The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18 00:00:00

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TIDE TABLE.,

MAN. I EVN. IHEIONT

DAYS, ITC.

Tuesday 13 853 9. 16 12 2
Wednes. 19 944 " 3 13 1.
Thurs... so 1d 25 10 13 14, 3
Friday.. 21 11 0 11 17 il5 2
Sgtlir(l4y 22 11 33 U4s 16 0
SIAndAY .23 --- 04. 16 6 Illth Sunday aft. Trinity
WMA4Wy.24 918 0, 32 t 6, s,

Aug.lB, 1846: THE LIVERPOOL STANOARD.
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alliipping tittetitgcntr. LONDON GAZETIE.—TUESDAY, AUG. 11. MARKETS. ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE MONTHLY CATTLE
MARKET.
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*---- -.....__ The cattle market on Thursday was welt supplied with stock,
TUESbAY, AUGUST 11.-Wind W., fresh breeze. tARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 11. there beinz upwards of 250 head of horned cattle brought for
ARRIVED.-tillLli Gulley, Robinson, from Trinidad-Helensale. Calving cows were plentiful, and fetched good prices. Al-
Hamilton, Nichols, Maracaibo-Ellen Brooks, Freeman, Mobile C. and A. Cratt,:ford, Hulme, Lancashire, confectiokneersr-s-AN.Vsc. I
Hadfield and J. Sharrocks, Manchester, machine ma
W.Total quantities per Price per
though the weather was very wet, there were many buyers, and
Imp. Quarter.
-Ceylon, Wilson, Quebec-Fides, Crathorne, Leghorn-Urgent, Imp. Quarter' an excellent business ; the cattle, generally speaking, being in
S. Sparks, Preston, Lancashire, china deatilersiioJo.
88 .... 1120 16 8 l2 1 8
Patagonia-Naoni, Collins, Dalhousie-Minerva, Ro- Woodyat, Witton, Cheshire, joiners-T. and H.
berts, Saint Kitt's-Charlotte, Lyon, from Bonny-William and ldainn,aTran. 1 Wheat
... 00 0
mere and Liverpool, plumbers-Ito and Worsley, Manches- Barley
0 0 0 - ----- -
Thomas, Hall, Alexandria-Veracity, Bence, Gibraltar-Robert ter, common brewers-C. Ramsey and C 0.., Manchester, print-
,Oats
COMPARATIVE PRICES OF GRAIN.
and Henry, Legg, Malaga-Two Brothers, Mellor, Denmark-
William, Alian ; Solida, - ;Ernst Brokbman and Gluck ers, as far as regards J. Turner and K. Williamson-J. Horwood 1 -
Weekly Averages by the L. pc- Averages from the correspond-
Auf, Burr, from Danzic-Betsey, Plummer Windau- Oak, and J. Monkman, Oldham, Lancashire, nnawrights-Parkinson 1
THE IRISH GRAIN MARKETS. rial Quarter, from the Ga- ing Gazette in the last year,
M'Kistry ; Frankfield ; Edward, Williams; and Seadrift, We- and Peak, Manchester, joinersß-Nichol aid Icleop7morathoo,nKesntootr:
tingley, Yorkshire, printers-R. The harvest generally is coming quickly to maturity, and the zette of Aug. 1846. s. d. Aug. 8, 1815. s. d.
spindle manufacturers-Brooke and Co., Birmingham, nickel ' crops of Wheat, Oats, and Barley are expected ta be a fair ave. Wheat ',
47 5 V 1 heat
therall, from Riga-John Hall, Thwaites, from Alexandria,
Egypt-Phillyra, Lovering, from Naples-Lapland, Simpson, refiners-Dyson and Jackson, Leeds and Oulton, Yorkshire, rage. The samples coming to hand are excellent, considering Barley 26 5 Barley
New Orleans-Charlolte, Harrison, Quebec. corn millers, early season. We regret to hear, however, great complaints of Oats 23 5 OAs 22 5
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. I Potatoes, both early and late; the disease appears to be much Rye 2B 2 Rye
Buona Amicizia, hence at Rio Janeiro. J. Giro, aloorgate-street, London, merchant. more extensive than last season. Prices of all kinds of grain, Beans 39 3 Beans 40 5
W. S Harley, Penzance, Cornwall, hatter. as we'l as of Flour and Oatmeal, are now considerably lower Pease 35 11 Pease 41 0
Tayrnouth Castle, Miller, hence at ditto.
City of Adelaide, --- . hence at ditto. J. Staples, Bristol, surgeon. than in the beginning of July. -
Thomas Hunter, hence at Bonny. J. G. Gore, Cheltenham, innkeeper. --- ----- MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AuG. 15.
Quebec Packet, -, at Pernambuco. 11 L. Fitzjames, Bath, furrier.
Petrel Packet, from Falmouth at Rio Janeiro on the 17th of P. Hansen, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 14. With the exception of a heavy fall of rain on Thursday, the
June. W. Kearton, Lamb-street, Spital-square, cheesemonger. All descriptions of grain were in demand to-day, at an ad-
Texian, Alleyne, from Callao at Falmouth. N. T. Smith, jun., Lime-street, London, shipowner. vance of about Is. per barrel on Wheat, and 6d. on Bere and
Stamboul, Sloman, hence at Constantinople. J. Burbridge. sen., Tysoe-street, Clerkenweil, cabinet-maker. I Oats. New Wheat, 25s to 295; new Bere, lls to Ils 6d ; new upon the market,
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onr weather
last. has
The beenl
a rbgteonel
ner,a,
bondedtb, lgymfea
nsvttooeuodrkabbyl
hase
a rif for harvest
considerablet sinoe iwt•
sornksoump sinceipnlcoming
Pantaloon, Candler, hence at ditto. J. Furnival, Kettering, Northamptonshire, corn dealer. Oats, 12s to I3s 6d.
Reindeer, Tindall, sailed from Leghorn for this pert on the J. Perkins, North-place, Gray's-inn-lane, jeweller. to bear
beginning
wtohnoslesnomf aenneltenraidgeed-
-30th of July. J. Oldham, Wood-street. silk warehouseman. - oo
of
nhsoimnne
ppt
irNood produce,
demand,and ha vine
nogw
able shape.
Leonidas, Husen, hence at Barcelona. W. Harding. sen., Johnson-street and Vincent-square, West- WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, AuG. 14.
Express, Cubbon, hence at Moranham on the 25th June, miuster and West-wharf, Mi lbank, mason.
Huma, Fulford, hence at Malaga. T. Hay, London-road, Surrey, oilman. forTiracthradaertidculerinatg
We have moderate supplies of all Grain. There is a fair de- yesterday, more firmness was exhibited.
prices;w eek haans
dbaete
in i syteerapdoyoil
nanfda fair
rdaekme
fiaenl
dd
of Wheat are held for
