The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-11-19 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, NON. 15.
There has again been a good demand for Sugar, though chiefly
confined to the better descriptions, of which 1000 hhds have been
taken, at steady prices. 2800 bags low damp Bengal sold by auc-
tion at 52s 6d to 52s gd, 700 bags low brown at 56s Gd to 56s 9d, and
700 bags middling to good white at 68s 6d per cwt. 220 cases and
130 brls Brazil Sugar have been brought forward by auction this
week, but there being no disposition to purchase at present rates,
the whole was withdrawn; by private a few cases and boxes white
Pernams have been sold at 24s per cwt. being a decline of Is to 2s
upon former prices.—There is a good inquiry for Molasses, and the
sales amount to 300 puns. chiefly good Trinidad, at 325, with a small
lot of fine Dominica at 34s per cwt.—Coffee. For clean ordinary
and middling qualities of Plantation there is a good demand, and
150 casks Jamaica at auction, consisting almost exclusively of those
descriptions, sold briskly at fully previous rates. Nothing done in
Cocoa, Ginger or Pimento.-150 bags middling black Pepper sold at
aid per lb.—Rice is in better request, and about 100 tces of dressed
Carolina have been sold at 40s per cwt. duty paid; a small parcel of
middling Bengal has been taken, at 145 Gd per cwt. in bond.—Rum
continues to be inquired for, and prices are firm ; the sales exceed
120 puns. at 3s 4d to as 10d for common Leewards, and 5s 10d to
6s Id per gallon for choice Demerara; 100 pipes of Havana have
been sold, but the price has not transpired.
There is very little to report in East India Drysaltery Produce this
week; 70 chests Shell Lac at 47s to 50s; a few chets Lac Dye at
lld per lb.—About 600 bags Saltpetre are returned at 24s 6d to 26s
6d, and a little Nitrate of Soda at 17s.
Dyewoods. A cargo of 200 tons of Campeachy Logwood, just
arrived, was offered, but withdrawn for want of buyers; the sales
of all kinds have been extremely limited, without any material
change.—The sales of Turpentine this week amount to 1400 to 1500
brls. lin store, at a price which has not transpired.—No sates of
American or Stockholm 'Far reported.—There is rather more inquiry
for Montreal Pot Ashes, and about 300 brls have been sold, at 24s
9d to 258 for new, and at a proportionate reduction for old brands.
For some few Montreal Pearls 2gs 6d has been accepted.—ln Quer-
citron Bark there are no transactions to report.—Bees' Wax is rather
lower; 20 chests East India of ordinary quality sold at -e4 lOs to
.es per cwt. in bond, and 53 bales of Cuba at £7 ss, duty paid.—
Hides. The public sale of 21,000 East India Kips on Tnesday went
off with spirit, and the whole realised full prices, for the quality;
dry salted and goof' brined brought Rd to 11Ad for sound, B,id to
gid for Ist rubbed, and Qd to 71d for 2nd rubbed; dry and brined
lid to Sid for sound, 74d to 8d for first rubbed, and 63d to 7d for
2nd rubbed ; also 150 Calcutta Buffalo 4Ad to 4,1 d, and 400 dry Monte
Video 10d for good, and lid per lb for inferior.—The sale of Horse
Hair on Wednesday was dull, and only 60 bales sold, at rather lower
prices; tails at la 6d to Is el, good mixed at lOid to 114 d, fair
mixed at 10d to 104 d, and Cow Hair on the skin at 84d to Bid per lb.
—Tobacco. The transactions so far this month comprise 150 Vir-
ginia leaf and 110 stemmed, 13 Kentucky leaf and 107 stemmed,
making a total of 380 hhds ; of which the Trade have taken 255 ; of
the remainder, 80 have been taken for Ireland, 25 for Scotland, and
20 for export; in quotations we make no alteration.
In consequence of a rumour that it is the intention of this Govern-
ment to impose a prohibitory duty on Brimstone, the duty was yes-
terday paid on large parcels in bond in this port, and the greater
part of the existing stocks withdrawn from the market; small sales
were made at the early part of the week at full prices.—Sicily Su-
mac of good quality has become scarce, other sorts are in steady
demand.—Cream of Tartar and brown Tartar are wanting.—Argols
in limited demand.—Nothing worthy of notice has been reported
in Madders and Madder Roots.—The sales in Olive Oil have again
been limited, prices remain without alteration.—Fish Oils are dull
of sale ; no transactions cl any moment have taken place since our
last.—Pale Rape and Linseed Oils are iu very limited demand, and
prices still declining.—Small sales of Palm Oil have been made at•
our lowest quotation, and about 350 tons (part to arrive) at prices
which have not transpired , the demand from consumers is very
limited.—Oil of Turpentine is steady, but the sales confined to small
parcels.—ln Hemp or Flax no alteration can be noticed, the inquiry
for Baltic Hemp has rather subsided, 150 bales of Jute sold at -t1.2
ss, and a few tons Bombay Hemp at £2O per ton.—A moderate
business was done in Tallow in the early part of the week, at steady
prices, but the demand is since more limited, and prices a trifle lower.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 15.
There has been a very good demand throughout the week, par-
ticularly yesterday, when 4590 bales were taken by speculators and
5000 by the Trade. The prices of most qualities of American are
4d per lb. higher, Surat is also in good request at steady prices,
whilst Brazil and other long-staple continue very dull of sale, and
are rather lower. Speculators have taken 7000 American and 100
Surat, and Exporters 800 American and 50 Bengal.

