The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14 00:00:00

Mary Grey. I Emma, W lelme, Tb from Icl Lydia Rots') at ditto at ditto ditto for Englane fed from ditto for this port o for London sth Octobe Trinidai m, Norman, Lena and Mary Ann a Ichabos, at Barbadoes, a Jan. 14, 1845. -Wind S.l; ohn, N.B.— , from Cadi •bipping me, for New Orleans Zephyr, from Prowse, from Va•parait sthnim—Arinrra, from Mftr, Foyle Packet, fines, La. I Pool, and London. spoke the nson, Hogg. —Ward Chipman Cruz—A October Lacer Speedy, Narrar9 a- Pernambi Ic. for Cot modore, Tri nd Elise n, Patterso 3 de Cab, from Calcutta, at di at ditto duras, at dittc Halifax, ditto St. John, N.B. ditto at Ceyl at St. Helena laird, Robb; Trusty. Elden ; Wrn Trotman, Brow Zoe, Blacklock ; S' id of Alicant, Lowe Nereid Newby i, Black D'Arcy, Garnock, from t, Ogiley, Hunter : John Gibson: Grahan Robertson, an d Mann el a NiMains, hence at Osten Iris. Pisher, frog Murray Rubicon, ; Donna George, Sincapor Arnodell, Boxer Tom Crin fl Holyheae and, was spoken 13th D spoken 24th Oct. in lat. 21 S. 'as spoke: , p, with a cargo of oats, from off the Orr Crew saved —The Hero, of Preston, Peet, from the Horse Bank, on the 4th instant, ife-boat, and taken into Lytham. Dragher, in a rock in Spithead ith instant, and sunk The Benjamin Hart was lost at Hera- loadiog, Wind S.S.I 'rom New Weans—and He d 18th 1), severe weathe lit rail and cove s port, On the 10t1 ale, was struck by E yard, sails, &c. rmer los ed to slit Kabia, at C flce at A this port 2nd ultimo John Hor on, hence at Gibraltar sailed from ditto for this port 28th Dec. wyc , c ; Eclipse, Kirkhove, and Industrie, Zellein, fled from Zante for this port 16th Dec. , sailed from Malta 15th Dec. ; Giacint trot on shore on l eav i ng New York. On 30th De th part of cargo chaboe—Liver- ldridge, frog long. 4 5 Sylph, Campbell . New Calabel' realized om Bombay— from China— titan, Murdo; To—Elizabeth M. I MiNael—Cc Martin, fror SALFORD CATTLE MAT • - , aom Paraiba— LEEDS CORN MARKET. JAN. 7 -.er, Drennan, from Honduras We have large arrivals of Wheat this week, and o itun, Brown; Colchis Knight, and samples support last currency. inf .er.nr rnne nnanlocal As this day from Essex s slow, and prices are showing a downward Is and other descriptions of Grain (=trade 32,170. Foreigu,*heat Flour. :loge 4ARKET, Je ter of beasts pa Monda was low r by W. per *stun a clearance was not ns were in fair request, quotations were i•teadily supported dill sale, though not oheaper f The supp . " ' CORN EXCHANGE, I ...ANTUARY 10. .y of Calves was quite equal to Clemente, Nineteman, hence at Flushing Upon Foreign Beans the import rate has advanced to 6s 6d ruled son ewbat i, active, at previous quo' William & Eliza, Price, sailed from Messina for Liverpool 20th per qr. being the only change in the duties for the week en- upwards of 20 + pigs on sale from Ireland December suing. were iu fair request, but other oo."" Pomona. sailed from Pernnrnhunn fnr r . :........,., ..... ,-.__ Th. 1,1,....i -. 1• . . . . _ . ud lastweek's her brec do were on tatious. There were Prime small English ,vy on hand lOcean Queen, and Orwell, from Icbaboe, at C Ceres, Smith, from Honduras, ditto I near Corkbeg from 'uenos gn produce we have still very little to announce. is that , .yres, at Falmouth _ period between our last market and to-day, the deed au TtIINCOMALF:Ii, Nov. 18 . —Th e Broad Oak, M'Coy, from Cal- trade on the part of holders, exhibited a firm aspect; but the of the d cutta for Liverpool, put in here Bth Nov. leaky, having struck millers and dealers, unwilling to purchase freely without soma Tho mi the ground, and is dischargi ng h er cargo in rood condition abatement. which the fern...". ~.....A .- ---.-- rs, ...an. v.--ine tentnioff, from Hull for Malta, got the Goodwin Sands this morning; but came off soon after and has been brought up in the Gulls, makinir th assistance, a sections only were apparent. At cur Corn•eachango this morning the seen Irish Wheat, which in the earlier part of the week ert :ded Id t . ... ......•..a, .scaa ..asp, a d I 110LICHICAD, JEW. ii. —The Freedom, from Liverpool for lities of red made 6s 10d'per 701bs ; English and Naples, that put in here yesterday, struck on Clippera Rocks, likewise continued to be held steadily at the ft east side of this bay, carried away forefoot, and damaged her day, although in any description of this Grai n keel. whole were but moderate in amount. Flour. i ained in rather limited request, Wheats of Tues- I Great Wes NARVON B. chaboe fur Liver Jan. 17, —The Wm. Turner, Evans, from was totally lost in this bay during the I yg, 40. Brisi all denbmina but generally sup. biorte ter and and York night. Crew droivned PRICES OF SHARES, JANUARY 13. RAILWAYS Barnsley Junction Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester. iirmingham and Gloucester ... Ditto quarter Blackburn and Presto n ... .. ____ (Bolton. Wigan ancil Bristol ar Exeter Sales This Da weather if 33 I Bristol and Gloucester aledonian 9 I Ditto ne 5 Ditto half ter and airkenhead o Chester and Holyhead 1 Chester and Wrexham 2a Dublin and Belfast ... 