The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05 00:00:00

5, Elias Molyueux (audit
6. Samuel Bell

6, Elias Molyneux (proof and div.j
7, Robert Greenhorn (audit).........

8, Joseph Feeny (Ist)

11, John Foden (Ist)

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11, Alexander Hillyard
12, Edward Jones (Ist)

J. Fynn,

14, Esther Bleriky (Ist) ..:
14, Thomas Jardine (audit)
14, T. N. Harris (audit) ...
15, Robert Adams (Ist) ...

TRADE AND

MANCHESTEI
week calcui

Nothing has occurred during the

aced to improve the aspect of this market. The
from India, Chinn, and Australia, all tell the same

Lemand ; w

Lea are but little better. From Cal-

cutta the advices are rather

oetter than were antimpatea
s since been experienced both fox

rates. TileSe opt
the decline p` pr

John Ridgway, beerselle_
On the 18th ult., at Pedestal-house, Southtown, Yar
mouth, in his 89th year, Captain Alanby, F.R.S., inventor
of the well-known apparatus for saving shipwrecked I
experiem

s in these descriptions ; but it does not
..gh any general demand would soon be
There is still very little inquiry for the
yarns usually in demand for Germany. The
to the '--'•iess is in the kinds

On the 18th ult., killed, near Wolverhampton, ageu oa,
only excep-_
Mr. John Blackamore, High-street, Edge-hill, guard on -the Mediterranean. The demand for home use continues
the London and Northwestern Railway. to be strictly limited to such purchases as are required to
On the 18th ult., in Erskine-street, aged 30, Leonora keep the looms going. The cloth market is still very dull,
Sweet, daughter of the late Christopher Maddox, Esq., notwithstanding the low prices at which many descrip.
of Kingston, Jamaica. -- - - . tions of goods can be obtained.

d'l7, John, eldest son of Mr. John

tolerably g

pod demand for flannels

iteynolas, master Joiner, kAeveuun-succu, A %IA Lc 's- F..
On the 21st ult., at Woodbine-cottage, Present, aged 74
Mr. John Taylor, formerly governor of the West Derby
Workhouse.
On the 22nd ult., af._
ter of the • Rev. S. B. Sutton, 8.A., inedmbent

wool na ueGLL uric au v.v..-- _
lave been eager to sell English wools at former
The late failures in Bradford have had their effect
s market, and some of the wool dealers are cre-

d 5 years, Ellen Mary, onlida9gr,

ditors to a less or

greater amount,

HUDDERSFIELD.—No iniprovement in this market•
less has been done in the warehouses
eek, and the prospect of an improvement
The manufacturers seem to be
producing power to meet the slackened
stocks in hand arenot therefore increasing

refers, Everton.
On the 23rd .ult., in his 56th year, Mr. T. Gilheany,
late of 11. M. Customs in this town.
On the 23rd'ult., at Old Swan, aged 38, Mr. T. Wake-
field, of Prescot-Street. .

