The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03 00:00:00

IMPORTATION Or

COIN Fl

Wheat Barley Malt
English 14707 7571 18389
S.oteh -
.11;18h . ..... 8
lint. Onlonies
858. 825

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET; Arum

We have to note a continued depression' in out Ifutter market. The
demand for Beef and Pork for stores is steady, and some sales of the
latter have been made for export. In Bacot', Lard, and [lams, there
is a fair business doing. .

BuYTen.—Belfast
••• • • •
Colerain
...... „
Sligo
Derry
Waterford, new.......
Limerick. ..... • . • •
Cork:.
Do. pickled 'ids, new.
Do. dry Ms, uov
Newry,
Do. dry Ist, new
Dundalk
Carlow
Bina P. —New Prime Mess
New India,

SO 0
70 0 --
00 0 -
72 0 -
74 0 -
94 0 -
00 0
00 0 -
00 0 -
00 0 -
09 0 -

84 0 per cwt.
74 1:1 •
00 0 ---
74 0
76 0
96 a --
70 Q.
00 0 --
88
62 0 ---
68 0. --

00 0 60 0 --
70 0 Rd 0 --re-t •
95 0 102 6 pet.tlerecre
. :05 0 110 0 ,—.-, •
Hong
. 46 0 Ortniileb,
Do. 25 0 30 0 per, barrel.
11.tcoN, new
Do. old
•DlAms 43 0 —. 45 0
WELT Do
, , 46 6 - 4A 0
Bladdered , 49 0 50 0

LIVERPOOL -AGRICULTI
• • -••- 8. d. s. d. • •
Thy
New 0 7 D 9
Cloverlhy .O 6 0 7 —.—
Straw, Wheat 0 4 0 5 --..
-Straw, Oat 0 3 0 3i
Green Clever 0 0 0 0

URAL MARKET, Anal:
s; d. a. id.).‘
Potstom 1 tWk 10 90015
. Cattk Votatoca 1 a a 3,
Turnips .... 017 0 per. tOW
Carrots 26 027 0
Manclewurzle 23 024 0
Manure 7 4 .0 0

WHOLESALE PRICES OP BALTIC AND AIM
LITERro

Z. a. d. Z. a. d.
TIMBER, IP cubic foot,
Riga ........ . 0 2 60 0 2 R
Dantzig

dERICAN TIMIIEL
)1., April 2.

.buTtHe

Meme1...... 0 2 3 02•
American Pine ' 0 1 7 0 2 0
Do. Quebec.« .... . . .0 1. 84 0 1 9
Red .Pine:....._.......,...{ 4 0 2 0
Quebec Oa ...... „0 2 2 .0 2. 9.
Birch - s•
PLANKS, 4f, foot of 2 inch.
Dantsig Deck • - 0 0 4 0 0
American Pine .
DEALS, ;F standard hundred.
Best Petersbutg Red
Do., White 14 10 0 15 0 0
?Acute) Red "-) • .18 0 A 17 0•0
Dantaic & Swedish Red jo 0, 15 10 0'

55e. loud. of be'
4t ; ftqlq,,

tee. V foul of 5018.

I`sl. V load of 50 feel-

r AO.
ta..*e MU* VlO

Zl9 0 592 V 19S•

LivgiulooVnivmutttrT ISCISINMSS.

• FRIDAY. Aram 3. RoVs
CHARLES IlavricsutY, =rebind; 2d meeting. at the Clarendon •
Rooms, at - •• • •
Gsoaen Lueawoo & WILLIAK WILSQW, merchants, 24 meet-
ing, at the Clarendon Ilootaa. ,411. .OE4 • ie.. • .N.• • 1
SATURDAY Aerti2..4. • - • •
JOHN COMM, builder. Ist meeting. Clarendon Rooms, at.... 11

TUESDAY. ATari.'7..
MYNBARD ARTP.MBYTIR, salt-dealer, 2d meeting, at the Claren.
don:Rooms, at
TEoXAR WADLSY, merchant, Ist meeting, at the, C aren .
• Rooms, at • ••••' •• .
JOHN ROWLAND, publican, audit, at Mr. T. 8. Smith's dace.

nlf D, pnnticau.
25. North John-street, at v.. • t
Final Dividend.
WEDNESDAY. Arum 8. . •• . ••• -
GRORGIi LOCKWOOD and Wit.i.tax Wtt.son. merchants, special
meeting. at. Mr. A. Norris'a oillc.o.,Vnion Buildings.. at.. a

LIVERPOOL* INFIRMARY 'REPORT,'
Prom the 26th Feb. to tAe 2d April, 1835. ' •

DISCIRARGED.
In-patlentskeured . 111
Relieved and M own request , , 36
Made Out-patients
'lrregular
Dead

ADMITTZD.
Casual during ,ejtf Pr.
the last week s
Remain in the house . •
• • •••►
I

_
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Forshaw.
House Visitors, Mr. Gibbimi Mr. Shaw, and Mr. Parker.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.--11ouse Surgeon', Mr. 3: Long.

LOCK *HOSPITAL.
Discharged 471 Admltted.;..T.. 47 f In the Hospital..... 47

OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY,• SLATER:STREET,'
Established :I. D. 1820.'• ' - '

New Patients admitted during the month of March 192
Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist- ~
ance during the month of March..
Number since the commencement

Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Christian.
Surgeons, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Neill.—Tressuter.- Mr. J. Knowle4-

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers fti
the Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS.' PER PRR PREY.
March 21, 1835
March 22, 1634 ..... ISM . la. 103 .....,.:172 .5 7
• Yeas it'
Less 20. • 21 .L 4-• •

- ..,
Less 49

-----
Statement of daily relief paid ont-door poor, week ending_
March 30, I 5135. 2199 families per L'259 14 5
March 31, 1834 2281 24418100

.i.A;s's 49'

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Moie £l4 15 7

On Sunday, the 22d tilt., Astbury, Mr. Bebbington, of Ocer, near
Northwich, to Maiy, daughter of James Johnson, Esq. atchitect,
Gongleton. t. -
On Saturday last, at Kirk Braddan, Isleman, Mr. Alexander Lew.
thwaite, paper-manufacturer, of Braddan, to Miss Mary Alan Kinraide.
On Monday the 30th ult., at Nantwich, Mr. B. B. Baldwin, Portrait.
painter, Bold-street, to Miss Elizabeth Gee, of the fOrmer place.
(fn Tuesday last, at Neston, the Rev. Samuel Irton Fell, M.A..
incumbent of Marple, riear Stockport, LOY:ilia, seed daughter of
Joseph Lyon, Esq. of Neston. ' •

' Yesterday. by the Rev. James Stewart, A. M.,•Edvrard
Hudson, Esq., Leeds, to Snsannah, widort of the late Joseph Watson,
Esq., L.L.D., of Aviary hill, Eltham, Kent, • ••• • • •

DIED;

On Wednesday, the 18th Wt., at AMlweb„lnglesea, aged 27, Mr.
llugh Williams.

On the 22i1 ultimo, aged 70, Mrs. Hannah Ellison, of Netherfield-
line, South.

Same day, at Brompton, near London, aged 46. Robert Wait:muff,
Esq., eldest son of Vie late Mr. Alderman Waithman, M. P. •
On Monday, ,the 23d ult., at Moor-side, Caton, in the 21st year of
his age, James, the second son of George Wildman, Esq., deeply and
sincerely regretted.
= On Friday last, aged 2 years and 10 months, Margaret, daughter of
Mr. William Robinson; Soho-street. • ,

On Saturday last, in Brownlow-hill, aged 17 years, Adam, non of
Mr. Gerron, Rainton, Gatehouse of Fleet.

' On the 29th ult., at Bolton, in the' 19th year of her age, after a long
and painful illness, which she bOre with udoemmon fortitude and
resignation, Jane, eldest daughter of B. Oray,zEsq., of fleedleyi near
Manchester. Iler truly amiable disposition, and her patience under
acute suffering, *ill came her death to be long and deeply regretted
by all her acquaintance ; while those who were most closely endeared
to her cannot but feel some consolation under their bereavement in
having witnessed the soundness of her religious principles, and her
Proficiency 'in that wisdom which is from above ; and which, when
lihen all worldly acquirements are of no avail, is a sure passport to
'the regions of eternal bliss. •

On Monday last, at Whiteharen, Mr. Henry Simpson, junior clerk
to thh Collector of the Customs, at that port, in the. 23threar of his age•
• On Tuesday. last, aged-, 33, Mary, wife of Mr. Joseph Parton; and
third daughterof the late James Aekers, Esq.

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