5 Dublin and Cashel ... i 0 Dublin and Drogheda. 2a Dundee and Perth ... ;astern Counties" I, No. 2 ri4 - 11 and Glasgow 12i I Ditto quarter I Ditto, prefereuce-shareF, 14 I GlasgoWand.Dumfrie Ditto half sh rea a I . Ditto preference Ditto q ter share if shares IQuarter 76 ;rest Western 60 Ditto Half Shares 4 Ditto Fifth Shares 50 Hull and Selby . . ;canton ley, & Greenock .. lii to quarter 1 1 .anca,ter and Carlisle .ancaster and Preston Ditto tlitee-quarter shares JiLio half sil-t;:r.t:t; Ditto new Liverpool, Or Rion and Birminghar 2 I Ditto X 32 shares . 2 I Ditto cluarter;iiiies . 4& • ,ondon & Brieliton Ditto Loan Not 5! I London an Lan Western 2 Ditto quarter.. ........ 2 i Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale 93 _ ►ianchester, Bolton, & Bury nchester ' (1 Ditto halt shares . 2 Ditto quarter shales Midland Counties ... 1-sth Shares la I 4ewc 100 Y Newcastle and Carlisle 21 Newcastle and Darlin North British 100 'North Uni( so Preston and Wyre 100 Runcorn Gap 100 Ditto preference Id and Manchester Quarter :ottish Central S - !Shrewsbury and Grand Junction 50 (South Eastern and Dover New share h 'Ulster Yarmouth and Norwich If Share r augmented since by a f I Wheat, Oats, Floor a n small parcels of Gr-' Ikind of Poi During t Irish6otl !cidcd advance w- alogne ar .sition to buy to lead to any Ltion to submit to loser rates in trade, that expectat n Beef and Mutton, prime The change in 11 Downs ♦s (id , utinues, is likely lo have further beneficia LONDON SH s' ol and Gloucester. 4r , a, Direct Eastern ( MARKET ye advanced tions, re. ported late prices. South Western, Barley and Malt continued to meet a slow difficult sale on a M n a d nc ß h r e a s r te terms scarcely equal to those last noted ; and Beans as well as in retail quantities alone, at our previous and Lyons 3#, Paris and Rouen 4 I t Y i e o fork and nc—ti u N l'; No rth Mi d land liic6h. I 6 , B o lea 163.-Lancas Pease were salea (mot Toydon Itii, Lout Amiens 4i, Paris Oats, at the commencement of the market, were held at an advance of id to Id per 451 b; the sellers, however, failing to MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 11 attain any improvement. the trade concluded rather heavily at former prices. Oatmeal, in the absence of the usual number of Our import list this week exhibits a large arrival from Ireli country buyers to-day, also moved off less freely than hereto- as well as to Wakefield from the East Coast of England. The tr fore, but without any decided change in value. however, has borne up with considerable steadiness : and tho I I reduction, ha Wheat, v. 701 t EngHAI new Ditto, white 1 Irish red Rye, English, *qr Barley, English Scotch & Irish,* 601 t Malt, English, 717 , qr Irish Oats,* 701 b. At this day's a. d I Wheat bring ully last week's rates, wi 7 0 Q 7 3 Flour mores slowly at former prices . 3 fl - 4 3 that, whilst there is not si brown.. 160 0 —65 0 'do. .... 15S 0 —59 0 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 3 2 11 2 10, J do. 3 6 - 4 0 0-3 4 0 0- 40 0 -44 0 40 0 -41 0 To-day we have only our usual Tuesday's enquiry for Cotton, say to the extent of 2,000 Bales, entirely from the The newly landed Cotton is coming out freely, )uyers to do their business more satisfactorily and enables COTTON MARKET.- -WEEKLY REPORT The demand _ prices worth notice; in American de whole, the tendency has been slightly in rut other descriptions are as before, and if anything there is more steadiness in rates obtained for Brazil and Egyptian. Speculators have taken 1000 bales of American, and Exporters 250 American and so Surat. There is a better inquiry to-day, and the sales will be fully 5000 bales, the market closing with more steadiness than last week. dueing any change ecri ption favour of buyers, bi ♦CCOUNT OF SALES A From the 4th to IVIPORTS OF COTTON IMPORTS SALES OF THE in the Wee, ThisWk,thisyear So , Sea Island. Stained .. 10 a 10 11....11 4569 j f Mobile - 1 t Alabama and Ten n j Pernambuco &Paz t Aricati and Ceara pia and Mascio r Maranharr, 1( 30 1 Egyptian . Barbattoes Permian Carthagen a Smyrna .. .. Manilla .. .. Madras Bengal rom Chir Ward, sa B a ibad Carlos Haban r•!-. Alogalock. S M‘Farla Calcutta '•' ( Grebon • . C es : Cumb - b... Were ; 1 , 1 !!!e, C hite; l!ii a . Pera, Campbell ; lard; Royal Welsi •, 11.1C1 laid of Mona, Blak Corsair, prince; Marg Palla, 41'per • Margaret, - —" hence "''i ' ' ' 1 1 ,__ f,r long. d, hence for Icha iong, _ Lor hburton 9, long n Llanelly. a rd, hence Deks, hello r, from I naki tleb, - , ONWAY Newry to I eatt, gut on shore UL Was assisted off by t. *totes, ex I Ch annel, Nonsuch. Ut 1r A LPARATsoTi darn, on the co NTEDvI ' AttlYt bile- G raid. R:l2.- DAY, JJ —Thetis, N e Stevens, St. Patrick, Seymour, from Ne the 24th in lat. 4 Jong. 59, exv in -....auicop g , Bog tioard. gto bottom up, 'ci)pp Dec. in lat. 4s, long sea which swe'-` Intreui' m an anchor Milo, Chick. t Janei Pinningt.3 T . I.— .I.