The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-20 00:00:00

the. 20, 1836.

LIVERPOOL CORN I
.tr 761 k s 4 s d,
Ettoziisitred,erp 9' 6 61 10 0
Do. old
Do. new whituo
Do, old lO 0 .. 10 6
Scotch, white A 6 .. 9 4 '
Do. rod
Irish red. crop ist.ls 7 11 .. 9 0
Do. oh' 7 9 .. 9 0
Do. white 1k:16 7 9 .. 9 3
Do. old
Dototrig, rest
Do, white
Stettin. red
Do. white 0 0 .. 0 0
flooligsberg, red.. o 0 0
Do. white
Ritta & Petersburg 0 0 .. 0 0
Odessa
lllol,'rn, hard.— 0 0 .. 9 0
CanYtila. red 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. white
1.400,:ed .. 5 Si .. 7 9
Rxt ,imp, qt. English
and Porentm, free 36 0 40 0
Do. in bond .... U U .. 9 0
/tAtti.Ev, 414 imp. yr
13n. iislc, Maltnitt...46 0 .. s'l 0
Do. Grintling,6ollt 4 4 .. 1 7
llTalting, do. 5 6 5 9
Do. Grind:lig. do. 4 11 .. 5 0
Fogeign, d. p. do. 0 .. U 0
Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0
OATS. clr

':XCHANGE. DEC. 19.
4f 45th.E1836 s
lrisii,n. lcilndrird 3 6 ,
Dn. old do.
Do. prone, 4'4h. • 3 ..`if
'.• .94
Do. do. old 4 1.•4' 2
Foreign, ire 0.. 0
Do. in bond . 2 9 3 6
PEA s ir ;inn. p.
English, white
Poroign, white
11PANs, 4tf imp. qr. "
Englkh, new 49 0 54 0
Do. Pigeon, old 5l 0
0 0
.•
Foreign, free
Do. in hood
Irish, Tick,r. new 44 0 47
Do. 01d... .... 49 0 51' 0
MA ILT,
'English ..... 60 0 •

I'•;D(AN Colts. init. qr.
I.) 0 46 0
• - ••
Wh
42 0 46 0
. ...

F.:7l!.;limb, crop 1836 3 3 .. 3 5
Do. old

Scotrh.So new 3 3 3 5
Do. old 3 1(1 .. 4 2

PT•Or V' 28otti.
45 0 .. 56
Irish, 2015 now . 45 0.. SO. °
Do. fine . ...... 51 53 0
American. sweet,
per brl. free.... e A.. 0 °
Do. in bond . 26 0
Do. sour, .18 0 .. St °
Do. in bond 29 0 31 e
Canadian, free .. 17 0 °
Do. in bumf 0 0.. #
Ovottist., 210tb
Enalish, new 34 0.. ,0
Irish, new
Do. old l3 0 .. 34 0
iBRAND 4r 241 b

LON DON CORN EXCHANGE, FittpAl•
The wind having moderated. a large arrival of 'all 'sorts of train
has .been the, result. Of Flour there is also a considerable quantity.
—Wheat continues very dull, and hardly supports Monday's-prices.--
BarleT, Beans, and Peas are each rather lower.—Osts-have been veil'
slack in sale, and have declined Is df quarter.—The Flour trade is dull 7

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Dxc. 19.
We have to remark, that, 'within the !est few days, there has been
more bilsineAs done in dry Butters than we have experienced for.
few weeks haek.—Beef and I'ork in better demand, and prices look-
ing up.—Bacor. and llama dull.—We quote,
a. d. a. d.
0 0 106 0 per cwt.

BITTER

,—Belfast

new...

