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London, England, 1848-01-19 00:00:00

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In the Country.
J. Ashcroft, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, timber breker,
at the Court, Liverpool, Feb. 8, at eleven—J. Bates,
Leeds, share broker, at the Court, Leeds, Feb. 22, at
eleven—R. Scholes,_Bury, Lancashire, grocer, at the
Court, Manchester, Feb. 8, at twelve—F. Smith, Man-
chester, innkeeper, at the Court, Manchester, Feb. 10, at
eleven—G. Bradford, Bridport, Dorsetshire, baker, at
the Cc:tun, Exeter, Feb. 15, at eleven.
At the Court'of Review, Feb. 8.
P. W. Smith, Bristol, currier—J. Lee, Coventry,
watch manufacturer—T. G. Brownsmith. Bedford-street,
Covent-garden, tringe manufacturer—H. C. Timpson,
Woolwich, surgeon—W. H. Gratrix, Nuneaton, War-
wickshire, silk manufacturer—G. Sandeman, York-
street, Southwark, ironmonger—T. Moore, Tipton.
Staffordshire. grocer—R.
W. Sampson, Sheffield, wholesale spirit
Hamp-
shire, tailor— J. Jones, Basingstoke,
merchants—Mary Warburton, Freetown in Bury, Lan-
cashire, hat manufacturer—A. Linley, Sheffield, sheep
shear and cut nail manufacturer—J. Kirkland, New-
street, Covent-garden, grocer—H. Brewer, Great
W either's-, Essex, draper—R. Hutchinson, Jewry-street,
Aldgate, leather seller.
tPARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Jane Dodgshon, W. Hayhurst, Agnes Hayhurst, and
Ann—Hayhurst, Milnthorpe, Westmorland, drapers—
T. Myerscough, J. Steele, and J. Ferguson, Man-
chester, counterpane manufacturers (so far as regards
the said J. Fergusorf)—J. Worley, W. G. Ireland, and
-B. Worley, Philpot-lane, ship agents—J. Worley acid B.
Worley, PhilpatTlane, ship agents—J. D. Hass and J.
C. Moore, Chancery-lane, translators—J. H. Balfour,
and C. E. Moreton, Railway-place, ship agents—J.
Hughes, E. Hughes, J. Hughes, and T. Ward, Man-
chester and New York, merchants, (as far as regards
the said J. Haghes)—J. Smallpage, J. Lord, and N.
Smallpage, Burnley and Haberghans Eaves, Lancashire,
cotton-spinners—W. T. Moule and R. Makin, Liver-
pool, insurance brokers—A. Duke and A. Duke,
Chichester, surgeons—G. Goble and J. E. Bennison,
Stockwell, Surrey, coach builders—W. Arthur and H.
Eider', Blackburn, Lancashire, leather cutters—D.
Haughton and J. Haughton, Chorley and Blackburn,
Lancashire, iron and brass founders—G. Graham and
J. Hartley, Whitehaven, Cumberland, mercers—l. Ben-
jamin, G. Benjamin, and S. Benjamin, Montreal and
Quebec, dry goods merchants (as far as regards the said
I Benjamin)—G. Kent and E. J. Talbot, Falcon-square
—W. Eagles and J. Grattidge, Birmingham, gun
implement makers—J. Smith and J. Righton, Wal-
brook, auctioneers—T. Surr, W. Bradley, E. Conder,
and J. Thorn, Queen-street, Chearsisie, eeffee merchants
—H. Birch and P. Deacon, Strarieridge Lancashire,
tin plate workers—W. H. Neale and C. Neale, Rumford,
Essex, butchers—A. Roper, S. Tetley, J. Roper, and T.
Roper, Bradford, Yorkshlte, woolstaplers—J. Cooper
and H. Lister, Manchester, joiners—C. Kohler and H.
Schmidt, Dublin, and Clifford-street, Bond. street, tailors
—J. Anderson and J. Fostor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
millers—R. Boyne and B. seamell, Hatton-garden,
tobacco manufacturers—G. Rowe, J. Lee, E. Lloyd, and
D. R. Newell, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, Bays-hill
Estate Company (as far as regards the Isaid D. R. New-
all)—J. Wilson and T. Wilson, cross-hills, linendrapers
—E. Edye and lE. Farmer, Montgomery, attorneys—J.
Fowler and T. Fowler, Totnes, Devonshire, railway
contractors—J. Browne, C. Wilson, and W. Kingdon,
Bedford row, attorneys (as far as regards the said C.
Wilson)—J. Russell, J. Douglas, W. Douglas; J. Law,
and R. Thomson Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchants
(as far as regards the said J. Douglas)—W. Wright, A.
Large, and W. Lottimer, New York and Nottingham,
merchants (as far as regards the said W. Wright).
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Catharine Parkinson, Gloucester-place, Portman-square,
St. Marylebone, teacher of music.
Thomas Cook, Liverpool, grocer.
James Gutheridge, Liverpool, licensed victualler.
John Rasbridge, Merthyr Tydfil, rail striker.
Henry Isaac Neild, Worthing, Sussex, attorney.
Jacob Grigg, Treneath, Cornwall, farmer.
William Searlei tansallos, Cornwall, innkeeper.
George Downes, Sheffield.
William Powell, Sheffield, saw handle makes.