— Mar Leande; penn - 4Klle:, 1 iti g h a 9eßtnor a, sailed In SPi iat. 22 0 ,, L"g:9 ; La 444 iz eat. at t' river ; th and was a a St. John, N.B. off C a, at Matanza 3 W ; Jumua, henc Ichaboe for C at. 44 N at Nassau, and sailed for th 1r this port 30th Nov. for Berbice, ath No• Laguira, Dec. 23, in la spore, Nov. 17, in lai Sincapore, Nov. 21. in lat. 41 Savannah, Dec. 14, in lat. 44 lope, Na lcutta, 3rd Ichaboe for th Yom Galveston to 25th Nov. Crew Wind S.S.E.fr Stalker, and TY , SDAY, lAN 3eorge Ste': ,eder, and Sus it Savan ace Albert. C Hirondelle, B Egide, Flat at Ostend nian, I Prt DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGI arleY, barrel was submit BIRMINGHAM CORN MARK s continued this day :e : bnt in order to effect sales of dii vras a fair supply of Wheat. whic ight. Barley LONDON CORN MARKED, JA ,t to this c in Oats, Beans and iarket there v sale of inferic I foreign we Barley S. Ocean Queen, hence for Savannah. off Charleston, Igth Dec. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JAN. Acadia, (steamer) Harrison, hence at Boston 21st December Jones; Kingston, Burt; With a favour a bl e c h ange o f wind, ipwards of 300 v t sels from various parts of the olohp ha.. .-4-..--a 41., __ lower tei ms. . Malt, Beans value. Brewster ; Coronation hence for Vera Lice tne manic of last week • those from abroad, lion- up to er, contain very little Grain or Flour; whilst from Ire- Scotch. ur.r nd we have to note a goo d supp l y of Wheat, a very and with the e rge accession of Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal_ And f.ta auarters. the a ,m Calcutta, at Clyde Barley are DAY, JANUARY 12 Wind S.S.E. light. Notwithstanding these abundant - supplies, the holders 1 d te e n m d a e n n di . jr i r ° of Wheat were not di s p ose d to accept lower prices. ay a11ne5.ft.1.....1 : -Lif• • 2 . ARRIVE 1, Emerson. fr New Orleans— —Suffolk, o.,occuco m errectlng Sales, to a mo d era t e ex te nt, of the ley, —Govan Hill, Mason, from Cadiz—Si r C. select parcels of Irish new 'Wheats, which realised th e f u ll 11 6 t from Charente—Zoe, Bl a cklo c k, f rom rates of this day week, w hil st t h e secondary and inferior -" , from Paraiba—Priscilla, Parry, from qualities were Id. to 2d. ner heats al.io remained steady in value, and in 1 °reign, though dull, no alteration was apparent. 1 Flour was stationary in price, but moved off slow Barley, Malt, Beans, an Mayfield. Gartle I Cestrian. Douglas, for Africa— aada, Edgar, for Barbadoes 31entanner. Brock : and ra— , Janvrin English V Although there in to day's marks Stephen Baldwin, Brown, for New York—Sir C. Nat _ _ . case, were little noticed, inactive. T 1 New Orleans— Roscius, Eldridge, and to iiiake progress in sales rather lower prices must at prices abo Johnson, and Adelaide, Hannah,„ wit...L....Jul have been acceded to. 30th ; but th Oats were in moderate request at the decline of Friday. 81b., and eve hob-effected. e Mary Jane, Boyd, for C or f u , h as put back Oatmeal in fair demand, on the terms last noted, hob- Killermont, hence for Africa, at Resumer's, with mainsail and ders not being diep ose d to g i ve way from the terms of W l - I jib split day sennight. Ann Morrice, Fowler, hence for Terceira, at Holyhead Christina, hence at Ceylon Otter, hence at Messina for Mobile to-day, and the I The best runs were selected d Peas, i 4ITHFIELD CATTLE middling quality, the demand for that descripl equaltt t le of most other b unt of deem a fair supply of English Wheat ith a few car at last week's r :e rates were buyers c from Lincolnshire moderate requ, a good arrival c ut I ,st desci ption of Grah u strip so of Oats, both Irish• am bout 4000 6: 2: 1 12 50 124 50 George, henc led 20th 0 Williams, from Ichabo isher, from Calcutta— very slow sale, but 4 ewfoundland—Clernentina, i. Symons, from am St. Oats and Beans without without change. nish Diamond, Roose, from Genoa—Black Prince, ..-- ..n Lima—D'Arcy, Garrick, from Sincapore—Wm. HULL CORN MARKET. JAN. i Calvert, and Uuskisson, Kelly, from Bonny—Brims- There was a fair supply of English Wheat to-di Jlll St. Andrew, N.B.—Shediac, Griffin. from St. Ste sales were to a fair extent, at rates barely those of and Margaret, Coduer, from St. John, N.B. Barley heavy nal" ..,.l 4.1.... a.-- . _ ilot for Frarwich I Wir E'lish & Scotch, new! Irish. fine qualities middling undried. 411 - 910- 4 9- h, ic qr, English, white Tares, as qr . Flour, 19 , 28015 English, fine Irish Oatmeal, is , I of 24 Othi Irish, new I 24 0 133 6 0 0 3g 0 —4l 0 iblue, 40 0 ido .-38 0 grey ..!35 0 —36 0• —3B 0 Foreign. 34 0 —36 0 -34 6 super 0 0 d 0... .24 3 101 d treal,Pot 2 Pearl, new 44 0 =— 1 _ P U e . ar Sta l tes, Pot 0 0 none Dutch, cry Ombro , Gamene Mull.. .. 13Asx, Quercit 7 0 B _0 I French, S.F 4 • - BRIAI STONE, ifr tOri Sicily, & Tuscany, 5 5 - 5 12 Spanish CASSIA fIONBA,S. d OVER-SEED, 4 , eta. 0 American, red French & Germ.su COCOA. 70 cwt. 1 Gallipoli 1 Trieste }3O 0— 53 0 Malaga.. Portugal L't. in bond coloured..27 Cod 30 0- 36 o —: 0 o 24 0 -25 0 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT 57 0 —67 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 —65 o 5.F.F... 67 0 —7l 0 E.5.F... 73 0 —BO (1 E.5.F.F.80 0 84 0 id 0 —72 • MOLASSES, 49. Cwt. S, d St. Lucia, &c. 60 0— OS 0 Demers,— -22 0 -23 0 Bar RE Antigua, 24 a —26 6 50 0 1 MyNJEST, Mt.. 40 0 —45 0 4 41 1e -42 10 39 0 -39 10 38 4 -3g 0 so o— o 0 95 0-112 0 16 0-148 0 LINSEED, 49 , cul23 6 Rape i pale do. 37 50 0 rurpen. 