The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-04-07 00:00:00

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Dublin and Drogheda
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Dundee and Arbroath
Durham and Sunderland
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Eastern Counties...
Glasgow and Ayr
Glasgow and Greenock
Grand Junction*
Gravesend and Rochester
Great North of England
Great Western
Hull and Selby
Hartlepool Dock and Rail.
Liverpool and Manchester
London ana Birmingham
London and Blackwall
London and Brighton
London and Croydon
London and Greenwich
London and Southwestern
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury
Manchester and Birmingham.
Manchester and Leeds and
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Midland Counties
Newcastle and Darlington
Newcastle and Carlisle — 425
Newcastle and North Shields 17106
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Norfolk - 5754
North Union 5817 40,_!
Par's and Orleans
Paris and Rouen 15,91 5,9 70
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield and Manchester — 5361 1349
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETI-11111dr:P)
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~....t April 7, 1846. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
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r g9l)ipping intellignut. LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, MARCH 31. MARKETS. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET,
The supply of Beasts again large, with a
--...--- .—.. aae,...____ elle Sheep. The demise brisk at last currency, am
I TUESDAY, MARCH 31,—Wind S.S.F. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MARcEe 31. and sheep sold up.
fromAfterven.—Blanch, Hendry, from Oporto—Doris, Gruchy, IT. D. Norman and W. Rawlings, Liverpool, woollen drapers Total quantities per Price per
I PalermoAgenoria, James, from Smyrna—and Lover, —T. Butterworth and B. Butterworth, Rochdale and London, Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter.
lscovich, from Trieste. woollen dra; e, s—J. Royle, E. P. Welker, and E. Butterworth, Wheat 217 .... e(5?8 18 9 ......••s2 8 9 LEEDS CORN MARKET, MA
. ‘.6-titeD. Helena, Hilton, for Shanghae—Frances Barclay, Manchester, stock brokers—J. Dean and H.Williams, Liverpool, Barley
Zatthews, for • Valparaiso—Highlander, Wheeler, and Polly, sack dealers—J. H. Bamford and J. Steil, Todmorden, Lance- Oats
I eleFnle, for Lima—Chileret, Wylie, for Sincapore--Reliance, shire, cotton manufacturers—J.l". Hayveood and W. Macdonald,
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eallees. for Staten Island and at. John, N.B.—Shakespeare, Liverpool—J. Birkett and R. Foster, Liverpool, attsrneys. was done in good fresh Wheat. A steady sale
1 etene
~,erson, for Charleston—Peuline, Jensen, from Et. Thomas BANKRUPTS. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 3.
rates. Oats rather dearer. In Beans no alter;
I..e,,ttlernan, Hall, for Havre de Grace—Black Prince, Howell,
. Michael Kelly. Liverpool, provision dealer, April 24, May 15, There continues a general and extensive demand for ell de. ~.._
_
e Naples—Sarah, Barclay, for Montreal—Halcyon. Patten, for at twelve, at the Court of Bank:uptcy; solteitor, M. Jones, ' sariPalone of Sugar, and the sales of D.P. are ,50 hauls., in-
c42delphia—Sir 11. Huntley, Grant, for Halifax—Frances and . Liverpool, a udiag a carte of new earbatoes, at 4gs to 569 per cwt. 14,000 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET,
, al ario
,lte, Duck, for Havre—Betsey, Allen, for Corfu—and William Edmond, Thomas Edmond, and Williatn. M'Kina, Li- bags Khaur brought sas to 40s; 3400 bags Bengal, 5; sto 56s We have gcod arrivals of Grain to this mark
'ask, Justice, for Genoa. verpool and Bombay, merchants, April 17, and May 1, at twelve, for low to very good white; and 35;.0 bags Mauritius, 48s 6d to fair attendance of buyers to day. The bulk
--- at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester; solicitors, Messrs. 535 per cut. Nothing done in foreign.—No sales reported in Wheats, were of common qualities, and such so