ACCOUNT, OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF corroN,
From the Bth instant, to this day, inclusive.

Prices paid i I JIP 0 ETS
SALES OP THE WEEK. Itn the week. ThislA k. 'this
1

80 Sea Island
20 Stained
10220 Bowed Georgia
5730 r Mobile
A. Alabama and Tennessee
13460 New Orleans
380 ; { Pernambuco & Paraiba
Aricati and Ceara
330 Bahia and Maceio
; f Maranham
Sawginned
Minas
• Para
Demerara, Surinam, &c...
230: Egyptian
Barbados
80 . Peruvian

18d 0 29d
11 13
Si —8 i 39 }321
6 71 )
}
61 431
Si 81
gi 101 1881 }
10/
91 10,2 (1
2(

11 - 121 139 I 27

.... Bahama
20 Laguayra
.... Common West India, &c
• Carthagena
.... Smyrna
• .. Manilla
2510 Surat
30 Madras
50 Bengal

9 - 9i
- I

. ,
} 527 2:
-
41 - 64 ;
51 I 2141 51
5 -

33310 bales

4727 I 95,

MONDAY EVENING.
To-day a good business has been done, say 6000 bales of all
kinds, including 100 Pernam at 104 d, 100 Bahia at gd to 10d, 1000
Surat 41d to 6d, some Egyptian 12id, remainder American 6d to
84d ; 1500 on speculation ; and the market closes firm at an advance
of *d to 4d per lb. on American descriptions since Friday.

LONDON GAZETTE.-7141DAY, NOV, 15.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
* whituleal
J. Brown, T. F. Beales, and J. E. Beale% iiltulelles,6, moche`•
grinders—W. Ramsbottom, J. Thompson, and R. Grirne;_rd, IC.
ter, wire-shape-makers to calico-printers; as far As , >to.
Ramsbottom—M. H. Schwabe, A. Gobert, and H. E' JI-guninef'
chester; as far as regards H. E. Leo—T. Hodgson and •
ga
Lancaster, land-surveyors. filly-
bonnet-mker.
INSOLVENTS.Aldtegh.stre, London,
Nov. 14.—Samuel Dalton, 6.-
Vl' r4l°.°.
IS.—Jonathan Bunce Morgan, SonthainPton'r°
bury, laceman. ne GroaDd.
Samuel Hunton Townshend Bisbop, ITP.-han '
.
street, Blackfriare, London, iron.rnerc
BANKRUPTCIES SU ?EKSEDED.