Banbridge, new 96 0 100 0
Colerain 9B 0 100 0 -..--
Sligo, new 97 A 101 0 ----
Derry, new -
Limerick, new 0 0 —• 0 0 --•
Dundalk 0 0 0 0 ---
Carlow, new ............., 98 0 104 0 ---
Waterford, new 9B 0 103 0 ---•

Nevrry •0 0 0 0 ---
Cork, new ' '93 ' 0 94 0 --...
Do. niekled 2(1s; new 97 0 90 0 -.--.
Deitch - :0 0 ----
,
R RP:V.—New Prime Mese 111 0 115 0 per tirrrr.
PORK .. ...
_— 86 0 perbariel.
Do.
RAeoN, new '5O 0 52 0 prr req.
Dn. o'.(1
DRY HAMS - - 56 0 59 0 -- '
WET Do --
1.1 It D.—Firkin 64 0 66 0
filaeltiered..

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT
3. d. a. d.
Hay, old 1 4'l: 2011+
New flay 1 3 1 4 -
Clover Hay... 1 2 1 3 -
Straw. Wheat 0 8 0 9 --
Straw, Oat 0 7 0 84
Green Clover 0 0 0 0 -

UR AL MARKET. Duc. 19.

s. d. s. d.
Potatoes 2 6i3 air v..'
Cattle Potatoes 2 0 2 3
Turnips 10 038 0 per ton
Carrots 5) 052 0
Manglewurrle 30 034 .1 •
. 8 0 10 0

MANCHESTER MARKET, Dac. 17.
We have had a little more inquiry for fine Butter towards the c 1099
of the week, but the dealers have purchased only to supply their
mediate wants.
The Wheat trade was very languid at our market this morning, °nil'
choice fresh parcels of old heing at all inquired for, and ;mend rut's
we reduce fully 24-1 70Ihs; on stale or middling parcels a still further
decline in price would have been accepted had buyers appeared.--
There were but few transactions in Flour reported, andmome quantiti,
of Irish (the quality of which is not in high repute this year) pressing
on the market, at low rates, has compelled holders to submit' to 'a re-
duction of about•ls per sack on the superfine and Is to 2s on good all"
middling descriptions —Oats are without alteration, but Oatmeal •010
dull of sale and Ed dar load cheaper.—Nokariation to, notice in ale

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, DEG. Ili.

PA RTNERSIII P DISSOLVED.
J. and E. Thomas, Northwieh, Cheshire, grocers.
INSOLVENTS.
Dec 5. George Daniel, Thanet-place, Strand, London; 1411:_breker•
Dec.l6, Paul John Bedford, Percy-street, Tottentram-eouri-rOad•
London, music-seller.
BANKRUPTS.
William Williams and James Jackson, Liverpool, timber-dealers,
to surrender Jan. 2, and 97, at two o'clock, at the Clarendon-roar",
Liverpool. Solicitors. Messrs. Taylor, Turner, Sharpe' and Field,
Bedford-row, London. .
Thomas Turner, Daniel Brade, and Charles Schwind, Liver-
,
merchants, to surrender Dec. 29, and Jan. 27, at twelve o'clock• at
the Clarendon-rooms. Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Baxendale.
Tatham, Upton, and Johnson, Great Winchester-street, London.
James Wingfield; Long-lane ;Srnitlifield, London; saddler.
George Pettit, Rotherhithe, carpenter.
John Hinton, Macclesfield -atreet,'Soho, London, carpenter.
William Penuycad, Rosemarv-lane, London; grocer.
Herbert Triggs, Fetter-lane, *London, grocer.
William Catton, Blackman-street, Southwark, plumber.
James' Richard Yates, King-street, Westminster, victualler.
Haim Benattar, Mogadore; Morocco, merchant.
Samuel Knott, Fairfield, Lancashire, corn-dealer.
William Gate, Carlisle, timber-merehant.
David White, Tiverton, beer-seller.
William Newell, New Radford, Nottinghamshire, warp-lace-wawa'
facturer.
Thomas Kinder, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, farmer.
DIVIDENDS.
Jan. 14, J. Mottershead, Liverpool, shipwright—Jan. 20, M. Cat'
vert Manchester, linen yarn-dealer—Jan. .2,W.C01e, Cheater,•buikler
J. Marshall, Gerrard-street, Soho, London, money•setivener
—Jan. 9 BlaCkwelt., Crescent, Minories, London, merchant--
Jan. 9, T. Mason', Great' Russell-street, Bloomsbury; London, book-
seller—Jan. 6. J. W. Cohen. Lower Ormond-quay, Dublin, and BurY-
.street,-St. Mary-axe, London. wholesaleeweller—Jan. lg. C. King.
P,otton, Bedfordshire. money-scrivener—Jan. 20, J.Girton, Northamp-
ton., currier—Jan. 9, 11. and T. Saddler, Oxford, grocers—Jan- 13, R.
Smart, Flaxhourton, Somersetshire, common-brewer.
CERTIFICATES •
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or befbre
tith day of January.
It. Broomfield, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, London,
Bruorton, jun. Gloucester, auctioneer—J. Bloom, Goole, Yorkshire'coal-dealer—H. Redhead, Kingston-upon-Hull,
Flower. Cann, otherwjse Shaston St. Iturabold, Dorsetihire. CO°'
merchant

