The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02 00:00:00

MINORITY

PRESENT, 126.
DURES. A shburnbam Ranfurly
Richmond Warwick VISCOUNTS.
Grafton Guilford Hereford
Beaufort Hardwicke Maynard
Marlborough Delawarr Strangford
Rutland Mansfield Middleton
Montrose Beverley Gage
Manchester Carnarron Doneraile
Newcastle Cadogan St. Vincent
Buckingham Malmeibury Sidmouth
Cleveland Egmont Lorton
MARQUISES. Longford Lake
Salisbury Enniskillen Exmouth
Downshire Wicklow Beresford
Ely Lucan Combermere
Exeter Wilton Canterbury
Westmeath Limerick Ponsonby
EARLS. Clancarty Hill

Huntingdon
Winehelsea
Chesterfield
Sandwich

Powis

Nelson
Charleville Winchester
Alanvers Bangor
Oxford Rochester
Lonsdale Llandaff
Ilarewood Gloucester
Brownlow Exeter
Bradford Chichester
Sheffield

BISHOPS

Cardigan
Abingdon
Eglinton
Kinnottll
Airlie

Selkirk
Orkney

Oxford
Dartmouth
Aviesford
Stanhope

Eldon LORDS.
Falmouth Stanley
Somers De Roe
Stradbroke Hastings
Cawdor Clinton
Munster Beaumont

?Om fret

PROXIES, 38.
Waldegrave Glengall Sinclair
Ilchester Yarborough Reay
Digby Gainsborough Dynevor
Shannon VISCOUNTS. Bagot
Roden Az buthnott Farnham
M'Cashell De Vesci Alvanley
Mayo O'Neill Ravens worth
Erne LORDS. De Saunlarez
DonoughmoreWilloughby de Bisnors.
Ouslow Eresby S:. Asaph
Beauchamp Vaux Bath and Weill

Portland

Shrewsbury
Poulett

Moray

Balcarres
Sheafield

Fe rrer s

Taukerville

Macclesfield

Lord Belhaven paired for the bill, with the Earl of
Lauderdale against it.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]
TO THE LIVERPOOL SHAREHOLDERS IN THE
SHEFFIELD, ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE, AND
MANCHESTER RAILWAY.

BROTHER Sif AREHOLIDERS,—It has for some time been
to me a subject of serious doubt whether the Board of
Directors of our undertaking, honorable men as we admit
them to be, have, in their new projects, been pursuing
that course which is most likely to advance our interests
and improve the usefulness and consequent value of our
property. At the outset of this difficult undertaking, it
will
.be remembered by all who were original shareholl
ders, like myself, that one of the most important feature°
of the line was the fact that it promised to open out to the
manufacturing districts a cheap and abundant supply
fuel from the Yorkshire coal-fields to the east of Peniatcl
and Wortley. For this object it was mainly contended
for, and supported through a long period of depression, bl
the millowners in the district through which it 0061
For this object we prosecuted the formation of the 1305
arduous work to be met with upon any line of railwaYl
viz. the summit tunnel of three miles, from the valley I;
the Don to the valley of the river Mersey (or Ethers""
on the Lancashire side of the range of hills. It is net
ten years since the act of Parliament forming the cos
pany received the royal assent ; yet the Yorkshire cool
field is unopened; not an ounce of railway-borne cowl 111:
ever reached the Lancashire side, although the tonne
opened throughout; and without some-change in the Paust
liry of our authorities, that most valuable traffic d md;,.
urgently-required commodity for the manufacturing
tricts seems destined, by some fatality, to be
kept away.
from from us, unless some company, more alive to the interests
of the country and of the shareholders than we are, shoal('
volunteer to do for us what we ought long ago to have.
prepared earnestly to do for ourselves.
Last year was a period of inflated railway prosperity and
projection. There was nothing to prevent our directors;
from developing fully the interests of our excellent under'
taking. How did we avail ourselves of it ? We took into
our hands the Barnsley Branch scheme, after it had bees
rejected upon its merits, and created its shares our evil)
quarters No. 3. The committee has just thrown it out
once more, upon its merits, closing that coal-field againss
our approach to it. There was another coal-field 1511,
close upon our line—the Wortley coal-field—b • Pase°3l"
-
through which we secured the best possible supply of
for the manufacturing districts, the nearest route bet'iceen,
the east and west coasts, and the traffic west wards frer
Rotherham, the cattle market for the manufacturing
tricts of Lancashire, Cheshire, and the town of Manelles'
ter. We entangled ourselves, instead of availing °,,r I;
selves of this valuable adjunct, with the Great Grireeo
Docks and Harbour, and a line from Gainsbro' to Wife/
Grimsby ; and sedulously kept aloof from the Wo'o
coal, preferring to go in search of that commodity into.de
monopolised and exhausted coal field of Lincolnshire• to'd
allied ourselves for this purpose with the ShiffielcLte•
Lincolnshire Line—one which can never serve our ,ve
rests adequately. And ilow how are we situated. Ad
are, as I have already said, shut out from the Barn
coal-field by the adverse decision of the Parliano,,eaa.
Commitee; and another company, the Ilorbury
pany, has got possession of a line, the preamble
proved, connecting our line with Rotherham, by 01%0
from near the station of the Huddersfield and She 'l.
Line to Rotherham. A further line, the Maneh,e;Ai
Midland, and Great Grimsby Junction, takes the '',;,-001
of the west eastwards to Gainsbro', saving several mile for
route between sea and sea, whilst we are still fight'l3„l'ol"
the Sheffield and Lincoln, which it is now quite irof:the
ble that Parliament can ever sanction. To oPPe" the
Manchester, Midland, and Grimsby Line, we took gbito
most absurd line ever projected, the South Vic, JO
Coal Company. That line the Committee has luedett;
thrown out. We are, therefore, completely strap
• h
and for our supineness deserve to be so. or la
I submit to my brother shareholders that it is V° inipty
time that we should come to our senses. I cast 04 ha/
tations against those whose councils in our directnat 011
brought us to this dilemma ' • but it is imperative t'oate
connexion with the Sheffield and Lincoln should heto the,
doned ; and that we should look around us and n3l/otiar.to
best bargain now left within our reach. Our bro%!
course, having the Great Grimsby Line to GajOstbe Lit
to get to Gainsbro' by the shortest route; and -fs
img
br
verpool shareholders would bestir themselves, rl,. oil,
still succeed in that object, and possibly save snroseiett'
funds and influence by refusing to fight for an ie`P'
scheme in committee. .1111
• shY e
The Manchester, Midland, and Great Grimsby fox
tion, a line which it will be remembered was gorbor!t
last year by the Board of Trade, would,
Line, from Peniston or Wortley to Rotberb,?,T, ond,.
our purpose fully. They are our legitimate alatTNera,
with the ,
aOOl.O
we cannot possess ourselves of one or both
at 12:itharn
ought at least, under present circumstances, ta 2.7,6 why
our support from the Sheffield and Lincolot,a red.
1170',.
we should have been wise if we had never cu
object in this hasty address is to urge my_
tor the
holders in Liverpool to make a movement ,annot,"„f
tion of their interests. It is clear that tn
_%3otira:(
f the 19"
promoted by conceding to the present bias of our puppy „"(
Directors, who appear more enamoured
ot, the 190,
coal securing the Duke of Norfolk's mono I
S 1-Isirie
coal to Sheffield than of serving the inPt°erYests of their u
stituents.-1 am, Brother Sharebolders,nsi
AN ORIGINAL PROPRIETOR ...,-,TUHASUgIia 4
FIELD AND MANCHESTDa
Liverpool, 234 May, 1846.

