The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-15 00:00:00

MINES.

KellesvCrris Consolidated Mines 2 0 0
West Tresavean Tin and Copper ditto
British Silver. Lend. And Cooper ditto ..... 1 10 0
Liverpool and Manchester Coal

NEW COMPANIES.
Liverpool Steam Towing
Liverpool Visit
Liverpool Timber..

2 15 (1
1 10 0
nominal

LONDON GAZETTE.-44(RIDAY, Nov. 11„

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, .
F. Void. and J. Fletcher, jun., Liverpool, cOinrnission-mer.
Aants-41. Moss and 11. •Moss, Mimeos6lllil, silk-manufacturers.—. 3.
Nowell and W. Yearsley,. c'jithero, Lancashire, thnber-merchants.
. ,
I3ANKR,UPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Wiliam Henry Howard, Cheltenham, upholsterer.
• BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Richard Parkinson, Parsley, Yorkshire, cloth-minuficturcr, from
Nov. 15 to Dee. 3.
' BANKRUPTS.

Charlea Danvers, Rotherhithe, London, merchant and sawyer.
John Middleton, Bread-street, Cheapside, London, warehouseman,
Solomon Harris, Wardour-street, Soho, London, timber-merchant.
William Br iokm, Hatton-garden, London, jeweller.
Robert Wilbv, IsliniTton, Middlesex, ship-owner.
John Ward, 'Woolwich, Kent, banker.
James Smith, Portman-market, London, potato-salesman.
James Everard. Weßit-thorough, Northamptonshire, farmer.
'John James Holyoake, Redditch, Worcestershire, needle-manu-
facturcr.

William Bonn:, Buxton, Derbyshire, draper.
James Nters, Littlehatripton, Sussex, corn-merchant.
Charles .Roberts, Oxford, victualler.
Charles Eldridge, Brighton, builder.
John York, Thorne; Yorkshire, tanner.
James Stringer, Northampton, scrivener.
IlehjaMin Homan, Hastings, biiiTder..

DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 13, J. Willis, Liverpool, merchant—Dec. 5, E. Holmes and W.
Ilall, Crossby-square, London. merchants-LDee. 5, 0. 1"al'Or, Little
DistafT-lane, London, spice-merchant—Dee. 2, it. Spitler, Lansdowne-
mews, GitildfOrd-street, London, sterle-mison—Dec. 2, J. Brown,
Walp •
iog-wall London, victualler—Dec. 2, J. H'A adley. bingdon,
t •
BerKshire, hemp-manufacturer—Dec. 2, 11. Prior. Ludgate-hill, Lon-
don, statinner— Dec. 2, J. Nicholson, High-street, Southwark, linen-
draper—Dec. 2, E. Hamlen, M•Niven's Coffee-house, Gilbert's- pas-
sage, Clare-Market, London, cook—Dec. 2, A. E. 'Wiralus and W. H.
Urridus, Skinner-street, Snow-h ill, London, stationers—Dec. 3, E. J.
Everett and J. D. Francis, Heytesbury. Wiltshire. clothiers—Dee. 2,
J. Widdowsnn, Fleet-street, London, goldsmith—Dec. 2. J. L. Marti-
Mer, St. Thomas the Apostle. Exeter. linen-draper—Dee. 2. W. Man-
ning, F. Alarming. and J. L. Anderson. New Bank-buildingS; London,'
West India-merchants—Dec. 3, T. C, Harding, Winslow, Bucking-
hamshire; grocer—Dec. 3, J. Beaumont and T. Holt, Gornhill, Lon.:
don, tailors—Dec. .0, W. Holloway, Dorset-street, Clapham-alma,
Surrey. brewer—Dec. 10. V.'. Hibbard. Egham, Surrey, iladdler.L--Ilee.
10, R. Edgar, Harp-lane. Tosver-street, London, wine-merchant—Dec.
10, E. H.. Forrester, Baltic Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, Lou-
don, Itussia-broker—Dee. 10, W. .1. 11. Hammond, Upper Thames-
street, London. iren-merchant—Dee. 2' 1-1. Newton, Pi.gent-street,
London, silk-mercer—Dec. 5, .1. Sharp, North Shields. Northumber-
land, grocer—Dee. 6, T. Brameld, U. F. Brameld, and J. W.liramehl,
Sw indon, Yorkshire. earthenware-manufacturers—Dec. 5, W. Horton
and A. Horton, Sheffield; button-maoufacturers—Dee. 3, J. Kearsley,
Chorley, Lancashire, grover,-Dec. 7, S. Belcher, Doncaster, innkeeper
—Dec. 7, A. Hickson, 124'p:easter, grocer.
CETtTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause he shown to the oon:trary, on or before the
2d day of December..,
T. A. Gay,, Smithampton-lmildings, London. law-stationer-N,
Tuffirell, York-street, Middlesex Hospital. Lemlon, Li.'
ford, jun., Montpelier-rosi, Brompton, Middlesex, veterinary-surgeon
—W. Abingdon, Berkshire, grocer—G. Fowler. Grosvenor-
)A, e,.. Corunierci*l-road, London, rope-maker—J. Morris, jun•
WandSwurth, Surrey, grocer.

AVERAGB YE ICE OF SUGAR.
TN., average price Of Brown or Museova,lo Sugar, computed from
the - tith day of v
the ',turns l',tide in the week ending —ovember, 1836,
is 46a 2,1 per hundred weight, exclusive of the' duties of customs paid.
or payable thereon upon importation thereof into Great Britain.

GRAIN—Average price of Grain for the week ending Nov. 4 :
Wheat, 51s 8d ; Baxley; 373.10 d ; Oats, g...)8 10d ; Bye, 84s fid ; Beans
4). lOd ; Pos, 423 51.1- •

Nov. 16, l 83i3.

arritio.