Kong Von Schweden, Grap, hence atWolgast. T. Taylor, NeweaStle-upon-Tyne, grocer, mand for good supplies of Wheat, at an advance of fully Is. per At our market to-day, the best qualities. .
Tidy, Durkin, hence at Helvoet. S. and J. Burton, Kingaton-upon-Hull, chemists. full the
quarter ; common sorts are Is to as higher. Beans in limited rather more money • the same may be said of States, Canadian,
Auguste, Kerkhove, hence at Terneuse, J., L., and J. IL Cousen, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spin- request, without alter atio.n in. value. Oats, of good quality, and choice brands 'of English and Irish Flour. Other articles
Minerva, Deswelgh ; Frances, Romyne; Egide, Halewyck ; ners. sell at former rates, but inferior and foreign are hard to quit. bring full prices, and a steady business is doing in the best
N o
blight new stuff'are
Shelling as before. Malt easy sale.
Industrie. Zellien, hence at Ostend. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Warren Hastings, Mason, from Calcutta andlJamaica, at W. Molyneux, Sandwich, Kent, innkeeper.
London.and this matter
T. Redford, Croydon-common, baker. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 11.
Dromo, Houghton, from Patagonia off Falmouth; sailed on BANK RUPTS. begins
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Potatod .
the 13th May, and from Rio on the 23d June. H.M.S. America, Alexander Smith and Thomas Irvine, Liverpool, merchants, The arrivals into tbis port up to Friday's market were
50, was to sail from Rio on the 23d of June for Portsmouth, Aug, 21, at 12 o'clock, and Sept. 15, at 11, at the Liverpool Dis- small, except Malt, which was considerable, and those
with 8,0c0,000 of dollars on freight. The Express, packet, was trict Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Messrs. Baxendale and of other articles Coastwise and from Ireland, are still very
light ; from abroad, however, we have ample supplies of
to sail for the northern ports and Falmouth on 25th June.weather,with the exception of
AUG. 13.
Co., Great Winchester-street, and Messrs. Shackleton, Wright,
1 Wheat, Beans, Indian Corn and Flour, as will be seen
CLANyAnn BAY, STRANRAb:R, August 3.-The Falcon, (s) and Hunter; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool.Othße unsettled
m At oR d 1
ca ;. T , .
from Londonderry for Liverpool, (chartered to take the place of Joseph Turner, Ludgate-hill, London, jeweller. The
h Be
During I R weatherNt
hlol N
presentaGgat linA lookswilo e CORN
the Maiden City,) ran on shore south of this bay this morning, William Tunley and Richard Smith, Potts, Old Change, corn- 1 our import note beneath. ffected. Rather ess
and is a good deal damaged. mon-carriers. We have had a good deal of business done in Wheatrealised on the sales of Wheat which were e
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Barley and Oats. Indian orn as
RIO DE JANEIRO, June 20.-The Nailer, Jones, of Scarbro', money accepted for grinding
by lriegt sthhoelNh'earrs,,,elisats; been
stni
afinn fine, and
advance
of
rapid opgerreqs snaTtiedrehians snelecoun-
Henry Parnell, Moorgate-street-chambers, Moorgate-street, and Flour to-day, at an improvement on the former of dear. Beans sell slowly at former prices. At this day's market
from Patagonia for Cork, was abandoned on the Bth instant, in auctioneer. 2,1. to 3d. per bushel, and on the latter of 3d. to 6d. per
barrel. Other articles in moderate request, at about
lat. 29 S, long. 44 W. Crew saved, after being ten days in the William Henry Mortimer, Lower Harley-street, wood paviour
boats, and landed here by a Brazilian steamer.t,haenrceoof wasa
sa. fairper qr.su
James Hayward and David Adam, Paternoster-row, l.ondon,
- previous rates.ot sn sold
un nera
iwe at.
ed
ri readily
0. atre
Aadlnlo
iastect,
gi
booksellers.of. Beans realized
VESSELS SPOKEN. William Mitchell, Westerham, Kent, draper.
Prince George, from London for Valparaiso, on the Igth May, CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 14. the currency of this day se'nnight.
John Bishop, Manchester, painter.
in lat. 50 S. long. 61 W-Nautilus. from England, on the 9th of , liynotioldef'dainffi.hdceu3llt: to dispose
June, in lat. 28 S, long. 34 W-Monarch, from Valparaiso, on DIVIDEND. The duty on Foreign Wheat has advanced to Bs. per quarter,
a. nd.on Flour to 4s. yid. per barrel ; being the only change in in Barlyeya at quite as much moncl:Nyve.hriqc.Orh.
condar qualities coponpnt
Sept. 4, IL Lewis, otherwise H. P. Lewis, Llandovery, Car- LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, AUG. 14.
the 1 sth of July, in lat. 33 N, long. 47 W, by the Richmond- the import rates for the ensuing week.
Trident, from Trinidad for the Clyde, in lat. 41, long. 45 by the marthe. nsh.•re, draper-Sept. 1, E. Elwell, West BrOmwich', Staf- Since our last report the weather has been variable. Wed-
fordsture ironfounder, firm, the sales are 200 hhds. only, at u
Helen Hamilton-Mary, from New Orleans for Glasgow, 23d ' ' nesday was the best day we have had for harvest since its c ‘m- •
July, in lat. 39, long. 63 W-Emma,of Memel, bound westward, CERTIFICATES '2500 bags Bengal sold at 44s 6d for good brown, to 54s
B.Tphes,r,eughaarsabreee,normy more disposition to buy, but as holdersf oil
rices.
mencement, and a few Wheat fields in this direction were partly
on the 27th of July, in lat. 44, long. 52 W-French brig Horizon, To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting;_ I cleared; speculative buyers, notwithstanding, were actively en-
_,___, ...;,_., c.,s. Q I gaged in their attentions to Foreign Wheat, I• dian Corn and
of Fern nn thp 9.th „r Inlv net thin haraza nf hlstserufnrinrilnnrla all faults,irnp ort be yd
a . _ -.- . .. ~lei auction, cwt.
In British 'llcontinues.and for Porto Rico and Mils
- - - - vessels, still
at
totrn
ofi fine
~ white,t,ntien
_.. . _-....4 Thu anis...3 inn.
quotations.-The IdT h 9 : 0 demandbags Mauritius,f
or Foreign,