June 2, 1848. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. .
—. .
atbipping tate tlignur. . PORT ELIZABETH, ALGOA BAY, March 28.—1 t blew a heavy
gale from S.E. on the 24th instant, increasing in violence the MARKETS. DUBLIN POTATOE MARKET, MAY. 29.
There is a fair supply of market this week, at from Ls to 7s PRICES OF SHARES, JUNE 1
following day, and still continues. The barque Susan, Ager, —sea--
per cwt. They are, however, not of the beat quality, either by
s Amt. . I Saturday's
bound for the Mauritius—brig Blackener, Watson, bound for WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MA v 26. boat or at the Little Green market.
TUESDAY, MAY 26.—Wind N.W. fresh. Liverpool , and schooner Jim Crow, Genre, parted their anchors, Total quantities per Price per
ARRIVED.—Arena), from Valparaiso—Angerona, Grey, from
___— ----
- ---...
drove on the beach, and are total wrecks ; crews, yeah the ex.
BarleyWh e at
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. HULL CORN MARKET, MAY 26. x RAILWAYS.
Savanina—Firefly, Holland, from Gergenti—Hole, Thompson,
ception of one man belonging to the Susan, saved. The Alter-
from Cepaalonia—Loudon, Botcher, from Dantzic—Reliance,
At to-day's market there was but little Wheat offering, and 10 Aberdeen Railway
ton, Phillips, from Bombay to Liverpool, which put in here 28th0 0 0
from Teignmouth.....
for that farmers were asking extravagant prices ; millers were 2S therdeen Banff, and Elgin ..., la d 1
ultimo, leaky, must discharge her cargo to repair Oats
---- GIBRALTAR, May 15.—The Iris, Bruse. from Salon, for Li- •• • • therefore shy buyers at the rates of last week. In Spring Corn , 21, A mbereat'e,Nottinghain,Boston,
Swordfish, Green, from lalaceio, at this port : sailed on the
18th, and from Pernambuco on the 2th of April. The Mary verpool. got on the banks off the Eastern Beach on the 6th inst. ....".
but was assisted off into this harbour the same night, without -
DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 29. ~.„,
very little passing at late prices.
--sc.— ---- -- and Eastern Junction
25 arbroath and Forfar 2ls6d d 18s6,
, 26 .. 28
Queen of Scots sailed from Pernambuco for this port 13th April.
damage. We had not any alteration in the price of grain this day, and LEEDS CORN MARKET, MAY 26. 22-, .3ed(ord, London & Birmingham 3 p 4
The Venus and Wm. Pitt were loading at Maceio for London,
and the Eliza Johnson at Pernambuco for this port. The Gol. - 21111121ENIM continue Tuesday's quotation: for all descraitions. We have a short supply of all Grain to-day. Fresh fine Wheats 2, •Orkenhead, Lancashire & Ches. la pla
lot tinningliam and Gloucester .. 125.. 127
den Fleece and Aristides were waiting freight at Pernambuco a, is Is per qr dearer than last week, hut inferior qualities slow
25 :-shares iss. 71 dis. 3l .. 31a
Win. Fisher, Friend, hence at Bahia LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, MAY 26. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MAY 29. sale at last quotations. In Barley, Beans, and Oats, no altera-
tion can be noted. 2r 3lackburn, Chorley & L'pool .. la il 11
Royal Sovereign, from Patagonia, at Pernambuco, and sailed 5
ilackburn, Darweu and Bolton. 14 d 4
for England 2nd April _____......,,„___
The supplies of all Grain are extremely limited, with the ex-
Leonard Dobbin, James, from ditto at ditto, and sailed for
PARTNERSHIPSDISSOLVED. ception of Beans. We had a fair inquiry for fresh Wheat, at New la d 14
this port 17th April S. Simpson and H. Ti SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MAY 27. 20 ilackburn and Preston ..
lby, Oxford-street, London, cheese- fully last week's prices; in common descriptions but little busi-
Julia, Vibert, from ditto, at ditto, and sailed for England 16th mongers—S. and E. Ibrail, Shrewsbury, gun makers—Hewes ness was transacted. The price of Barley remains nominally We have had amoderatebsrliisozbootfhstfoocrkßnenefdaonfdgmaondtto7 d 5 Ditto new Shares 5 p Silaitry. 75 Bristol and Exeter
I
.4pril and Jones, Bath-place, New-road, grccers—T. and W. Rigby, the same; the demand is however limited, as most of the malt- The demand on the whole
30 Bristol and Gloucester ......
Rochdale, plasterers—T, and W. Rigby, Rochdale, terracotta sters have ceased working. Beans dull for common sorts, but last w
Wilmot, Hamlin; Agrippa, Turner ; Hope, Rogers; Chance ; tT • eek's
Mutton,
togne,nseirdatlloy6ailditapienreldb. Nearly all sold up. Beef .
12 Boston. Newark and Sheffield 1 d
manufacturers ;so far as regards T. Rigby—A. Cullum and A. fine were easy sales. Oats and Shelling each sold readily, with- Sid to 6d;
Industry , Mary Lyon ; Matchless; Thames, and England, all
42s Buckinghamshire par.. 4 p
Ling, Woodbridge, milliners—R. and J. Hinds, Charles-street, out alteration in value. Malt in request.
—...-
loaded with guano, from ditto, at ditto, all for England
la Caledonian
Mile.end New Town, coopers—J. Walton and J. Shaw, Old -
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MAY 30.
Rory O'More, hence at Quebec
2t Half shares
ham, cotton spinners—Atherton, Fraser and Holt, Liverpool,
Great Britain, Swinburc, from London, at ditto LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 26. During the present week there has been little disposition to 2/' Extension
tailors—J. J. and C. T. Rhodes, Rochdale, cotton spinners—
Jomes Cambell, from the Clyde, at ditto
There has been a small amount of business transacted buy Wheat, but no alteration in prices. Malting barley finds 50 •Chester and Birkenhead
Ayrtou and Horrocks, Bolton-le-Moors, sharebrokers.
Welchblack
scwk e.wr.eerseolfdoracteda 32 p 33
Rodoconachei, Raggacutn, hence at Odessa
15 1 Ditto new Shares
.25 I Ditto half
Saint Helen, Evans, hence at Galatz BANKRUPTS. during the past week. Fine old Wheat supported its pre-
Mannora, Barnes, hence at Constantinople James Avery, Manchester-street, Manchester-square, dealer vious value, but inferior qualities were lower.
7ii Ditto new .e2O shares 4 P 4
Elizabeth Mary Ann, Rhelten, hence at ditto in plate. Flour was in slow request, and the turn cheaper. Oats
French realized Is 9d. Egyptian .5s 3d per 1261b5.
dbeticyleinrseaott f6odrmpeerr
qrratoens,wfhoirte andocl qualities. Oats
22i Chester and Holyhead
I P. H. Dean, Taylor, hence at ditto, and sailed for Galatz John Beaton, Upper-street, Islington, tailor. and Meal being scarce sold in moderate quantities at for-
off at a reduction of Is per qr.. Beans maintained their value.
24:Clitheroe Junction
' Thomas Bointon, Pickering, Yorkshire, money scrivener.
3 p 3a.
Ottoman, Rivett, hence at dittomet prices.
10 'Cly-desdale Junction
Bohemian, Newcorn, sailed from Ancona for this port 11th Edward Harwood Brace and James Allen, Mitre-court, Milk- MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 30.
At this day's market the attendance is small, and the
business passing is of the most trifling nature. In Wheat 2,a Derby and Crewe 34 P 3
instant lane, Cheapside, warehouseman
Influenced by very fine weather, and the daily increasing cer-
-42s Dereham and Norwich;
Magnet, Murdoch, and Indus, Walker, hence at Leghorn Arthur Burton, Ranelagh Wharf, Pimlico, coal merchant.
25 ;Dundee and Arbroath lB .. 20
Daphne, and General Foy, hence at Havre Richard Carlisle Carleton, Cheltenham, grocer. of prime quality there is no change in value ; other de
-'' the trade (luring the week has been exceedingly tlat, and the
15 , Dundee and Perth
Canada, Ellioti, hence at St. Petersburg Jonathan Clarkson, King's Road, grocer. scriptions are Id. to 2d. per 701 b. lower. tainty that the Ministerial measures will shortly become law,
25 ;Eastern Counties •• .
Rose, and Liberty, hence off Riga William Cooper, Bury St. Edmund's, hardwareman, Flour is Is. per sack lower. Oats and. Meal sell slowly The same has been the case at Liverpool and Wakefield.
17651 Ne7.l Shares
Dorothea Ernestine, Meiri, and Anna, Trevis, hence at Ham. George Cummings, Mincing-lane, tea broker. at former prices. Indian Corn must be quoted 6d. to ls. Ta-day, the business done has hardly been sufficient to con- as, s
en; Perpetual, No. 1
William Denson, Birkenhead, Cheshire, builder.
statute a market. Choice qualities of each article are selected
burg
per qr. lower.
64' Perpetual, No. 2
Marching, "guider, hence at the Texel Joseph Davis, Pall-mall, dentist. tendency of prices downwards.
Ia P 1
Dickey Sam,Coaker, from Sonrabaya, at ditto Joseph Goldthorp, Manchester, grocer,
last, whilst ail good general descriptions are quite neglected. Ns; York Extension
Rosa, Fish, hence at Helvoet John Douglas Herrick, Colchester, grocer. CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 2g. in retail quantities at somewhat under the quotations of our
14 East' Lancashire No.I . ... . 3 P 34
Hendrika, Plukker, hence at ditto Stephen Hey, Colne, Lancashire, worsted manufacturer. There is no variation in the duties this week, whether foreign
Beans Is per cleaner, and Meal is per load; but with these ex-
this applies to every article. We reduce our quotations for
14 East Lincolnshire a d.. par
Nelson, Willis, hence at ditto William Mallett, Chorlton upon-Medlock, milliner. or colonial.—The arrivals of Grain and flour into this port from 60 I Kditiburgh and Glasgow
Elgina Johanna, Huizing, hence at ditto Robert Nelson, Great Portland-street, London, hotel keeper. y last to this date have been altogether the most limited ceptions,. so little is doing, that no accurate statement of prices
can be given, and we consider them as nominally the same as 1241 Ditto quarter shares .
• ' we have had occasion to notice for a long time previously; andl74., 151
Sisters, Prankard, hence at ditto Joel Rudman, Bath, oilman.
week. ~ Ganymede. Bell, hence at ditto John and William Holder Tempest, Leeds, sharebrokers. the business passing in any branch of the trade, during that last 10 I Half shares
1-aa' New quarter shares
6i P 74
Shannon, Williams, hence at ditto William Watts, Cheltenham, carpenter. period have been extremely unimportant, the general range of — 2 O 'Edinburgh,Leith and Granton ls4— 16
