The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-03-18 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE

MANCHESTER —The cold weather appears to have operated
very unfavourably, f r in most of the warehouses very general
complaints have been made that at this season of the year things
were never known to be So flht, and in London also the whole-
sale houses are co plaining. We hays no doubt. when the frost
is gone we shall have a very busy time, but, until then, we fear
we shall continue flat. Spinners and manufacturers still con-
ti?:ue busy, and no alten.tion can be noted in prices. Indeed,
spinners were never better off, for they have no stocks, and
--have contracted for months to come, at he extreme prices. The
cotton market in Liverpool is also steady, and no idea is enter-
tained that even when the duty is off cotton will recede in p ice.
but the general opinion is, that it is 1 kely to go higher, rather
than lower.—Manchester Advertiser, of Saturday.

Lsans.—The demand for Woollen Cloths still continues ac-
tive ; and as the spring approaches Cloths of middling and bet-
ter qualities become more in request. As the stocks are small,
and the prices of the raw material are w•irking up, prices •e-
-main very firm. The transactions both for the foreign market
and for home consutripti n, a e nearly alike active.
BRADFORD MARKET.—There was a pretty good attendance of
merchants at this market on Thursday, notwithstan,ing the
extreme coldness of the day ; but the market did not manifest
the same buoyancy which has been of servable for s me weeks
past, owing, it was supposed, to the c mtinuance of severe
weather. Prices, however, remained fi.m for both Goods nd
Yarns ; and though the Wool market was not particularly ac-
tive, late prices were fu'ly maintained.
rIUDDERSFIMILD MARKET.—We had a large attendance of
merchants at the early market this meriting, and before the
close of the day nearly all the stocks of fancy good in the
hands of the manufacturers were disposed of. every new pattern
being bought with great avidity. Prices are proportionately
high, and there is a fair prospect of their continuing firm for
some time. . . .

HALIFAX MA RS RT.—There was a brisk demand for nearly all
kinds of stuff, and even mixed cotton and stuff goods, at this
market on Satuday, the heavier fabrics as well as the fancy pat-
terns selling readily. The yarn market was propor ionately
active, and more business might have been done if the spinners
would have taken the prices offered, which the present state of
the Wool market did not admit of their doing.
HECKMONDWIEE BLANKET MARK KT.—WE have nothing new
to record of the market since our last, the Blanket trade con-
tinues flat.

LEICESTER.—The contrast between the prices of Wool and
Yarns still continues very marked. In the general trade, there
is little charge. The prospect for the American trade is not
very encouraging; but, as a set-off, we hear there s a proba-
bility of the Canadians becoming very important customers.
The orders from the Continent come in as yet rather tardily,
in consequence of the seventy of the weather; and this delay
causes a I resent slackness of employms nt in the fancy branch :
but the prospects for the ensuing season are considered very
fair. In cotton goods more is oing.—Leicester Chronicle.
HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES —The cotton hose trade, es-
pecially the cut up branches, has considerably improved in some
quarters. The wrought cotton hose branch is a shade further
improved ; still it is but dull, the fashi,,n being decidedly against
the wear cf fine and handsome-made stockings. The drawer
branch is still in a flourish' ng state, the hands having full em-
ployment. Orders can with difficulty be completed. The silk
hosiery branches are in the same state they have been for the
last fortnight. Plain hose and plain gloves are a shade im-
proved ; knotted and fancy h se are very dull, espe ially the
former. The bobbin net trade is in a very (sir condition. Many
of the lace-houses are again working long time, the menders
having over-hours. The warp lace tr de is still in a very nealthy
condit on, as respects demand. The .small advance in the wages
will be beneficially felt. The tatting hands are in a much better
state, as respects wages, than the other branches. except those
on with the Jacquard. Still, notwithstanding the large field for
improvement, this manufacture has f• r a considerable time
shown but little or no improvement, the most able mechanics
devoting all their talents to bobbin net.—Nottingham Journal.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
MARCH. Hong.
18, Daniel Mackay, Ist

2ri, Cochrane and Robertson. (proof and div )
21, John Roberts, Ist
24, Thomas Higginson, proof
25, John Sanderson, 2nd
25. Wm. Howell. jun. 2nd
25, Joseph Scott, 2nd
25, George Harwood. audit
25, Broughton and Garnett
25, James Quinn. audit
26. James Brown Carson, proof
26, James Kewley. 15t....
27, Thomas Dix, Ist

Ditto, 12
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 1
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 12

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MARCH 15,

A DNIITTE 1).
In-patients cured 29 In-patientQ
Relieved and at own request 4 Out-patients
Made Out-patients 0 Casuals during the week

DISCHARGED

Irregular
Dead ...