Prince George, from London for Valparaiso, on the Igth May,
in lat. so S, long. 61 W—Nautilus. from England, on the gth of
June, in lat. 28 S, long. 34 W—Monarch, from Valparaiso, on
the sth of July, in lat. 33 N, long. 47 W, by the Richmond—
Trident, from Trinidad for the Clyde, in lat. 41, long. 45 by the
Helen Hamilton—Mary, from New Orleans for Glasgow, 23d
July, in lat. 39, long. 63 W—Emma, of Memel, bound westward,
on the 27th of July. in lat. 44, long. 52 W—French brig Horizon,
of Fecamp, on the 2riith of July, on the banks of Newfoundland,
having on board 4,,,000 codfish—British King, of this port, from
Hull fog. Qusbec, on 'the 30th July, in lat. 46 N, long. 47 W
Northumberland, from London for New York, same day, in lat.
46 17, long. 47 26 W, out 23 days—Actuarie, from Richibucto
for Hull; on the Bth instant, in lat. t 1 N, long. 11 W, out 21
days, by the Frankfield—Adler, from Dublin for NewYork,on
the 25th of July, in lat. 40, long. 4 4—Mannela, from Valparaiso.
for Swansea, on the 91st of July: in
lat. 46, long. 30 —Acadia,
from London for Quebec, on the tith instant, in 1at.49, long. 16,
by the William and Ann—Della, for Quebec, on the 3d instant,
in lat. 49, long. 14.

day of meeting.
Sept. 3, F. Rolfe, Great Marlborough-street, tailor—Sept. 3,
G. Felthouse, Fulham. plumber—Sept. 3, .1. Philip, Bristol. sta-
tioner— Sept. 7, S. Smith, Bristol, grocer—Sept. 4, J. Pearson,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, fellmonger—Sept. 4, P. Hare, Liverpool,
tallow chandler—Sept. 1, H. Williams, 1 lanrwst, Denbighshire,
apothecary—Sept. 4, J. Scott. Sheffield, flour dealer—Sept. us,
J. Molt, Castle Donnington, Leicestershire, lace glove manu-
facturer—Sept. 15, G. Longfleld, West Bromwich, Staffordshire,
tailor—Sept. 2, J. Buttrey, Manchester, commission agent—
Sept. 3, W. Kirk, Salford, stockbroker.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless' cause be shown
to the contrary on or before Sept. 1.

,
C. Eicke, Rotherhrthe, iron rivett and railway spike manufac-
turer—W. and T. Edmund. Liverpool and Bombay, merchants
—J. Rudman, Bath, oilman—R. C. Capleton, Cheltenham, tea
dealer—O. Johnson, Maldon and Great Braxted, Essex. corn
dealer—E. T. Allen, York, apothecary—J. Miller, Whittlebury-
street, Hampstead-road, painter—W. Harding, sen., Johnson-
street, Westminster, and elsewhere, mason—C. Best, St. James-
walk, Clerkeawell, printer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
W. Cleland, Edinburgh, stockbroker.
T. Hislop, Alloa, grocer.
A. Stewart, Bedgerton, Perthshire. farmer.