Jenne, Caroline, Roscamp, hence at Antwerp James Wilkinson, Manchester, grocer. prices has appeared almost nominal. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 29. 20 Ditto, preference-shares lB .. 19
•t the commencement of our market to-day, a few sales of
1# Edinburgh and Dumbarton
Commerce, De Grave, hence at Ostend. ' DIVIDENDS. The demand for Cotton continued limited throughout the free Wheat were effected to necessitous buyers at a decline cf 10 Edinburgh; and Northern
RORRIG, May 14.—The Rosalind, Carey, of Belfast, from Li.
week, and American descriptions having been freely offered, a
June 16, W. Gilpin, Villiers-street, Strand, army clothier— id to 3d per 701 b from the reduced rates of Tuesday ;but the 1 Ditto .t'ls shares—Newport
verpool for Riga, struck on Groane Reef on the 10ih instant, June 16, T. Tubb, Faiace-road, New-road, London, cowkeeper London morning papers arrivin by ex ress about noon, stating
but was assisted off, after throwing part of her cargo overboard, —June 16, It, Ensoll, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, draper—June a ma" •
majority of 47 in favour of the corn bill in the House of Lords, •
slight decline was in some instances submitted to. The arrival
astf the Cambria yesterday with news of the rupture between the la Ditto 415 shares—Lochgelly . 17 d 4
and proceeded. 18, IL Starbuck, Gravesend, shipwright—June 16, E. Burnett, appeared wholly to engross the attention of the trade, and sub- United States and Mexico, produced less disposition to sell, and 3 Edinburgh and Perth ....
Vassets SPOKEN.—Zephyr, hence for Demerara, on the 17th Riches-court, Lime-street, London, merchant—June 24, H. D. sequently very little business was done although rather lower the market has closed steady today at the quotations of Friday 7i Ely and Huntingdon
April, in lat. i 7 N, long. 22 W—llmira, hence for Calcutta, on Watkins and J. Jones. Manchester, lead merchants—June 17, prices would generally have been conceded: it is difficult, how- last. Speculators have taken 2900 American and 500 Surat, and 2Exeter, Yeovil and Dorchester., li d i
4 d a
Ist April, in lat. IN, long. 21 W—Sir John Ogilvy, from Rio G. Schonswar. Ferriby, Yorkshire, merchant—June 22, T. A. ever, to form any preeieely aecnrate quotations for the moment; .Exporters 1460 American, 520 Pernams, 370 Laguayra and 50
,_ 22sPleetwood. Preston and West R.
_l4 a 1
ticurnt. -There- nas--neen TOrvrarctect Into the- country-tmotxt t • .
Grande, for Cork, on the nth instant, in lat: 37, long. 30—Su. Phillips, Huddersfield, oilmerchaut—June 19, J. Lathbury, Bur- we therefore wait the result of our next market, when the effect
during the month 2670 American, 640 Egyptian and 14e Pernams 21 GlasgoWl'and Belfast Units-a' .....—. f ss6d d ss6d
perb, hence for Java, on the 19th instant, in lat. 50, long. 7 ton-upon-Trent, mercer—June 22, J. Smith, Warwick, wine produced by this important) measure will probable be more 2a- Glasgow and Dumfries
Truant, hence for Messina, off Gibraltar—Tropic, of this port, in merchant. clearly ascertained.—Notwithstanding the large stock of Wheat
.
TOF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, 25 [Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock. 17 .. 174
Jat.6S, long. 6—Defence, of this port, on the 15th instant in lat.
CERTIFICATES and Flour, lying here in bond, will shortly be released at the 12a, Ditto half shares ... 83.. 8a
1 44, lon. 10.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27.—Wind N.N.W., fresh. To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the new duty, we hear of no sales to-day in anticipation of the
day of meeting.
June 16, J. Tuddeoham, Pickering-place, Bayswater, builder barrel.
event, though Western States Elour is still offered at 243 per
Artarysm—lsabella, Robb, Trinidad—Barbara, Mackie, Hall. —June 16, A. Martin, Sterminster Newton, Dorsetshire, linen Arrivals since Morday.—Wheat, 314 qts ; Barley, a ; Malt,
fax—Aurora, t isbon—Albatross, Mills, New Orleans. draper—June 16, W. Howe, Boxford, Suffolk, bricklayer—June 188 ; Oats, 546; Rye, —; Beans, 132; Pease, 39 ; Indian Corn; ACCOUN
From the 23d to the 29th May, inclusive.
SALES OF THE WEEK.
57e Sea Island.. Prices paid rare° ATI
in the week. This Wk. thisyear
--,--
114 0 18 51:i Ditto preference shares
15 ' 440 shares
s ;Glasgow and Ayr
12a Quarter shares
14 Gloucester Aberystwitli, &c,
74 .. 75
163 p 163
14.. 19
SAlLlll3.—Emilia, Austin, Shanghae—Pala ine, Stubbs, Cal- 17, A. and M. Duffield, Slough, braziers—June 17, J. Thompson, 262; Oatmeal, 301 loads ; Flour, 1055 sacks add 2372 barrels.
96989 Stock. Grand June' tion
cotta—James Ray, Hannaford, Jamaica. Norwich, grocer—June 17, J. J. Clark, Hounslow, builder—
June 18, J. Dalton, Wandsworth, grocer—June 19, J. Freeman, PRICES OF GRAIN. nn f Mobile
327 e Bowed Georgia
34 5* '
33—' 1 Alabama and Tonnes 3l —44 go:3 352555 121' °he-eighth shares
The William Carson sailed from Newport for this port on the Cheltenham, doctor of medicine—June 12, J. Arkell, Donning- i 6 .E4O shares (L M.) 47 p 49
24th instant. ton, Stowe-in-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, miller—June 18, J. Wheat,* 7olb ........ s. d. s. d I S. d. s. d. 14040;New Orleans
5 great Grimsby Dock
Emerald, Thomas, and Alarm, Stopper, hence at Palermo. Meilanby, Hartlepool, merchant—June 16, J. Johnson, Nant- English red, new .. 70@ 7 9 ,old .... 80@ 8 6 ' Pernambuco & Parai.. 6 el
760' .
—64: ---__ —146 34 }I
1. 31. 30:5. }}
: 66496:3:31 10 Great Grimsby and Sheffield 4d 33
Feral, Knowles, from St. John, N.B. at Cove. wish, Cheshire, druggist—June 16, J. R. Wood, Manchester Ditto, white 7B— 8 6 ;do. .... ;8 le 9 8 [ { Arica and Ceara
14. Quarter shares
The Rambler, (steamer.) frOm Sligo, that was run on shore: varnish maker. Irish red . 66— 7 7 Ido. .... 72 8 2 460,Bahia and Maui° 42s Extension shares
near the Roble
14 (4 1 Ita
and into dock:, to prevent her sinking, was got off last night Ditto, white 73— 8 0 ,do, .... 8 0 8 6 1080; f Maranham
100 Great North of England
MONTREAL, May s.—The Canada, arrived here from the PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Rye, English, *Qr.... —— arisheditb --
I
none. II Sass:ginned
Clyde, experienced a severe snow storm of Cape Chat, and the S. A. Brandeis and Co., Liverpool, merchants—Jeffels and Barley, English
} **** 1 10 430 shares 2g p 31
•• • •
captain, and several of the men were frost bitten.—The St. An- Abbey, Leeds, sbarebrokers—H. Shaw and Sons, or G. Shaw Scotch & Irish,* 601 39 4 2 'do. .... ,40 4 3 [Para
orew, from the Clyde, is on shore on Red Island, The passen- and Brothers, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners—Broad- Malt, English,* qr... 41 Demerara, Surinam &c.. lli .... 201 24 Great North of Scotland
2510
GoatG rjope Great North
ooNvili:
sat,tlf i
ras,nhid,aarreess South Wal e s .
bent and Co., Halifax, Yorkshire, worsted stuff-manufac- pale...,
&era have arrived from her by land. i
sr
turers—Hurst, Fowler, and M'Coilin, Kingston-upon-Hull, Irish
62 p 64
* • — smiths—T. Sowood and J. Cheetham, Manchester, engravers— Oats,* 45Th.••
THURSDAY, MAY 28.—Wind N.W , moderate. Tomlinson, Warr, and Co., Bolton-le-Moors, cotton-spinners— E'lish & Scotch, new 38— 4 0 .olcl .... 3g— 4 1 Bahama —— I 51- Ditto quarter...
1 ARRIVED.—Cambria, (steamer) Judkins, •Boston and Halifax W. J. Edwards and W. G. Fry—Stocks and Hudson, Hudders- Welsh .. 35 3 6 do. .... 3 7 4 0 370 Laguayra 44 —— I 1 I
363.. 37
—Juliet Braderson , , and Haabet, Johnson, Iceland—lndustrie, field, sharebrokers—J. Stott and Co., Newton-heath, near Man. Irish. fine qualities.. 36 3 8 [do. .... 37 4 0 90 Common West India lsa— 9 a .... a 271'5 12 ; Ditto Ditto
&Rein, Ostend—Elise, Danzig. cheater, leather-dressers—Shepherd and Bates, Bradford, York- general do 3s— 3 7 'do. .. ••3 7 4 0
SAILED.—Sophia Wertr ' • •
_ ). .. } 28724
I 81
4i• •p 81.!
, e, Llinshanstadt—Cornelia, French, shire, woolstaplers—Hill and Lloyd, Liverpool, ironmongers— Beans, English, la qr.. —— do. .....45 0 —47 0
11 --
3.:4 I I I Huddersfield Canal and Railway 2 d i
and John R. Skiddy, Luce, New York—Tamerlane, M•Leavy, T. W. and C. Parrett, Bradford, Yorkshire, engravers—J. Hy- Scotch& Irishmosole --
-a p
Quebec- Gipsy, Mitchell, Rio Janeiro—Orissa, Smith, Bombay mer and Co., Snaith, Yorkshire, corn-millers—W. and J. Haigh, Pease, English, white.. 43 0 —4B 0 ;b1ue....1 ——s
1210 Surat I 21 21 42s Huddersfield, Bradford, Ac l4 p 14
Princess Victoria, Thomas, Maranham—Harvest Home. Car- Prestwich-cum-Oldham, Lancashire, coal-dealerse Pierce and Do. & Irish._ maple, —— [grey .. 37 0 —3B 0
.. Madras
Lyle, B • •
and eLairs, Webb, Calcutta—Burley, Cooper, Jamaica-- Harrison, Liverpool, brick layers—Stott and Greenhalgh, Old. Flour,* 280tb la
Martha,
. 'Bengal
..
••• • , lo p 21
valha, Woolley, Leghorn—Ocean Child, James, Fredericks_ barn, cotton-spinners—J. Buckley, T. Heap, and J. Walmsley, English & Irish, 2nds —— ame •. • . [3B 0 —4O o—l -- --, 12i "n: ,
.....t..o,quarter 2O .. 21
haven—Eliza. Thomas, C. ronstadt—Presidant, Newman, Mee- Oldham, roller-makers—R. Sutton and J. Waterhouse, Salford, Ditto, superfine 40 0 —42 0 !extra ..14 0 —45 0 26650 bales. 1 13127 , 553727 24 Inverness and Perth
—Earl
—rlAnfne, Williams, Lisbon—Buona Guillina, Soich, Trieste calico-printers.
tradtiroke, Dante, and Fortuna, Tuay, Dordt —Fran- Oatmeal, :ii• Id. of 240 Th 63 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds par. •a P
cos, CoorktDECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Irish, 1845
ill, Ifarbadoes—Otter,. Cox, Ancona—Lima Packet, G. Watt, Old Jewry, linen factor.
Robinson, and Niagara,.Tiiley, Quebec—Robert Preston, Wii_ J. Jackson, Skipton, Yorkshire, grocer. Canadian ... ...... -- Ido. ....13) 0 --31 0 4O Lancaster and Carlisle
bLamson, Gibraltar—Dart, Frederickstadt—Sn, inptield 12,1_ T W arop,, 1.,,,.,ic i,aana, Bran,* 241 b. . . —— [l2 I 3 TS A TreTTIESTIZR. The intsllie•se,,a n• +L.
ucto—Enaaaa