JivoihilinaGniloEvlekri,!,aofix,frodr,dg
James Martin and Martha Hall, Waterloo-plac , "-
seitrneteetr,
London, linen. drapers.
Thomas M'Donnell, Pall-mall, London, booUnaker.
vodee.
Osborn Hills. Bow, London, grocer.
BANKRUPTS.
'
How-road.
Henry Vincent Garman, Coburn terrace, Bow-
bookseller.e ~,ehessr,
apothecary. •
William Hill, Bridge-street ironmoriger• faeturer''
Arthur Guy and Losco Dakin, Manchester, fustian-P.'
John Booth, Rawdon, Yorkshire, clothier.
John Rolling, Alfreton, Derbyshire, ale-merchant.
John Prescott, Leeds, Yorkshire, shoemaker.
John Legge Lu as, lirmingham, druggist.
Henry Parry, E rmin :ham, tailor. io,
DIVIDENDS. a FePPt
Dec. 12, A. O. M die" Aylesbury, banker—Dec:. •.i.iiercliane•--,,
Fenchurch-buildings, r die", London, v. 10„ w. Jall,r,
Dec. g, W. Bodle, Brighthelmstone, draper —Pco;... %,,,, tinine`p.
Southampton, linen-draper—Dec. 6, F. Deakin, Biem;',7,o, goic
merchant—Dee. 17, G. Rice, jun. and L. SmalleY, " ' (oil
CERTIFICATES or be
To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrarY, (11) 1
• erf°° '
Dec. 6.
Liverpool:. iiPosedloll:
'radon, I"...lChciesale
H. W. Gibh, Liverpool, ship-owner—J. C. .'
wine merchant—R. Kerman and S. Jones,
clothiers—M. Wotherspoon, Liverpool, share-broker ,up
tree,, - I'
Manchester, linen-merchant—T. Fitch, Leadenhall-s
cheesemonger.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
The average
George Marquis of Huntley, Aberdeen, banker.
the Returns made in the Week ending Nov. 12, is ',.,.ere01l °"
p rice
oßrown
n PRICE 1
ACI Eu s
cooFv
aSdUo Gs rutg.R . ,
:511
dp a
pi el,
on the
exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payabl ,-.•
importation thereof into Great Britain.
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MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR WI" "(r
s. t•
Nov. II Christi °; 1
20. James Trotter, (special) ... R. and •
.jollier ~.., 1
22.
JJ:smeepshßTeanywioierl Hobson, .. .
(special)
cial.) ....... Claren% ,
................. allot
21. Peter Petrie, (special)
2263.. Thomasi.eonard Johnson,AlbiAlbin,
,ju n(.l(sstp)e.c. o. I tee, 1
2235.. Evan Evans, (sHpaeycmiala). ..
(1;t).
.Edward.
.Bent's• '''.l-a-neißooesr° 11
Ditto, do, it
Len 12
26. Nicoll and Warburton, (div.)
i..a.1.) . Court..i: ...
Cl ndon
....... - are
Ditto, II
27. Bretherton and Harrison, (Ist) ..... • Ditto. il
27. Thomas Jackson, (div.)
27. Robert M'Laren, (div.)
Of rankrUPtC/' 1100111 St ii
ClarenoT-.

