The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-30 00:00:00

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Yesterday, a
EDWARD HO'

MANCHESTER

asked early
turers and

1 in, mat

Ito re-
and, as

quire a proportion
the week
ness in I

to inquiries, whilst an uncertainty,
e news by the steamer this week also
it in present inactivity rather than
ler which circumstances, with some

dispo-ses producer

accept any rednct ion,
trifling exceptions, a
the close of the week.

ROCHDALE

the merchants show no disposition to operat
or no change in Wool, either in price or dei

and. The time
ching, and this

when the r

nerally induce; the mar

MACCLESFIELD.- T

in our markets duri
be reported rather
turers and tlirowst
thought, by some,
raw silk market rein

thy of note
trade may

and shortly: The

tinues moderateiy brisk, and price
tone of the public it
some time past. TI

is is less buoyant than h has been for
pping houses are doing a full average

business fol. this season
BRADFORD.—WOOL.-

;e in the market

now coming in is reduced materia
holding largely for this time of the year. The chances of re-
placing their stocks appear doubtful; and they cling for prices
that offer no inducement for the consul-lons to buy, except for
present use. YARNS.—There is still a fair inquiry for Yarns

suitable for shipping, from No. 30's to 40's, and the spinners
generally are working to order. The prices now appear more
fixed, and confidence is somewhat restored the late nepression
is regarded as temporary, although it has had the effect of re-
ducing prices, but many are sanguine of an early and decided
improvement. PIECES.—We do not hear of anything parti-
cular now occurring as regards purchases ; but the business

loing is quite an average of for

alpachas nothing is doing in them

HALIFAX.—There has been rather more business done in our
Piece Hall this week ; but the demand for Worsted goods is far
from brisk, and prices remain without improvement. We
have no change to report with respect to Yarn and long Wool.
Wool goes off heavily ; and quotations are rather easier

hor
than they were a week or two ago
Hunnsusrisr.D.—Our market was brisk this week. Stocks
are very low, and there does not seem to be any probability of
their increasing much for some time to come. Wools' are
waiting the effect of the sales that are coming on.
NOTTINGHAM.—LACE.—This week we had about the same
amount of l'usiness doing as that reported for the last month,
during which time we expected an increased quantity of sales.
Cotton still remains very high. HOSIERY.—The sale of our
goods is still very limited in most descriptions, and hosiers are
still active on the defensive in not making for stock, in antici-
pation of sales, as they are timid in doing so at the present
high rates asked for Yarn. The best doubled Yarn for wrought
hose is selling pretty well, as is also merino, to a great extent,

LONDON GAZETTE,

-TUESDAY. APRIL 23.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Massey, J. Hodkinson, and J. Smith, Gaulksholme, Lan-
cashire, boiler-makers—L. C. Hertslet and J. V. Broughton
Criggleston, Yorkshire

BANKRUPTS

David Williams, Bangor, Carnarvonshire, victualler, May 3,
June 7, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank-
ruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool; official
assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
William Sharman, Hulme, bui der.

John Richard West, Mill W.ll, Poplar,block and mastrnaker.
James and Walter Poole, Booth-street, Spitaltields, builders.
Samuel Browning, Farringdon, Berkshire, nurseryman.
William Walden, Park-place, Mi:e end, brush-manufacturer.