THURSDAY, MAY 28.—Wind N.W., moderate.
ARRlYED.—Cambria, (steamer,) Judkins, Boston and Halifax
—Juliet, Braderson, and Haabet, Johnson, Iceland—lndustrie,
&Rein, Ostend—Elise, Danzig.
SAILED.—Sophia, Wertre, Cbristianstadt—Cornelia, French,
and John R. Skiddy, Luce, New York—Tamerlane, M.Leavy,
Quebec- Gipsy, Mitchell, Rio Janeiro—Orissa, Smith, Bombay
—Princess Victoria, Thomas, Maranham—Harvest Home, Car-
lyle, and Bellairs, Webb, Calcutta—Burley, Cooper, Jarnaic,4— /Martha, Woolley, Leghorn—Ocean Child, James, Fredericks-
haven—Eliza. Thomas, Cronstadt--president, Newman, Mes-
sina—Anne, Williams, Lisbon—Buona Guillina, Soich, Trieste
—Earl of Stradbroke, Danie, and Fortuna, Tuay, Dordt —Fran-
ces, Corkbill, fsarbadoes—Otter,. Cox, Ancona—Lima Packet,
Robinson, and Niagara, Tilley, Quebec—Robert Preston, Wil-
liamson, Gibraltar—Dart, Frederickstadt—Splingtleld, Riehi-
bucto—Eugene, Ostend—Ferio, Gibson, Alexandria.