29 -0 -29 22 0 - reivt.g. d. s. d a 9—al o —7a • Scotch& Irish Mocha Ceylon 180tbl 39 0 I 36 0 I 34 0 26 0- 30 0- 33 0- Grenad C Jama. tr ordinary fine mid. &c Dutch, triage good &fine o. SO 0— 60 0 I Ric;,4).el , t middling .... 65 0— 70 0 Carolina, • -3 fine mid., &c. i 70 0 I good & fine St. Doming. Brazil. Laguir D wpons, ¶ ton Z. R. gwood, Jam. 5 0— Hon. & Dom. 5 10— eachy 7 10— 7 Bengal, crd.do9 0 mid to fine .. 10 6 ._ . 45 0 Riusi, 4 , gallon, in bon Jamaica, p... 2 10 •••• 3 6 choice 3 0 I SAFFLOWER, 49 , CI;It Lex„ good & Ane.t a 0 id t 10 :11s, ci Ist India Tampico 6 0 — Puerto Cabello 0 0— Rio de la Hache 120 to 120 9Si 99 121 tarkcty. Imp. Quarter. I ... ..e2 5 2 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD Total quantities Imp. Qt rs were nu- ls to 15s per PRICES OF red` s. d. •••i 6 961) 30 0 -38 0 2 6I Bornba' 0 SA LTPR 4 9 10 I SIIKLL LA 11 0 SKINS orange 48 0 liver and block 32 a Neutria,ve doz C 0 Chinchilli. do. 10 0 STATE OF TRADE MANCHEITER.—We have to note a continuation of the im proved condition of the yarn and cloth market which we men tioned in our last. An extensive and in alms st all kinds at prices which rule hie The cheering state of th sioess is doing, also tend t• pers, printers, and country h. :u Ifidence, in ant lation of a good spring trade, and, although cloth may range a trifle higher, cotton is too abundant to _admit of any material change occur, ing. W. may s 5s 3d. to ss. 104; end 72's 6s. 164 to 6s. 6d. d about 3d. per piece since our shirtir last report.---.A lgs have advance Ilanchester Adverti Lasns.--The attendarce at the Cloth Hall ha Leeds, during the past week has been large; and the transactions prc portionately extensive. A very good feeling seems to pr, ♦ail amongst all classes of persons engaged it of the district, as to their immediate future ie staple trade pf Barley is not lar y.tpric unaltered. Peas y arrival of W 760 ; Surat but the .t, and steady in f LONDON GAZETTE.—•TuEsDAy, JAN --.41W10.-- IPS DISSOLVE k and S, J. Ainsworth, and J. Beardswc merchants I On the 2 th u kburn, I three sons. who Is J. Beards Hall and I - 0 arc's J. German— nd J. H. Wood 1, R. Wats , )nrham, an _NNING, ;ards On the 21 A. D. Cuffle J. A. and R . ,d J. H Manchester, paperhangers Same day Tavo, Manchester ; OF DIWD On the 3rd J. B. Pi J. Dyso TODD, Esq., a 1 Same day. a W. Bat H. and G. Schonsar, London, merchant R. Pullen, Selby, Yorkshire, flax r R. Currie, Newcast' W. Ilayton. Sund Same da PLEYDELI !ar-the-Sea, IH. Kerr, Woolwich, tailor J. urn rii 17n1-..... r2.—......4 ... /k Kind NE .... Tuck, Haymarket, London, silversmith. t.: On the 6DI 6th i Prier and H. Brady, Kingston-upon-Hull, brush mannfac- GRAY, of a sor Same day. thi J, Wilson, Newcastle-up T. Rodham, Newcastle R. Drew ,annfacture !ompton-strei care, London, licensed E. H. Foster, Hathern, Leicestershire, tanner J. Cockburn, New Broad-street, .ondon, me kin, Cambridge, victual:er , J. Hurley, - Weburn ' Bedfordshire, plumbe of Queen' I UNSWORTH, I le day, at t eldest and c Egryn Abbey I.lll= Zirtbs, ,-filarriagts anb t West at Coleshill-hc BOUVERIE. of tatbo. kRY DUNNE On the 4th instan s 7, Lower Gardiner On the sth instan COMBS twells, Mrs. J W)NLEVY HENRY A. I of THOMA iy &JOHN BOULTBEE, 1 ady of W 1 daughter MARRIED On the 3rd instant, at W I of Mr. P. TREGENT, of the On tt atseners. Rev. W. Bowen, Mr. D. FELLOW, ery-stable. BETH, only daughter of )N, Esq )n the 6th instan F. FOSTER, Esq. lof the late Mr. James On the 7th ARD YAT :o DOF FT. Esa gest daughter aly survivir On the gth instan Whitfield Brancker. Hove, ne Rev. HENRY — BRAN6KER. M.A only child of i .. . the late RICHARD LANGTON. 1 Same day. at Sefton Church. di ELIZABETH WARDROP. eldest LUPTON, Great Crosby, to .ughter of JAMES SWORD, Esq., of Auntield. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. tenham, Cheshire, to SARAH COOMER Cheshire. k. BAYLEY, of Swet DIED, A Tregear and T. C J. Balis, He A. Partway, Br J. Tapscott gardener, Mander side, London, 1 London, Essex, London, tea-dealer. NNIJLLEI Grove-street, Hackne I - Thomas Revel'', jun., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, plun John Barg, Liverpool, merchant. William Lutwyci Birrninn am, brass-founder. Jan, 28, J keeper, Beech-street. Barbican, bookseller—Jan 8, J. and R. •Dew Oxford. bookseller J. York, Stoney Stratford, Buc inghar masters— J. Oliver and bankers—Jan Stafordshire, coal nbeth, timber man street, Southwark —Jan. 30. NN er, banker Lew way-roac THANIEL A. At , oe, JANII NDEIt DURANT, Of . . _ Geo. Durint T. She ~ J. Burge tson, I nose be shown d, Tilehurst. 