Septimus Godbeher, Sheffield Moor, Yorkshire, edge tool
forger.
Henry Andrews, Amersham Common, Buckinghamshire,
brick maker.
John Stockwell, Dudbridge, Gloucestershire, baker.
George Horwood, King Stanley, Gloucestershire.
James Edwin Davis, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
Charles Robert Lee, Ensham, Oxfordshire, farming
bailiff.
John Sewell Johnson, King's Lynn, Norfolk, pastry-
cook.
Thomas Moody, Brighton, boot and shoe maker.
William Francis Boyer, Long Sutton, Lincolnshire,
beerseller.
William Holmesby, Maidstone, beerseller.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
John Cairns, Glasgow, clothier, to meet within the
Black Bull Inn, Glasgow, Jan.. 24, and Feb. 14, at one.
D. Robertson, Glasgow, merchant, to meet within the
Albert Tavern, Glasgow, Jan. 24, and Feb. 21, at two.
J. L. Blaikie, Glasgow, publisher, to meet within the
Star Hotel, Glasgow, Jan. 21, and Feb. 11, at two.
J. M'Gregor, St. Andrew's, painter, to meet within
the City Hotel, St. Andrew's, Jan. 25, and Feb. 15, at
one.

W. GrQig, Beady, innkeeper, to meet within the Inn
of Thomas Mackenzie, Beauly, Jan. 26, and Feb. 16, at
two. _ _

A. Christie, Crieff, ironmonger, to meet within the
house of W. Ferguson, innkeeper, Odell, Jan. 26, and
Feb. 23, at twelve. . _ _

J. aLd A. Deslie,'Edinburgh, 'victual dealer, to meet
within the ißoyal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh,
Jan. 24, and Feb. 26, at two.

J. Taylor and Son, Peterhead, ship builders, to meet
within the New Inn, Peterhead, Jan. 21, and Feb. 11, ai
twelve.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of Jan. 18.)
Straws.—To-day importers of Raw Sugar manifested
more firmness, and there was a falling off in the supply
of all kinds at market. The home trade were desirous
to do business, and there was likewise more inquiry
from exporters. An improvement in the value of most
kinds took place. All kinds of West India Muscovado
ere in excellent request, both for the scale
and refining purposes, whilst the rates obtained are 6d
to is per cwt above those of Friday. The private sales
amounted to 1,000 hhds, &c., and would have been upon
a larger scale had holders taken last week's quotations.
At public sale 102 hhds of Barbadoes went off with more
briskness, and an advance on furmer rates of 8d per ewt.
REFIriaD.--To-day the purchases in refined goods by
the home trade were limited, and the progress of prices
is downwards, brown grocery lumps selling at 535, and
standard lumps 53s 6d to 545. Bonded Crush Sugar is
dull of sale, and the best is offered at 30s per cwt. For
Loaves there is less demand.