---
Montezuma, Lowber; Virginia, Parsons ; Plato, Bearse ; Le-
titia Heyn, Perry Elizabeth, Barclay; Victoria, M.Mahon ;
Arabella, Rice; John Clark, Disbrow; Henrietta Mary, Reed;
Macedonia, Morse; Rochester, Britton; Pontiac, Parker; At-
las, Coffin ; Thomas, Vaughan ; Georgia, Otis, and Arkansis,
hence at New York.
Hartley, Loid, hence at New Orleans.
Stephen Whitney, sailed from New York 12th instant, and St.
George, 13th, both for this port.
Glenlyon, Muirhead, cleared at New Orleans for this port on
the 6th instant.
Euclid, Davidson, cleared at Apalachicola for this port on the
and instant.
John Clarke, Disbrow, hence for St. John, N. 8., at New York
12th instant.
Yorkshire, Bailey, cleared at New York for this port on the
15th instant.
Thomas Bennett, Varnum, hence at Boston.
Abigail, Daley, cleared at Charleston for this port 7th instant.
Braut, Gregorius, hence at Scrabaster Roads, and sailed 19th
instant for Stettin.
Fame, Clark, hence at ditto, and sailed on the 19th instant for
Revel.
Mary Young, Knott, hence at ditto, and sailed 19th instant
for St. Petersburg.
St. Patrick, Davies, hence at St. Petersburg, and sailed Ipth
instant for Danzic.
Fanny, Palmer, from Leghorn, at Waterford.
Endeavour, ----, and Susan, and Chance, hence at Naples.
Dragos, Radimiri, and Wanderer, Hardy, hence at Trieste 17th
instant.
Ayrshire Lass, Brown, sailed from Trieste for this port on the
Bth instant.
Douglas, sailed from Monte Video for this port 4th M arch.

