The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-02-09 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. 5.
Sugar.—There has again been a good demand for all descriptions,
and the sales of B. P. are 700 hhds., at an advance of is per cwt.
on good and fine, and full prices for other sorts. 2000 bags Bengal
have also been disposed of, at previous prices. The sales are con-
fined to a few lots Brazil, in brls. and bags, for stores, at 20s 6d to
22s per cwt. for middling to good brown. Bonded Refined.—About
50 hhds. 14 lb. Loaves have been sold at a price equal to 37s per cwt.
free on bond. The sales in Molasses consist of 160 puns. Antigua
at the quotations, and a few Demeraras at 32s per cwt. Coffee.—
The transactions in Plantation have been to a moderate extent,
but without change in prices; the sales consist of 150 casks
Jamaica and 20 casks Berbice. A small parcel of superior Java
65s 6d to 67s per cwt. No sales in Foreign sorts. 50 bags Pimento
brought sd, and 400 pockets black Pepper aid to 44d per lb.
Nothing done in Cocoa or Ginger. Rice is in request, and 4000
bags sold, at 14s Gd for middling, to 15s 6d for good white Bengal.
The business in Rum is limited to 60 puns. Demeraras, 45 per cent.
O. P., at 55 6d per gallon.
Tea.—There has been rather more inquiry during the week, but
holders continue very firm, and will not sell at present rates; the
overland mail is looked for with great interest.
The sales of Ea•t India produce have been 30 chests of Bengal
Indigo at steady prices, and 50 bales Bengal Safflower at 80s per
cwt., some trifling sales made in Shell Lac, 800 pockets of Bengal
Turmeric at 255, 1000 of Seed Lac at 15s. In Saltpetre, 400 bags
sold at 27s to 295, and 500 bags of Nitrate of Soda at 21s Gd per

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FRB. S.
In consequence of the strong easterly winds we have had a very
scanty market, but as the packets were hourly expected, the
hitchers deferred purchasing. We therefore cannot quote prices
much higher. Prime Beef 7il to ;id middling 63d ; prime Wether
Mutton 8d; middling 7d, sinking the offal. Beasts, 197: Sheep.
1733.

LONDON ciAZE'ITE.--FRIDAY, FEB. 5

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. S. Daintry, J. Ryle, and W. R. Ravensroft, Manchester,
bankers; as far as regards W. R. Ravenscroft—T. and J. Bury,
Liverpool, and J. Bury, Dublin, hide-clearers—T. Ilaigh and
E. Franceys, Liverpool—T. Proctor and Co. Liverpool, dyers—
Knight and Forrest, Liverpool, glass-morel:Lilts—Harrison I.nd
Knowles, Billinge, Lancashire, timber-dealers.

INSOLVENTS.
Feb. 4.—Robert Mackin lay, Silver-street, London, rectifier.
Feb. s.—Richard Wontner, Cloth-sir, London, wollen-draper.
BANKRUPTS.
William Richard Kemp, East Cheap, London, wholesale-grocer.
George Lewis, Mile-end-road, London, licensed victualler.
Samuel Freshney, Bond-street, Chelsea, grocer.
James Straten, St. Mary-at-hill, and Winchester-street, London.
ship-owner.

William John Duckham, Little Love-lane, Wood-street, Cheap-
side, London, hosier.
Lionel Watling, Upper-street, Islington, Londoe, butcher.
William Jennings, Gloucester, tailor.
John Jenkins, Haverfordwest. auctioneer.
Thomas Todd, Birmingham, factor.
John Robson, and William Kimpster Robson, Newcastle.upon-
Tyne, grocers.
George Cooke, Northampton, scrivener.
Edward Lewis Mayor, Northampton, innkeeper.
Joseph Pearson, Almondbury, Yorkshire, grocer.
Robert Clay, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant.
Edward Ridgeway, Birmingham, victualler.
James Solomon Davies, Sheffield, Yorkshire, furniture-dealer.