Valparaiso, Dixon, from Islay, at Valparaiso Ateinsrn andeo. Manchester. Molasses.—Coffee.—Sales of B.P. hare been made to the ex- Is per qr.; and the best samples were rather wo
Lanercost Mann, sailed from ditto for Coquimbo 15th Dec. Thomas John Moysey Bartlett, London, bill broker, tent of about 99 tierces, at steady prices. Of foreign, the sales Barley aintained its price, other descriptions;
George '
..„ Armstrong, from Calcutta, off the Cape of Good Hope William Howe, Boxford, Suffolk, bricklayer. are elai bags Leguayra. and 700 bags Costa Rico, the latter Beans no alteration. Oats and Shelling cad
vey.eodosia, Irving, tailed from St. Helena for London loth chiefly below 40s per cwt.-50 bags Pimento brought 31d, and
Charles Coachman, Hammersmith. brickmaker. Malt firm and in good request.
Launcelot Newton, London, warehouseman. 5o bags black Pepper ead per lb.—No sales of Cocoa or Ginger.
Jessie Mitchell, M'Call, hence at Messina Edward Boding, Ipswich, Berlin-wood dater. —Rice.—Only sao bags Bengal sold at 12s per cwt.—The market
r L'rch. Vibert; Emelia Celestina, Horace, and Elizabeth, James Robert Ellis, brass founder. for Rum continues in the same langnid state as for some weeks
7 , hence at Palermo John Spaul, Lower Thames-street, London, wine merchant. past ; and, though the sales are more considerable, (about 200 B BIRMINGHAM INGHAM CORN. MARKET,
ineatettinlhtelmina, Bulkeley, sailed from ditto for this port 10th Valentine Elkins, Euston-equare, MarYlehone, coach maker. casks,' no better feeling exists. Demerara,
.30 per cent. O. P. At our market this day there was a fair st
Wheat :good dry qualities found reatLy buyer
Henry Dunington. Nottingham, glove mac utacturer. has been sold at 2s 7d to 2s Bd. and 3. per cent. 0 P. at 2s 10d :
An Carr, Carr, hence at Leghorn John Hirst and John Graham, cloth dressers. a few very choice brought 3s 7d ; proof Leewards are worth is currency; inferior sorts dull at is per qr. de
Ilford, Canter, hence at the Gironde Barley in Im,s request: the choicest samples
Thomas Kenworthy Rowbotham, Huddersfield, book keeper. 11d. A few casks Havana have been sold at Is 6tl per gallon. rates; secondary descriptions were neglecter
‘4„.wina. Moller, hence at Hamburg James Roger Havard, Rhymney, Breeonshire, commission
r; allfred, Christie, from Calcutta, at the Downs
the
o ertrade,
rEanta 11l
and
' . quoted Is per qr. lower. Beans and Peas una
agent. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 27. Our demand for Oats is very restricted, and
eiv,',:aae. March 21.—The Superb, Kitson, from Leghorn for John Scott, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, fruiterer.
11,s 'Pool. put into this port yesterday, with pumps choked, but The arrivals of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, which have come our quotations.
cleared them, and is now ready to proceed DIVIDENDS. to hand, Coastwise and from Ireland, since this day week, ~.e _ -
Benjamin Baldwin, Liverpool, Manchester, and London, furnish a moderate supply only of each; and, e- cept a further DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, 1
warehouseman. liberal import of States Flour, we have little foreign pr duce to
a WEDNESDAY, APRIL I —Wind S.W. fresh. • William Blinkhorn, Little Bolton, manufacturing chemist. report. Prices of Grain have rather a tendency upw
fea'artive.e.—Sylph, Kerr, from New Calabar—Adonis, Brown, G. Stephens, Skinner's-place, London, scrivener. Having no impulse from the country this week, and the sub- kets, as our readers are aware, have been static
Lam Africa and Barbadoes—Burley, Cooper, from Rio de la J. Hill, Hammersmith, victualler. duel tone in London yesterday, tending to counteract any weeks past, but better qualities have at leng
J. Weddell, Leadenhall-street, London, shipbroker. The disposition to purchase, however,
, is ona
Lek,
Huntley, Draper. from Chaileston—eylph, Reis- lively impressions here, our market today, though tolerably
A. L. Newton, Bury street, St. Mary-axe, merchant.of the Governmere
117,ke: from Kyressoun—Pomona, Smith, from Alexandria— well attested, and the stocks of free produce on the decrease of wauts—waiting the result