'a Meld, Sum Grosvenor-square, London, grocer and J, Waker, York road, Lau akehur Calverley, Yorkshire, c lock, Liverpool, commi it—Jin. 3; S. Eccles W. Cross RTIFICAT To be granted by the Court of Revie to the contrary on o: C. Mann, Romford f, Esaek, banker a. 28, T A. W. Pol R. E. Walker iester, lead mer. cotton manufacturer FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OP PRJDA PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 01, merchant , hall mills, 'n hadwick a spinners; as far as regards W. Liverpool, coal merchants. RATION OF DIVIDE —Purnell and Case queen-street, Lincoln's-ion-fields, Lo . . don, carpet-warehouseman. E. Bailey, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, London, uphol , Harrow-road, Paddingi C. Sharp and W. D. Clark, Berne Simmons and Brook, B mondse I, licensed victualle treet. upholsterers E. Roberts, Oswestry:draper, BANKRUPTS Joseph Brown, Regent-street, Westmins er, grocer . George Flintoff, Plymouth, bookseller. DIVIDENDS Thomas, Reading, grocer—Feb. 8, T. and W. Johnson, and C. Mann, Romford, Essex, bankers—Jan. 24, S. Cox, Hendon, and Brunswick-street. Stamford-street, London, horse dealer — Jan. 31, T. Elridge, Upper Nor London, coach builder—Jan, merchant—Jan. 23, .3t Gar W- Tebbitt, Birmingham, dace, Gray's-inn-road. tobinson, Strand, coal I, A. :tt, Liverpool, merchant —Jan, V, Wise Jan. 31, J. and D. Arthur. Neat'', Glamorgs —Feb. 4, J. C. Petrie, Bedlingt. n, Durha ;eel manufact mondwike, Yorkshire, seed crusher ham, victualler. Feb, 6th, J. Forth, Heck a. Jones, Binning- CERTIFICATES be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of .11 oati n no W. Cox, Crown-street, dealer—Feb 5, G. F. Giles, Bean London, carver—Feb. 4, G. F, David London, merchant—Feb. 4, H. Adders Feb. 6. J. F. Figge, Dunseer-court, merchant—Feb. 4, S. T. Watson, London, woollen 'warehouseman—Fe Hardy, Oxford•street, London, drat) Jan. 31 Robert-street, North Brixtor Feb 6 Bath, wine men 6, P. Blackburn, Salford, b' rIFICAT of Ilevie 1 by the Cow to the contra hatter—l. Applet Noel, Jermyn-stret Inclon, pt ton, Dept et, bootni RAILWAY TR AFFIC Soho. London, general , rd-street, Covent-garden, 'son. John-street, Adelphi, 'brook, Dudley, druggist-- , Mincing-lane, London, Skinner-street, Snowhil/, :b. 7, W. Broome and W. lers—Feb. 4, J. Pegrum, uter—Feb. 6, R. J. Webb, h, Sheffield, malster—Feb. üblisher—W. Walker, Bir • ottord, Kent, shipowner— RETURNS ue of Saturday.) Money " 4 ' ° ! r t ' " fir r yeat i .4200 .4127 2245 1631 2a tr. 1028 447 I 2487 2069 3798 831 -- 1880 134 955 81 ~,,An _ _llB 1414 1155 12183 10206 4&8 4206 14368 12323 644 673 To be grant( initigham, G. and W. (From the Railway I --- Arbroath and Forfar .. ..... Birmingham and Derby ... Birmingham and Gloucester Brandling Chester and Birkenhead )üblin and Ktnistoy Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties........ - - Glasgow and Paisley Grand Junction North of E Great Western Liverpool and Manchester London and Birmingham. d Blackw-ill London, marke '9th of Au ter of the of Ramsgate T HT ship, her brother,„ TEN, of the 6th Regiment 1.1( 29th of Octobe under of the ship Wilhelmi; mcy, East Indies, Captain EDWIN LE.. e 3rd Light Infantry, and fourth son cf the la th of Novembe SIDE HADFIELD, Esq. m( On the 18t BRIDGE, ESQ. 601 temporary and like many othe r subject ill, near Tarbo] 1 the great Ayr iect to a little oftl noticed his friend !s lie Jamie's banes- years, in the Island c e CHARLES GAR 1 On the Ye ne'er Into yc GLADSTONE at C Mr. EBENEZ On the Ist instan he late Sir W On the 2d i lett. Bart slington-terrace, ELIZA, wife of me -merchant. nham, Lady BURDETT he Sarah Flerr DANIEL rant off Cork her passage fro, WHITE. On the 2nd instant, after a lor. ED WARD SILCOCK, aged 29 years On the 3d instant, f t wine and spirit rnerf an at New Same d at the re chaboe, aged 48 years, Capt _ HIELD, E d a nr:mber of the Town Coin , grandson of Formby hard Tyreri Same day, in the Isle of 11._ WO LFENDEN, formerly of Manchester. Same day, at his residence, Clarence-street, Evertors, a 55 years, the Rev. JOHN WHITTENBURy. On the 4th instant, at Upholland, near Vb igan, aged 7 Mr. THOMAS PYE, of the firm of Rigby and Pye ABRAHAM - • street, Evertor, brother to Mrs. James Marsdeu, Great Georg street. Same day, at her residence, Bebington-street, aged 7, MARY CORRIE. On the WI instant, aged 40 years, Mr. TA )MAS A Copperas-hill RICH ARD aide, HoleOrne, near Bury Same day, at aged 66 years, the l M.A., Canon of Cant Iciest son of the late JOHN Same day, aged 4 Bull km, Blackburn Same day, aged WILLIAM FREI 7, and Vicar of S ERICK EAYLEY . John's. Thanet. Accrington years, Mr. JAMES BROMLEY, of 34 year. ASHTON STANSFIELD, Esq., On the Cth instant, aged g years and 5 months, CHARLES, son of Mr. JOHN STOCKDALE, Rimrose bank. Bootle. same day, in his 37th year. Mr. WI ILIA kt A LLEN, victualler, Spur-street, formerly of Holywell. Same day, aged 65. Mrs. ELLEN TOOLE, relict of the late Mr. John Too'le, Same day, at Egremont, Chu HARRISON, of Lord-street, i On the 7th instant, aged 44, after a long and painful ilnea Mr. WILLIAM HOWARD. Same day, at the hou a long and severe MARGARET, wife f P. Whiteway, Esq., Runeoft, after , Miss ELIZABETH NEWTON, late was most esteemed where she was best town, who ay, Mr. THOMAS BALMER, of Thurlow-street. ay, at 57, Gloucester-street, aged 26, ANNE , w i fe Mr TQC Samc day, at Ormst rk, aged 7. On the 7tl Oa the 9th Instant, aged - .. . . of this t,)-wn Mr. ROBERT MILLAGAN , s, EDWARD, youngest son of of Mr. JOHN PLATT Same day, aged 12 years and 6 months, ARCHIBALD KERR, son of Mr. GEO. SMITH, 27, Bold street. On the lath inst., at the house of her daughter. Mrs. Womb/. West Derby-street, aged 61, Mrs. SARAH MAXWELL. relict of the late Mr. Alexander Maxwell, of Dumtric Isle of Mat On the Ilth initant, nt the house of his sou-in.l Wilson, Virgil street, Air. JOS. ACKROYD, aged Leedo. I 5 1 7 I ABLE 1 7 45 HOLYD 8 'Oxford Lent Term in in Apof ssts eh Tuesday ; 4 Wednes. 