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

BANK KUPTS,

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

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

William Stockbridge, Wandsworth, tobacconist.
Joseph Henry Nock, High-street, Poplar, outfitter.
Alexander Inglis, Portsea, draper.
George Duckham, Merthyr Tydvil, butcher.
John White, St. Benet's•place, Gracechurch-street, wine-
merchant.

John Burbidge and John Burbidge, jun., Tysoe-street, Cler-
ken will. cabinet-makers.
Charles Moyle, Whitchurch, Shropshire, linen-draper.
Edward White Baxter, Coventry, ironmonger.
Francis Ward, Batley, YOrkshire, rag-merchant.
John Hill, Birmingham, currier.
James Duke, Newark. upon-Trent, plaster-Merchant.
George Handel Openshaw, Over Darwen, Lancashire, power-
loom- cloth-manufacturer.

DIVIDENDS

Feb. 27, E. Mackenzie, Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, and
Bond•court, Wa brook, commission-agent—Feb. 27, J. Hind,
George.row, Bermondsey, merchant—Feb. 27, Lee, R. J.
Brassey, F. Fair, and G. Lee, Lombard-street, bankers—W.
Tuck. Elsing, Norfolk, miller—March 3, D. Belden and W.
Hynde, Liverpool, merchants —F, b. 17, E. T. Jones and H. M.
Crosskill, Rochdale, booksellers—Feb. 18, T. Todd, Manchester,
dealer in cotton goods—Feb. 27, T. Gallimore, Burslem, earthen.
ware manufacturer.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting.
Feb. 29, A. S. Tucker, and G. M. Bidwell, Melcombe Regis,
grocers—March 3, J. Robinson, Leeds, cloth-merchant—March
4. M. Sturley, Southam, Lancashire, organ-builder--Feb. 28, W
Brown,'Atherstone, Warwickshire, ironmonger.

Duties have advanced for the ensuing week, on Foreign Wheat
to 17s, on Bar ey to 7s. Beans to 6s 6d, Pease to 4S 6d per
quarter, Flour to I+ s 21d 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 g 00 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 en: irely confined to the
Mune .iate wants of consumers.

Although the intentions of government on the future position
of the Corn-laws have been explicitly declared, our millers and
de filers, 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
lb. Irish Flour likewise was difficult to s 11, but not decidedly
cheaper, whilst Canadian receded 6d per ba ref. 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.