt.
Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturd.
Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday
Madeira
Brazil &B. Ayres each month. Jan: 5. Feb. 23. - - James Blundell, formerly underwriter at Lloyd's
America lst Wednes. Briseis.. Jr.n. 6. H.M.B. Alert, LIVERPOOL AGRICUL'rURIL MARKET, FEB. 12. On the. 14th Sept. at. St. Philip's Church, Sydney, by the Rev. C.
cJamai. L'ward Ist day of FLINT. B. Linnet, ' Feb• 10. Dickenson, James Daigarno, Esq. La Retraite. -to Louisa, fourth
/ Isl. & Ilayti.. - - HM B. Swift, S. (1. S. d. . s.. d. s. d. dau,diter of the late William Dunn Es q East Bent, En dand
each month. ' Feb. 3. " Feb. 25. Old. Hat
Laguira
Mexico and Ha- t 15th day of H.M.B. Pandora Nightingale, New Hay O7l 0 101— Cattle Potatoes 121 3 Thomas H. Rowland, son of Mr. David Rowland. of this town, to
vans S each month. Jan. 17. Feb. 21. Clover flay... 070 91 Turnips 23 024 0 per ' Francis, fourth daughter of the late Mr. Josiah Arrowsmith, formerly
c Jamai. L'ward
I Isl. & Hayti.., loth day of B. Sheldrake, H.M.B. Pigeon Straw Wheat.. 040 41 Carrots 3O 032 0-- of Stanstorne,Chesbire
Straw, Oat 0 31 0 41— 1 Manglewurzle 21 022 0
each month. Jan. 17. ' March. 15. On the 29th ult. at Christ's Church, Todmorden, Joshua Fielden,
Carthagen a .... J Strai,v.Bitrley OOO 3 - , Manure 769 0 - Esq. of Waterside. Todmorden. to Miss Maria Holt. of Todmorden

On the 20th ult. at Christ's Church, Todmorden, Joshua Fielden,
Esq. of Waterside, Todmorden, to Iliss Maria Holt, of Todmorden
On the 30th ult. at Norton, near Pontefract, Mr. John Holmmthe
celebrated jockey, to Anne; eldest daughter of Mr. B. King trainer.
Norton
• Manchester, .On the 31st ult. at Bowden Cbureh, Henry Y
StiieThjlawt:
tEor47Aaritiarinnn„eil.aleuldest daughter of the late lionevuerre'unones NiChols,
sit?,:nd
David Sydebotham, Esq.
,tht‘ei
r3,rdc itillasitakust P
Taylor to hilip's Church, ho,nblyy the Rev. T. S.
On Wednesday last, at the Scotch Secession Church, Mount Plea-
sant, Mr. John Youn,, to Miss Mary Day
at Preston, by the Rev. R. C. Wilson, Mr. W.
13(Futzn Thursdayon.pluin plumber,
,&c.. son of Mr. T. Benson, builder, to Sarah,
daughter of Mrs. Sutcliffe, George Inn, Friargate
Sarre day, at Bebbington Church, by the Rev. T. F. Redhead, by
Esq. to Mary, eldest daughter at Mr.
Same day. at ‘Yalton-on-the-II by the Rev. Thomas Moss,Virar.
specialhar Charles license,oi , gIyN,NL rnol4 Singleton,
tao) int; gton
Mr. Thomas \rose, of Strawberry Farm, Fazakerly, to Alice, fourth
daughter of John Wright, of Carrlake-house, West Derb
Same y
%V
at St. George's Church, Barnsley, by the Rev. W. Carter,
M. A. Mr. mes Wilson Hawkesley, of Birmingham, to Helen, only
daughter of Thomas Taylor, Esq. of Dodworth.
Same day, at Lowe-house Chapel, St. Helen's, Mr. John White to
M iss Alice Appleton, Windle
On Friday last, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. George Yuill, steward of
the steamer William Penn, to Miss Meek, eldest'daughter of Mr.
Meek, Cheshire
On Sunday last, at Trinity Church, Mr. John Weston, son of Mr.
Robert Weston, stone-mason to Miss Eleanor, youngest daughter of
the late Mr. Lewis Jones both of this town
Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. John Jones. late of Holywell,
fourth son of Mr. Edward Jones, wetchmaker, of the above place, to
MiSs Catherine Price, second daughter of Richard Price, Esq. of
Bellefield-house, West Derby