FOREIGN.—To-day a fair amount of business was
concluded privately iu Foreign Sugar, and in some
cases stiffer rates were obtained, hut the demand was
chiefly confined to grocers and refiners working under
bond. None was submitted to public sale, and privately
there is a less quantity on offer.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon Bengal met with little
attention, and which was to be attributed to prices
ruling above those current for other sorts of sugar. Of
3,542 bags offered at public sale a part only found buyers,
yet full rates were obtained.
MAURITIUS.—This afternoon there was no public
sale of Mauritius Sugar, but privately several parcels
were taken, and the rates obtained are rather above
those that existed previously. The chief holders decline
to sell for the present.
COFFEE.—To-day there was more desire manifested
to operate in Plantation Ceylon; holders insisting upon
rather higher rates checked business. Of the parcels
offered at public sale, amounting to 116 casks 270 bags,
a small part only found buyers. Native is more in de-
mand, and realises better prices, good ordinary selling
at 32s 6d to 33s per curt.

TEL—To-day the market was in a quiet state for
Tea, but on the part of holders there is firmness, and
full rates were obtained. For public sale on Thursday
the quantity declared is 10,000 pkgs.
SPIRITS.—To-day the market for Rum was firm, but
there was a material falling off in the demand ; proof
Leeward, however, could not be obtained under is 7d,
and East India is 6il per gallon.
RICE.—To-day there was no public sale of East India
Rice, but the private purchases made were of little
moment, still holders declined to take lower rates.
SAGO.—The better qualities are more in request, and
prices are firmer ; 30 boxes at public sale realising 25s
to 26s for fine small white pearl. There are sellers of
the lower kinds at previous reduced rates, but few buyers
are to be met with, and 383 boxes at public sale taken in
at 17s for middling small pearl. Arrow Root is in large
supply, and must again be quoted a trifle cheaper. Of
170 pkgs offered at public sale, a small part only sold.
FRUlT,—Raisins are wanted, and the stock being
small prices rule firm, Valentin at 33s to 40s, and Denia
in baskets 30s to 32s per cwt. Currants are less in re-
quest; holders, however, are firm, and insist upon late
rates. The chief part of the stock of Fruit is of inferior
quality, and out of condition.
TALLOW.—The market for Russian has assumed a
firmer appearance, and on the spot large purchases have
been made by the town and country trade, whilst priesadvanced to 466 to 46s 3d for fine P. Y. Candle. For
delivery in
February and March, the operations
more are upon a
m4osnsth9sd
of
fo 4th6es
per cwt, but fore ex
the
enlaat three
year few buyers seals
eat
would accept 4la are to be found, whilst sellers
als 6d. For home made the
deni:lnd is more activet at 47s to 48s net cash, but there
is a fair supply.()Ll kin
ds are in brisker request,
and a rise in the value is apparent.et At public sale 174
pkgs of South American sold
casks New South Wales, good and
& ed to 52s 6d ; 790
fl
and middling 38s to 42s 6d • 253
cask of
to 465, low
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P. Y. Candle stranded 43s litl to 44s 9d tof first sort
er cwt. For
auction 500 casks of Tallow are declared.
Ons.—Southern has been much inquired' after, and
stiffer rates have been offered, but the supply of all sorts
is scanty. The rates paid have been 301. to 331, for good
and fine, and 271. to 291. for common and middling. At
auction 16 tuns of very ordinary dark went at 221. to
2.11. 103. In Cod many purchases have _ been made.
Seal met with attention, whilst on the . part of
and a good business has
._
bolut.7s_ there is firmness,publict sale 18 casks went
been conciti,t'd• . iii'i brown and yellow. Sperm
at 241. 15s. to 261. . r .•—..ftmd rates are well
is wanted, and previous lair- ---, At auction
supported, while the supply is less plentiitu.
21 tuns fetched 801 to 82/ for good and tine quality, upon
which terms several
parcels have been sold privately.
Cocoa Nut is brought more freely to market, and a
decline in the g value is apparent, 277 packages of
fine quality
per cwt.in
at Aphlie sale selling g 58s to 605
Iwii4 Oil a good business has been