R. Musgrove, Birmingham, woollen draper. the reduction of the duties. There are over o
.4,'° Clement, from Cadiz Emma, Raupert, from Stettin— late, evinced little activity as respects all the leading articles of
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eeachne, from Dardaneacs—Lennie, Damegny, from Charente J. Jenkins, Crown place, Old Kent-road, Surrey, currier. half quarters of Grain now under lock in the U
"--; efelen Munro, Watson. and Feronie, from Trieste—Peter C. Bonner, Spalding, Lincolnshire,. scrivener.
aonsso,
sinnoliemaintesd. and about 9 o,oso cwts. of Flour,—the entire be
•antonia from J. Durtnall, hover, Kent, ironmonger. languid,Ft quantity held at one time under bond during th
toss , Ancona:—Pulecona, from Genoa—Tally Ho,
T. Pulvertoft, T. Gaunt, C. Bonner, and J. Calthorp, iron
re Indian Irish barely suystaining‘ our last quotations, A,,,:.1; Wyvern, Norris ; and Comet, (brig) from Lisbon—
masters, Pembrey, Carmarthenshire.
pßrearvlieoyusi
k, `l,e, Moore, from Naples—Tartar, Gordon, from Malta—
. titan
Primehardly th
maltingose y
beingn ot e
scarce,
oliftdatanny ocnoern.
sAnose:trani,awblnetcrneltisefnohwas
vending
gedft
ezabeth, Messop, from Palermo. W. H. Alexander and C. B. Richards, Upper Clifton-street,
arce, was the turn dearer;
Finsbury. hardwaremen.
.1. Lowthin and R. J. Brinley, Newcastle-upon Tyne, printers. • •MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANG
Betsey Allen, for Corfu, has put back grinding qualities remaining dull at former prices.—Malt having-
J. Henderson, High Crosby, Cumberland, horse dealer.
Maid e, Marshall, sailed from Sydney for Auckland sth Nov. sold readily of late, was held on rather higher terms.— Beans The improvement which we notices in our la
'Winifred, Christie, from Calcutta, at London P. Hansen, Newcastle-upon Tyne, merchant. and Pease, upon a moderate demand, were steady in value. completely neutralized by the unexpectedly me
Senethameton, Hooper, from Anccna, at Cove E. Oldham and T. Oldham, Chalford, and Cheltenham, GlOu-
jaalatwood. Balberuey; Mary, Ballat ne ; Peruvian, Dawson ;
cestershire, builders. Oats and Oatmeal, coming sparingly to hand, maintained the received from London at the beginning of tl
improvement of Friday, at which, however, few sales were when the trade has been languid, arid the turn
eutlu Campbell, Finnigan; Henrietta. Cowan ; Hero, Grant; CERTIFICATES effected.—lndian Corn moved off rather less freely than before, gards Wheat and Flour, has been in tavour o
ardKillermont, Trainrack, hence at Bonny To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on but continued to be held firmly at the full advance above other articles no variation can be nsticed.
e violet, Holmes ; Fenella ; Chieftain: and Oscar, Campbell, the day of meeting. mentioned. The same description applies to the Liverpool
'aneeat New Calabar J. Coe, Bucklersbury, money scrivener—J. Denning, Pitch- No transactions have recently occurred in bonded Wheat or markets of yesterday.
I...jne! sareeaet ; Challenge, O.:thee ; -Brazilian', Falconer; bourne-st•eet, Westminster—T. P. Hawley. Brunswick.aarade. Flour, the value of which remains nominally urevaried. To-day there is a disposi ion to take rather
-441.11 of Cashmere, llamnet, and Mary, hence at Brass River, Is.ington, cheeiemonger—a. Gunn, Clare. Suffolk, corn dealer Wheat and Flour. but the business actually dc
—Api il 22, E. Eedle, Chancery-lane, London, bookseller—April merely for consumption, and we do nut vary t
22, T.- Howell, Queen's Head-passage, Newgate-street, Lon.
CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 3.
our last.
alteration,
but
No change appears in any of the duties this week. Oats and Oatamrteiaclleasiv.e,ytehrcyustloawaeoraf
THINSDAY, APRIL 2.—Wind S. moderate. don, hotel keeper—April 22, I'. F. Saunders. Burton.upon-
Altniven KWith the exception of nearly 6ele qrs. Indian Corn, chiefly
Elsa . ' •—• ate, Langmaid, from 'et. Michael's—and Vier Trent, brewer—April 22, C. Blackmore, Cork-street, London, prices. Other without from the Mediterranean, we have not important arrivals from
eei en, for Dordt.any quarter during the past three days.
tailor

