The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10 00:00:00

On the sth instant, at Upper Saektille-street, Dublin, the lady
of Dr. JONATHAN LABAFT, of a son.
Same day, at is, Catherine street, Mrs. JOHN E. WARDEN,

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 6.
We have a'good supply of Wheat this week, the trade is slow
at a decline of ;s per quarter, there is, however, no disposition
to press sales. Barley as before. Oats and Shelling firm at -----
previous rates. Beans in limited demand, value the san,e. No of a son.
variatioiiin other articles. On the 6th instant, Mrs. THEOPHILUS P. G'o, ATKIN, of
son.

,f a son

me day, at 19, Cath rine•street, Mrs. JOHN E. WARDEN

Same day, at Leighton Cottage, Park ate, the lady of JOHN
WILKINSON, Esq. of a d- ugh,er.
'--, in Mount-street, the wife of Mr 1"

BOSTON CORN MAI:KET, JUNE 4.
Our supply of all grain to-day is short, Wheat Is per quarter Yestarday
lower, and n, t much business none. Oats and Beans as last STONES. of

3EORGI

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LEEDS CORN MARKET. JUNE 3. On the 2gth ult., at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, by the Rev. The demand for Wheat to-day was very dull, and the improved Robert Brown, Mr. THOM AS JESSOP, Merchant, of Sheffield,
prices of last week could not be realised. Earley unvaried. to FA NNY, second daughter of PETER HOPE, Esq., of Leece
Oats and Beans support their prices. Lodge, Isle of Man.

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Same day, at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, London, by the Hey.
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Sir Henry Bukindeld, Bart., WILLIAM RICHARD, son of the
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JuNK 4. late JOHN Bt.'CK, Esq., of Carlisle, banker, to JANE, elde•
During the week, owing to the favourable change In the daughter of JOHN THOMPSON, Esq., of Stamfr
weather, and the decline in Mark-lane and Liverpool, there Fulham.
has been a general indisposition to buy wheat ev....„4..... -- -
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.- -...., ir‘.. ~ rarisu t-nurcn of Wandsbeck, in the Grand
duction, which dealers are unwilling to accept. Malting and Duchy of Holstein, by the Rev. A. U. Hansen, J. S. SMITH,
Grinding Harley maintain t:eir value, with little doing in either. Esq., of Elm House. Toxteth-park, to ANNE JANE, youngest
Oats firm and fine qualities scarce. In Beans no alteration. dita.ouTgnnlitothiem,eri:3;of.trtwhhEseupt:ltat‘.t.:AealtH.TisiDHsals.OeehiMpdAAecs:thyaPspAojeißoil,oßNßf,EmEtshw.s,equo.ifßooLwefiaL.h.i,iivblier,,rE,bpayovinotEahl.ft:E.Rrrev:
MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 7.
late of
Since this day week the weather has been fine, and the corn On the Ist instant, at the Parish Chnech, Blackburn. Mr.
trade very quiet, without however any decided change in P ices. JOHN' HOLM E. manufacturer, to Miss ELIZABETH SLATER,
This description applies to the Liverpool and Wakefield mar- both of Blackburn.
kets of yesterday. At our Exchange to day buyers are cautious, Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. .L. Twsend.
and but little is done. As regards Wheat and Flour, secondary M.A., Mr. ROBERT M'TAGGART,
shipwright,R to Misso MAR-
qualities of the former and old warehoused samples of the latter GARET TOR RENTIN I. ,of this town.
instances be bought rather cheaper than on this
--i,•es of all articles may be CROInEFt'IFie,
,___ ' late
saiJnOeH
day,bl B BIRCH, Csitl. ,
JEoshqn.
SHA RPI.ES. to CATHERINE, youngest daughter of Mr. JAS
SLOANE, Wtilington.road.
SP.- ',v. at '

