The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-02-18 00:00:00

'LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Fin, 11.
The principal part date stook of Butter now in our market is
held on speculation, and the trade evincing less disposition to sub -
mit to the advanced prices asked,—the amount of business to-da Y
is not important. Pickled Butter is not a brisk sale. India Beef
is held at 120 s to 1255. Prime Mess 1108 to 115 s per tierce. Prim e
Mess Pork 80s to 84s. Belfast Bacon Pork 75s to 775 6d per barrel.
The Bacon trade is very steady. Prime roany middles, saleable at
48s per cwt.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FEB. 15.
We have continued to receive rather liberal supplies of Oatmea 1
from Ireland, but of all descriptions of British Grain as well as
Flour the week's importB are to a small amount. The arrivals from
abroad consist of 6100 barrels of Flour and 590 qrs. of Wheat from
the United States. Though we have not had anything like an active
demand for Wheat, holders of free foreign (the stocks of which are
now small) have not only been able fully to maintain prices, but
have, in some instances, realized a little advance on the quotations
of this day se'nnight : lls to Us 6d on the present rates for lower
Baltic red; lOs tid to lls 3d for French and Barletta: les 3d to 11s
for the general runs of Mediterranean : los 6d to iOs gd for Odessa
soft, and gs 6d to gs _gd per 701 b. for hard. Irish new Wheat con-
tinues to be much neglected at prices ranging from 6s to 7s 6d per
701bs. American Flour, duty-paid, has met a moderate sale at 43s
to 43s 6d per barrel. The Oats offering have consisted chiefly of
the secondary qualities, which have sold slowly at 3s 8d to 3s gd
choice mealing are worth 3s 10d per 451bs. Oatmeal has moved
only in retail at 33s 6d to 34s bd per 2401b5. The market has be-
come bare of all descriptions of Barley, and fine Malting samples
are held for rather higher prices. No change as regards Beans or
Peas. The transactions in bond consist of the sale of about 3000
brls. of American Flour, to at rive, at 30s per barrel, taken from the
ship.

LONDON GAZErrE.-FRIDAY, FEB. 14.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

J. Allsop and B. Greatorex, Liverpool, grocers—T. Fletcher and
T. Smith, Darcy Lever, Lancashire, colliers—P. Smith and J. Dean,
Openshaw, Lancashire, linen and cotton yarn bleachers—J. Mount
and W. Darling, Manchester, druggists.

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INSOLVENTS.
Feb. 13.—Thomas Agutter, Deptford, fellmonger.
14.—Thomas Carter, Cheapside, London, woollen-draper.
Samuel James, jun. and Walter James, High street,
Whitechapel, London, smiths.
BANKRUPTS..

Thomas Robert Harding, Wormwood-street, London, furrier.
John Cooper, Joseph Cooper, and Thomas Cooper, Slough, en-
gineers.
Edward Smith, Great Yarmouth, linen draper.
Edward Cock, Plymouth, linen draper.
James Drake, Birmingham, bookseller.
James Marsden, Summit, Lancashire, grocer.
Jonathan Mayn, Flushing, Cornwall, merchant.
Thomas Robson, Wall, Northumberland, butcher.
David Little, Great Yarmouth, tea-dealer.
Thomas Greenfield and Daniel Greenfield, jun. Birmingham.
German silver polishers.
Zebulun Stirk, sen. Zebulun Stirk, jun. and Jotn Wade Thornton,
Leeds, machine-makers.
Robert Cawood, Leeds, woollen cloth-manufacturer.
William Henry Turnham, Leicester, innkeeper.
William Tomlinson, jun. Birmingham, iron-merchant.
Francis Collins, Leominster, scrivener.

Pietro Ascanio Tealdi, Manchester, merchant.
David Chalmers, GJeat Yarmouth, linen draper.