FRIDAY. MAY 29.-Wind N,

Sarum—John and Thomas, Moore, Newfoundland—Restau-
rador Nevo, Aloez, Vianna—Oporto, Barnes, Oporto—Ocean,
Willaird, New York—Glamis Castle, Duncan, Narva—Brandon,
Jay, Naples— Frederick William 111, Behrend, Danzic—Mysore,
kiyth, Trieste—Mary, Stanley, Tonntngen—Sophia, Klasina,
Groningen—Brothers, Allen, Pernau—Jim Crow, Clipperton,
and George, Durrant, Harlingen— El izabeth, Flensburg—Ellen
Jenkinson, Henderson, Africa—Sophia, Nueman, and Minerva,
Neuman, Riga—John, Armstrong, St. Petersburg—Albert,
Bryan, Belize—Louisa Jane, Christian, Monte Video.

Glafgow, Cook; Wm. Ward, Scouller Caledonia, Wishart;
Spartan, Thomson, and Speed, Groundell, hence at St. John's,
N.B.

Sir H. Hartley, Elizabeth, Corsair, Avon, Ready Rhino, and
Eagle, hence at Halifax
Fanny, Smith, hence at Prince Edward Island
Ann, M'Gavvy ; Britannia, Hamilton ; Be:lona, Auld; Rose,
to ; Mahaica, Jump; Mersey, Macbeth; Magnet, Mor-
n ; Salisbury, Crowe; Milton, Ellis; Royalist, Beveridge ;
SOuter Johnny, Price ; Safeguard, Smith ; Parsee Merchant,
Poole; Mary Allan, Wade, and Scotland, Thompson, hence at
Quebec
Monarch, Stephen, from Savannah at Quebec
Pearl, cleverly hence at Galveston
Henry Warburton, Pentin, hence at Ancona
Caroline Alice, Begnin ; Wasp, Allan; and Baltic, Liddle,
hence at Genoa
Buena, Fulford, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed 16th inst. for
Malaga

Xerlano, Evans, hence at Gibraltar
Gezina Beerta. Weever; Henriette, Dik, and Ida Berendina,
Rensema, hence at Zoltkamp.
Catharine, Duintjer, hence at Texel.
Snowdrop, Lelean ; Mount Charles; Uranea ; and Alids,
tioomhos, hence at tielvoet.
GIBRADTEZ, MAY 20.—The Wanderer, Rickensen, from Leg-
horn to Liverpool, put in here 12th instant, leaky, and with
pampa choked, and must discharge.

SATUDAY, 30.—Wind .
AvaivEn.—Robertß PasfordMAY,
Robinson, fromlight Calcutta.
ZafSAILED.—Victory, Smith, for Hong Kong—Tynwald, Mid -
, for the Cape of Good Hope—Walter Scott, Lock, for Bar-
adoes—Urania, Martin, for Santa Martha—Feronia, Ellers, for
For & Onore, Serra, for Bahia—Leo, Rees,
Iltlor Montreal—Sea King, Dunn, and Elizabeth, Duckett, for
ebec—Swan, Taylor, and Albion, Matthews, for St. John,
,alectonia Blander, Ocean, and Annawan, Swasey, for
%,"dadeiphia—Great Western, steamer, Matthews, for New
Yak Independence, Harper, for Staten bland—Laura, Payne,
Vl°r Ancona—Charles, Simons, for Bruges—Si, Lakla, for Cadiz
i:Yra Sonner, Luichhw, for Christiamtadt—Fred Wilhelm IV,
t°l*eleke, and Selma, Duke, for Danzic—Palmyra, Schreyenburg
eaGhent—Freden, Gottig, for Iceland—Albion, Priee, for Lu-
ii"—Atalanta, Clark, for Malta—Clementina, Bauhn, for Narva
rancis, Romyn, and Providentia, Deswelgh, for Ostend—
ntura, Weets, for Seville—Ceres, Kranel ; Auguste, Brad-
"ring; Caroline' Amalia, Gebloff; Alfred, Parlow, and Elise,
Ahrens, for Stettin—and Despique, Pituaa, for Viana.

Hendon, Livingston, and Hillsborough, Lamb, hence at St.
John, N.B.
Lady Constable, hence at Richibuco
Grog, Briard, and C.R.O Lutwich, hence at Arichat
Agnes, Wickstrom, hence at Gothenburg
St. Jacob, Domansky, hence at Danzic
Lubec, (steamer) hence at Hamburg
Commerce, M`Lean, hence for Riga, at Tananger, with loss
4:4 foretnpmast, sails, e, c.
Perthshire, Simpson, from Savannah, at Pietou, after having
lienr bowport stove in by the ice, and water logged to deckbeams,
ae d subsequently put into Arichat, pumped out, and bowport

SUNDAY, MAY 31.—Wind N.W., light.
te,PlßT).—liannah Salk eld, Robertson, for Calcutta—Margaret,
for Boston—Yucatan, Casey, and United Kingdom, Teu-
4"elifor Staten Island—Mermaid, Caird, for Archangel—Barbara
aritia. Bohn, for Antwerp—Edinburgh, Brawn, for Danzic
--„Anna, Regiser, and Der Vfiel, Thilo, for Stetten—Fortuna,
44.1tEuxer, for Wyburg.

J. Jackson, Skipton, Yorkshire, grocer.
T. W. Green, Leeds, bookseller.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED

James Rishton, Over Darwen, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.
BANKRUPTS.
Francis Rolfe, Great Marlborough-street, tailor.
William Darnborough, Richmond, Surrey, tailor.
John and James Boyd, Wellington-chambers, Southwark,
hop-merchants.

William Locks, Leonard-street, Curtain.road, timber-mer-
chant

Charles Frederick Ellerman, Philpot-lane, agent.
George Freeman, Croydon, grocer.
Thomas Getrries, Aberystwith, Cardiganshire, victualler.
Maria Bird, Cheltenham, milliner.
Robert Davies, Abbey Tintern, Monmouthshire, draper.
George Samuel Coxwell and William Croser, Newcastle-upon
Tyne, merchants.

William Baddoek, Nottingham, grocer.
William White, Tavistock, Devonshire, tailor.
Nehemiah John Reed, Marlborough, common brewer,
Thomas Suser, Kingston-upon-hull, corn merchant.
DIVIDENDS.

June 19, L. Reis, J. Power, and G, Koenig, Fenchurch-street,
and Wandsworth, merchants—June ig, J. Crisp, Great Tower-
Street, wine broker—June Ig, S. Harrison, Poole, provision
merchant—June 20, E. S. G. Monkhouse and M. A. Gorman,
London, merchants—June ig, I'. and W. Johnson, and C.
Mann, Romford, bankers—June Ig, J. A. Dow, Romford, draper
—June 19, T. Standen, Maidstone, brewer—June 19, E. Clayton,
Edgeware-road, licensad victualler—June 19, W. Rogers, Lewes,
draper—June 22. G. Barlow, Stepney-green, iron merchant—
June 22, J. Hutton, Ringwood, Hampshire, draper—June 2%
W. Insall, Shipstoe-on- Stour, Worcestershire, auctioneer—June
25, R. Penhey, jun., East Stonehouse, Devonshire, grocer—
June 25, S. Hutchinson, Bradford. Yorkshire, stockbroker—June
211. T. Patchett, Halifax, worsted manufacturer—June 26, F.
Ward, Batley. Yorkshire. raz _merchant-1... ra6, k,
Leeds, corn factor—June 26. D. Broadhead and A. J. Haler°,
Leeds, stockbrokers—June 23, R. Pickles, Barnsley, Yorkshire,
linen manufacturer—June 25, E. T. Allen, Castlegate. Yorkshire,
apothecary—June 23, J., L., and J. R. Conseil, Bradford, York-
shire, worsted spinners—June 23, J. Sugden, Kirkburton and
Huddersfield, fancy cloth manufacturer.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on

the day of meeting.
June 19, M. Brunswick, Lime-street, London, merchant—
June 25, T. A. Phillips, Huddersfield, oil merchant—June 22, H.
Roe, Liverpool, goldsmith—June 23, A. M. Beaumont, Almond-
bury, Yorkshire, woollen cl ,th manufacturer—June 23, D.
Broadhead and A. J. Halcro, Leeds, stockbrokers—June 24, J.
Morris, Manchester, auctioneer—June 23, A. Lord, Manchester,
dyer.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be show

nu
to the contrary on or before June 19.
W. Brooke, Snow-hill, London, nehouse- keeper—T. Robin-
son, Swansea, grocer—J. D. Hinxman, Harley-street, Caven-
dish-square, wine merchant—W. E. Briden, Great Coram-street,
Brunswick-square, surgeon—R. C. Turner, Houndsditch, Lon-
don, carpenter.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
J. Macphail, Dingwall, merchant.
A. and G. M•Leay, Fortrose and Avoch, Ross-shire,
merchants.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL
JUNK.