may in SOR

day week ; but spi

,eaking generally pi

HULL CORN MARKET, JUNE 3.
Having. had more seasonable weather since this day wee

..gne „at St. John's Church. Toxeth.park, as pervaded the corn trade, and the disposition to invest on GOUGH,ci to MARGARET, relict of Mr.t JONES, of T
peculation appears to have subsided :—the inquiry after bonded park.
•orn ceases with the dull accounts from Belgium. At to.dav's on th. sd _ _

r. JOHN

market, the farmers brougt

V. Phillips
-ant, Wilts

:taisiss ,LIUTC/I, o tne Rev.
forward a rather larger supply of the Rev. W. P. PIGOTT.L
rector of Bermuty on and FaN
rs to satisfy themselves at somewhat to A NNE MARIA, eldest daughter of the late Vice-Ad,. . In spring corn. we note no alteration. Right Hon. H. PA U LETT.
and of free sale. Linse d cakes dull. Lin- Same day, by-special license, at St. Thomas's Church, Du
seed oil in good demand. Rapeseed does not move as the by the Rev. H. C. Magee. ROBERT SHAW, of H. M. Custoi,
accounts from abroad would lead us to expect. Rapecakes are • iverpool, to Miss MA Rl' ANNE WILSON, only daughter c
held on higher terms than buyers are willing to pay, Bones the late George Wilson, Esq, of Parnelstown, county of Dublir
offer more plentifully. Guano is firmer.

Linseed is scare

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same say, at Trinity Church, St. Luke's, Chelsea. THOMAS
BRADSHAW. of Hopeteid, Lancashire. to ANN ISABEL,
LIVERPOOL COT TON MARKET, JUNE 6. daughter of JOSEPH 1-101.0",1, of Lincoln's. inn-fields.
After the arri, al of the Hibernia. stcameour market became Same d ,y, at Marylebone N, w Church, London, WAITE%
depressed, and prices went down id to id in American descrip- BRODIE. Esq., second surviving son of the late Alexander
tions below fair, the higher qualities remaining steady at last Brodie, D. D., many years vicar of East Bourne. Sussex, to MA-
rates. Brazils also fell id per lb. Egyptia, is with lit alters-
ESA JANE, second daughter of AsliTON BURROW. Esq., of
tion. Surats id lower. Sea Islands command extreme prices. 1-}tharn, Lancashire, arid Carlton Hall, Cumberland.
There are announced for auction, on Friday next, 30i.0 Surats, same day, at St. Marylebone : 'lurch, London, HEN. JAMES.
E
300,Carthagena. and 200 Egyptian. Taken on speculation 1750 Esq., of the Middle Temple. to MARY, eldest daughter of WM.
American. and tor e COLVILLE, Esq.. of North-bank, Regent's-park, London, and
/4ortation 1330 American, 130 Pernambuco,
and 250 Siwat. the Laws, F'orfarshire.
Same day, at St. Mary's Church. EC.
leldest son of John Hughes, Esq , Park-s,
GRIFFITHS, granddaughter of the late lh.
ber merchant, both of this town. .

The prices declared by the Committee of Brokers this week
for fair Cutton are—Bowed 40, Mobile 41d, Orleans Ofd.

ET-hill Mr

vt, to 14

as Griffith

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 31st May to Vie sth June, inchuive.

Same day, at Childwall Clittreh. Mr. THOMAS EDWARDS.
Speke, to Mrs. ANNE POSTLETH WAITE. of Speke, eldest
*lighter of the late Mr. Samuel Ball, of Roby, formerly of this

Prices paia

Same day, at the Parish Church, Blackburn, Mr. JIMES
ILFON, painter, to Mrs. ELIZABETH DRAKE, both of
larlehurn

I) a 2

130 Stained

Same d

I Mobile
628) 1 Alabama and 'Peones

9240 Ne

Orleans

f Pernambuco &Parai

Aricati and Ceara

410 : Bahia and Maceio

1 Sawginned
Minas
Para

Deinerara,Surinatte

890 Egyptian .
Barbadoes
... Peruvian .

aguayra

920 Common West India.. 44

Carthagen a
Smyrna ...

1800 Surat

,0 Madras
. Bengal