The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-18 00:00:00

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h ultimo, in SC-Ott County,7lndiana, in his 90th
year, AMASA MITCHELL. The deceased served as a musi-
cian under Benedict Arnold ; saw him afterwards it the ship
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v enure; witnessed tue execution of Andre, the spy, and sur-
render of Cornwallis, the British general.
On the 16th ultimo, aged 67, Mr. ROBERT WILDING, of
Everton.

On the 23rd ultimo, at St►aiton, Ayrshire, aged 76,
BETH LANDERS, wife of ALEXANDER CLARK. The ce•
ceased was a granddaughter of ROBERT PATTERSON,

whose eccentric characte
Wniter Scott's Old Mortal,

is so prominently drawn in Sir

On the 25th ultimo, at Naples, Baron COSENZA, one of the
most celebrated of modern Italian dramatists.
On the 27th ultimo; at The Grove, Richmond, Yorkshire,
aged 44, PETER CONSTABLE MAXWELL, Esq., third son I
of the late Marmaduke Constable Maxwell, ,:sq., of Evering-
ham-park.
On the 4th instant, in Haemar-terrace, Linriere-marsh, aged
38, JANE, third daughter of the late ROBERT JONES, master i
mariner, Conway, North Wales.
On the sth instant, aged 2 months, AMELIA. On:liter of Boys on the Books.
Mr. JOSEPH OSMOTHERLEY, of Northumberland-street. girls ditto
Same day, aged 69, ISABELLA. wife of Mr. nonynT ACt cl;,1, t :off

Obtained Situations
• T. D. Anderson. I

relict of the late W.lll

daughter of 11:1r._111. 0-IXRLTON,Of Ed

ELIZA AN!
;e lane Hotel

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Patient

130; attheirov
; total; 172.

C. Rowla'nd, Esqr
tary and treasurer

Beans and other articles
Barley, 6,260; Oats, 267 ;

on all gads,

Wheat
Red do,
Barley.
Bere..
Oats...

Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George
Hover; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron
and Mr. Chyrton • House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman ;
Assistant House gurgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett.

LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS,
68, SOHO-STREET.

89 I Avera,
53 13(

ge daily attendance.

surer; J

nt; Visit,

!lam, Esqs,

ST. ANNE'S DISPFINSARY, ROSE-HILL

the last week

ses of prevailir

r the veek, JoPnSandeiToTil

larketo.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARCH 14.
The demand for Beef continues good ; the late arriva
western are partly landed, and the quality generally
improvement on last year; hence buyers have come for
freely, and several shipments have found -
prices from the quay. There ha. :._
from Ireland, and the sales are rather extens.
All the Bacon landed this week has been eage,
extreme rates. A fear is now entertained that the .
may check consumption. Some choice new Hams, in
have been taken at 51s. to 525. No Shoulders yet in the m,
het. Lard continues to arrive in small parcels from the Col
tinent ; these, meeting a slow demand, have caused a dull at
rather declining market. For want of assortment of Chees
the business this week has been limited.

i a demand for Po
, at full rat(
taken.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, _
Though stocks of Wheat and Flour are heavy in 1
inland places of deposit, (Wake:
more steadiness has prevailed dur

MARSH 15.

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efield, Manchester, &c.por,) tsm
m
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e advan

character as
holders, with rah._ uuSineSS on that
buyers. We do not vary the quotations of our last in ar
nartionhar

'ON CORN MARK

', MARCH 15.

---
The arrivals this week have ben unimportant. We have n
particular change to notice since our last; the demand b
consumers being steady for their present requirements, be
without any alteration in prices. We had again a short suppl
of English Wheat at our market this morning, which wa
cleared off at the extreme rates of this day se'nnight. N,
change in the price of Foreign. Flour unaltered. A larg
supply of English Beans, at a decline of 6d. per windle. Oat and Oatmeal fully supported our last quotations. Bran 6d. pe pack lower.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. ATA sell 14.
The arrivals continue moderate. English Wheat comes it
somewhat better condition, and for this description the ex
tretne prices of last week are paid, but the millers buy
their usual caution, owing to the lar,p

Barley brings ratbe'r inore'n;
Fine seed Oats are in request,
but for mewling qualities al

WISBECH CORN MARKET, MARCH 15
We have had a very moderat
which meets an improved den

,ow of Wheat here to-day

mon
Beans and Oats are also looking up.ey ---
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, MARCH 15.
The supply of Wheat from the farmers this morning was
small, and sold at Is. per qr. advance. Coastwise, the arrivals
this week are to a fair ext,,nt, (chiefly from Lincolnshire.)
Wheat was in good demand; fine fresh parcels of south coun-
try, and also the finer qualities of foreign, must be quoted Is.
aer qr. dearer than on this day se'nnight ; other descriptionithough more in request, cannot be called much bigher.—Fines, samples of malting _.arley realised 6d. to ls. per qr. advance;
in other sorts more doing at late rates.—Oats far seed brought
extreme prices; English and Scotch feeding qualities in steady
demand, without any material alteration in value. In Peas or
Beans no change.—Flour has met an improved sale during the
week ; Norfolk and Suffolk qualities at slightly advanced rates.
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MAncif 11.

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This week we have an improved feeling in the trade, and
some quantity of Wheat has changed hands, at rather over
former rates. Barley held for some advance. We have more
inquiry for Oats. No alteration in Beans, and still nothing
doing in Peas. At this day's market there was a limited sup-
ply of Wheat, arid a good business was done, at an improve-
ment of 6d. to Is. .per quarter. Barley held for some advance,
but buyers would not generally comply. Oats unaltered, and
we had less demand for Beans. No transactions in Peas.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 14,

Our Coin market continues very dull for every description
of grain, but we do not report any alteration in our quotations
of Tuesday last.

21s Od to 23s 6cl f Oatmeal lOs Od to lOs 9(1
195 Od to 22s 0:1 I Rapeseed lBs Od to 20s Od
llsOd to 14s Od Flour, second l2s Od to 14s Cd
its Od to Os Od Indian Corn, v
8s 3d to lOs 3d 480 lbs 29s Od to 32s Od

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 13.
There was a better o.dvance, and in the morning higher prices
were obtained both for Beef and Mutton, and both fell consi-
derably towards the close of the day, especially inferior.
Beef in sink, 40s. to 455. ; Prime, 465. to 475. per cwt. ; .Mut-
ton, lb.; 'House
marketd. small, and smart
s 355. to 30s. and 40s.
Lambs,tbouny,i
nl sd. to
to ss.
is.
eelaiircniitin.:3,aTe
Bacon.
..r; i
gpVr ei
cael
per cwt., at which all heavy kinds Were taken off by dealers,
especially for the London market.