0 I Remaining in the house . ]96
3

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson
Chaplain...
Apothecary, Mr. George Padlcy.
House Visiters, J. B. Brancker and Jacob Will'nk, Esqrs.
House Surgeon . Mr. M'Cheane.
JAMES BOLD. Treasurer

I Amt. I
paid.

25
25
124
71
50

2
294
20
50
25
10

Admitted
Cure and Relieved.
Under Treatment .

PRICES OF SHARES, MARCH 17

SHARES

Sales
This Day

2i ;Banal; y Junction

ILA IL WAYS.

5 Birkenhead, Al'eli,st:rBi Chester SI
leO tirmingliani and baoticestei
25 Ditto quarter
5 Blackburn and Preston

dverpool

4 Bolton, Wigan
70 Bristol and Ext
33 Bristol and Glo
5 Caledonian ..
50 Chester and Birkenhead
9 Ditto new Shares
5 Ditto half ..
5 Chester and Holyhead .
1 Chester and rexham .
24 Dublin and Belfast
5 Dublin and Cashel
613 Dublin and Drogheda
23 Dundee and Perth
25 &astern Counties
3s 4d Perpetual
3s id Perpetual, No. 2
50 a dititiurgh and Glasgow
124 Ditto quarter •••
20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton
5 Ditto, preference-shares....
Glasgow and Dumfries
25 G asizow, Paisley, & Greenock
124 Ditto half sh res
11 Ditto preference
50 Glasgow and Ayr
124 Ditto quarter shares
100 4rand Junction .... ......
50 Ditto half shares
124 Quarter
23 One-eighth
100 Treat North of England
75 Treat Western
50 Ditto Half Shares

,ucester

4 Ditto Fifth Shares
50 Hull and Selby
10 Ditto quarter
10 Lancaster and Carlisle
47a ,ancaster and Preston .
19 Ditto three-quarter shares
100 .iverpool and Manchester 207
50 Ditto half shares
Ditto new
2i Liverpool, Ormskirk Prestun
100 .ondon and Birmingham 232
2 Ditto 432 shares
2 Ditto quarter shares
45 .ondon & Brighton . 64i 65
124 Ditto Loan Notes
50 *.ondon and South Western
6 Ditto new shares
2q London and 1 ork
5 Leeds and Bradford
40 .Manchester and Birmingham ... 65
2 Ditto quarter.. •
~"
2q Manchester, Bolton & .11o.Ssendale
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury . • 1551
4 danchester and Leeds
30 Ditto half shares
2 Ditto quarter shares ..........
100 lidland Counties l4O 1394
2 1-sth Shares
Newcastle anti Berm ick
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and Darlington Junc,
,North British
North Union (A.)
Ditto (B.)
Preston and Wyre
Runcorn Gap
Ditto preference
Sheffield and Lincoln .
Sheffield and Manchester
Quarter ..
'Scottish Central
Shrewsbury and Grand Junction
South Eastern and Dover ..
New shares
Trent Valley
Ulster
Yarmouth and Norwich
ork and N. rth Midland
Ditto half Shares
Ditto, (Scarborough)
York and Selby £sa shares
Ditto £25 shares

FRENCH, Sze. RAILWAYS
'lloungne and Amiens
ventral of France
Lyons and Avignon
3r.eans and Bourdeaux
Paris and Lyons
Paris and Orleans
:'aril and Rouen
saris and Stransburgh
touen and Havre
itrasburgh and Basle
iambre and Meuse
Fours and Nantes .

BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS
,iverpool Bank
Ditto Banking C mpany
Ditto Borough Bank
' Ditto Commercial .
Ditto Royal
Ditto Uni n
,anchestei iverpool Dsc rict,
orth ant South Wales
tndertonrarryine Company
iootle Water Works
Coal Gas Company
Ditto newshares.
xchange Buildings
larrington Docks
Torrington Water Works.
Giverpool Fire and Life
iverpool Dock Bond
Marine kssurance Company
Gas & Coke C( mpany
Ditto, quarter
tock Ferry
;team Tug Company

SOUTHERN AND TC
MARCH

IN PATIENTS

bls. 515.6 d

DXTET II HOSPITAL,
14, 1844.
OUT PATIENTS.
Entered on the Book
Cured and Relieved
Dead
Under Treatment ........

Chaplain, Rev. T. Nolan.
Treasur r John Platt. Esq.
Physician, Dr. Grindrod.
Surgeons, J. Churton, J. L. Minshull, and James Petrie, M.D.,

Esqrs.
House-Surgeon, Mr. J. W. Metcalfe.
Assistant House-Surgeon, Mr. T. W. Challinor,

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.

Direct. I direct

Direct

Australia
Bahia ..
Barbad:Jes,
Bombay
B. Ayres ...
Calcutta ...
C. G. Hope 4.
Charleston . Feb. 2:
China .... itee. 14
Deme ara.. .. Feb. 4.
Havana .... .. :0
Jamaica.
La Guayra.

.. Jan. 14
Feb. 8
. 1
Dec. 29
.. Jan. 22

Dec. 4

St. Helena .. Jan. 191
Maran ham .. j .. 23

Mauritius
Mobile
Monte Video. ..
N. Orleans
New York
Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro ..
Savannah
Valparaiso Nov. 16
Vera Cruz

I •• 7
I .. 4

Dec 23.
Feb. 5.
Dec. 30.
Feb. 17.
28
Jan. 23.
4.
Feb. 21.

13irtD0, ,I'liarrtagro anti BratDs.

BIRTHS

On the 25th ultimo, at the Rectory, Ashton- upon-Mersey, the
lathy of the Rev. C. B. SOWERBY, , f a daughter.

On the OM instant, at Guernsey, the lady of the flon. Lieut
Colonel JOHN ST. VINCENT SAUMAREZ, of
Same day, the lady cf Major-General
LIFFE, Bart„ of a daughter.
Same day, at Gaer at n-house. Pwllhell t

firs. M. BURFORD, of a daughter,

ROBERT CUN-

fine boys

OWEN, draper, of tw,.
Same day, in London,
and, on the Bth, of two sons.
On the Bth instant, Mrs. SAMUEL BROOKFIELD, Aigburtb
vale, of a sou.
On the lbth instant
of a son.
On the 13th instant, at Mersey-terraces,
Mrs. THOMAS MAXWELL,of a son.
On the 14th instant, at Rock Ferry, Cheshire, Mrs. BOW
MAN, of a son.

at Aigburt:

ie lady of P. HARE, Esq.

MARRIED

Seacombe, Cheshire,

Lately, at Bath, Mr. WILLIAM STEPHESON, printer, of
this town, to Mrs. MARIA HARPER, of Bristol.

On the 16th of January, at the Mission Chapel, Calcutta,
WM. HAMMILL, Esq., to MARY, youngest daughter of ED-
WARD RIGMAIDEN, Esq , of this town.

On the 23rd of January last, at the Cathedrai Church. George-
town. Demerara, by the Venerab:e Archdeacon Lugar, A.M..
GEORGE NOBLE BREDIN, Lieutenant in her Majesty's Ist
West India Regiment, son of MO° -General Bredin. R.A. to
FRANCES ANNE; EDWARD HAYTER BINGHAM, Lieu-
tenant and Adjutant Ist West India Regiment, youngest spa of
the late Colonel C. C. Bingham, R A. and n. phew of 111 b late
Lieut.-General Bingham, of Meicombe.Binghatn, DorSet. to
CECILIA LEWIS PAULINE ; and by the Right. Rev the Lord
Bishop of the Diocese, the Rev. J. FREDERICK BOURNE,
officiating minister of St. Mary's, Enmore, e Best son of Johi
Henry Sumac, Esq., of Partney, in the county of Lincoln. to

aughters of WM.
Sir Charfell

ELIZA JANE, second, third, and
BERLE WOLESLEY, and gland daughters
Wolseley. Bart., of Wolseley-hall, Staff

On the 4th instant, by the Rev. Donald Fergusson, Mr. L.
HURST. to JESSIE, youngest daughter of the late Mr. WAIT
GIBSON, of this town.

