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

190 hales

'OTTON MA RKET—JuNni

Not the slightest change to notice in our Cotton market; t
ay the trade is very quiet and subdued, hut prices are statio

ry, and consumers are buying freely at our quotations. Th
ales to day reach 5000 bales, the hulk of the business has bee
1 very low descriptions of American at 3id to 4d per lb.

STATE OF TRADE

MA NCHESTER

n last a better feeling has t

fested in our goods market and 27-inch printers, as
shirtings have been freely sold at the extreme
week, and many contracts have been made to deliver for .
autumn trade. The printers are also doing more business. al
though at this season of the year, they are usually flat.
shippers have again begun to operate, and have tun,
this week. Upon the whole the appearance of trade
healthy, and we doubt not but we shall have a good autun
trade. We are sorry to have to name that, at the end of lay
week, a calico printing firm thought it prudent to call their cre
ditors together, but the known stability and unimpeachab'e in-
tegrity of the capitalist in the concern made it certain to the I
. .

ates of this day

Iluess, Mr. JOH

creditors that it could only ca

Vs may be quoted 4s. 6d to 4s. 9d. ; 66's

2's, ss. 4,1 d. to ss. D(l.

nanchester Advert,

LEEDS.—A to'erable amount of busin
Cloth Halls on Saturday and Tuesday lasi

detail, in I

ur assertion

ere is every prospect of its contir

B R A DF 0 ft f

Our market was

attended by buyers

)UNT-PLE

of WM

in drop:

unmet), Manchester, by the Rev.
a. M.A , Mr. JAMES EDGE. Clerk to the Bridgewater
) Miss ELIZABETH GLOVER, only daughter of James
- nth of West Leigh, near Wigan, in this county.
"-'- Trinity Church, Birkenhead, EDWARD
Dublin, fourth son of the
Denbighshire, to ELIZA.

late R. 1. Roberts, vicar of :langert _
st daughter of Mr. T. A. DALE. H

amiltOn,qua'reT Birke

e day, at St. Catherine's Church, Aberc omby-square, 1
!v. Jiihn -7.n.A A Ai Mr. WM. ROBINSON, of Hawto
ingest daughter of the late JOH

near Newark, to PYA REA
MILL, Esq., of this town.

oame day, at St. John's Church, Hackney, London, J. O'DI
GER. Esq., of this town, to EM MA WALKER, the youngest
daughter of Captain FIN LA YSON, R.N.
On the 6th instant, at St. John's Church, Chester, THOMAS,
eldest son of Mr. GEORGE WILLI tMS, of Roscommon-street,
'I" to ELLEN, fourth daughter of PHILIP MA WDSLEY, Esq., of
The Dryden street.
ight freely

Nannerch, near Ilolywell

,tter a short

;th of May. at

LLOYD,

s. that t

2 Ulster ....
0 Yarmouth a
0 (ork and N

'orwich
Midlan

I° Ditto, (Scarborougl
2/ York and Selby £so
10 Ditto .4°25;

FRENCI

4 B Allogne and Am
4 Central of France
2 Lyons and Avignc

2 Or:eans and Bourdea
2 Paris and Lyons ....
20 Paris and Orleans ..

1 P-17;s and Straub

:4
14 itouen and Havre
14 Strasburgh and 13$
4 Sambre and Meuse

Tours and N

BANKS, and

MISCELLANEOUS

Ipool Bank

1g Company
gh Bank ...

Ditto Royal
Ditto Union

Borth and S

.iverpool Ds
,

! iootle Water Works
Coa! Gas Company

xchang.

aoynl Assurance Company

Aarine As

Ditto, qt

20 [lock Ferry
10 steam Tug Compan

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETUM

(From the Raili

NAME

broath and F

Angham and De

.mingham and Glouces

'ester and Birkenhead

blin and Drogheda
,Win and Kingstown

Arbroatt

Dundee a
Durham and Sunderlan
Edinburgh and Glasgol

tine of Salt

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