Very little busi

during t

seems as distant as eve

On tne 7,4 tn nit., at itipinugui, near .CJACLer, itscu vu, ....,.... -,_
C. Lewis, Esq., for forty-five years secretary to the West as rapidly as might be supposed.
of England Insurance Company.
On the 24th ult., Phillis, wife of Thomas' Hawksle On
that the season is over for the home
Esq., C.E. Y, trade, there is a complete lull in business, and things are
not expected to improve for some time. There is no alter
On the 24th ult., aged 45, John Rowson, Howard- ration in prices, nor are the stocks heavy in the clothiers'
arcade, formerly of Prescot. bands; but they are generally curtailing the , production
On the 25th ult., at her residence, Thornton Villa, Great as the most prudent course, and the mills in consequence
Crosby, aged 52, Miss Mary Bullen. are not near so well employed as of late. Business has also
On the 25th ult., at Paris, Baroness Solomon de Roths- been very dull in the warehouses during the past week.
child.
On the 25th ult.. at Abbotsford, in his 61st year, John BRADFORD.—WooI : The market presents the same
degree of dulness as for some weeks past, arising from the
greatly-diminished consumption of all kinds of combing
Gibson Lockhart, Esq., son-in-law of the late Sir Walter
Scott, an author of eminence, and auditor of the Duchy of
wools, and the farmers being unwilling sellers, except at
Lancaster. •
prices beyond what it will command here, the supply is
On the 26th ult., at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr.
Phyth not much on the increase. Noils and broker sell well, the
Thomas Stananought,
aian-street. aged 79, Mrs. Ann
fter, aged 55, Thos. Caddick, quantity making being so small. Yarns : This branch is
Caddick ; also, three hours
suffering very greatly. With yarns at the present prices,
ary, wifeher son.wool at ls. per lb. for middle wethers, and with only one-
On the 27th ult. aged 53, M of Thomas
fourth of the machinery in active operation, a great change
Traverse, bookseller, 'Prescot.
On the 27th ult., aged 39, William Johnson, Dover- must soon be effected. for the spinners arc unwilling to go
on selling yarns, on which no margin remains for spinning
street, late foreman to J. Nickels, sailmaker.
buyers
! The. business. is limited for goods ; the
On the 27th ult. aged 46, Mr. William Heyes, agent,
Storeton Quarries, ult.,
buyers for the American spring are doing very little yet ;
this, added, to the general quietness, makes our market
On the 27th td., atßriinstage, aged 54, Mr. P. Grundy.
On the 27th ult., aged 46, Mr. W. Heyes, agent, Store-present a rather inanimate appearance. There is no in-
ton Quarries, Cheshire. . . rease of stocks, and the manufacturers, warned by the
experience of former years, are unwilling to produce goods
On the 27th ult. aged 9 years and 10 months, Sarah
unless to order.
Jane, daughter of 'Richard Fitzgerald, Hanover-street.
On the 28th ult., aged 3 years, Catherine, (laughter of LEICESTER.—The trade continues, so far as general
Mr. Wm. Blevin, licensed victualler, St. Andrew-street. business is cencerned, as last week. Great numbers of the
On the 28th nit., at Leamington, Elizabeth, wife of J. hands are now eMployed on various articles of needful
Birch, Esq., Manor-house, Ardwick, Manchester. ' clothing for the army and navy in the East.
On the 28th ult. 'it Carraholly, near Westport, aged NOTTINGHAM.-A. few houses in the hosiery trade
116, John Pallas. 'Up to within twelve months of his are doing a sinall increased business over the amount they
decease he was in possession of Isis faculties.. had been doing for some weeks past, but to do this bust-
On the 28th ult., at his residence, Chester, aged 73, the ness orders' are taken at unremunerating prices. The
Rev. Henry Raikes, M.A., Chancellor of Chester. - price of yarn is only nominal ; for to effect sales bargains
' On the 29th ult., at Harker-terrace, Upper Parliament- are made as circumstances will admit. The recent reports
street, Annie Brown, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Jones, No. of commercial affairs in the llnjted States are far from
0 Pilot-boat. satisfactory—numerous failureshere are of frequent
On the 29th ult., aged 73, Benjamin Storey, Gibson- occurrence, therefore no quantity of business can be looked
street, Toxteth-park. for from that quarter for some time to come. The home
On the 29th ult. at his residence, Dale-street, aged 67, and some of the colonial markets are the only sources we
e. i Mr. John Myers, bookseller. can look to for any extent of business for. the present.

Mr. Napp.
On the 29th nit., ._
aged 17, Mary Ellen, second daughte, MANCHESTER, Nov. 30.—At market this mornm6
Nicholas, of London. there was a good attendance. The trade, however, was
On the 30th ult., at Wigan, aged 22, Sarah, youngest again inactive, but, except for damp and inferior kinds,
aughter of Mr. James Hyslpp, draper. which might have been obtained on rather lower terms,
On the 30th ult., at Seaforth, in her 90th year, Elizabeth, there was scarcely any change observable in the value of
''-wander Carson, Esq., of this town. wheat. Flour sold slowly, and must again be called Gd to
at his residence, Canning-street, Geo. is per sack cheaper. , Oats declined ld per 461 b, and oat-
meal Gd to is per load. Barley was the turn lower. Beans
•,--..4-- Annee. Indian corn Gd to is per

at her unc

CORN

le's residence, Nelson-street,
M. Stephen

On the Ist inst.
Miller, F,sq.

On the Ist inst., at Lithe
Whitehead, farmer.

and peas wituouquarter higher.
t,
7 months, Santiago
PRESTON, Dro. 2.—We had a liberal supply of English
.1t at our Corn Exchange this morning, and at the
were rather easier ; but the

gland, aged 69, Mr. John

On the lit inst

~ aged 1 year
,st child of Capt

of this tonne

Portsmouth, much respeetec
On the 2nd inst., at Wo

a firmer feeling soon manifested
AI a clearance was readily effected at the extreme
of +big (Inv se'nnizht. So little doing from

opening (

daughter of the late
Mrs. A. A: Staunton,
itself, P..
demand being

ti.. per pack cheaper. 'Roans more plentiful, and a slow
..try, prices are nominal. Flour very dull, and about
inst., aged 2 years and 9 months, ..,
d
second Boundary
-" . sale at an abatement of ed to is per windle. Oats without
schoolmaster,
son of Mr. Joseph Bell,
lane, West Derby-road.
On the 3rd inst. at the residence of her son, Mr. L. J. change. Farmc s' oatmeal is per load lower. Irish being
Ryan, outfitter, le.,_ St. James street, aged 62, Mrs. in limited request, declined in value about Cid per load.
Bridget, wife of Mr. John Ryan, much regretted by her WAKEFIELD, DEC. I.—Wheat was held firmly for
family and friends. last week's rates, DEC.
millers bought sparingly. Barley
On the 4th inst., Charlotte, wife of J. Birlibeek Nevins, lowers cheaper. Beans., oats, and shelling were rather
'Esq., M.D., of this town. Arrivals of whest, 6, 802 quarters.

Frederic Hippies, Esq,

On the 3ri