15 4 47 7.. 17 5 54 Saturday 18 I Sunday Mondal LATEST DATES AT LIVERR lady of 100 100 100 100 Stock York and Selby £sii share: £25 shares Bou , ogne and Amien: !entral of France 'Lyons and Avignon LWAYS :eans and Bourdeaux aris and Lyons 4 (Paris and Orleanl 'aris and Strausburgh is Rouen and Havre 14 Strasburgh and Basle ; ,Sambre and Meuse .. Tours and Nantes BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS 1 0 4 Ditto Banking C,,mpa n y to Ditto Borough Bank to Ditto Commercial 00 Ditto Royal • ^ Ditto Uni Manchester & Liverpool Dsctrict , rth and South Wit' iz Company 4 " AndertonCar 'footle Water Works Coal Gas Company Ditto new shares. %xcliange Buildings Harrington Docks . 200 Harrington Water Works 2 k Liverpool Fire and Life.. 10 0 Liverpool Dock Bond— . 30 Marine Assurance Company 10 0 New Gas & Coke Company. 25 Ditto, quarter 2 0 Rock Ferry 10 Steam Tug Company PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S Outward LONDON & LIVERPOOLd Jamaica 2ss Od@ 30 0 :Ins od RAng..l Leeward Isl. Derr. Sz Berbic 20 0 0 0 :to 0— au 0 Honduras AO 0— Bo 0 50 0-- Bo 0 Havana 35 0 —So 0 33 0— 44 New York, Boston 25 0 30 0 117 6 20 0 Charleston, Savannah New Orleans 0 0f 0 0- Canada British North America Newfounaiand 0 o 0 0 0 0— 0 0 Brazils River Plate East Indies China i 50 0 60 0 j 6o 0 70 • fsatavia New South Wales Cape of Good hope - 40 0 4 40 0 Africa 3O 0 105 o _, Gibraltar Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, &c. Smyrna and Constantinople 3O 0 0 0 40 0 • • Malaga ~ J 7 6—20 0 17 6—20 0 Madeira Western Isles, Cape de Verds —— Lisbon Cadiz 2O 0 1 7 6 96 • France Holland 4O 0— SO 0 30 0— 40 • Hamburg, Bremen, &c. Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c. Oporto - Barwood, Ango.s 0 Gaboon .... 3 12— I! CIA AC, 9 6 -10 Irt.Ax, v ton. Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0— Verona. 36 0 I Tyrolese Archangel 42 0 1 B SO 0 Muscovado Dutch & Flem. 45 GALLS, Cwt. 54 0 -35 55 6 -56 . . Turkey, blue mixed... —57 0 good & mid.. 513 0 —6O 48 0 fine &v. fine fis n —tin East India ... GINGER, IG C/Ct Barbadoes ad mo 42 brown & yel. 50 0 - Jamaica Go o—: IL India, in Ld 15 0— 20 0 fine yelloW , 59 0 —K4 ° East India, Bengal Kliaur brown & yel 5l 0 —65 0 good and fln( 65 0 —7o 0 GUM, V , cwt Arabic, Turkey 0 0— East India. 2 16— 5 0 Barbary Senegal r ton aC a. .0 P'burg, clean 27 10— 28 0 outshot 26 0— 26 10 28 0— 28 10 extra fine, Manila, in bd. 1 Havana, do. brown -71 0 U -19 0 -1 0 -22 6 -26 0 Riga, Rhine — -- •- white ord., good & tine. 270 10 0 Brazil, in bond. 23 0— 25 0 brown ll 0 —l9 • Archangel rel tBh .. ° . t . 270 0-0 Bombay l4 0— 20 011 yellow 0 0— 0 0 Jute Ulnas, Ox and Cow, rlb good and tine 22 0 —24 0 B. Ayres and Monte Video. TA (.LOW, V. , cwt. inferior & mid. 0 3 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 41 0 —4l 6 good & prime 0 61— 0 72, Odessa 40 0 —4O 6 Do. salted .... 0 4 -- 0 411 Archangel 0 0 N. Amer. salted 0 34 n ,I.L 0 -s, Buenos Ayres 30 0 —4O 0 Brazil Stockholm —.ll • —l6 • Itio, d7 ry salted 46 4 1 1: 6 6 gi l l Archangel .... Valparaiso, dry 0 5 I 6 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry • 3 6 6 Virginia W. India, dry.. I 4 4 0 6 TARTAR,' ewt salted.. 0 31— 0 Aj Cream of Tartar 63 0 —Bl 0 East India .... 0 7 1 0 brown and ye 1.49 • —ell • Kips, 11. A. dry. 0 7 0 8 4 TeA, ls lb. in bond. Horse, d. each 0 0 — : 4 0 Bohea, Canton • 4 • 6 /loess HAIR, 70 lb. Fokein Short mixed long tails 1 2 2 0 Twankay, com. 1 14— 1 2 combed I I.z Di 00, is lb .in fond. Pekoe, Orange 1 4 2 I Bengal. Campoi, pur. & violet • 0— 0 0 corn. to good none blue & violet 0 0-- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 1 • 1 1 blue ..., 0 0— 0 0 mid. to fine 1 4 1 10 violet, & line i 0— i 6 ; Souchong,com. 1 11— 1 4 ord. & mid. 4 1— 1 0 1 good to fine 1 6 2 9 violet & cop. 1 . x... _ 4 • 1 Pekoe, flowery 2 • 3 0 mixed .. I ' Hysou, corn— 1 $— 2 2 cop. g. Itc fine. B 6 tine 2 6 4 0 ord. & mid. 2 6 Young Hyson 1 0— 2 e con. quality 3 1— Imperial Oude 1 4 Gunpowder, -11 II -11 • 4 • 3 6 4 3 4 6 4 0 Madras 2 a— good and fine II 0 5 0 Guatirnala, T o B. TOBACCO, r lb. is bond. Floras .. 4 0— 4 l) T. River, Leaf.. • a— 0 0 Sabres 2 e— 4 0 Stemmed 0 • 0 0 Cortes 1 0— 5 0 Kentucky .... • ii_ • 4 Carracas, Flo. 0 Q— 4 6 Marylaad .... • 1— 0 • Sabres 8 I— 4 0 Tussah:um, is cwt. in ion/. Cortes I 4..._ • p 8enga1........ 12 $ —l6 0 LAO Drld, //ir lb. TIIIIPXATTINE, ailk esti. D.T. and prime , 6 I I American .... I • mid. to good I 6 1 6 VA LONIA, Tr ton,' S 41, 0 ord. k infer. 0 a— 0 4 Smyrna, pickedli I —2O 0 MADDER Itoo7o 14 ewe. Moran le • —le • Ilsn)rna Tripoli It Syria 84 0— VI 0 African French none East India .... 