The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14 00:00:00

BRADFORD
on Thursdny

)ur Piece market was well attended by buyers
and a fair amount of goods changed hands.
oration in either the wool or the yarn depart.

HUODRRSPIELD.—We havg, had considerably rno-e doing in
our market to-day, and there is every indication of a better trade
for some time to come. It is not at all improbable that prices
will be higher ; stocks are only low, and the manufacturers have
been acting so cautiously that goods a, e likely to be scarce if
the demand continues good. Prices are, consequently, a shade

HECKMONDWIEE 131.ANKET MARKET.—We have had very dull
and languid markets of late, but prices are very statinnnZ • ;-
fact, blanket wools are so s. arce•twir -
mnsll4l.l4.lllAm.—There is a gradual improvement in the de-
demand for f ,ncy Laces; and good patterns sell freely. Quilt_
ings are very heavy sale. Plain goods, au. ut as at our last re-
port both in price demand. Coarse qualities are scarcely asked
for. 12 or 13 point are selling mote freely than for some time
past. Yarns are scarce owing to the demand for them in Brad-
ford, and other markets.
ROCIIDALE.—There was an extremely dull market on Mon.
day, few buyers have attended, and those few purchased spa-
ringly. The wool market was much the same as on the prece-
ding market day.
HOSINFLY AND LACE TRADES.—We much regret to state that
the hosiery trade in most departments has become further de-
pressed—the silk glove trade so much so that one principal
hou e has stopped all its frames, and many others have curtailed
the delivery of silk to a great extent. The important new ma-
nufacture of velum lace—and, in fact, of velvets—is rapialy pro-

gressing.
MANCII ESTE R.—We have the pleasure of reporting a manifest
improvement in our market, both shippers and bvyers for the
home trade have been operating much mere freely. The de-
cline in twist has been arrested, and on good spinnings. from
I 2's to so's water, and 15's to 40's mule, there is a slight ad-
vance. The demand for these lower counts is very large, and
stocks are difficult to be met with. There has been a better de-
mand for printing cloths this week, and some pretty extensive
orders given at an advance of lid. per piece ; the market exhi-
biting a tendency further upward. There has been rather more
inquiry for both 35 and 43 in. shirtings, and several manufactu-
rers of the better makes are holding over for Improved prices.
Stout long cloths are in improved request, and prices are look.
ing up. Altogether the tone of the market is more buoyant, and
manufacturers are in good spirits. The recent heavy rains and
thunder storms have created some apprehensions lest the grow-
ing crops should sustain injury therefrom ; and these fears may
have restrained cautious buyers in their operations. It the
weather improve, it is expected a large business will be done by
the home trade, in anticipation of the au umn denia.A. We
quote the following as being the current rates of the day : 26
inch 64 reed printers. 3s. gd. t ) 45.; 27 inch 66 reeds, at as. 6d.
to 4s. gd.; 2; inch 72 ree s, at 4s. 1 rid. to ss. rid. ; 34 inch 65's,
at 4s. 85.; 36 inch 65 rreck, 4s. gd. to 55.; 96 inch 72's, at ss.
to ss. 95.; sd inch shirtings, 66 •eels. at 7s. 3d to Bs. 61. ;
7z's, at gs. 6d. to rs. 41-inch G. E long cloths, 63 reeds, a t
gs. to es. s id. ; 72's, at gs. rid. to las. lid. per p'ece.

NOItTHERN HOSPITAL, JULY 11.
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
ADMITTED.
Accidents 2O I Cured
Medical and Surgical eases Relieved and at own request 6
upon recommendation 29 Attending as Out Patients I
--- Irregular
Total d9 Died
Remainin gin the Hospital .. 95.
Dm& Wing surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr.
Winner.
House Visitors, H. J. Sande, son and J. Hightleld, Esqrs.
House Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersleeves.
Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.
Chaplain

PACKET Ll .
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, JULY 11

Tanner and K 11. Eales, Shrewsbury, saddlers-Inel' m and
Bramwell, jun.. North shields, surgeons—E. Cotterell and G.
Kemp, %Varwick, drapers—Daniell and Laing, C.lchester, at-
torneys—J, Stringer, W. Mann, and B. Smith, Liverpool,
sawyers—Collard and Co., Greenwich, statuarys—J. Turner and
Co., Halifax, Yorkshire, stone delvers—M. Benesh and J. C.
Banbury, Atalle street, London, wholesale milliners—Syer and
Peck, Liverpool. painters—J. Hine and T. shields, Manchester,
plumbers—trust and Napier, Manchester—J. Waites and Sons,
Wakefield. twine manufacturers; as far as regards J. Waites.
—J. Baimfoith and Co., Ardwiek, near Manchester. ironmasters
T. Prentice and Co., Ipswich, and elsewhere—T. 'tickling and
Co., Nottineharn, lace manufacturers—G. Dews and Co.,
Leicester, spinners—Bruce, Wadham, and Co., Bristol. com-
mission agents —J. Nansom and T. Gardiner, Hedge-row, Isling-
ton, linen drapers—R. F. Bickerton and T. H. Satchel'. Liv r-
pool. hatters—J., %V., and A. Evans, Chipping, Lancashire,
cotton spinners —Campbell, Dallas. and Co., Bombay; Camp-
bell, Anderson, and Co., Madras, merchants—W. Gregory and
A. Morgan, St. Agnes-terrace, Tabernacle-square, Loudon, oil-
culourmen.

DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND,

E Leman and T. K. Bryan, Upper Thames-street, London,

what fingers

A. A.-Radcliffe, Hermitage-place, St. John's-road, London,
patent glaziers' diamond manufacturers.
B. S. G. Munkhouse and M. A. Gorman.

L. E. Parkins, Bicester, chemist..
S. Harrison, Poole, provision merchant
J. Balls, Holloway-road, London, livery-stable keeper.
B. W. Palmer, Daventry. wine merchant.
A. H. Chambers, jun., New Bond-street and Southmolton
street, London, banker.

BANKRUPTS.
Alfred Barley, March, Cambridg6hire, draper.
Thomas Hutchinson, Sunderland and Wingate, tea dealer,
William Robinson, Saddle worth, Yorkshire. dyer.
John Mozley stark, Gainsborough, bookseller,
William Waits, Doncester, millwright.
Frederick Butler, Stafford, ironmonger.