AVERAGE ?RICE OF SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sogar,.eoraputed. fr.rnzolt
the returns made in the week ending the !3th day of December, 16•1''
is 34s 4d per hundred weight.
PRICE OF CORN.
General Weekly Average received in the week ending Dec. L.
%heat, 60s, 4.694 d ; Barley, rs, 4.6404; Oats, 268,5.399 d ; -Rye,
11.454 d ; Beans, 455,.9.541d ; Peas, 435. 2.502 d.
Agregete Average of Six weeks which covered duty :--Whea!!
5As 2d ; Barley, 38s 6d; Oats, 26s 9d ; Rye, 39s lOd ; Beans, 45s ;5" •
Peas, 4454 d.

BIRTH.
Oa Friday, the 9th inst. in the parish of Dunlop, Ayrshire, a w°llian
was delivered of a daughter, being her twenty-fifththild.

MARRIED.
On the lOth of April, at Albany. Western Australia, Arthur Tem-
raer, Esq. of-York-on-the-Avon. Swan River, to Mary Ann Spelleer.
daughter of Captain Sir Richard Spencer. C. 8.. K.C.I-1., of Kt'
George's Sound, Western Australia.
Lately, Mr. Joseph Kirkham, joiner. to Mrs. Dawson, widoW of
the late Mr. Thomas Dawson. Duncan-street.
On Thursday, the at inst. at Spalding, Mr. Samuel Thomttar
widower, of the Chesnut Horse beer-house, to Mrs. Jane ithotlit
brewer, of that place. The bride had worn widow's weeds for All`
eleven weeks, and the bridegroom had been a solitary mourner fat
nearly forty-eight days.
Same day, at St. Philip's church, by the Rev. I% S. Bowstead, .A.M!
the Hon. Edward Roper Cotton, R.N. to Miss Lydia Bullock.
On Tuesday, the 6th inst. at Brotberton, the 'Rev. Richard
.Hamilton, Minister of Belgrave Chapel. Leeds, to Harriette, thi
daughter of John Robson. Esq. of Sutton, near Fern-bridge.
On Thursday, the Bth inst. at St. Ceorge's Church, Evortop,
tale John Allsop, of this port, to Miss Elizabeth Evans. of Claremol,
grove. Kirkdale.
Same day, at Christ Church, Mr. R. Aspinall loo•Mary, eldest'daufl"
ter of Mr. William Almond.
On Saturday, the 10th inst at the New Church, Delamere r
Mr. Thompson, of Ashton-quay, to Sarah, third daughter of the lar
Mr. James Gregory, of •Ncirthgate-street, Chester.
On Thursday last, at Inverston, North Lancashire, by the Rev. I.".
Tolming, M.A. Simeon J. Boileau, Esq. of 'Lincolocs'lnn, beerhaff:
at-law, to Charlotte, only surviving- daughter of T. B. Tolming.

of th•''former place.
On Saturday last, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. James MI) 0.
Charles Hadfield, Esq. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter orThomas Jai"
Hall, Esq. harrister-at.aw.

DIED.
On the sth of September last, on his passage from.Valparsiw, St.
.1. Williams, of Davenport. chief mate of the Amelia, of this Int,:,,ed
011 the •2:)th October last, at St. Petershurgh, John Glen, ESCI. ""
37, much respected by a numerous circle of relations and friends. e.
Last month.'on his passage home front Quebec,
Ashbridge. of the brig Royalist, of NI aryport ; also, shout then.",
time, Captain Robert Hewitt, of blaryport, on his passage '0"
America to this port. Captain 11,1eroe
On Wednesday, the 30th ult. et Maneliester, aged 47 years. in
Evans Kenrick, son of the late Mr. John Kenrick, Bronyelythq'
the county of Merioueth. ttihn
On Friday, the 2d inst. at .Cheltenham, at an advanced tun
Ratteliffe, Esq. a very old inhabitant of Manchester, and who Bile" •
oilier of boroughreeve in the year 1809-10. _A•
On Saturday. the 3d inst. at his son's residenee,. in this town; sr:
66, Mr. John Bramwell, Late of Chester.
Same day, in a 6t of apoplexy, Isabella, wife of Mr. Wilhaifl Br'"Wn'
butcher. respecte by all ho her.
On Sunday, the d 4th inst.;w afterknew a liniering and -painful illness. aced
23, Ann, daughter of the lette4llr. William Belk, of Nottinghwriincss
On Monday, the sth inst. at Nantwieh, after a Ihrzeri9g the
borne with true ,christian humility
,and resignation
beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Reedu, auctioneer. aged 45. Lio'"
On Tuesday, the 6th hist. aged 43 years, Mr. Thomas Morris.
pool carrier, Libra, y-street. Preston. FA'
On Wednesday. the 7th inst. William John, infant son or Mr'
ward Beaman, Slorth-strett, Toxteth-park.
Same day. Mr. Charles Gale, late of Bristol. aged 21, whose lu et-
death was occasioned by a fall from the mast of the schooner Its
His amiable disposition had endeared 'him to all who knew hiM,Ol,
On Thursday the Bth instant, aged 3 years and 7 Months.
only daughter or MT. John Jones, Gescoyne-street. will Oa'
Same day, at his residenca,, liiekerstaffe, aged 96 years. Mr-
Wainwright,father. of Mrs. Humphreys, Vauxliall.read.
, Elisabeth,
On Friday, the 9th inst. Ballacreech. Kirk Onehan, lets ^. ~lsof
Mrs. Ellen BurroW, aged 81 years, mother of 'J. Burrow,
Douglas.
On Saturday, the loth inst. at the convent, in York, Miot Ann
Teresa Agar, deeply regretted. n f 6"
Same day, after a long and severe borne with chriatia
Wattle and resignation. aged 58, Ellen,- wife of Mr. Isnac.Balk Preog, Of
On Sunday, the I ith inst. aged ,13. Thomas Jackson, eldeat
Mr. Peter Robinson, brewer, Legh-street,. Warrington, sincere.
mented.
Same day, aged 8 months, Mary Jane, daughter of 'Mr. LW'
dough, nuke-street,
On Wednesday last, aged 73, Mary, widow of the late Mr` "b 3
HOerring„latlieb' shoemaker, Duke..atteet, and late of York.- s. aver
n Thursday last, Mr. John Johnson, wateh-maker, Chum.- .' •
aged 28 years.
Same day, Mary Ann, wife of Mr. Kendal, late of his Mai
°
Customs o( this port. asanshbe r of
Saturday last, aged IS month*, Emily Agnes,. youngest *
Mr. ThOnlll ROSCOIIIIIiOII-Street, EVOTtOI3. wail.'
r.
Same day, Mary, wife of Mr. Edward Wm. Smalley, Tie
Lurnhe-street, aged 40 years. ,„„„
Saturday last, at Birmingham. Sarah, wife of. C. W
merchant if this town,•agetl27 years.

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