6 le 7 10 Naples - ---- Americas .... i II —7 16 from Cape torn Leghorn—Hopewell, Llewel• tor, Evails 'ew Hampshire w l %T s ier, for A z n ' G 13 o or °n,:s!"7--Fran, TIE PORT Aayra, and R Gr ea at „, 4 _3', Anna) .nn, Monde'', Roberts - .ntsh ea esl 4.1. om Genoa at Falmouth, and pr( uirgentt Dice,, Louisa, King, hence for Bonny _ struc'ttlith damage to bulwarks, sails, spars, Sre Pu ellik Y a sea klea r , Th omas, he labe W akeham, s, Wand4"..th—both for t M.' 4a ,naing' • sailed . • • , Q 13th No Isig,vA(4 4) from t . s"" Bombay at Glasson vino been a ditto Bth Dec.. and Fisherma I arseilles for this port Ist Cape of Hope at Portsmouth neithbon i, guano Islam, of the ca-r..nod of Saldanha Bay, wt' b.lent ' l er tonn,,. Moor, h„,, ~_ "' "'— Lulu , Aop e ' ``' N 'ena, )4ilit, Lad fro— Y }lota Hastings Hole/Leon, and Orleans, Cameron, v.O Calcutta at Lo d ' . kessitts S POICEN' T' rh Mary Carol ne, hence for St. John's, Icon, 19th ult., is let 3: l 43—Manilla, hence for Hong 3 g. off Kinsale—Jessie, hence for Charleston, 24th ult., in l on 4. inn 25—Alexamicr, ' hence for Bombay, 2d inst, in lat 48, 4w ., s _ 10 War:ock, from. Newcastle for Calcutta, 4th inst. in lii ... P n,,,,,, viitadrco'n, ger droernjan. 7—The John Dalton, from Sydney, N.S.W., Ne t " t e n cil thole 17th Nov., on Cape Negro, Brazil• C h )2 ° Dro ce ed. 11. M. ships Frolic, Viper, and Spider a Pitet en ed to her be from Rio Janeiro, and it was she would be er got off without much damage. being within the limit een claimed on behalf of the govern be granted to vessels to load at £1 SCB WOll from Calcutta at the Cape of Good Alotiv PRIDAY, JAWCARY 10.—Wind S.S.E. fireh.boe_lTCYrt ncess Royal, P os t er, & B r illi an t, P ayne, f rom °TII L . gotmgal e, 11 Hunter, from Gthson; I, rx a " aalli r.—Ph orsalia, from New `PreOrleansident, New t Volun Aty" L eer, Reed, from Messina. itj ' 130Mby Reed, forec New Orlean—Arethusa, Liser, a neiro ' ,en —rhornam Leh, Slaughter, s for Pernambucot— ". Clow,„:ot Eouth. Archer and Turk, for Azores—Paragon, for Africa —and Ralaido, Bocecra, for Havana. / lora v • st . 3'.•:„err, from Calcutta, at this port. On the 30th Dec . opt h e 7 IN l ong'. 30 W, spoke the Royal Bride, from Ichat3o '2, 0,..",, Margaret, for New Orleans; on the 7th Jan. inlet. itsr,, ° ,-,' 11 . the Jane Baptiste , from Buenos Ayres to Falmouth ktli,4-s,vcquilen of Scots, Ky, from Pernambuc . this port ; Z 4 241 Egti e• Left the ny loading for this port, the Jane t e3 l, l),;l'' e d r i stociaload.sugars f F or the Channel, and the Priscilla and T ha art,i h rn 3„rging. The Stewarts and Pomona were loading A k --r .i 3 ort, d h M parch for the West Coast. there.ebve had been hove down at ° Par.iba, and would load . 11 43 tigspece, Newland, from Manilla, at Sincapore ov. f,... , .et, Hunter hence at Colombo, and sailed 18th 50,„,,i, iu.ocoreen ' r ot t i , Q . , 4. Johns, from Bombay, at ditto, and sailed 13th Nov. 8 484 11 4 l . rn i el n 11 e for cr e r t : t i l t :nea at the Cape of Good Hope, said sailed 3rd ,sr,i,;Yy.tcreWena, Miller, sailed from ditto for London lith Nov. a P rl a e r ? i I;thiltn,,ct, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Sautes ti,r41:11113. bonaldsenm,baenrd Acapulco, Harr ison, her." C,4 0 Ne„o_tte. Clrica hence t Malta `",t, Luke, heLce at GaenAoaa talanta Spring trad 'Ma buoyancy nd China marl s to be ra and the in as well as for the East India the market has caused pr pretty good demand rmer. There h a BRADFORD MIitICIT —Thzre was oc d attendance of buyers most of them bcu;ht fieely factured goods apparent at the close of the day. The yarn mar ket was brisker, and prices underwent some improve:bent, yet the spinners cemp'ained that they were n: t equivalent to the cast of the newmaterial. In the Wool market the high prices asked rather clucked the demand; yet a fair business was done. HUDDSRSFTZID MAatnr.—Weliad a brisk market here cn Tuesday. The attendance was large of both merchants and manufacturers, and all seemed in good spirits. New patterns in fancy goods suitable to the Spring trade were rsaiily bought up, and recent }rites of both goods and wools were fully sus tained. The Yam trade for the Scotch market was also active. lincnsioNnwirs BLANKICTAarcrr.—We have nothingnew to report of this market since our last; stocks in the hands of the manufactures are very low. HALIFAY MArKET.—We had a large attendance of buyers here on Saturday, and the market was very brisk for the first in the year, not on in manufactured goods but in yarns of most descriptions. Neils and broke wools, as well as fine Flog wool for warps sold readily at •oving rates itocunar.s FUNNEL MARKET.—The market has been better attended to-day than is usually the case at this time of the year, and prices have teen sold at a small advance. Wool continues in good demand,and the dealers are asking better prices. LBICYSTift.-11 wools there has been a considerable business doing for the pat week or two, and prices are very firm. In yarns, owing ti the slack demand for goods, there la less doing; but prices remaie the same. The orders for the American spriugtrade as yet received are few and trifling in amount; and tte home trade is very qnlet at present, though it is expected to bebetter.