The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-11 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Tuesday, January 4, 1853.
John Ellis, Preston, machine-broker.
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Oliver Veale, Ashwater, Devonshire, miller.
James Pugh, Lyndhurst-square, Peckham, London, tailor

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—T. Moyle, Manchester,
draper, first div. of ss. ; and W. G. Williams, Accrington,
draper, third and final div. of 2#d.,—both on any Tuesday, at
Mr. Fraser's, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS.—Jan. 26, J. Roberts, Liverpool, potato-dealer
—Jan. 26, R. Blundell, Hooton, Cheshire, banker—Jan. 27, T.
Luke, New Accrington, Lancashire, grocer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—PIaty and Campbell, Liverpool
—B. A. and H. Tristram, Liverpool, hide-factors—R. and P.
Barker, West Derby, Lancashire, builders—J. Shaw and Co.,
Mossley Brow, Lancashire, stone-dealers—Schuster and Co.,
and J. Young, London, Manchester, and elsewhere, general
agents—lrish Engineering Company, Dublin ; as far as regards
J. Finch, jun.—Marwood, Godwin, and Co., Liverpool, ship-
brokers; as far as regards W. Marwood—G. Hadfield & Sons,
Manchester, conveyancers ; as far as regards G. Hadfield—T.
and J. Cartwright, Chester, linen-drapers—Wadkin and Co.,
Manchester, cotton-spinners ; as far as regards J. Wadkin—
Walker and Belcher, Liverpool, cotton-brokers—Clayton and
Gladstone, Manchester, commission-agents—T. Moncreiff, W.
and S. G. Rathbone, J. Worthington, and W. S. Brown, China,
commission-merchants—Potter, Veltmann, and Co., Manches-
ter, merchants; as far as regards J. Potter.

Friday, January 7, 1853

John Neild, late of Lees, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer,
William Hoblyn, St. Blazey, Cornwall, draper.

William Shaw, Lincoln, bookseller. -
Samuel Bradbury, Holborn-bill, London, cheesemonger.
James Holliday Bowen, Yarmouth, fishmonger.
John Emmens, Elizabeth-street, Eaton-square, London,
corn-dealer.

George Milton, Elizabeth-terrace, Liverpool-road, Islington,
London, builder.
DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.—R. goolden, Welchpool,
coach-proprietor, fourth div. of id., any Monday, at Mr. Bird's
Liverpool. •
DIVIDEND.—Jan. 28, J. Monkman, Oldham, cotton-spinner.
CERTIFICATE.—Jan. 31, G. Smith, Liverpool, tailor.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Smith, Postlethwaite, & Co.,
Liverpool, and G. Postlethwaite & Co., New Orleans, commis-
sion merchants—J. and IL D. Taylor, Liverpool, woollen-
merchants—James and Morrow, Liverpool, merchants—Gibb,
Hill, and Co., Manchester—Ogilvie and Macfee, Liverpool,
house-joiners—Buchan, Welch, and Sons, Manchester, and
Furness, calico-printers; as far as regards J. and A. Welch—
E. Wilson and Co., Prestolee and Manchester, manufacturing
chymists—M. and E. Rodgett, Preston, cotton-manufacturers
—Dawson and Postlethwaite, Wigan, common brewers—G. &
T. Hulme, Rochdale, machine-makers.

MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY

11, Bell and Campbell (2nd)
13, J. R. Grimshaw (2nd)
14, Thomas Speed, 5en.....

District Court, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11

MARKETS.

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MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCHESTER.—There has been a moderate demand for
printing cloths, shirtings, longcloths, and T's, at the full
prices previously obtainable ; and there is rather snore inquiry
for domestics, principally for exportation ; but these articles
are still in a most unsatisfactory state, and stocks must he
lessened before they can become remunerative. Very different
is the position of the lighter as well as the finer makes of
cloth, which are in general well engaged. In yarns the Indian
houses are now doing less than they were, and the home con-
sumers
purchase very cautiously, whilst the Germans continue
quite out of the market. Spinners are, however, for the most
part, free from stocks, and pretty well supplied with contracts;
so that prices remain firm. In the earlier part of last week
there was a disposition amongst producers to harden in their
terms, arising partly from the advance in cotton in the United
States, and partly from an expectation of an augmented de-
mand with the opening year. The tone of the market was
not, however, fully maintained as the week advanced. This
was more perceptible on Friday, in consequence of the rate of
interest having been raised from 2 to 2i per cent. by the Bank
of England. The state of the weather, and the heavy orders
sent out for foreign wheat, are giving rise to some uneasiness
in commercial circles.

ROCHDALE.—The market last week was thinly attended,
and a very limited amount of business transacted. This is
generally the case from Christmas-day to the new market,
which was held yesterday (Monday). Wool continues to be a
little firmer, and English wool to be more scarce.
LEEDS.—The public markets continue of the same quiet but
cheerful character that we him for some time had to report.
The manufacturers in general continue well employed, and
stocks do .sot at all accumulate, the demand being equal to
the supply. No noticeable alteration in prices.
Norm NOIIAM.—The lace trade continues in a great measure
depressed, but a renewal of demand is speedily looked for.
The hosiery trade is good in nearly every branch, with a fair
prospect of remaining so for a length of time.. There is not
any alteration in the price of yarn.