The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05 00:00:00

WISBECH CORN MARKET. MARCH 2

Although we are not liberally supplied with Wheat to-day,
yet the trade is as dull as it can be. and a reduction of Is. to
2s. is submitted to by some farmers only. Beans are. more
plentiful, and Is. cheaper. Oats are unaltered in value.
Best Red Wheats 621bs. to 631bs. perbush..34B. to 35s..extra 378
Secondary Wheats COlbs. „ 611bs.
Best White Wheat 621bs. „ 631bs.
Sec. White Wheat 601bs. „ 611bs.
Beans 651bs. „ 66ilbs
Oats

3s..ext ra 346

39s..ext ra 435,
35s..extra 36s
23s..extra 25s

DUBLIN CORN

MARKET. MARCH 1

Our supply of grain at market to-day was moderate. Wheat
met a steady demand at prices of Tuesday; but other descrip-
tions of grain were dull, and difficult of sale ; but we do not
alter our quotations :

White Wheat
Red ditto....

20s 6d to 23s 6d f Oatmeal lOs Od to lls 6d
19s 6d to 2ls 6d I Second Flour I2s 6d to 14s Od
]Os Od to I2s 6d 1 Indian Corn. qii.

Oats, old

26s Od to 28s Od

CORK CORN MARKET, MARCH

Influenced by the dull accounts from the English markets,
the trade ruled dull during the week, and prices of most arti-
cles have a downward tendency. The supply of Wheat from

6d. per barrel. Barley and Oats are ore plentiful, the former
declined 6d. per barrel, good samples of thelatterare in demand
for seed, and maintain last week's rates. Prepared easier is
purchase. Foreign Wheats of prime quality are in demand
for consumption at last week's rates. Indian Corn commands
a good deal of attention, and with a lively demand, prices are
firm at the advance noted last week.

BELFAST CORN MARKET, MARCH li
The weather since our last has been extremely fine, and spring

sowing progresses' energetically: Our farmers have, therefore,
been prevented from supplying the market with produce, and
prices during the week advanced somewhat, especially of Oat-
meal, for which 10s. 6d. per 1121bs. was paid. Wheat in good
demand at full prices. Flour without any change. Barley in
moderate demand at late rates. Oats in improved request at
rather better prices. Oatmeal, the supplies being small,
advanced 2d. per 1121bs. Indian Corn without animation ;
sales slow at our quotations. The business doing is chiefly in
yellow American, the demand for white Meal having declined
considerably. .At this day's market, local causes having Same day, near Ca.,
brought out larger supplies than were expected, sales were STON, Esq. Deceased
rather slower, and the top prices for Oatmeal was 10s. 4d. per settled in Singapore, V
112ibs. Wheat shared the dullness ; but Oats of prime quality of its mercantile corn
were wanted for seed, and brought Gs. 6d. per 1121bs. Indian On the 20th tilt'
Corn dull of sale; yellow, .E 6 10s. to -t'6 155.; white, to M‘NAIR, P-
... ..

Same day, ai Edint
of that garrison. This disci
and distinction in the Peni
severely wounded. He afts
Major Canch was a native c

Same day, in White(
BRANDON.

Same day, at the resid
Mr. WM. M'KENZIE,
Same day, of apoplex

master-mariner, Toitetli
teth-park.

Same day, aged 81, 1%
manufacturer, Hasling

as " GeneialCioney," of Cr
tion of 1798 be took an acti

of the insurgent army in r

On the 23rd ult., IVIL'
CHANDLIN, of Au(lley
Same day, aged 55 yea
terloo-road, licensed vic'
who had the pleasure of
Same day, at Great TE

second son-Of the lat

Same day, in Eaton.squar
formerly Governor-General

Same day, MARY, enits
Prince Eawm-street.

Same day, at the Louse of
the Old Swan, aged 79, ➢lr.
Same day, in her 68th year
Cable-street.

