The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-18 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB: 14

We have had a very good and steady demand, and the market
has maintained a very firm and healthy position throughout the
week ; prices of all kinds may be considered ith per lb. higher
than Friday last, particularly for Aal.crican deserintinn. nlnri

parcels in bond, this rise is fully established. Speculators have
taken 21,560 bales of American, 2400 Pernambuco, 300 Mace o,
and 1500 Surat ; whilst exporters 150 bales of American. We

•T
have had an active market to-day, and the sales reach about
9000 bales of all kinds, at extreme rates, one-third on specula-
tion.

The import

week is 19,620 bags, and th

;ales re

55,g5t, bar., riz

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMF

tTS OF COTTOI,

From the Bth to the 14th Feb , inclusive

Prices paid IMPORTS
is Ike week.,ThisWk..thisyeal

SALES (IF THE WEEK

350 Sea Island,
20 Stained

3590 Bowed Georgia

7949 80s8C
1

6„50 f Mobile
1 Alabama and Tenn
!4970 New Orleans

1 6130 11 8957,

3880 t f Pernambuco &Parai
Aricati and Ceara ..

31 Li 1066 1) 13092

840 Bahia and Maceio

1 Sawginn ed

• Demerara.Surinakl,&c
1350 Egyptian
▪ Barbadoes

Peruvian
Bahama.

,on West India

Carthagen a

10 Smyrna
.. Manilla

3720 Surat

Bengal

55950 bales

MANCHESTER.--We can mention little or no alteration in the
state of the market from that which we reported in our paper
of last Saturday.' Everybody is still busily employed in prepa-
rations for the trade of the ensuing season, and manufacturers
are, almost without excedtion, world g to order. The intel-
ligence from America, which has been brought by the steamer
Ca,bria, establishes the fact that no apprehension need be en-
tertained t n the subject of the supply of c tton. The turn-oft
at Heywood still continues; but it is to be hoped that, by mu-
tual cencessions, some satisfactory arrangement will be speedily
concluded between the workpeople and their employers.
Prices same as quoted by us last week. We may mention that
Messrs. niggle, Tuer, and Co., of Bury, have just patented an
invention for weaving checks and ginghams, which thr, atens
to effect a complete revolution in that branch of manufacture.
We have, however, been promised a full description for our next
number,—Manchester Advertiser.

nsns.—uwing to the large quantity of cloths now making
to order, there has been only a short supply of fresh goods at the
markets du log the week, and prices have ruled a trifle higher
in consequence. Business in the warehouses continues brisk,
although there have not been many metropolitan buyers down
during the week.

BRADFORD MARKET.—The demand for goods at this market
on Tuesday. was brisk ; and a good many pieces changed hands
at. late rates. The yarn market was active, the spi• ners still
complaining of their inability to realise adeonate prices. Record..

„ - - - pa uu,:oro-
ing to the present prices of wool. Tho wool market was very
firm, the recent London sales of Colonial wools having given
considerablebuoyance to the staple commodity of the district.

"'UDDERS lELD MARKET.—Thcre was
mice of merchants here on Tuesday, and r

a humerous attend

new pattern was readily bought up, prices being much the same
as of late. The sale of plain cloths arid other fabrics in the
warehouses was brisk, and the demand for yarn for the Scotch
market was also active.
HECKNONDWIKE BLANKET HATA
badly attended by merchan
very little business transac

—This market It

HALIFAX MARKET.—The demand for manufactured stuff
goods was brisk here on Saturday, especially for the heavier
descriptions of pieces, and prices were firm. The yarn market
was active; the wool market steady; and business generally
seems in a very satisfactory state.

ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET —There has been an a parent
busy market, but not very much has actually been done. The
manufacturers have been standing out for higher prices, to meet
the advance of the price of wool, caused by the result of the
Londo wool sales. It is cor4cleutly stated, tha the wool at
these sales has been chiefly purchased by the manufacturers, and

way into the hands of the dealers

LEICESTER.—WooIs are very firm. Yarns are dull of sale, a
they have been for some time past, but prices remain abr.,
same. The home spring trade, it is expected, will open
and a good season is anticipated. The prospects for the Ame
rican fall trade, however, are far from encouraging, from a va
riety of circumstances. Goods were imported last seas
greatly beyond what was necessary ; the consequence is, the
this year many goods still remain on hand.—Leicester Chroniclo

,••••414.
HOSIERY Amf LACE TRADES.—The cotton-hose trade is stiff
feeling a slight amendment, with hopes of a further improve.
ment as the spring approaches; but the great quantity of slot
hosiery much paralyzes this manufacture. The drawer an(
pantaloon branch is in much the same state it has been for thi
last fortnight : so much amended as to excite the hopes of thu
wo kinen of its further progression as the spring advances. Thu
silk knotted branch has had a few floating orders for ski, good:
of a very inferior description. There is little or no variation ir
the plain silk hose branch, which is in a very declining condition,
The warp lace trade is still safely and surely progressing, though
we hear of few decided impr‘ vJrn nts, except some in the 14
and pre s manufacture.—Nottingham Journal.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, FEB. 15
-....T [WEEKLY REPORT.]
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ALOIITTED

DI SCIIAn G tin

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
Upon recommendation

9 I Cured

Relieved and at own request
4 1 Attending as Out Patients.
• Irregular
23 Died
Remainingin the Ilospital.. 79.

Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
Rouse Visiters, Thomas Main and Jaques Myers, Esqrs.
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Wm. ilughes.--House.Surgeon, Mr. Parker

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY

REPORT, FEB. 15,

DISCHA RO ED

Relieved and at own request
Made Out-patients

7 1 In-patients,
5 Out-patient:
_ -

Irregular
Dead ...

3 I Casuals during the week
9 I Remaining in the house
3 I

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr:Dawson
Chaplain... ..... Rev. Thos. Harries.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
House Visiters, E. Gibbon and J. Willink, Esqrs
ijouse Surgeon . Mr. M'Cheane.
JAMES BOLD, Tre

PACKET LIST.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, February 14