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:•
74 IS. Last
PRICES OF SHARES,
pll°eve.„-6 Share
,:i•tijs.
31 to
Fer , .
RAILWAS, &c.
Birmingham and Gloucester 6O paid 3,1 105 v°
:'...
Ditto and Derby
10 0 paidp a. i<l 6 470
1 0
0 Birkenhead and Chester
Bolton and Leigh
Bolton and Preston
Bristol and Exeter 25, .. • •
3i 0 On •• ::
Dr
Chester and Crewe O. •• • • 0 0
Dublin andDrogheda
Eastern Counties
il2 0 0 • • •
Edinburgh and Glasgow
3
Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 9 paid
~ 10 ° •'• •
Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 14 paid 1,-
n 0 •• " 0 0
Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar 120 paw 0 "
.199 ,„ 0
nock, and Ayr 0 ° •• • 75 '
Grand Junction
ul •• **
Ditto half shares 3O .. • • ~,•, 10 0.• " s -
Great Western 65 ... • 6 • •
Ditto new shares 5 ....
Hull and Selby H 7 7 .• • •
20 paid . ,7 6•• • •
•*a 21 ' ••
rear Lancaster and Preston so pal ,„,0 0 • •
...._ Liverpool and Manchester
0 0
_ Ditto quarter shares
SO 1 .•
5650 Ditto half shares
London and Birmingham 00
... •141 5 0
.. 0
Ditto new shares
1972 Ditto quarter shares
•• • 3sl 10 0 ••*
Ditto and Southampton 5O .. • • 15 0 0• • "
~ • •
Ditto & Brig-hton
1159 London and Croydon
•• • !027 Leeds and Manchester 6O • 67 j 0•• • •
Ditto half shares -
,1 0 ° •• *.
0 0
1717 Leicester and Swannington 5O •• • • ' 10 ° •••• 35
Ditto, (new)
•
•• • Manchester, Bolton, & Bury
,• • •
153 Manchester and Birmingham 25 .• • • 15
417 0 •••
,215 Ditto and Ditto Extension
5., )0 ° '' ..
106 Midland Counties
~:, 0 0 •' • •
Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .• • • 5 0 •• "
2
Ditto quarter shares
10 0 •''•
North Midland - 6 ••'•
i o• • "
1444 South gastern and Dover
North Union
St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap lOO pa— „6 12 6• • '
York and North Midland 3O paid a °
ea
div,
ANKS.
3648 Royal Bank of Lißverpool 500 •••• . 1 71915 0 0
••':
34
Bank of Liverpool ..t12. 10s paid 21, 7 6•• •.
9_ Commercial of Liverpool 10 ... • 1:3 2 6• • •
,5 Liverpool Union lO .... 7 6 •• •:
- Northern and Central . • 10 ••• • ,A 21 la °"•
Albion
0 •• ''
North and South Wales lO .. • • 11 7 6, . •
of Manchester 9 1 .
..
M'chester & L'pool Dsct. 15 .. • • 67 0 •.'
South Lancashire
Liverpool Banking Company
Borough Bank lO •• • • 4 10• • • •
Commercial Bank of England 5•• -* 976• • .•
East of England lO • • • •
Phcenix Bank
Wilts and Dorset 7 10s• 164 0
GAS, WATER WORKS, &c• n, 0 0•• •,
0 Exchange Buildings .lOO paid 104
~
•
L'pool and Harrington Water } 350
... , 457 0
Works ,-, 10 0 " •
Bootle Ditto Stock. •• • 0
0 0 •• • •
17
L'pool Coal Gas Company Stock. •• • :„., 0 0• • "
L'pool New Gas &Coke Co. .tlOO .. • • `°`
Ditto new shares are now paid up.
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
0
40
" • •
Liverpool Marine Assurance 125 paid 1
Company
Ocean Assurance Company.... 10 •• • • 111 ‘• '• •
Liverpool Fire and I.ife 2 10s• ~c
DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES', ' 7. 6 .• • •
Anderton Carrying Company l5 •• • •
Woodside Ferry
Egremont Ferry l2 los.
Rock F--

'erry
Monk's Ferry
Steam Tug Company g 10s
Harringtou Docks lOO • • • •
Apothecaries' Company
Asphalte (Liverpool)
(Polonceau)

7 2 6- • •

5 7 6 •• • •
5 0 ° "..
5 0 ° ••'.
0 n " .."
10 5 (I, "••
0 14 0' ....
015 ••••

TIDE TAI3I2E:__----------
Tuesdaylays .1 9 197. Tarn. Height. !
H. it . II . AI . r • t• n 1 Martlt'
g 42 17 2 1 icug 3 ' hilP
Wednes. 20 10 4 10 27 18 7 Ediaillri(-0.,T i„„ 0,00
Thursday2l 10 50 11 13 19 8 Full Mo 14—
Friday .. 22 11 37 0 0 19 10 Cecilia. .. visity.
Saturda) 23 0 0 025 19 4 St. Clern_negy after
Sunday 24 049 114 17 11 6th Su m ends' ----•
Monday 25 139 2 5 16 9 Mich. Ter
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NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Novsmoo I°.

B
DISCIIAROICD• 5
Cured ......... • • •
Hospital Irregularitetedn.
.g. a .
s.
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13
• • • 71

ADMITTED.

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
Upon recommendation ..• • •

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House Visitors John Lightbody, Esq. and John Rigby'
wo '‘l.
Rev. T
J. Connor.—House Surgreasurer, Mr. R. W. Bates
eon, . Hig
on . re>
Chaplain, Mr.
rigT•
LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REP—
November 16, 1839•

Remaining in th,

•
Made Out -Dp Ist ic nAt sn DIHARGED.
I a 41
ADMITTED. 0
In-patients cured 3O In-patients •• •
Relieved and at own request
1 st Ole l
the a
0 Casuals during __
Irregular . I Remain in the honsc
Dead . 6

Consulting shton•
Visitors . Mr.
Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.
tivnisgcitShiairgeons, Forshaw ana r. Dawsoe.
House Spulraingeo *. . .....Rev...iMb oßr.n.lsl,Danoat'ti.diesn:.rh.a: