The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07 00:00:00

STATE' OF TRADE.

LEEDS.—In our cloth halls, on Saturday and Tuesday; the
demand for goods dull, but stocks are low. In the warehouses
considerable business is (Wing, on pleasant terms.
BRA oFoao.—The market on Thursday was pretty brisk, a
good demand for the lower qualities of stuff goods, and in yarns
there was great activity. Wool continues firm. With regard
to piece goods, the principal demand lay in three-quarter me-
rinos, narrow wildbores and plaiu,blaCks, lasting's and moreens.
Six-quarter merinos, of which considerable stocks bad accumu-
lated, have been cleared Off, and the supply of middle qualities
of three-quarter and finer qualities of six-quarter merinos, is not
equal to the.present demand. There is, however, no improve-
ment of price.
HALIFAX.—The piece market, on Saturday, was'singularly
flat. The chief demand was for superior lasting&
TRA DE•A T DEWSBURY.—The blanket trade in Dewsbury and
Earisheaton is in a good state • there is not one loom standing.
The mill of the late firm of lialliley, Brook, and Co., re-com-
menced running on Tuesday last.
11-Ec StOISIMIK E.—The blanket trade continues:good,4all the
looms being nearly employed for the American market. The
carpet trade is not so brisk.
BARNSLEY LINEN TRADE.--Jt .is gratifvingoto state that-the
demand for the Barnsley linen manufacture remains unabated.
SADoLswonTH.--The woollen . cloth business here is very
brisk. The demand for a sort of fancy cloth, called buckskins,
is-greater than the supply. Anglers are • also in particular' re-
quest. The woollen weavers, spinners, and dyers are fully em-
ployed, and manufacturers seem to have better prospects for the
American trade
YORK WOOL MARKET, THURSDAY, APRIL 2.—To-day being
the Thursday in the 'first assize week, according to custom vce
had a wool market; it has been attended' by some of the most
eminent staplers and manufacturers'who usually attend these
markets. There -would"be about 70 sheets pitched, besides what
were in the adjoining warehouses, which has been held ever
since last clip-day, to the costof the holders, having been bought
iu from the flock masters at prices much higher than could be
obtained this day. Though the transactions of the day have
been limited, prices may be quoted as follows:—Superfine hog,
17d. to 18d. ; half hog and owe, 19d. to 16d. per lb.; yew wool,
none at market; moor wools, nothing done.
RHSSENDALIi.—The woollen trade at this place continues to
increase.

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, APRIL B.

BANKRUPTCIES _ ANNTILLETY.

John Holden, Bacup, Whalley, Lancashire,-cotton spinner and,
manufacturer—James Harwood, Over Dar Win, Lancashire, cotton
cloth manufacturer and provision shopkeeper.
BANKRUPTS.
William Robson, George-street, Mansion House, London, printer
and stationer—Daniel Byas, Oxford-street, London, upholsterer.—John
Gale Maddox, Bristol, droggivt— William Fox, Weston-hill, Norwood.
Croydon, victualler—Richard Nichols, Wakefield, Yorkshire, book-
seller—Charles oowderoy. Mansion-house-street, Kennington, grocer,
—John Rooth, Shirland, Derbyshire, corn-factor—Benjamin Board-
man, St. Stephen, Norwich, tailor and draper John Hill, now or late,
of South Milford, Yorkshire, teazle-dealer-,John Seymour Smith
and John Gounn Bird, Manchester, merchants—John llallett, East.
street, Widworth, Surrey, • grocer—John Tayler, Coleman-street,
London, merchant—James Thomas, now or late of Coles's-Wharf,
and Thomas-street, Horsel3-down, Southwark, granary-keeper, w har-
finger, and liNhterman-,-Thomas Smith the' younger, East Grinstead,
Sussex, chemist and druggist.

IRV WEN DS.
April 24, S. Nix, London, wine,and spirit merchant—April 24, Wm.
Austin, Woolwich, ironmonger—April 27, R. Thomson. and T. D.
Mildred, London, merchants---April 29, W. S. Stuart, London, tailor
and breeches maker—April 24, C. Powell, Birmingham, linen-draper
—April 24, J. H. Davey, London, 'coach Wheelwright—April 27, J. B.
Brown, E. It. Damon, and C. Duncan, London, merchants.—April 27,
J. Glover, London. watchmaker—April 24, J. Willis, London, mer-
chant—April 27, T. Stanley, Leeds, manufacturer—April 28, R.
Km:opage, Leeds, tailor and draper—:-April 28, M. Tiley, ath, dealer
May 6, W. Oliver, Durham, chemist, druggist, and draper—April
27, T. M. Wright, Bodmin, Cornwall, lineu-draper,--April 28, T.
Holdsworth, Armley, Leeds, wheelwright and tiznber-mereliant—
April 28, J;Taylor and S. Taylor, Castleton Moor, and Manchester,
'commission•agents and merchants.
CERTIFICATES, APRIL 24.
• J. T. Illgbye. Tarlton, coal-merchant—,S. J. Knight, London, iron-
monger—H. W. Kin', Bristol, attOrney-at-law and scrivener—A.
11•Naniara, Houndsdit'cli, plumber and glazier—J. Ebers, London,
bookseller— D. Mackinnon. London, wii.e-merchant—W. Waters,
' Bristol, ironmongers and cutters—J. Muddell, London, hosier and
glover—W. Leader, London, roach-maker.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar,- computed from
the returns made in the week ending the -31st day of March, 1835,
is 30s *IV cwt.. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable
thereon on the importation tlicreof iuto Great Britain.

-TELEGRAPH OFFICE, APRIL 6, 18.35.

Wind at Holybeml, S.W.•—Light breeze.

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Off Holyhead, inward hound--No. 419,- Stinbury,'B B, from' Sa-
vannah, at 1 p.m.—No. 907, British. King, B B, at 230, p.m.
Off Point Lynas, inward bound—No. 893, Cervantes, B B, at 5,
p.m., (has a pilot.)
Off Great Ormsliend, iiiward'hourrd—No. 737, Harmony, B B, (not
quite sure) at-10, a.m.—No. 1251, Transfer, BB,at 10 30, a.m.
Off•Voel Narit, inward hound—No. 273, Emerald, A 8, (uot quite
sure). at 5, p.m.