I Week 1850.
ending Amount

Feb. 4' s. d.
23 819 0 0
24 1210 0 0
23 408 0 0
—24 888 0 0
24 412 0 0
24 3256 0 0
17 5921 0 0
24 1323 0 0
—2O 221 0 0
21 710 0 0
—26 , 646 0 0

- 23 992 0 0
-20 112 0 0
- 24 864 0 0
- 23 2832 0 0
- 23 1941 0 0
-24 13849 0 0
- 24 2604 0 0
- 24 1775 0 0
- 23 2547 0 0
- 23 878 0 0
- 17 2640 0 0
- 23 3635 0 0
-24 16188 0 0
-24 11067 0 0
- 17 3102 0 0
- 17 715 0 0
-24 87 0 0
- 23 121 0 0
-24 37913 0 0
- 24 596 8 0
- 23 6753 0 0

24 8068 0 0
- 24 50f0 0 0
-24 19365 0 0

- 24 1017 0 0
-16 , 1978 0 0
-24 1 3039 0 6
- 23 5513 0
- 23 2143 0 0
- 24 , 122 0 0

370 0 0
0 0 0
39-1 0 0

23 75,5 0 0
- 17 1430 0 0
-23 . 1044 0 0
- 24 • 739 0 0
- 23 278 0 0
- 17 ' 194 0 0
24 11950 0 0
24 5269 0 0

432
1116
403
961
359

750
2974
1651
12511
1877
1098

843
1663
3022
16911
11247
2000

19133
1049
1725
2446

6156
1430
1715
648
252

March.
Tuesday.... 5
Wednesday.
Thursday .. 7
Friday .. • . 8
Saturday .. 9
Sunday ....10

On the 16th ultimo, in Everton, aged 77, Mr. WILLIAM
ANDERSON.
On the 19th ultimo,
Same day. in Loudo
COBDEN, Esq., MX,

ed 85, Mrs. MARY ARMSTRONG.
WM. HUGH, infant son of RICHARD

'eh Castle, Major CANCEL fort-major
guished officer served with honour

!vets! times

xards served in the American war.

()ogles, ALEX. LAWRIE JOHN-
s the first British merchant who
years ago, and the honoured leader
y for upwards of twenty years.

Same day, ROBERT, youngest child of Mr. WAREING,
solicitor, Ormstirk.
On the 2lst ultimo, in her 2.'d year, JANE, wife of Mr. WM,
JONES, of Beau-street.

Same day, after a long and protracted illness, Mr. WILLIAM
WOODMAN, 127, Scotland-road, aged 41 years.
Same day, ANN, wife of Mr. THOS. 'WILLIAMS, build6r,
&c., Mill-street.

Same day, in Park-lane, aged 71, Mrs. SLACK.
Same day, at Barton-unner-Needwood, MARY, sixth daugh-
ter of the late J. PEEL, Esq.. of Accrington-house, Lancashire.
On the22d ultimo, at Monkstown, ELIZA.
PIM, relict of the late Jonathan Pim, Esq., of Bloomsbury.
Same day, at Edinburgh, aged 68, Sir Vl. ALLAN. ILA..

president of the Royal Scottish Academy, and her Alajesty'iri
limner for Scotland.

pel, aged 48, MARY, wife of. Mr. JAS

e of his brother-in-law, in Everton;
rer, Douglas, Isle of Man.
2d year, Mr. RD. ORTZ

hi's 6!

;ce, Northimberland-street, Tox;

Saline day, at Haslingden, in his list year, Mr. T. ASPI-
NALL.

JAMES BARROW, sen., woollen

Same day, 'aged 29,-RICHARD DREW, second son of A.
APPLEGATH, Esq., of Dartford, Kent.
Same dat, aged 76, Mr. THOMAS /..CLONEY2 better known

Ikenny. In the insurrec-
nd commanded a brigade

t of their

M CURTIS, son of Mr. 11-10 MAS
,t, London-road.
Ntr. WILLIAM GLOVER, of Wa-

ge, Oxon, aged 30, C

Bart., of Fountain-hall:
ton, General Lord AYLMEB,

aughter of Mr. WM. KIRBY, of

his son-in-lsw. Mr. J. Oliver, of
ROTHWELL.
Mrs. MARGARET REILLY, of

Same day, at Llandudno, Mr. WM. OWEN, landlord of the
King's I-lead Inn.

On the 2ath ult., at Bootle, URIAH COUILLARD, Esq.,late
of Boston, U.S.
Same day, at Hastings
eldest daughter of WM.
On the 25th ult., at L
the late Mr. RICHARD
Same day, in Rathho
Deceased was one of t
at the memorable batt
ship Timerara

119, CHRISTINA LETITIA
,ES F. NIACREADY.

