The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-02 00:00:00

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. JUNE 29,

ADM rrrED: Accidents,6l; Medical and Surgical Cases UpPl3
recommendation, 11; Total, 72.—.Dtsc ti ARO E : Cured, 22 ;
Relieved and at 0411 request,3; Attending as Out- Patients, 47;
Irregular, 3; Died,3.—Remaining in the Hospital, 80.
Consulting Ourireon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for 'he week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr. E, Jones ;
House Visito.,v, Jaques Myers and John Clint,
Esqrs.; House Elitvons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall ;
Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Win,
Hughes.

LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS

68, SOHO. STREET.
WEEKLY REPOT; T, dux 26.
Boys on the Books 93 Boy,: on the Sick Li5t......
Average daily attendance BO ()Wail 'ea Situations ... ... 1
T. D. Anderson, Esq.,. Treasurer; 30ge111, 14"b1)acKLnt,
Hon. Secretary; .1. B. Orriss, Supe,"Uttonuent; i
Heath and Brougham. Esqrs.

Bedell Blrisfi;ip-1801b!23 0 —24 0 d 0..... --
Pease, English, white 25 6 —26 6 blue.... ——
Do. & Irish .. maple —— grey.— —— --
Flour,per 28011,
Enedish&lrish,2ndsl2s 0 —26 0 Ifine ....26 0 —2B 0
Ditto. superfine 28 0 —3O 0 .extra ..32 0 —33 6
Oatmeal, Tr ld. of 2401 t) 1 i
Irish, 1849 2l 6 —22 0 old ....20 0 —2l 0
Canadian I do. ....20 0 —2l 0
Bran.*24lb —— 010 1 0

are made

-a •••••.- ••aa, ul ,c,c anti ILIC
Mediterranean, for which, during the last two days, some ex-
tensive orders have been given out at prices in no case less
than id., and in most fully id., higher than could have been
obtained last week. Yarns for ome
cial request, at an advance on the w

pc§ g.,
.par'this has been the case with cop yarns, particularly in Nos.
from 30's. to 60's, which are decidedly scarce. The advance in
cloth h.is been less decided than in yarn, the demand continu-
ing more moderate.
ROCHDALE.—There is little change in the flannel market
.

either in aemand or price. There has been very little doing in
the wool market, principally from the dealers holding out for
prices the manufacturers were unwilling to give.
:19ACCLESFIELD.-A few goods have been sold during the
week at prices barely, if at all, remunerative ; and the continu-
ance, on the one hand, of advancing prices for the raw mate-
rial, and on the other the stationary, if not depressed state of
the market for goods, are compelling our manufacturers to
stop production as far as practicable, until a better disposition
as to prices shall be manifested.

LEEDS.—The woollen cloth trade continues active, the de-
mand being equal to the supply of goods, and prices firm.
BRADFORD.—Wool.—The prices sought and demanded in
the country are such as are acting as a drawback on the pur-
chases made here. New wools are now selling far too high, but

many parties are sanguine that these will long Ce'sus-
tained. Yarns:—The increased price sought for all kinds of
wools compel the spinners to seek a corresponding advance,
and the contracts for July will only be made at an advance of
3d. to 6d. per gross on June prices. Pieces.—The demand
continues brisk, and the manufacturers are generally working
to order, but for fresh contracts higher prices are demanded.
HUDDERSFIELD.—Though there has been an average busi-
ness doing at the warehouses; and although the wool trade has
not beon much better than last week's, there has been more
doing in the Cloth Hall than has been known for some time.

HALIFAX.—There is a fair business doing in worsted goods,
at steady prices. The inquiry for low lastings continues, but
there is not a large make of that article just now.. Yarn is in
active demand, at advancing rates. The wool market exhibits
more life, and considerable quantities are changing hands.
NOTT INO Fl AM.—Lace.—We have only had a very moderate
inquiry for all descriptions of goods since our last report; but
it is a season when we generally expect business in our way to
be flat, until the demand for the autumn trade sets in. Hosicry.
The trade for business in London and Manchester has rather
improved.

LEICESTER.—There is much more inquiry for goods this
week, and some orders for autumn goods are given, on the
ground that prices will not be lower. Wool is advancing in
price, but while the growers are becoming sanguine as to high
prices, staplers and spinners have not much confidence as to
the permanency of such rise.

