The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-23 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

..._,...
LERne
but pa,•"--.ine markets for woollens of nearly all descriptions
and —cularlY for shawls and cloakings suitable to the autumn
i...._ ,inter trade, have been brisk during the week; and
ash
have
ti:ty. has scarcely been equal to the demand, prices a.
Dart cuallarrPiWa,rds. The business in the warehouses is brisk.
the trade Y.tor export ; and there scems every probability that
will rule brisk for some time to come.
bainailistnithriesxxertin MARKET.—There was again a very animated
readynfotho Order; Tyuesday. Most of the manufacturers are
t there was a full attendance of merchants
segue tiv.41,7 anY thing new that was offered. Prices were con-
realised.' -41°. and in some few instances, improved rates were
Ito All ti,
manefa for ana:
—e new goods at market were sold.
demandcanwrs FLANNEL MARKET.—We have had a very good
Nvocil?c'es eels to-day, but vry little chanae in the prices.
their le—u'!rs complain that they cannot get an advance upon
Port on to the advance upon the raw material.
but has been much inquired after; and the prices are slowly,
gradually advanc'
thlqftAttipPutto advancing.
We had a brisk market here on Tues.
lictitoodveparitciarituheeiPsaulppdteymand being for merinos, which sold. at
being short. The yarn market was alike
iacil kr
Touremseariersates ; and there was rather more busines
done
r
weeks. ".' and clothing wools than for the last three or
might have been more extensive, the staplers
asked_ advanced rates for their wools.
~/astap,ax a.
'"Alticar.—The demand for manufactured goods
Zstr.p,lllarket still continues brisk, especially of the lighter
ch"l::!_s_ and
nearly all that was offered on Saturday found pur-
praierenswiveerreebfirrimsk., and both in the Yarn
s,__Leßerasra awn —We have no material change to report
I;c7cf;vvnira::::::::heßareekTis7atiesWth:oco.ls and yarns remain fully firm, and there
unt of business doing in the leading sorts.—Leicester
Nosiatty
trade wh A'•ln LACE TRADE.—Most branches of the hosiery
last ; this Vier silk or cotton, are duller this week than the
the hosiers 7;18° far reached the cut-up cotton hose branch, that
Vakes, and have in some instances, attempted to red, uce the
Wkight. The toPose the old trade-grievance of the ' pump
felt the
rdaenperiass‘viorn 1 °lt hose branch, though still dull, has n, t
sPeedY ren is swirl the same ratio as theup. The cotton
tin., rather dull. but hopes are entertained of a
scarcely bena• The drawer and pantaloon branch can
are atandit, said to be in anywise improved ; many of the frames
Materials g for want of work, while others are waiting f
The plain • „The silk glove branch is if possible, worse than ever.
~, „ in silk hose branch is also much depressed :we see many
silk best hands wandering about having nothing to do. The
ted branch may be said to be in a tolerable state, the
rids haven
informed, nearly full employment. The
et trade daes wstaillarcaontindull; and that even for the best
DittatbtbeKironn:n:
. The warp lace brannecsh is in the best state of any other
in the bosiery and lace trades ; but still there is a considerable
depression.—Nottingham Journal

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JULY 20.

DISCHARGED
LA-patients cured l9
Liateved and at own request 10
fade Out-patients 0
I
Irregdular
Irk
a

ADMITTED.

In-patients 42
Out-patients
Casuals during the week a
Remaining inthe house

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .D aws on .
Chaplain...
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
House Visiters, C. Moss and N. D. Bold, Esqrs.
House Surgeon Mr. M'Cheane.
JAMES BOLD, Treasurer.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JULY 20.
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
ADMITTED Accidents ....... .•• 18 Cured .. 19
DISCHARGED.
Medical and Surgic ... ........ Relieved and at own request 2
Upon recommendation ..e.B g Attending as Out Patients. 11
0 ---
1
.• . Irregular .............. 27 Died
Remaining in the Hospital. . 71.

Total..

Rouse
Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
Consulting
John Lightbody and H. J. Sanderson, Esq.
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplatn,Rev. Wm. Hughes.-House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker