The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-02-12 00:00:00

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FED.

e had only a moderate show of stock, but the quality good
for the season. Good Reef and Mutton supported last week's
rates, and all stock of fair and good qualities found buyers
before the market closed.

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET. FEB. 6.
We had an excellent supply of fat stock at our market tc

to ss. 9d. per st. of 141 b. ; MuttOn, from 4id. to old. per It
There was also a good show of lean stock and Pigs, and at
close of the market nearly all was disposed of.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET

FEB. 7

We had rather a short supply to-day, and a better deman
for goad meat, either beef or mutton--the prices for beef, i
sink, being 38s. to 465. per cwt. for ordinary, and 465. to 48
for prime heifers. Prime mutton also may be quoted 0. pe
lb. higher, viz., ordinary kinds, 40. to lid. ; prime, sid. t
. .

6d.: ri',eal,6id., to 7d. per lb., in house lambs, 235.
each, with a good number for sale. Young cattle rearing
calves to year and two year olds, were in request for gr
varying in prices according to quality, but bringing fair
The pig market very considerable, with well finished kti
Is. per cwt. less than last market day, viz., 30s. to 345. no
the English markets.

STATE OF TRAM

MANCHESTER.—Throughout the present week this
has been dull and inactive in all departments. The
has been small, as respects both goods and yavns for e:
well as for the home trade. Prices have continued at
the whole, but as the week has progressed, a greater d
irregularity has been perceptible, those parties IN hos

are expiring, being disposed to accept easier rat
prices they have hitherto demanded ; this will not
amount to an actual reduction in the price previously (
so much as that previously asked. In yarn the den
India is very languid; whilst the German houses only
sparingly, the Greek houses seem disposed to wait, an
manufacturers, they have not been so shy for a long y
Cloth is in a very similar position; the inquiry has been more
limited for the last ten days, but this week in a more marked
manner than previously.
ROCIIDALE.—The demand for flannels has been rathe
limited this week than last ; but kerseys and coarse goo(
met with a ready sale at former prices. In the wool 11
there is little change; prices are firm, and the manufa
continue to buy for immediate use only.
MACCLLSFIELD.—The activity of trade continues here, so
far as production is concerned, all departments being fully
occupied to a considerable extent with orders ; but the conti-
nued rise in prices of silk paralyses, for the moment, the
throwster and manufacturer, who are unable to realise a con
responding advance on thrown silks and goods.
LEEDS.—The woollen trade of this town and district con.
tinues active. A large number of the manufacturers working
to order, the business in the Cloth Halls is comparatively
meagre. There is no change in prices noticeable.
BRADFORD.—WOO/S: There is no material alteration during
the week. The quantity Coming to market is ranch decreased
and the wool now in the hands of the growers is held foi
prices that will not realise a profit here.—Yarns: The supply i!
still fully met by consumers. and prices firm.—Pieces: Then
is no alteration in the market worthy of note. The tidings
brought by the steamer which arrived from America on Mon-
day are very satisfactory, both as regards the demand and the
prices, goods were commanding, and a large spring trade
Is expected.
HALIFAX.—There was rather less activity in our Piece Hall
On Saturday than there has been of late, and the demand for
worsted goods is somewhat slacker, except for lastings, which
are extremely scarce; the low rates which have ruled for that
description of goods for some time past, and the difficulty of
procuring lasting warps, even at a considerable advance, hav-
ing greatly diminished the production. The quotations for
yarn continue firm, and the spinners are fully employed, but
they seem disposed to sell a little more freely. The sales of
wool are not extensive, and prices remain as they were.
HUDDERSFIELD.—Business continues good, both in the
Cloth Hall and warehouses. There is a better demand for finer
woollens, adapted for the home trade. Wools are firm and the
stocks low.

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, FEB. 10.

Direct. i Indirect,

Direct , Indirect

On the 2nd inst Z, in Bridge-street, Woodside, the wife o
Captain JOSEPH BELL, of the ship Eleanor Dixon, of a son.
On the 3rd instant, at St. Catherine's, Dumfries, the wife of
J. LINDSAY SCOTT, of a son.
Same day, Mrs. HENEY DICKINSON, of Edge-lane, of a
son.

Same day, at Fairfield, Kensington, 11Irs. W. G. ASPINALL,
of a daughter.

Same dap, at Glenduff, near Ramsey, Isle of Man, the wife
of JOHN M. GILCHRIST, Esq., of a daughter.
Same day, at Egremont, the wife of ROBERT NORRIS
JONES, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 3rd instant, Mrs. TH
son

)51AS BROWN BROWN, of a

--gtme day, in Low-hill, the wife of COOPER EWBANK, of a
still-born son. _

On the 4th instant, in Abercromby-square, Mrs. G. C. AR-
BUTHNOT, of a son.
Same day, in Bedford-square, London, the mite of the Rev.
THOMA S NOLAN, of a daughter.
On the sth instant, in Coates-crescent, Edinburgh, the lady
of Sir GRAHAM MONTGOMERY, Bart., of Stanhope, of a
son.

On the 6th instant, the wife of Mr. JOSEPH SHARPLES, of
the firm of Sharpies and Wallace, painters, paper-hangers,
&c., Copperas-hill, of twin
Same day, at Fairfield, Lt
HAYES, Esn., of a son.
On the 10th instant, the lady of J. T. VAI
Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, of

•i-,the wife of THOS. TRAVERS

LE, Esq., surgeon,