—Leicester Chronicle. I! a uoisrerore —A move has been made here towards the estuilishment o w,ollen manufactures in the burgh. T - e Town Council lining entered Jealously into the scheme, are disposed to give 'very encouragement in their power to manu facturers who miy be willing to erect mills and settle here. A committee appouted by them have been in correspondence with manufacturers torn Leeds, Glasgow, &c., and it is to be earnestly hoped tat manufacturing premises will soon be in the course of section. — Scotsman. Hosterry AND LACE TRADES.—The situation of the hosiery trade, whether cotton, silk, nr worsted, cannot be said to be amended. The vrought hose branch, though beset on all sides with difficnities, till stands its ground with a firmness which shows that the lritish public has some general knowledge of the nature of hoiery, as, in most cases, this description of manufacture is referred. The cut-up hose branch is still in a depressed state, be hands have great difficulty in obtaining a livelihood both ircm inadequate wages and the want et employ ment. The drawr and pantaloon branch, we are sorry to say, has not improved , this is heavily felt by the operatives. There is no visible ameidment in the silk trade, though some small orders are upon tki stir, but not to the extent of giving much relief. The bobbin iet trade has not, to all appearance, amended, still we do not hea those heavy complaints that we did some months since. Tls warp lace trade is still in s flourishing con dition, but there isno scarcity or hands, the state of the other branches causing a. influx into this manufacture. The making of new net, in imitati n of bobbin net, is slowly on the increase ; as is likewise the lap and press branch. The warp Jacquard trade has been secretly bcreasing ; but now the dispute concerning the paying of liceses is Settled, there can be little doubt that this elegant maaufcture will assume a new aspect, and will be more generally knovn and appreciated.-IVottinghata Journal. Bay, old 2 , t new Clover, new .. Green ditto Straw, Wheat NORTH HAY MARKET, JANUARY 13 AGUCULTUI:AI, PRODUCE s d. e, d s. d. s. d Oil @ 1 2 iPotatoes, vp 901 b. 09 I 1 Cups 1 9 I 114 0 94 1 0 Chore-tops 0 0 0 0 Pink-eyes 0 4 0 14j Cattle O it— 0 st ,Tu rnips, 7) ten 24 0 —l7 0 O 1 0 0 (Carrots 20 0 —26 0 London and Croydon.. London and Greenwich Southwestern Manchester and Biriningharn- anchester an, Hull and Seib :xeds and Midland Counties Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carli rewcastle and North Shields' forth Midland North Union Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Preston and Vyre Sheffield anti Manchester South Eastern .. Taff Vale . Ulster Yarmouth and Norwich .. York and North Midland.. * See M I 1330 1 8.708 PACK GENSRAL POST- 1 365 land Count Ise. D* K .ll g - tof4 w z " mg.° worE4,7=o R2•Pco9 = %- 11)-r. == P4Bor. gm mw Eg:Rg2 mH oH chlYng;Wv..t.s P!'i l e; r '• Iffg • Po g 0 oVi= Ez a@ t:Pr pßeat-- _ oaten r t Vi §.- . 4 -1, Ej im " , E P. ," C ° ■ .... "4 Sit 2 -2 / aOR .... 4 , . 4 0M tcC aVI ~ f 2 t i Q V • ": 7 •%, stl . 1 • 0 s4 z • o E 0 .1 0 li 07 r; = az; • ii - - W = a. 4848 1 67 - 57 1 1345 821 4332 S7Bl 3844 2892 300 177 _936 _670 1579 I 513 in - ET LIST. .OFFICE, January 10 F X X P ; Australia B. Ayres G. G. Elope Charleston Demerara Havana .. Jamaica .. Laguira .. NORTI Accidents land Surgical cases :ornmendatio Remaining in t: 11C17Alt0ED 'quest 7 kttencling as Out Patients. le rregular Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq. House Visiters, Rev, T. Hornby and H. J. Sanderson, Esq. Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. Win. Hughes.-House -Surgeon, Mr. Parkes wr Mr' LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAN. 11. DTSCRARGED ln-patients cured '7 I In-patients Relieved and at own request i i Out-patients ... e Made Out-patients Irregular Dead Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawsso Chaplain... ...... Rcr. Thos. Harries. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. Mouse Visiters, L. Peel and W. Lassell. Esqrs. House Surgeon . Mr. M`Cheane. JAMBS BOLD, Treasurer PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. W c o o o t n ii , e D nb e: 64 e g ---c,, no stand. m. duty paid Archangel 419 0 0 0 hicmei l5 10 0 0 'l2 16 10 -- 17 0 0 2 ' 2 WYhurg •6 0 16 10 Petersburg 15 o—l 9 0 • 4 Danzig, Deck PI, A Nit S, per foot of 2 inches tlicls . 1 .r' I - : ..0 I • c., British American Pine - 0 211 - = LATDWOOD, per fathom Danzig, 4 feet... British American Eat,. e .5 o :dEnoowxy, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 o au PLANKS, British American 2 0 rSANWOOD, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200 Danzig, C o o le, oe o u Is. 0 it l'.ood, 6 I 19-°6 (3 6 3 llloSper hit .1 6 0 0 0 0 0 1: 1 ; 0 0 0 0 I 2 _ se d Clnebee, red. to 14 in. thick, 1 3 , 0 ___ ss 0 and Isi feet long ... ..... I 35.110. Do. Puncheon l3 8 18 0 rlmaaa, vr cubic foot. *. d. s. d. Oak 2 0 —2: 6 rine, Ili itish Amer. common 1 o 1 6 E.P. is. red 1 3 1 10 i yellow 1 74 l 11 1 74 2 0 ilass od r lt 1 9 - 1 10 gumc1...... Riga.red.... Orleans 3. Savannal 9. St. Helen 3 Valparais ' Vera Cm RN HOSPITAL, J 'WEEKLY REPORT Ico .1 a ndirest