The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-03-05 00:00:00

PART \'!!ii.SHIPS, niss;oLvri:n.

W. Curran and C... Liverpnol, sione deaiers —Lomax and
won, Liver u.it. fil.nobtrilders— Parker, Kennedy, and Co.
Liverpool. and Otharla, so tar regards 8 Parker
Par er and A.,nd!iach, iveronol and British
-;niAna T. "ilrelfall and T Lafica4hire,
noriaer. hr,zi,rs. and iinnien —J. Yeaden arid William
eddoti. s,oford, I„tileashire, common brewers —.I. (-hinter an
Co . Creemic :Ina St iiihn' Newfoundtand, so far as regards
sinclair—Lowe and G:ounds, liitlinge, Lancashire, shoe.
maker.

BA VKRUPT;.
Robert Paddon. Har lepool, chemist. druggist, common
brewer, spirit merchant.
John Goss, Dev,mpopt. draper.
Thomas Greening livnwick, Worcestershire, surgeon,
Ny.thecary and acconcheur

Thomas Griffi hs, Stoke upon-Trent, Staffordshire, draper and
tailor.

William. Henry Chaplin, Inworth, Essex, bricklayer, builder,
brick and tile maker.
George Copage, Wolverhamp on. victualler.
Wiliam Scqtt. Regent-street London. wine-merchant.
Charles Mainly Bayley. Aningdon, Berkshire, draper.
Thomas Hodson, Harrow. L union, butcher.
Edwin Brass, Taunton, ;iomersetsh;re, grocer.
DIVIDENDS.
Marrh 20, Thomas Hintierwell Thompson, Liverpool. mer-
chants. at 12, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool—March 2,
Richard Potter, late of Gisborne- park, Yorkshire. but now of
Birkacre, near Chorley, and of Manchester, and John Potter,
of Manchester, cotton primer—March .1, Edwin Bancroft
Bayley, Pendleton, near Manchester, stuff printer—.

CERTIFICATES

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

to the contrary on or before the day of meeting.
March 10..10hn Donnelly. late of Newry, Ireland, b t now of
Liverpool merchant—March 21, James Ashton. Liverpool ma-
nufacturing 4 hetnist—Hislop Warner, Edward 'MarStick, Thos.
Manning, and James Manning. Liverpool; brandy' distillers
Joseph Crisp. Liverpool. and of Liscard, Cheshire, auctioneer—
Edwin Bancroft Bayley. Pendleton, Lancashire. *tuff printer.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 17.

Prevented by adverse winds, the imports of all Grain
up to Friday were very inconsiderable, and though subse-
quently increased from the English Coast and Ireland,
are still collectively but moderate : from the latter source,
however, we have to note a further good supply of Oat-
meal and Flour; the arrivals of Foreign produce during
the week comprising 2403 qrs. of Wheat from the South
of Europe, including 993 qrs. Wheat, with 1070 barrels
of Flour from the United States, and 230 qrs. of Pease
from Danzig.
In consequence of the indifferent state of the Wheat
trade in the leading markets of this district towards the
close of last week, and a slender attendance of buyers
from the country at our Corn Exchange to-day, we have
to report a very limited sale for Wheat of all descriptions ;
and though fine qualities continued to be held at our last
quotations, the ordinary runs of English. Irish, and
Foreign were rather depressed in value. Flour remained
in the same languid state as on Friday, and was generally
the turn cheaper. .

Barley and Malt, being nearly without enquiry, were
each is. per qr. lower. Beans and Pease upon a moderate
retail demand, fully supported the rates of this day min-
night. . . . . .

Oats moving sparingly into the hands of consumers,
receded id. per 451 b. ; and Oatmeal, at a decline of 3d.
to 6d. per 2401 b., was extremely difficult to sell.

CORN EXCHANGE. MARCH 1.

No change whatever has t ken plaCe in the duties this week.

We are wholly without arrivals of Wheat at this port from any
quarter since Tuesday. and exclusive of a fair supply of Oat-
meal and Flour from Ireland, we have scarcely anything fresh
in worth naming, either thence or Coastwice; whilst of Foreign
produce the import is comparatively light, consisting merely of
1132 qrs of Indian Corn, and 3212 barrels of Flour from the
American States. . . . .

During the same time, the Corn trade here, in all its bearings,
has continued to be devoid of animation, but with little or no
change in the general scale of prices.
Our market this morning, having been deserted by any ex-
tensive country buyers, and our home millers continuing to
purchase with an extreme degree of forbearance, the sales of
•Wheat, including all descriptions of English, Irish, and duty-paid
Foreign, were very limited for consump' ion here ; of the latter
kind, however. about 100 tons were taken for Ireland, and few
holders being disposed to recede in prices, we are scarcely jus
tified in reducing our quotations below the current rates of
Tuesday. Flour was equally difficult of sale, and in sacks as
well as barrels was rather depressed in value.
Barley, still continuing nearly without inquiry, was the turn
cheaper; and Malt in slow request, at late prices. Beans and
Pease, upon a moderate retail demand, maintained their previous
value.

Oats. in the absence of country dealers, barely sustained our
last currency ; and Oatmeal, although offered at a decline of 3d
per 24' lbs, was very unsaleable to-day.
Wheat under bond and afloat, being still on high terms,
buyers remain silent for the present.

PRICES OF GRAIN.

Prices paid j IMPORTS
SALES OF THE WERE. in the week. This Wk. thisyesu
—.---. .---- --.
100 Sea Island I 12* a 16 I
71) Stained
5690 Bowed Georgia
Mobile .
6440 ' 1 5* 6i
1 Alabama and Tonnes 5* 5i 1 8161 1 88;20
13320 New Orleans
{Pernambuco &Parai. 6* 7 A ..920 .7i } 8033
Aricati and Ceara
170 Bahia and Maceio
280 i { Maranham .. lii —6* 11 2693 } 6584
Sawginned
Minas
Para
Demerara. S urinain,Bze .... ....
S5O Egyptian
210 Barbadoes .....
Peruvian
Bahama
120 Laguayra . s—i --
—52 I I
Common West India.. } 335 I 2634
Carthagena
Smyrna —
_—
Manilla
3680 Surat
_3l : } 1984 ) 973
20 Madras
Bengal
1
31370 bales I 24153 199068

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BIRTHS.

A f. w days since, in the twigh .curh:lod of Portarlingto:), a
o n EFT AN, the wtoof a to,s,tt. gave ,•iith to three
en, ac chi:;•ren. who with their tvother. n•e li.4e4* to hv,..
Ou the 'i•-•t u,t.. a! EveritiLth tm Park the lady WILLIAM
cON:, t',,•l3;.E:•'',AXv, ELL, Esq of a daughter.
0!) the 2 nit at Co!rn,.re Keetory, H„ilipshire, the lady of
the Rev. .1. 13. tiOT3kNE, • f a sou
Same day, the wit:. of Mr. '1 l 3 Lt. DOLTGILL flag-mer-
chant. Pcteiy- bridge, Yorkshire, aughter. bet ,g her twen-
ti,th
On the 27th instant. the lady of E. M OCATTA, Esq., Islington-
square, Shaw-street, of a daughter.