2, George Jones, Ist Hour.
District Court,
4, Thomas Sleddon, special Rogerson and Radcliff s,

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MAY 30.

DISCHARGED ADMITTED.
In-patients cured l2 ln-patients Relieved and at own request s Out-patients 33 3
Made Out-patients o Casual sduring the week.. 7
:rregular
Dead
Con sultingSurgeons, Mr. Forshaw an el Mr .Dawson
Chaplain Rev. W. Blundell.
Mouse Visitors, J. B. Brancker and Jacob Willink, Esqrs.
House Surgeon . Mr. M`Cheane.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
RICHARD GI DSON.Treasurer.

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS.
MAY 30, 1846.

Amaiirrxr.n.
Fever and Small Pox l9 Cured ..
Medical and Surgical Wards 34 Relieved
Lying-in Wards
Lock

DAYS. I 111 RN

Tuesday 2 414
Wednes. 3 4 15
Thurs... 4 625
Friday.. 5 732
Saturday 6 832
Sunday . g 19
Monday. •9 10 4

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MAY 29.

I.°onKQuee!l, Turner ; Joseph Stewart, Laird ; John Hutchin-
tin, Potts •
'ide Royal Oak, Hobson ; Mary, Brown ; Cartaretta,
oft Bird, Lyal, frOm.
'!" ; Ehza, Wilson • Warner, Watts; Bootle,Steel; and
Alfred, Cleverle Freak,LlveroLool,nat Newfoundlane.
tiverpool, r,t LisbYon' g; and Friends, Wheaton, fm
114°J Rowley, Harvey, hence, at Figueira
Hall, Lanuley, hence, at Algoa Bay
og of Tyre, Stevens, sailed from Lisbon Illth May—Zeale_usi,
C'tnPlon—Motild, Sladen, 15th May—and Bridget, Wade, 1, t
Liverpool
V4Ales, Barbour, from Marseilles, and King of the Forest,
trie, from
,'viverpooi Palermo, at Gibraltar, and sailed 7th May for
Iq
erer,
Rickinson, from Leghorn, at Gibralter, and sailed
in4utY for Liverpool
ka-vseaa, Smith, from Licata, at Gibraltar, and sailed 13th
eareYlor L' •TA erpool
Mairs, from Mauritius, at Cape of Good Hope, and
1t,.,4,A(th March for Liverpool
rattilrd, Dowries, frc•ni Cochin, at Cape of Good Hope, and
c:ruzltl., March for Liverpool
ziri it bum, Rathbone, from New York, off Cove, for Liverpool
kire'va 4 ngel, from Havre, for Liverpool, at Plymouth
Letho'r of Leicester, from Rio Grande; Scotia, Barnett, from
Cb.,P ;andCIAO, Ferrara, from Viana, at Cove
.44sri
Jones, Clarkson, from London, at Cape of Good Hope
MlTut 9crraan, i-larrison, sailed from the Cape 16th March,
iaarititis. and Royal Archer, Scot, for London, 26th March
areite Adair; saiied from Algoa Bay, for Mauritius, Ist
4
040,11:Q11 Rathbone, HQ:Ca-SOD, of Liverpool, from Calcutta for
caughthe fire on tie iith May, in lat. 32 N, lone:. 3Josh6 %V,
ar,i,elindere
ect following day ; crew saved by the Agincourt,
Off the Wight
hine Cr,
r,"ef, and (1;21
"th
.conrgin
Queen, Cockle, from Mitford at Madeira,
(.4431 for the coast of 'Africa
Syreek,,," 0 WI) IlorE. April 3.-7 he Maid of M
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5 49 11 2
7 0 11 3
8 2 12 1
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10 26 15 9

[Trinity Sunday,

Sugar.—There hcs been a good demand, chiefly from the Re-
finers, and Sou hhds. B. P. sold at full prices for strong brown
descriptions.. 2506 bags Bengal have been taken at 415 to 54s
6d per cwt. for low yellow to good white. No sales of Mau-
ritius or Manilla —Foreign.--A fair demand has existed during
the week, and the sales consist of 50 cases, 470 brls Rio, at 12s
del so 218 for brown and yellow, and ::48 for middling white, and
16 casks Cuba at 215 per cwt.-141 puns Antigua Molasses have
been sold at the ship at 27s per cwt.—Coffee.-100 casks Ja-
maica. and 500 bags ordinary native Ceylon have found buyers.
at about former rates. Of Foreign, the sales are 50s bags, 3so
brls Caguayra, 100 bags St. Domingo, and 20 bags Rio at the
quotations, 300 bags Costa Rica at 36,. to 375, and 200 bags coun-
try-damaged Java at 265. to 325. per cwt.-400 bags Para Cocoa
sold at 2is per cwt, 100 bags Pimento at 3}d, and 20 i bags black
Pmer at 24,1 to 2id per lb.—Rice 3505 bags Bengal brought ss
6d for yellow cargo, Ils 3d to 13s 6d per cwt for middling to very
fine white, being fully previous rates,—There is a good inquiry
for Rum, and the sales amount to 131 puns Demerara, 6 per
cent O.P, at 2s 04d, and 34 to 38 per cent 0 P, at 3s 3d to 3s 9d
per gallon.

MiorcussTga.—The intelligence of the success of the go-
vernment measure in the House of Lords (which reached Man-
chester at noon yesterday by means of an extraordinary ex-
press of the London Times of the same morning) hss given an
extensive degree of animation upon 'change ; and though we
cannot yet report any visible amendment in prices. the tone of
the market is decidedly firmer and healthier. The intervention
of the holydays and the absence already of some of our leading
men have provided a scarcity of transactions, but we anti-
cipate an excellent summer trade at the end of the Whitsuntide
season. Prices as last week.
ROCNDALE,.—We had a rather better demand for flannels en
Monday, and more pieces were sold than last week. In the
Wool market, the business-transacted was limited, but prices
firm. - - . .