14.„ arY Sparks,
Bushby, hefice at Bombay
Is evoke, hence st Aden
12geethoven, Taylor, from Calcutta, at the Mauritius
Vilforo, Carter, hence at Bourdeaux
k "'s Yeoward, Jones; Reindeer, Kink; and Hellos,. Black.
14, hence at Tri.ste

A. PRIDA n
Y, APRIL W.S.W. to N.W. fresh.
'4I"D.—Jae, Prowse, Wiliams, from China—Sir Thos.
:) nsell, Morgan, and Katinka, Casely, from St. Michael—An-
fr,i),Taeh", from the Mediterranean—Southampton, Hooper,
I,e;
a!! Ancona—Nelson Packet, Lane, from Faro—Waverley,
i"an, from Lisbon—Caroline, Trevelyan, from St. Übes—
.
to,rd,— Con
Alediterr..nean

Commerce, Graves, from ()steno

Nary Jane,

J. Poe, Backlersbury, money scrivener—J. Denning, Titch-
bourne-st eet, Westminster—T. P. Hawley. Brunswick. Parade.
Is.ington, cheeiemotiger—R. Gunn, Clare, Suffolk, corn dealer
—Api il 22, E. Eedle, Chancery-lane, London, bookseller—April
22, T.- Howell, Queen's Head-passage, Newgate-street, Lon-
don, hotel keeper—April 22, I'. F. Saunders. Burton.upon-
Trent, brewer—April 22, C. Blackmore, Cork-street, London,
tailor—April 22, J. Challen, o,liam, Hampshire. brewer—April
22, J. W. Frost, Back-lane, Kingsland green, coffee-dealer—
April 22, T. Wren, Preston, sharebroker—April 23, J. Oakley;
Southampton, seedsman—April 23, H. Fricker, Southampton,
innkeeper—April 23. G. W. Lougridge, Sunderland, ironmonger
—April 24, R. Kilpat•ick and J. Smith, Liverpool, rope mane-
facturf rs—April 21, G. F. Payne, Liverpool, dealer in optical
instruments—April 21, W. Fisher, Et. John's-wood, Marylebone,

comutission-agent

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown

to the contrary on or before April 31

J. Miller, Southampton, ccrdwainer —W.Wilks, Leeds, builder
Ibbotson, Sheffield, merchant—A. Palmer, Fretweil, Nor-
folk, druggist—B. Wood, jun. Leeds. wine merchant—T. Hodg-
son, Liverpool, bookseller—G. Osborn, Exeter, whip maker—

2. aturley,

Souttilm;WarvVickshire, organbuilder—J. F. Gee, Leeds and
Horsfortli, Yorkshire, linen drape:—T. Ratness, Cambridge,
tailor.

ihe trade has contihued rather languid in all respects
throughout the interval from Tuesday, the demand fr im con.
sumers hating been limited ; and that for bonded articles,
exclusive of occasional inquires for Flour, nearly suspended
for the moment.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
John Orr, Glasgow, victualler.
Edward Kimll and Alexander Poison, Glasgow, printers
James Law, Kilmarnock, innkeeper.
David Smith, Dundee, writer.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.

