The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10 00:00:00

COTTON MARKET, JANUARY 9

Our Cotton market has assumed a quieter aspect again, probably,
owing to consumers having stocked themselves pretty well with
the r;.,w material last month ; priecs, however, are quite firm and
stationary, and the feeling, though not buoyant, is healthy and
good. Importers show their stock freely, without manifesting any
anxiety to effect sales ; in this way 3500 were sold on Saturday,
and to-day 3000 entirely to the trade.

COTTON MARKET. —W EEKLY REPORT.
The demand from the trade has continued steady this week, but
as holders have pretty freely supplied the market, no change has
taken place in the quotations. Speculators have taken 3300 Ame-
rican and 200 Surat, and exporters iOO American and 400 Surat.
There will be offered by public auction on Friday next, the 13th
instant, aOO bags Sea Island, 400 bags Stained do., and 170
Egyptian.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 29th ultimo to the sth instant, inclusive.

Prices paid IMPORTS
in the week. ThisWk.ithisyear

SALES OF THZ WEEK

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190 , Sea Island s i kt 12 H
10 , Stained 7— 1 4943 4943
7900 Bowed Georgia
350 f Mobile
t Alabama and Tennessee i 4 —4t 4464 4464
10400 New Orleans
120 { Pernambuco & Paraiba 6i di I
447 } 447
Aricati and Ceara .. — I
70 Bahia and Maceio
•• • •
{ Maranham
.... }
....
440 .
Sawginned
Minas
1
Para
Demerara. Surinam, &e... .... ....
250 Egyptian

, Barhadoes
330 Peruvian
Bahama...
460, Laguayra .
60 Common West India, &c 5i
120 Carthagena
.... Smyrna '
3210 , Surat .. —4 j
Madras
Bengal

J
} 169661

23970 bales

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JANUARY 6.
The duty on foreign Beans has been increased to Its 6d,
and on colonial Beans to 3s per qr., being the only changes
in the import rates this week.

Of Flour and Oatmeal from Ireland our fresh supplies are
to a tolerably fair amount, but of any grain from that quarter
or coastwise they are very trivial, and we have no arrivals
whatever from abroad since Tuesday.
Between our last market and to-day the trade generally
has remained very steady, with moderate transactions in
Wheat and Flour at the currency obtainable in the early part
of the week, but in other articles little business was ap-
r.qr‘..,,r

Although we have to report a slender attendance of buyers
at onr Corn Exchange to-day, the trade for most descriptions
of Wheat remained firm, and occasional, but by no means
extensive sales of duty-paid Foreign were effected at the full
rates of Tuesday, and in a few cases a small advance was ac-
quiral. Irish Wheats likewise, from the short supply at hand,
was held at and realised a slight improvement, 6s 10d per
701bs having been paid for a parcel or two of prime red. Of
English' however, scarcely any appeared for sale, and such
remained unaltered in value. Flour was held with rather
mono confidence, and upon a fair demand, both Irish and
foreign fully supported our last quotations.
Malting Barley, of which the market had been previously
almost wholly cleared, commanded I.s. per quarter advance,
but in grinding samples there was no amendment.
In Malt, Beans, and Pease we have no variation to note.

IJONDOIV GAZEITE

JAW. G.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

Watson and Dickinson, Liverpool, chemists—B. P. and W. H.
Bilbrough, Liverpool, general brokers—Craig and Paton, Liverpool,
merchants—Rhodes, Cockwood, and Co., Liverpool, lead pipe
manufacturers—K. and C. Britton, Manchester, Boor dealers—T.
Part and Co., Manchester and Halifax, cardinat.ers—J. and W.

Marshall and H. Metcalfe, Edgeworth, Lancashire, cotton spinners
—B. Lirbert and Co., Manchester arid Bradford, merchants.

BANKRUPTS

George Pile and William James Barnard Staunton, Bishopsgate-
street, Without, London, wine-mdrchant.
Thomas Manning, Camden-town, grocer.
Hugh White, Topsham, Devonshire, builder.
John Swallow, sea., John Swallow, jun.. and George Swallow,
Halifax, Yorkshire, corn-miller.

Edward Thomas Hall, Leeds, flax-spinner.
Mathew Willock, Huddersfield, merchant.
William Gawthorp, Huddersfield, plumber.
George Clements Harril, Bristol, auctioneer,
DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 27, M. Blood, North Audley-street, London, surgeon—Jan.
31, J. E. Beerbohm and W. E. Slaughter, Fenchurch-strect, Lon-
don, merchants—Jan. 27, J. Scott and H. Coker, Wood streei,
Cheapside, London, woollen warehousemen—Jan. 27, J. F. Saun-
ders, George-yard, Lombard-street, London, and the Mauritius,
merchant—Jan. 27, G. Chapman, Islington, London, cowkeeper—
Jan. 27, J. C. and T. Lucas. Aldersgate-street, London, lozenge
manufacturers —Jan. 30, M. C. Price, Brentford, glass-sellers—Jan.
27, W. Hopper, Great Queen-street, London, carpet warehouseman
—Feb. 6, J. Baker, Birmingham, timber merchant—Feb. 5, W.
Nash, Oldbury, Shropshire, grocer—Jan. 27, W. Mearus, Liverpool,
shawl dealer—Feb. 1, J. Woodhead,Sutton cuna Duckmanton,
Derbyshire, cattle-dealer.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to
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the contrary on or before Jan. 27.

T. T. Johnson, Wood-street, Cheapside, London, riband manu-
facturer—J. Wilson, Manchester and Worksop, Nottinghamshire,
commission agent—R. Duffell, Bow-common, tar-distiller—C. King,
J. Sandell, and D. 11. King, Berners-street, London, paper stainers
—J. Barsham, Stratford, Essex, oxalic-acid manufacturer—F. W .
Fiddlan, Birmingham, architect—l. G. Irwin, Manchester, draper
—W. Lampert, Brompton, printer—W. Ellam, jun., Birmingham,
patent cock founder—J. Ivery, High Wycombe, carpenter—E. T.
Gough, Strand, London, patent agent—R. B. Culyer. Clifton-street,
Finsbury, London, carrier—J. Nagger, Brixton-roafi, London, nil-
man—W. Starie, Cutler-street, Homisditch, London, carpenter—
J. Wightman, Old Jewry London, and Mitcham, silk printer—T.
Stephenson, Manchester, coach-maker—J. Hill, Wisbeach St.
Peter's, Cambridgeshire, merchant—C. Biggs, Manchester, com-
mission agent—A. M. Terry, New Broad-street, London, cook—
J. Allen, Wuch Wymoldley, Hertfordshire, dealer in cattle.