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has T h e
been Amounts ml
loef, btihi
nn etshs done
aigne t
oh
fe t pushe r
lcahsa
tef ofw
wWeeklßsleD;ns—
buts there is no consequent depression in the trade.
The " Derby week" is noted as one when buyers are scanty in
number; and to the occurrence of that period of time, and the
existence of the corn law debate in the house of Lords, may
be attributed the apparent falling off in business this week.
Manufacturers are generally running full time, and many of
them are not making cloths on speculation, but to order.
BRADFORD.—WOOL.—We do not hear of any more business
doing in Combing Wools, nor any change in prices. In Colo-
nial Wools the market is getting better suppliied, and Wool may
be had on rather easier terms. YARNS.—There is nothing bet-
ter this week, and the prospect of remuneration to the spinner
appears distant. as no giving way in the price of wool occurs to
brighten their cheerless position. And the price of Yarns pre-
sents the same ruinous state of things; strengthening the pro-
bability that that destitution to which it has been our painful
duty so frequently to refer, is still to continue. PIECEG.—The
continuance of such propitious weather, and the hope of the
early passing of the new corn measure, tend to inspire a degree
conficiwa. Oa.* w..... 1,001-- haw-a. aNirkassum- ....taviby
market on Thursday has exhibited some symptoms of anima-
tion among the home trade houses, who are now looking out
for and ordering goods suitable for the autumn.

HUDDERSFIELD.—There was a good stroke of business done
in our market on Tuesday. New styles in winter goods have
been a good deal sought after; kerseys have also been in consi-
derable request. Prices are lower, particularly in low goods.
As we have before stated, a good autumn trade is generally an-
ticipated.

LEICESTER.—We have nothing particular to report this week.
Worsted goods have been inquired after, but no sales cf any
consequence have been effected. Yarns continue firm ; ane
some large transactions in wool have taken place.
HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—The condition of the wrought
stocking trace is still declining, nor are the cut-up branches in
a much better state. The cotton glove trade still keeps pretty
good, and in some instances orders can scarcely be completed,
and as the glove trade employs nearly 3,006 frames, it acts as a
great relief to the other branches. The drawer, pantaloon, and
shirt branch is yet but very dull in many quarters, though
there are some shops that have had full work during the whole
of the depression. The fancy bobbin net trade is considered
worse than ever, end a general despondency has taken place,
both among the machine-owners and the workmen. The warp
lace trade has by no means amended, and a general despon-
dency prevails amongst the body of able workmen. With the
exception of a few frames which have applied the Jacquard,
this once important manufacture seems paralysed, with but
faint hopes for the future—as the blonde trade is pressed on one
hand by French tunes (no doubt imported under a secret
bounty), and by Tiverton-made nets on the other. The making
of such lace in Nottingham from unboiled silk, worked up in
the gum (a task too hard for the Lyons frames,) has preserved a
remnant of this manufacture to this district.—Nottingharn
Journal.

I Dit,4o—tl-;f;cis

473 Lancaster and Preston
19 Ditto three-quarter shares
63 Dittck quarter
226 Leicester and Bedford
14 Liverpool and Bury
I New
23 L'pool, M. and N'castle Junctior
23 Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston
Sto2clk. L opnidttoon
21 Bs
liiranriei
sn gham
2 Ditto quarter shares
2 Ditto fifth shares
42S London and Birmingham Exten
25 London and Blackwall

60 London`Brighton
30 I Newshares .....

uo London and Croydon
6 Third shares
t_ New shares

ondon and Portsmouth

5C ILondon anti South Westeic'

34
£4,,1 shares
14 New .E4O shares .....
New 450 shares • •
2i London and York
26 New shares
26 Direct Northern
50 Longridge and Frestcr
26 Leeds and Bradford
129 Leeds and Dewsbury
291 New shares
ILeeds and Thirsk
10 Lynn and Dereham
15 Lynn and Ely
40 Manchester and Birmingham,
- 4 Quarts sham,. (A)
4 Quarter shares (B)
1 Quarter shares (C)
Manchester & Birrningh. Con
I,llManchester, Mid.& Gt. Grimsby
93 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury
5 Manchester, Sheffield & Midland
112 Manchester and Leeds
36 Ditto half shares
2 Ditto quarter shares
3 Ditto fifth shares.
426 Extension shares
6i Ditto sixteenth shares
42s Matlock and Midland
Stock. Midland Railway
18 410 shares
2 sth Shares
Stock. Con. Birmingham and Derby
2i Mold Junction
15 Newcastle and Bermick
100 Newcastle and Carlisle
25 Quarter shares
25 Newcastle and Darlington
25 Ditto (Brandling Junction)
50 Newcastle and North Shields
229: North British
89t Half shares
191 Ditto (Carlisle branch)
Stock. North Union (A.)
Stock. Ditto (8.0 •
50 Northern and Eastern
20 Norfolk
5 Half shares
42s North Staffordshire •
11 !North Wales Mineral
5 i New shares
22s,North Western

PACKET LIST.
GENBRAL POST-OFFICE, MAY 30,

21 Nottingham, Manstield,&
12a,Oxfcrd, Worcester & Wolver
All'Preston and Wyre
All Preference (5 per cent)
All New (5 per cent & div.)
21, Half shares (A)
ly Half shares (B)
8354 d Sixth shares

Preston and Wyre Extension
100 'Runcorn Gap
10 New shares (4) dis.;
40 Ditto preference
110 Sheffield and Manchester
$ Quarter
15 4-shares No. 2
24 4-shares No. 3
14.Shettield and Lincoln
*Shrewsbury arid Great Wester]
.!;ilShrewsbory, Wolverh. & Bi.r

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5 S'bury, Os.W.estry&Ch :.ste;
21 Somersetshire and Midland
35 south Devon
40 South Eastern and Dover
16 New shares. No. 1..
10 New shares No. 2..
15 Consolidated Third
2i Half shares. ..
10 Scottish Central
2i New shares ..
10 Scottish Midland
42s South Midland
21.1 South Staffor

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Prices.

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PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL.

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Wool), Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
Archangel .eig 0 0 0 0
Memel
Gothenburg l6 0 0 0
Wyburg 17 0 17 10
Petersburg l6 0 10 0
PLANKS, per foot of 2 inchesthick.
Danzig, Deck .. - 0 4i
British American Pine
LATIM GOD. per fathom
Danzig, 4 feet...
British American

. ses A 0 0
.. 4 0 4 10

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Cuba
St. Domingo
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7 p 8
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28 p 30
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458,Trent Valley, Midland, &G.Junc
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22i Wakefield, Pontefract, and G oole
26, Extension shares..
42s Warwickshire and London
42s West Riding Union .......
5 Wilts, Somerset, and I'Veyrnouth
IV Whitehaven Junction
1 West End and Southern Counties
6 Whitehaven and Furness
60 York and North -Midland
25 Ditto half Shares
15 New Half Shares
25 (Scarborough)
50 York and Selby .£55 shares
1 iDo, (E. & W. Riding Extension)

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20 p 21
2 p
91 p 96
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10 !Cork and Bandon
10 ;Dublin and Belfast Junction
65 Dublin and Drogheda
15 Shares
4 Dublin and Galway
7i Dundalk and Enniskillen
27 Great County Down
Yi Great Munster . •
20 Great Southern and Western
2i Killarney Junction
176 Limerick and Waterford
7d Londonderry and Coleraine
7i Londonderry and Enniskillen
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2i Ditto Extensicn to Sligo
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6 IWaterforci and Kilkenny

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3i.Great Western Canada

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