At our market this morning, the Corn trade in its

on the part of buyers to purchase, and a tendency in most
artiees rather to recede in value.—All descriptions of Wheat
were consequently somewhat easier to buy, but not sufficiently
below our last quotations to reduce our currency material:y, or
to inauce business beyond a few limited sales of small amount.
—ln Irish Flour the transactions were moderate at previous
rates, whilst Canadian was offered on lower terms with little
effect.

. .
tained late prices. but in grinding samples no sale 3 were
apparent; and Malt was rather depressed in value.—Beans and
Pease, upon a moderate inquiry, sustained former rates.—

little has been done on speculation

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Indian Corn, being much less attractive than heretofore, was
decidedly rather cheaper.
Oats and Oatmeal, although scarcely noticed to-day, were
held at our last quotations.
About 2009 qrs. of American good red Wheat were sold by
auction, a:ter market, at Os 7d per 701 b in bond.—ln Flour under
lock no transactions are reported, though rather lower prices
would now be accepted.

11 4 17

PRICES OF GRAIN

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 1.

The supply of Beasts again large, with a large supply of
Sheep. The dame ul brisk at last currency. and all prime Beasts
and sheep sold up.

LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARCH 31.

The arrival of Grain to this day's market is about an average
one. The Bat account of the London market caused a slow
sale today, but at is per (platter decline a moaerate business
was done in good fresh Wheat. A steady sale in Barley at late
rates. Oats rather dearer. In Beans no alteration.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL 3

We have good arrivals of Grain to this market. There was a
fair attendance of buyers to day. The bulk of our samples,
Wheats, were of common qualities, and such sold at a decline of
Is per qr.; and the best sionp!es were rther worse to sell. Fine
Barley maintained its price, other descriptions rather lower. In
Beans no alteration. Oats and Shelling each fully as high,
Malt firm and in good request.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, APRIL 2

At our market this day there was a fair supply of English
Wheat : good dry qualities found reatLy buyers at last week's
currency; inferior sorts dull at is per qr. decline. Malting
Barley in le,s request; the choicest samples commanded late
rates; secondary descriptions were neglected, and must be
quoted Is per qr. lower. Beans and Peas unaltered in value.
Our demand for Oats is very restricted, and we cannot alter
our quotations.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 3

Prices of Grain have rather a tendency upwards. The mar.
kets, as our readers are aware, have been stationaiy for several
weeks past, but better qualities have at length gone higher.
The disposition to purchase, however, is only for immediate
wants—waiting the result of the Government measures as to
re 'ies. There -e over -- a

half quarters of Grain now under lock in the United Kingdom ;
and about 9 0,000 cwts. of Flour,—the entire being the largest
quantity held at one time under bond during the remembrance
of any one. A seasonable relief has crcurred in the arrival of
Mr whicl- ;s now Y•e ••ig freely.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 4.
The improvement which we notice in our last circular was
completely neutralized by the unexpectedly unfavourable report
received from London at the beginning of the week; since

when the trade has been langun, .ne turn of prices, as re-
gards Wheat and Flour, has been in tavour of the buyer. In
other articles no variation can be naiced.

Inarket yestera,
To-day there is a disposi ion to take rather lower prices for

.heft...._ .3tlt dusiness Reins, doing in either is
merely for consumption, and we do nut vary the quotations of
our last.

Oats and Oatmeal ate very slow of sale, but are hcld for full
prices. Other articles without alteration,

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Arum. 3.

There has been no improvement in the demand of Cotton this
week. The trade having purchased more freely than f,r some
time p-st ; exporters also continue their operations, and same

Pric, s of American

•
closes firm at the quotations. Egyptian have attracted more
attention, (as being comparatively cheaper than Brazil,) but
without improvement in price. Brazil and Surat are steady at
former rat,E. Exporters have taken 4750 American, 200 Per-
nambuco. and 250 Surat, and speculators 26J0 American, and
4,J0 Surat. There were forwarded into the country uunsold
during the past month, iO6O American, 70 Pernambuco, 620
Egyptian, and 755 Surat.

ACCOUNT OF SA LES AND IMPORTS OF COT'
From the 2;th March to the 4th April, inclusiv

, Prices paid IMPC
lin the week.ThisWk.

y I 4372
41

4 11 2302
8

thisyear