On U'e sth instant, at Leith, by the Rev. John Sarni, Mx
JOHN MASON, of this town, to MARY, eldest daughter of MT
ALEXANDER DOWNS, of Leith.
On the 6th instant, at St. Barnat
JOHN NEWTON. of North qub

Church, Mr. GEORGE

i-street,

iss CATHB-

RINE RIDING, of Great Orford street.
On the Bth instant, JONATHAN HILL. Esq., of Cholmonde-
ley, Cheshire, to LYDIA HOLMES, daughter of the late
THOMAS BELL, M.D., of Dublin.

On the 10th instant. at Peter's Church. London, by the
Rev. George Thomas Ouneron. WILLIAM GATES, Esq.. to
MARY CAMERON. daughter of the Hon. L^-rd ROBINSON.

one of the Judges of the Couit of Session in Scotland
Same day, at Trinity Chrr.li,over Damen. by the Rev. R. M.
Lamb, Mr. JAMES WAI.Sit, of Mary Hill Print Field, near
Glasgow, to MARGARET, second daughter of Mr. WILLIAM
HUTCHINSON, land surveyor and agent, Over Tharwen.

On the 1 tth instant, at Christ's Church. Streatham. FRED-
ERICK THOMAS PATTERSON, Esq.. 87th Royal Ir!sh Fat-
leers, to MARY. second daughter of HENRY WOO LER, Esq►,
late of B mbay. of Upper Tulse Hill. Brixton. Surrey.
Same day, at Shrewsbury. Mr. DAVID :%lORGAN, of Liscard,
Cheshire. to Miss SOPHIA, daughter of the Rev. J. HARRIS,
of St Alban's.

Same day, at Wandsworth. Mr. WM. FA, LA CLARKE, cif
this town, to LETITI A, dau .hter of the Rev. EDWARD Willi-
LEY, late of St. Nlichae.'s Church,- in this town, and now of
Wandsworth, in the county of Surrey.

Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth•parli,
Mr. ALFRED JENKINS, mariner, to ELIZA ',ML daught?r
of Mr. SAMUEL HENDERSON, of Gore-Areet, Toxtetb-park.
On the 11th instant, at Paddington. HENRY. son of JOHN
NIASTERMAN. Esq., M.P. to ELLEN, second daughter of.g.
108 109 . s. CHAUNCEY, Esq.

On the 12th instant, Mr. li. EMERY to Mrs MARGARET
FERGUSON, tic-used victualler, Great Homer-street, Kirkdale.
On the 15th instant, at r righton. by the Rev. H. M Wagner,
vicar, Captain RAWsON JOHN CROZIER, of the 26th Regi-
ment Bombay Native Infantry, second son of R. B. Crozier,
Esq , Westhili, Freshwater, Isle of Wight, to EMILY JANE,
eldest daughter of JOHN BRIG LITMAN, Esq , Regency-square,
Brighton.
Someday, at Loudon, by the Rev. J. Ho!mes. vicar, Mr. SA N -
UEL E. PERKINS. of North:A-upton. to ANNE. third daughter
of Mr. GEORGE JACKSON CARRICK, of Wilton, Lear Gni*.
borough, Yorkshire.
Same day, at ,t. John the Ral,ti,t's Church, by the Re; •
James Hassan, Mr. JA F.:-; IIAYI. S. cotton spinner. of Leigh,
to MARY, only daughter of the late Mr. JONATHAN SCOTT,
of this town.

On the lath instant, at St. Bride's Church, JOHN JAMES
ROWE, Esq.. of Lima, AGNES, eldest daughter of JAMES
GRAHAM, Esq .rnercliarit of this town.
On the 13th instant, al St. 's Church, Kirkdqle, Mr. W'
PORTER, to CHA RI,OI E. youngest thaig .ter of the late
Mr. h LLIOT AHTHY, of this town. .
On the 17th instant, at -t• John's Church, by the Rev. Albany
It. Lloyd, Mr. JAS. PEELHOLMES, mariner, Horatio-street,
to Miss ANN CHERKY.