ANN, eldest daughter of

Mr. WILLIAM BOLTON

her of the Wesleyan connexion

rviving seamen who fought
lgar, on board his Majesty's

Same day, in Shaw's•brow, .ag
The deceased had been
for forty years

ed 88, MARY HOULDIN.

from the effects of nn
of Glaszow.

Mr. GEORGE ELLER'
Same day, in Park-street
Mr. JOHN BEATON. jun..
On the 26th ultimo, in her 73,1 year, ANNAS, wife
KENDAL, of South-street, Toxteib-park.
Same day, in Anfield-lane, Walton-breck, WM. NIXON,
Esq., of the firm of Robert Preston and Co.
Same day, in South-road, Waterloo, JOHN, infant son of
Mr. CHARLES ANGEF
Same day, in Jordan.
late ADAM DIAMOND
Same day, at his residence, Waterloo-road, Ramsey, Isle of
Man, in his 90th year, BENJAMIN GILGREST, Esq., for-
merly of London, much regretted by all who had the pleasure
of his acquaintance.
On the 27th ultimc, in Upper Hope-place, in her 78th year,
Mrs. SUSANNA LLOYD, mother of Mr. G. Lloyd, solicitor.
Same day, Mr. W.M. WRIGHT, of Beath-street, Toxteth-
park, ironmoulder, for twenty-two years in the employ of
Messrs. Fawcett and Preston.
Same day, aged 31 years, ELEANOR, wife of Mr. JAMES
THOMAS STEWART, 21, Church-street, Everton. .
Same day, aged 38, Mr. JAMES KIRKHAM, veterinary
surgeon, Birkenhead.
Same day, aged 14, RICHARD, eldest son of Mr. WILLIAM
RAWLE, chemist. Lord-street.
Same day, in London, in his 82nd year, THOMAS MARTIN,
Esq., of this town.
Same day, at his house, Rock-park, Rock Ferry, aged 77,
WILLIAM CIIAMLEY, Esq.
On the 28th ultimo, at Dumfries, aged 42, Mrs. AGNES
HANNAN, of the Tam O'Shanter Inn, London-road.
Same day. in Green-street, Crown-street, aged 1 year and 11
months, WILLIAM GEORGE SUTCLIFFE.
Same day, aged 68, HARRIET, wife of Mr. JOHN FIELD,
of Tarvia-road, Broughton.
Same day, at Walton, ',lefts, in his 64th year, the Rev. E.
BICKERSTETH, rector of that parish.
Same day, ANN, the beloved wife of the Rev. J. B. ma-
HAM, M.A.,frncumbent of Rainhill.
On the Ist instant, ANN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM JONES,-of
Warwick-street.
BUSaSmHeELdL pa ay, ,avgieedr,
Same day, at her residence,
of the late JAMES SIEPH EN:-•( )N.
45,K MARGARET,Knotty As
wife of Mr. THOMAS
On the 2nd instant, at tip. residence of Mrs.
0 oiN alkner-
street, aged 13, ROSE MARY ELIZABETH C .
Same day, at his residence, 6111-street,
reet aged 78, Afr. P.
LBTIF:

street, aged 54, JANE, widow of the

9, Jordan-street, JANE, relict

MA CA U LEV.
Same day. at Cristleton, near Chester, after a abort illnestS
aged 24, DEBORAH, daughter of the late Rev. JOS. ROWER:
of Waverton

lOMAS WEBSTER ROBERTS,

Same day, aged
ynelt:inl:::orihf.neGi.rechild of the late Mr. STEPHEN
21st year, ANNE ELIZABETH,
at George-street, in this town.
L. POWER, Esq., formerly of Arequipa,
of No. 6, Everton.valiey.
tßhAsOe.,cfn,moEtteihNrtetsiha3c3al;:iiliojAilvi'osmilt.),alid;,

Game day, after a long and tedious illness, which he bore
greatwitU patience and fortitude, aged 18 years, J. T. BAR-
,sonof Mr. J. Turner Barton, H.M. Customs.:
Same day, aged 24 years, MARY, the wife of Mr. EDWARD
FLOWER, of Ashten.street, Pembroke-place.

TIDE TABLE

MORN. IEVENG. H 0 HT

h. in. h. in. ft. in
3SS 4 5 13 7
423 5 4 11 11
5 40 6 20 10 10
7 2 740 10 9
8 15 845 11 5
913 936 12 7
9 511 10 17 tl3 11

HOLVDAYS,

14th Sunday in Lent,