P. and J. Stirling, Edinburgh. stable keepers,

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

T. Baxter and G. Roberts, Manchester, rulers—Newhouse and
Son, Fox-hill-bank, Lancashire, drapers—Lowry and Brown,
Liverpool, general brokers.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS

J. Hook, Nine Elms and Wandsworth road, London, con-
tractor. _ _ . .

W. Gilpin, Villiers•street, Strand. London, army clothier.
J. Lathbury, Burton upon-Trent, mercer.
C. H. Waters, Queen-row, Pimlico, London, dealer in paint-

ings.
J. Cooper, Stoney-lane, Southwark, wheelwright.
J. Balmer, Hartlepool, merchant.
W. Cooper, Bury St. Edmund's, hardwareman.
J. Frost, Grafton-street, London, goldsmith.
J. Berry, Paddington. draper.
J. and J. R. Reay, Mark-lane, wine merchants.
E. Arnatt, Oxford, baker
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
F. Day and T. E. Deacon. Hemel Hemstead, common brewers
J. Solomon, Exeter, outfitter.

BANKRUPTS.
Joseph Barter Bloomfield, jun., Poole, chemist.
Francis and James Holmes, Southtown, Suffolk, shipbuilders.
John William Strattan, March, Cambridgeshire, tailor.

James Mead Price, Warminster, innkeeper.
Thomas Uriah Knight, Gravesend, grocer.
William Ludlam 011ard, Upwell, Cambridgeshire, auctioneer.
Thomas Browne. Southampton, hatter.
Robert and William Christopher Oxtoby, Wansford, York-
shire, and elsewhere, millers.
Simon Puckering and William Thomas Makins, Kingston-
upon. Hull, woollen merchants.
John Birch. Kingston upon-Hull, tailor.
Charles Taylor, Birmingham, brush manufacturer.
Thomas Crane, Kegworth, Leicestershire, common brewer.
Robert Naylor, Marlborough, licensed victualler.
George England, Minchinhampton, Glocestershire, clothier.

The duty on Foreign Wheat has advanced to es. per quarter,
and on Flour to 4s. yid. per barrel ; being the only change in
the import rates for the ensuing week.
Since our last report the Weather has been variable. Wed-
nesday was the best day we have had for harvest since its c ‘m-
mencement, and a few Wheat fields in this direction were partly
cleared; speculative buyers, m.,twithstanding, were actively en-
gaged in their attentions to Foreign Wheat, I. dian Corn and
Flour, in which the transactions were considerable, and iu se-
veral instances a slight improvement on the terms last noted
was obtained; yesterday, also, a similar desire io purchase
continued to be evinced ; but the weather having become wet
and stormy. holders were inclined to sell, and requiring some-
what higher prices, the demand was consequently in some de-
gree curtailed.
With the exception of a moderate quantity of Oats, our sup-
plies Coastwise and from Ireland since Monday last are so ex-
tremely small as to be scarcely worth naming; whilst the im-
ports of Wheat and Flour from aoroad are to a fair extent, but
of other articles rather light.
Our market this morning was well attended by town and
country buyers; but the weather being again very fine, there
was not that entire briskness in the trade as during the interval
since Tuesday; in most descriptions of Wheat, however, the
transactions were to a fair extent at an advance of 2d per 701 b. ;
and States, as well as Canadian Flour, realized an amendment
of Cd. per barrel, prime brands of western obtaining 265., and
other kinds a proportio%ate improvement; Irish •Flour at the
same time remaining nearly without inquiry.
Influenced by the widely extended complaints of the Potato
crop, Indian Corn continued to meet a god demand at an ad-
vance of is. to 2s. per 4851b.—Barley, though in slow request.
was held on rather higher terms.—Malt steady at our last quo-
tations.—Beans and Peas, upon a moderate sale, were the turn
dearer. _ . _

Oats and Oatmeal, although not plentiful, continued to at-
tract very little notice, and barely sustained their previous
value.

PRICES OF GRAIN

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PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE

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PRICES OF SHARES, AUG UST 17,

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