The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19 00:00:00

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 14
Engines was heavy and dull; cattle, from 40s. to 50

from 40. to 6d. per 111:1V61,Eid.
cs. to 465. per cwt.

gs plenty, at -
SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JANuARY 13.
The show of Stock was large to-day, and for the season the
quality good. The demand for Beef and Mutton was but um-
WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET JAN. 13. derate, and buyers had a slight advantage. All prime Stock
We had a large supply of Sheep at our market this morning, sold op.

Beef, 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; a few prime, 6s. 9d. per st. Mutton, 6d.
to 6d. per lb. Sheep, 6500 ; Beasts, 500. We had a large sup-
ply of lean Cattle and Calvers.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 18.
We have had a smaller supply of stock at our market to-day
than last week, nearly the whole of which was sold at little or
no alteration from our late statement. Beef. 54,1_ tg ei,t --..

THE IRISH GRAIN
These markets continue in a most excited state, the supply
being difficult to be ground to meet the immense consumption. LIVERPOOL
The extreme price of Wheat is now 505.; of Barley, 305.; of
Oats 235.; of Oatmeal 275., and of Flour 2Ps. per cwt. ; Bran is
Bs. to 9s. per cwr., being nearly equal to that of course Oat- Hay, old, 201 h
Oat-
meal in former years.
New

HAY AND POTATO MARKET
JANUARY 18, 1847.
s. d. s. d.
0 7@o 10 PotatOes, 9016
0 0— 0 0 Kemps
0 6 0 8 Pink
0 o_ 0 2 Cups

I Clover
Grass

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY 15
The arrival of Wheat is large, yet the demand is proportionate,
and a further improvement of 2s. per quarter is obtained.
Barley is Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer, and Ilda!t is 3s. per load Barley
higher. Oats and Shelling are ready sale at last week's rates. Carrots.
Beans are held at Is. to 2s. advance.

7 0@ 7 6
6 9 '7 n

0 2 0 2i Turnips
49 0 —5O 0 i Manure

ton .30 0 —3l 0
5 0— 6 6

LEEDS

!ORN MARKET, JANUARY 12.
supply of grain to-day, except Beans.. We

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 16.
Great firmness and confidence continue to characterise the
cone trade, and there has been a steady demand for each,

ratberlelterpricei, !Rive 4

At Our market

but the pi-ices asked check the demand,
dearer. Oats unaltered in value.

Bemis Is. per quarter

meets a steaay sale at an improvement of 2s. per ,
may be remarked that this applies more to the good, st
and lower qualities, than to the best descriptions. Oats
3d. per bushel, and Oatmeal Is. per load dearer, and scar
any of either offering. Malt is held for advanced rates. Beans
are Is. to es., and boding Yeas 3s. to 48. per quarter higher.
Stocks of free Wheat and Flour are rapidly decreasing, and the
greatest confidence in prices is evinced not only in the markets
of our own neighbourhood, but in the agricultural districts.

k, but it
-condary,
2d. to

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JANUARY 13.
Durins the present week there has been less anxiety to pur
_.ough an advance of is. to 2s. per quarter ma,
ances, have been obtained. Malting, Barley he

. -
chase Wheat, tt
in some i

money obtained

MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

HULL CORN MARKET, JANUARY 12.
t this day's market we had a show of Wheat from flu
tiers, but chiefly in bad condition. High and irreguhu
vs were asked, but on the business done we quote 2s. to 3s.
quarter advance. A similiar adyance was asked on free
.•

MANCHESTER.—The silk market still continues very. dull,
though no alteration has taken place in prices. Only a innited
demand has been experienced for Cotton this week, spinners
being very unwilling to operate, except at reduced rates. In-
deed, in many instances, a decline of 4d. to id. has taken place
from the prices current at the close of last week. The Cambria
brings increasing estimates of the receipts at the shipping ports
of the states, which, however, has had no material effect upon
the market.

t the transactions Nwre but limited. For Spring
was a good inquiry. Barley very scarce, and 2s. to
ter higher. Oats Is. to 2s. dearer, and a similar

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANG
The week's imports comprise a good arrival of \

JAN. 12

!lan on the previous Mont
riddle qualities a shade hi
,as by no n

ns general. Low d

large one of Flo& and Iwiian Corn, whilst t
to Ireland continue on a liberal scale, and tl

flannels vi

Froin lurid

s,w•ere those of the pr

busines!

muterstand that pretty large delhwies of Spanish Stripes,
for the India and China markets have taken place durin
last week or two ; and many of the larger manufacturers
fully employed in making to order, prevents their oversto,
the market with other description of goods ; and in c
quence stocks are lower than might have been expo
Prices remain without alteration.

Western

done in our market this week

very fair amount of business bas been
and prices are, if anything, a

shade lower than t

than usual at

HALIFAX
the whole, ti flat on

—Our market this week has been, upon
Although more goods have been sold, no

Vritui. turz u oven uutilliieu. IAHAti, INOOLS,
only a very limited demand, the price of Wool beim

firm. Some parties are of opinion that Wool will be low-er.
BRADFORD.—WOOL.--The transactions during the week
have been very dull, the recent advance having put a check to
business. Noils and Brokes, from the diminished quantity
now making, are ready for sale at improved prices. YARNS.--
This branch of our trade continues in the same state as we
have noticed for some time buck. Wool continues vt

and latterly higher prices demanded, while the spinnt
get any. corresponding increase in prices for Yarns. Low (
lities, from 28 to 36's, are much inquired after, but required at
such seriously low prices that there is no disposition to increase
the production, which, from the great quantity of totally un-
employed
machinery, and others working short time only,
must be far less than at any period since 1837, and without a
decided advance on Yarns, there is no prospect of our oper-
atives being better employed, which is much to be regretted at
this inclement st

The year has
, such as Or-

son Of the year. .PIECt
opened with a fair business doing in plain
leans and Paramattas, and both last Thursday and to-day th
-s have been greater than the quantity at present brought
' at, a continuance of which wall, and must, tell on
Inch are now favourable to the buyers.

-49 0
-49 0
- 1 9

taken alttrgether, are
leans and Indian rnrn

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JAN. 12

PARTNERSHIPS HISS
Lees and White, Manchester, land

Church and Co., Liverpool, cotton brokers—Jones and Hug-
gins, Liverpool, joiners—Ainsworth and Thompson, Oldham,
Lancashire, cotton waste dealers —Holland and Matthews, Ley-
land and Preston, Lancashire, brickmakers—J. Hall and Co.,
Liverpool, merchants—J. Garratt and J. W. Beale, Rochdale,
Lancashire, wholesale dealers in ale—G. Duxbury, J. Ingham,
and .1. Seaton, Manchester, engravers to calico printers.

LI.I:I.AItAIIUNs OF DIVIDE
W. Hart, Whitechapel, High-street, hatter
M. Barnes, Woodbridge, Suffolk, chemist.

J. Evani, Bristol, and Weston-super-Mare, silk mercer.
H. Deverill, Stoke-upon-Trent, and Congleton, corn factor
BANKRUPTS.
_

John Gemmill, jun., Liverpool, ship broker, Jan 26, Feb. 15,
at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy.
Solicitors, Mr. Kearnes, Red Lion-square, and Mr. Todd, Li-
verpoPl. Official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.