The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-24 00:00:00

Alarkets.

LIVERPOOL PLUMAGE MARKET, FEB. 20

Sugars There has been a steady market, and the refiners
still confirm: the principal buyers of West India ; the. sales
consist of 900 I;hds. of B.P. and 8,000 bags of Bengal, without
change in price, i.he latter chiefly from 325. 6d. to 38s. per cwt.
for low to fine white 1500 bags Madras are also reported at
255. to 255. Gd. per cwt. ; 200 lihds. Porto Rico have been sold
at As. 9,1. to 34s per cwt. duty paid, and 660 bags good brown
Ceara at 15s. to 16s. 30. from the quay in bond.—The only sale
reported in Molasses is 170 puns. Antigua at 13s. per cwt.—No
sales reported in Coffee, but 269 bags Para Cocoa have been
taken at 215., 50 bell. Jamaica G;nger at 45s to 505., 300 poc-
kets East. India at 17s. Gd. per cwt. in bond, and 100 bags of
black Pepper at 3,1 d. to 32d. per lb.—Rice : 100 tcs. Carolina
sold front 17s. 6d. to 18s. 611. per cwt. nothing done in East
India.—Rum continues in- steady demand ; the sales, about
200 puns., consist entirely of Demerara ; Jarnaicas are less
saleable.—Tea: Since the arrival of the snail, the market is
more quiet, and to effect sales, in both Blacks and Greens,
rather lower rates have to be accepted.—'Fallow has been in
fair demand, and 1.0 0 casks disposed of at 365. 6d. to 375. for
Petersburg Y.C., and 335. to 355. 6d. per cwt. for North and
South. American.—Upwards of 150 tons Lard sold at 465. to
488. per cwt.-70 tons Petersburg Hemp are reported at late
prices.-1,800 bales or Jute have been sold at t for very infe-
nor, to £l3 for very good, being previous prices.

DIVIDENDS.—MtiIeII 10, J. Greenshields and ➢I. Strang, Li-
verpool, merchants—March 10, T H. Irwin, Liverpool, stock-
broker—March 11, T. Richardson, Liverpool, cutler—March
12, J. A. Edwards, 'fox eth-park, near Liverpool, boarding-
house keeper—March 9, J and H. %Vow!, Dearnle. Lan-
cashire, w, ollen manufacturers—March 11, J. and J. Rhodes,
Rochdale, cotton spinner—March so, J. Welch, Nantwich,
caaclibuilder.

CERTIFICATES.—March 11, J. Hadfield,
Ashton-in-Mackerfield, cotton spinner.

Manchester, and

FRIDAY, FEB. 20.-- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Glad-
stone and Serjeantson, Liverpool, brokers—Sale and Williams,
Liverpool, block-makers--Gardiner and Pugh, Liverpool,
wholesale grocers—J. R. Macfarlane and J. 1). Pritchard,
Warrington, inanufacturinm chyinists.
BA ,KRUPTCIES ANNULLED.—Wm. Platts, Crawford-street,
Marylebone, London, draper—Frederick Freeman Cobb, Can-
terbury, grocer.

BANK ItUPTS.—Christopher Steadman and Charles Siddalt
Bakewell, Manchester, joiners—Francis Ingham, Doncaster,
grocer— William Savage, Bradford, dispensing druggist—GeO.
Greelistock, Bristol, milliner—Thomas Myring, Walsall, bridle
cutter—Job Clark, Willenball.Staffoidsbire, bolt manufacturer
—William MIAs Holland, Portland-place, St. Mark's-road,
Kennington. London, brewer—Simon Abraham Risen, Bed-
ford-street, Covent-garden, London, tailor.
DtviDENDs.—March 15,'1'. Brighouse. Liverpool, contractor
—March 16, J. Warburton, Liverpool, tailor—March 16, R. D.
Reeves and R. 1-1. Dawson, Liverpool, wine dealers—March 15,
R. H. Dawson, late of Liverpool, wine dealer.

CERTIFICATES.—March 15. E. Whkinson and T. Bentley,
Liverpool, tailors—March 16, J. Cooper, Liverpool, butcher.

MEETINGS OF CREUITottS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Feb. Hour..
24, Benjamin H. Bates (proof and div.) District Court, It
26, William Whitehouse (Ist)
27, Joseph J. Smith (audit) Ditto, II
27, James T. Janos (Ist)
Match 2, Mary Ann Keell (2d) Ditto, It
2, .1. Greenshields and M. Strang (audit)
2, George Kyrke (audit)
2, Isaac Wakefiehl (audit)
2, Joseph Unsworth (audit) Ditto, I/
2, Samuel Bickerton (2d)
3, William J. Foulkes (2d)
4, George Hopkinson (2d)
4, J. A. C. Reimann and J G. Geller (Ist) Ditto, II