The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-10 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED
John Pickles, Preston, cotton-spinner
John Smith. C

warehousema'n

BANKRUPTS

John Roberts, Kidderminster, ciothier.
Samuel Noller, Ipswich, innkeeper.
The lion. Francis Henry Needham, (carrying on business
under the name of Lawrence,) New Bond street, dressing-case-
maker.

Ric'ard Charles Turner, Houndsditch, carpenter.
Robert Gunn, Clare, Suffolk, corn-dealer.
John William Frost, Back-lane; Kingsland-green, coffee-

MARKETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 3.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. imp. Quarter
206 .... £2 S 10
. 1 12 10
1 3 2

Wheat.
Barley,
Oats

.4.502 1g 8
97 0 2
32 8 8

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 4

There was a far supply of grain at market. Prices remain
nearly the same as on Tuesday, and we repeat that day's quo.
tations.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. 6.

There has been a very general demand for Sugar, both from
grocers and refiners, which has bees met freely by holders, and
900 hhds. B. P. sold at very full prices. 7000 bags Bengal and
20 0 mats Mauritius have also been disposed of; Bengal, at 37s
to 56s for Khaur to good white Benares, being rather lower,
58s 6d to 09s for crystalized white, and 46s to 52s for the
Mauritius, the latter chiefly to the refiners. The foreign market
has relapsed into its former state of inactivity. Molasses.—The
trade have evinced more disposition to purchase, and the sales
are nearly 400 casks, chiefly Demerara ; prices are without
change, viz. St. Lucia at 2 s, Berbice 21s 6d, and Demerara 22s
per cwt. Coffee.—There is only a moderate demand for British
Plantation, and about 6) tcrs. Jamiaca have been sold at former
rates. Of foreign, the sales are 650 bags Lagnayra, at 45s to
58s for middling to good middling, 60s brls. 320 bags Maracaibo,
at 408 to 46s for fine ordinary to fair middling, 23 bales middling
Mocha at 58s, 25 casks damaged Rio at 35s to 495, 120 bags
Costa Rica at 40s, and a few bags ordinary Brazil at 31s per cwt.
80 bags Para Cocoa sold at the quotations, 100 bags Pimento at
at 3id to 30, 800 bags black Pepper at lid to 20 per lb, and 6.'0
bags Malabar Ginger at lss per cwt. Rice,-6000 bags Bengal
brought 15s per cwt for middling good to white. B. P. Rum.—
The business is very trifling, and prices are rather giving way.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 3,

The arrivals into this port during the week, include a
tolerably good supply of Wheat, Oatmeal, and Flour from
Ireland, but of other produce thence, and generally coast-
wise, we have little fresh in for to-day ; whilst from
abroad, the import comprises chiefly, a fair quantity of
Wheat and Indian Corn, with a further large addition of
Flour from the American States, as inserted below.

We bad a good attendance of dealers ht market to-day,
a fair business in Wheats at the reduced terms of Friday
for new, and the rates of this day week for old parcels.
Flour Is. per sack lower. Oats, Oatmeal, and other
articles dull, and each barely supported in value.
One or two parcels of fine American. Wheat brought
7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. per 70 lbs. in bond, but no bonded sales
of Flour transpired.

CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 7

Ditties have advanced for the ensuing week, on Foreign Wheat
to 17s, on Barley to 7s, Beans to 6s 6d, Pease to 4s 6d per
quarter, Flour to lus 2id per barrel; they are a'so a step higher
on colonial Wheat and Flour, excepting those on' Canadian,
which remain unvaried. We have to report a moderately fair
supply of most articles fresh up since Monday last, including
upwards of voo barrels Flour from the States, Nova Scotia, &c.
During the interval from Tuesday last, the trade has has re-
mained tolerably steady as to prices, but has been devoid of any
particular animation, transact ons being entirely confined to the
imme:liate wants of consumers.

Although the intentions of government, on the future position

de ders, still unable to see their way clearly, continue to evince
extreme caution ; we have consequently to repeat an excessively
dull sale for every article of the trade this morning, and a
general tendency in prices to incline rather downwa, ds. Re-
stricted wholly to a few limited parcels to needy buyers, Wheat
of all descriptions w. re partially depressed in value Id an 2d per
7 lb. Irish Flour likewise was difficult to 8,11, but not decidedly
cheaper, whilst Canadian receded 6d per barrel. Barley. with

scarcely the appearance of demand, was the turn lower. Malt
steady at late prices. Beans in slow request on the terms last
noted. Pease and Indian Corn, nearly w.thout inquiry, and
rather easier to purchase. Oats, though not plentiful, were
little noticed, and offered at an abatement of id and Id per

bushel. Oatmeal moving very sparingly to consumers, declined
6d per 24 lbs. In bond no sales of Wheat were reported to-
day; and the only transaction apparent in Flour was confined
to a parcel of New Orleans sour, at 25s per barrel.

PRICES OF GRAIN

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 7

The demand during► (the week has been confined to the best
qualities of each article, but even in these no satisfactory pro-
gress can be made in sales. Inferior samples without inquiry.
The same observation applies not only to the other markets
of this district, but to the proceedings at our Exchange this
morning.

Fine old and dry new Wheats are scarce, and maintain late
rates, as also do choice qualities of flour; but all general runs
and secondary qualities are lower : the former Id to 2d per
bushel, the latter fully Is per <ack. Oats Id per bushel, and
Oatmeal 6d per load cheap-r, with very slow sale for both. In
Beans, Malt, and other articles, no variation.

HULL CORN MARKET, FEB. 3

We have only a moderate show of Whe'ai,whicVsold at last
week's rates . Barley in moderate demand, and fully as dear
Oats without material change.

ROSTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 4

We had only a small show of Wheat. but'fairOf other grain
Fine Wheat ;E higher, Oats 6d lower. Beans and Barley with.
out change.

NEWARK CORN
The best samples of Wh

MARKET, FEB. 4.
are fully as dear, and Barley sup

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 4

. _
We had a large show of Beasts, chiefly from Ir land. but
small of Sheep. There was no change in the value of good
Beef, but Mutton was decidedly higher. Beef sid to bid, Mut-
ton dad to 7d per lb.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET. FEB. 5.
At this day's market there was a good show of English
Wheat, all fine dry samples found free buyers at Is per quarter

secondary and out-of•conditioned parcels were
easily sold at fully the rates of last market day. Of Malting
Barley we have a plentiful supply, and choice parcels sell freely
at last week's currency, while other descriptions are difficult to
quit at Is per quarter decline. For Oats and Beans we have a
steady retail dema d, but we cannot alter our qu-Aations.

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