RAILWAY RECEIPTS.
The following are the receipts of railways tor the past v
int is to say. up to the date to which the eeßrweetis.e rat

1850. I 1849.
Amount. lAmnt

23 3332 0 0 2536
10 I 266 0 0 243
201 091 0 0 829
25 1076 0 0 1033
22 i 561 0 0 476

3237 0 0 1-3143
2459 0 0 1329

24E6 0 0 2724
1211 0 0 1049
3381 0 0 2030

22 4371 0 0 3418
23 19005 0 0 19171
23 15067 0 0 13650
16 3571 0 0 2218

tenhali, Cheshire. - --
On the 14th ultimo, of apoplexy, aged 60, ELIZABETH,
relict of the late Mr. JOHN DE CAMP, bookseller and libra-
rian, of this town.
On the 15th ultimo, at Topcliffe' near Thirsk, aged 75,
RACIIAEL, relict of the late Mr. THOMAS LANGDALE,
fsirmor

On the 16th ultimo, at Kirkcudbright, aged CO, Mr. JAMBS.
BLOOM, assistant officer of customs, and general clerk to the
incorporated trades.
On the lsth ultimo, in Mount-pleasant, JAMES ANDER-
SON, Esq., of Hill-street Mills, Glasgow, and Seel-street, in
this town.

Same day, aged 82, ELIZABETH. relict Of the
JAMES GLOVER. of Parr, near St. Helens.
Same day, JOHN ROI3Y. Esq., forn
an author he was well known, particularly from his work The
Traditions of Lanea.thire.. The deceased was one of the
sufferers by the wreck of the steamer Orion.
same day, JOHN HUME, Esq., of Glasgow. Deceased lost

his life on L'oard the steamer oTio"n.

erly of Rochdale. As

Same day, Mr. ALEXANDER GRAHAM, for nearly thirty
years a faithful and respected steward in the Liverpool and
Glasgow steamers. As each successive vessel was built for the
former firm of Matthie and Martin, and latterly of Burns and
Martin, .tr. Graham, ns his conduct fairly merited, was pro-
moted to the new and last steamer, and it was his unhappy
fate to be in the unfortunate steamer Orion when she was lost
off Portpatrick. Ever zealously alive to his duties, it appears
that his exertions at the time of the occurrence were of the
most praiseworthy nature, and that, in fact, he lost his life in
his anxious endeavours to lessen,, so far as he could, the
sufferings of the passengers in the ill-fated vessel. From the
moment that the ship struck he was unceasing in his repeated
journeys to and from the cabin, NI hen almost filled with water,
to provide coverings for the nearly naked and distracted pas-
sengers, who had rushed upon deck as they had been in their
bed ; and but for this humane and devoted solicitude for the

passengers, and his anxiety to save the money under hi:
charge, he might, and most probably would, have been saved
as he was an expert swimmt r.
On the 19th ultimo, at Ardratan, aged 109.
Up to the hour of her decease she was in posses

. .
Same day, .ased. 48, RICEIMAL, wife ()I
ROBERIS,_JoIner, and only daughter of the

Kirkman, of bury

SYBIE GLYN

Same day, aged 25, MARY ANNE, wife of Mr. ALEXANDER
SLOAN, draper, Hunter-street.
Same day, in Dublin, suddenly, NEIL MTEVITT, Esq
sub-editor of the Freem(

rourneil,

at Southampton, in his 21st year, WENTWORTH JOSEPH
son of the late JOSEPH DILLON. Esn_
On the 20th nit., at Selside, near
RIGG, Esq., formerly of this town
Same day, in this town, age(
daughter of Mr. LUKE EASTWOOD

Keiidal, aged SO, THOMA

30. MARGAREI
to of Lancf

Northumber

Sdroe (lay, at Rock,
QUET, Esq., governor of tI
many years colonel of the Lig
Same (lay, at Lee, Devonshire
TON, Esq., Q.C.
Same day, at Cheltenham, Vice.
Bart.

Voluntf

RICHARD PRI

Sir J. C. COGHILI

Same day, at Sowerbv. n(
year, ANNE, the wife (

Thirsk, Yorkshire, in her f
WM. LAMBERT. Esc,.

;ed 64, JOHN MIEKLI