The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

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Oct. 30. W. G. Taylor

13. J. C. Simpson, Sheff►eld
CERTIFICATES to Ix

contrary. on the day of meeting.
Oct. 29, W. Gill, Warrington. Lancashire. corn merchant-
at. 27. it. Yates and 'l'. H. Williams, Manchester. merchatrts—
et 23, 11. Rains. Newton, Ch shire. boiler maker.
SCOTCH 'SPQUESTRATIONS.

'John Malcolm nod AleKander N.' Donald Dundee, merchants
'William Armour, Glasgow, mason and builder.
`Margaret Gordon Cameron, Edinburgh, milliner.

MEETINGS or CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL
SEPT. HOU
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Ilenry Roe, (proof a

6. John-Stevenson, (proof•and diV.)
B. Edmondson Cooban (audit)

District Co
Ditto,
Ditto.

o William Laocaster.(lsl)
4, John Orange,{lst).....•
7. Robert Westmore, (Audit,

STATE OF TRADE

ROCHDAI.g.—We 'have had a fair business today, wt. prices
'much the same as Itiore of the preceding wee . In the wool
market there is very little ehanee, except, perhaps, that it is
mo e difficult to buy foreign cool at last week's prices.

LEEDS —We e,no better accaunt to give of our.tnarket
this day than of preceding ones. The demand continues slack,
and profits ,re very small on all the business done.

tion in the principal manufacture cf this district, 'namely,
wrought cottan hose. The tine trade is in the worst state ;
hose of that description being much out of.fashion in England.
The silk glove branch. we regret to say, is by no means amended.
The cotton glove trade, though depressed. is Netter than the

re in general pretty well

employed in making silk hose w

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smal feet."
Hunucespf ELD.—.oar market has been flat to-day, but the
quantity of goods that is brought- directly from the manufac-
turer. to the merchants preve is the appearance of anything
like briskness in the c ioth Hall. There is no alteration in
prices.

itaarieouri.— Weed Markets This hraneli of the trade is sti
inactive. The spinners evince no dbpes tion to buy, exezpt on
the narrowest scale possible. In prices we do not hear of any
change.—Yarn Market: The business g to-day is an average
of several weeks past; but still the prices are anything but
profitable to the spinners. who c. napkin of the great dispropor-
tion of the price of wool and the current rate for. yarns.—
Piece Yarns : There is:hardly so mach bu-iness doing as in the
beginning °lithe month just ended ; yet, there is as
Checked Orleans and Cobures n.oter : Orleans and
plain:Paramattas areinore inquired for, and steady in prices.
Ltrica,esa.--me aemand is far rfrom brisk for the sea on.
The London houses are more, flat than those erigaeed in the
country trace. The fineness of the weather drives off the pur-
chase: sof winter goods later than usual. In Wool and Yates
no alteration in price. There is rather more doing in Wools,
Tits Woo-a. SHARKS, LONDON —la-. reference to the sales of
Colonial Wool, this circular of Messrs. Simes and Co. thus re-
• At thecommeneement of the present sales, it being
-al that as usual subsequent arrivals should be-held
--at series, buyers purchased with confidence,
Ughouttave ”rogressen with spirit. very fully
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underst

over until the

supporting the former,. rates of the last series in July,
flocks of rood, quality. and state, an advance has been obtaine
We Ir )wever cautinue •to motice with teuret and serious appal
hension for futtre results, the very general prevalence or bur
prickle, and grass seed in,the importations of the present set
'on, as well as the ill-condition or many flocks of note—t