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LIVERPOOL R COLONIAL MARKET, Nor-.
In ta'.t: of holders 'having stibmitted to a further reduct;on
in prices, c hor More twain..., hat been done thiS Week In Sugars, the
.sales amounting to about 7. 3 hhla B.P. at:the quotatiOns. Nothing'
done in Man ritios or Bengal. There have wit been any transactions
in Foreign Sugar.: the isciees• here being nominal; the quotations are
. reduce a•,:re”shly to t`•, London Prices Current.—Nothing has Leen'
done in ;',.1 olasst-s : late artivals are not yet land. l.—Coffee. The
transactions in Pla'7ll.,:ti,, ainount to 100 casks of Jamaica, at irregular
prices, but in mo,t htqltire'g at a decline 'of tts ewt ;50 bids of St.
Lucia were also soil at a sinitiar reduction. and 80 bags Ceylon (at 6d
duty; were disposed of, at 71s Gd to 73s for good ordinary' quality:
Nothing done m Foreign.—No sales in Cocoa or Pimento, buta lot of •b„,, been talien at 411 W. lb, and 1030 bags of East
India Ginger at 33S cwt.—Rice. The only sales are 100 tierces
of
dressed Carolina, at 0o 41, ewt duty pa The inquire conti-
nues griod; the market being barely supplied ; thennly sales reported
• are 100 puns of fine Jamaiel,' at 4a 70 to 3s :,1 nallbti.
With the exception of a few. retail sites, there is nothing worth-not
tiring in Indigo.—A. parcel of East India Gum Arabic,, of good, quality,
has been sold at 78s to 80s Gd 11, cwt ; and 41 tuns China Mother-of.
Pearl Shells at 95a:—A s-nail lot of 'Cowries, by auction, brought
—ln Saltpetre the sales are. Ibnited to 180 bags at 345, and Nitiate to
110 lags at 193 4r ewt.
Dyewoofls.—The demand for all kinds -of Woods has been very
dull, said the few sales made are it lower rates.--The sales of Turpen-
tine have been rather more extensive this week ; they- amount to 4000.
brls, principally at 18S. below which price the holders refuse to
American Tar is very scarce, and is saleable at oar quotations.—For
. Montreal Pot Ashes the demand' has been animated, and some large.
parcels have changed -hands • at 38s, with a 'few at 3fis Gil ; Montreal
:Pearl Ashes are lower. 40s Gil having been accepted for a-few parcels.
•--There has been considerable inquiry both for Cloverseed and Flax- •
seed, but there are no sellers at present.— Quercitron Bark goes ow
very slowly, at former rates. A small parcel of East India Bees' WaZ
, brought £1 4s. cwt.—llides, The sates Consist of 4300 salted BuenoS
Ayres Ox and COW at 410 to 4id, 150 do Carthagena at 411, 90 do Ja-
maica at 41d. 060 dry salted Brazil at s.id to 510, 800 dry African Kip*
at Gid Wit for sound; and 273 salted Buenos Acres•llorse Hides at 12ss
Gil each.—The sales of Tobacco, this week 'have been 230 hhcii, of
which 40 lihds leaf and 20 hhds stemmed were for Ireland, 13 leaf for
export. and the remainder, Virginia and Kentucky stemmed; with *
few Virginia leaf, were`takenby the horite-trade.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
The market for Brimstone • remains.. in a dull state, and.the sates-
made are of the most trifling description, with prices barely supported.
--Sumac, of all descriptions. remains almost without demand.—There
have been but few sales effected this week in any sorts of Argo's.
Brown Tartar, or Cream of Tartar.—Madders and Madder Roots con-
tinue quite neglected.—Gums, of all descriptions, have been in limited
request, and prices are barely supported.—There is an improved de-
mand for Valonia, and as the holders have been firm in their prices,
they have been enabled to obtain full quotations; the sales of the •
week are about 300 toils, at £l2 to £22 , ton, according•to quality.—
Olive Oil has been more inquired' for' than for some time, past, and
about 50 tuns (chiefly Spanish) sold within the range Of the quotations.
—There has appeared more inquiry for Seal Oil, and about 64 tuns dis-
posed of, at improvingprices.—in Cod Oil nothing done,, no fresh im-
ports having been received.-7 Seed Oils are in limited request, particu-
larly Linseed, the crushersheing in 'full operation, owing to the great'
demand for cake.--Holders of Palm Oil are asking higher rates ; the
sales are about 500 tons; at Z*lo .fis to £3olos, about half that quantity
to arrive, and small parcels at f3l. 4e. ton.—Oil of Turpentine more
inquired for.—About 100 tons Petersburg clean Ilrmjr has been sota
at £3l ns to £3l 10s; the principal holders decline these rates.-;-In
Flak little doing.—Early in the week Tallow receded about 3d to 6d 41"
cwt ; but the advices subSequently reeeir•ed from St. Petersburg have
again caused the prices to advance, and they now rate about 6d higher
than at the close of but week ; the transactions have been extensive,
with a good cousuniers'•demand.

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LIVgit'POOL C(l'l''l'ON MARKET. Nov. 11:'
Notwithstandina a very fair attendance of the trade, the- market hit
been extremely flat, and common and middling qualities of American.
Which were freely offered. have declined id. 4 Brazil, E2yptian,
and East India are still dull of sale,•but without material alteration
ih pr!ces. 5,10 American have been taken- on sPeculation,•and 100
American, 150 Surat and 50 Bengal for export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OP COTTON.
From the 41h inst. to this day inclusive.

Current
Prices.

21d m 39d
8 -- 18
7; 111
7i -,- 12
7 -- 10
74 -- 13
111 -- 14
11; -- 112
9 -- 12
111 -- 131.
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