The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11 00:00:00

Stales and Cc
the bands of I
ment coastwi:

and country con
,nd to Ireland, t

ridment, and few lirar

stocks here are rapidly

f choice quality are

marks of French Fleur, being scarce, are the
ied, and Irish

turn dearer the lower grade
steady at late prices. Barley,

rate inquiry, r

fined stationary in v

Beans were rather

and the turn dearer. Oats, being taken some-
•eely, obtained an advance of id. per 451 b.; and
nearly the same as last noted. Indian Corn on

Fine
Superfine
Extra
Oatmeal, v

Irish, new

MANCIIES'

BRADFORD.—Pieces : Our market still continues very flat,
and we are at present without any signs of reanimation. Fancy
goods are particularly low, the manufacturers taking almost
any offered price to effect a clearance of this description of
goods out of stock. Lastings and other heavy articles, which
till recently have so well maintained high prices, are lower,
and share in a great measure the depression which ranges
throughout the whol. of the other goods manufactured in our
market. Our manufacturers still continue to exercise extreme
caution, stopping their machinery in most cases when their
orders are completed, in order to avoid making into stock.—
Yarns: We have had another very quiet market to-day, in
which.however, spinners in general appeared more determined

not to submit to further reductions in their prices, in which
determination they seem encouraged by the actual considera-
ble reduction in the produce of the mills, and are further in-
duced to persevere, as they seem in fact not to realise the cost
of the raw material in the price of the yarn, and thus to lose
all the cost of the manufacture.

MACCLESFIELD.—Business in manufactured goods is gra-
dually becoming more current, and although prices are not

groiind ; and there is reason to conclude, that should price-sOi
row and thrown adjust themselves shortly, a steady trade will
ensue.

NOTTINGHAM.—LACE.—We have not any improvement to
notice this week in the general sale of goods; and with very
few exceptions, there is a great falling off in demand. Ho.

.«n, tidue la 11U6 bU muun uepresseu as we nau reason
to anticipate. There is still a fair business doing in wrought
hose, and a little increased demand for "cut ups", as w-;li as
gloves made of thread and spun silk.—'Vottingharn Journal.

THE SOUTH WALES WOOLLEN TRADE.—Tfiis branch of in-
dustry is not on the wane in our neighbourhood. The South
Wales flannel manufacturers are fully employed; and we have
been informed that a larger manufactory than any previously
in existence has just been erected at Maesycmwr, in this
9 I county, by Messrs. Jenkins and Price, who, on entering their
new mill, entertained their workme" few oth • to V-

ualUl a It
-.IE
number of seventy, with roast beef, plum padding, and plenty

'd
machinery, and opens with 20 looms in full operation. V 4
heartily wish it that success which will make it deserving of
the title it has assumed, "The South Wales Woollen Manufac-
tory."—Merlin.

LONDON GAZETTE.

TUESDAY, OCT. 28.—PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Pope
and Daubeny, Manchester-square, London, surgeons—G.
Wulstenholme and Co., Prestwich-cum-Oldham and Manches-

floor cloth manufacturers

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—S. L. Trotman, Liver-
pool, merchant—fifth div. of id. on the sth inst., or any sub-
sequent Wednesday. at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool.—Heyes, Li-
therland and Co., Liverpool, merchants—fourth div. of id. on

le 12th instant, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Tur-
ner's, Liverpool.—J. Brankley and J. Glossop, Pilsworth, Lan-
cashire, dyers.

BANkairrrs.—Thomas Ramsden, late of Chester, timber
merchant, Nov. 13, Dec. 11, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool
iv, •

r. Yates, jun., Liver-
pool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.—Joseph Adams,
Hanmer, Flintshire, cheese dealer, Nov. 17, Dec. 15, at 11
o'clock, at the Liverrpool District Court of Bankruptcy : soli-
citors, Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool ; official assignee,
Mr. azenove, Liverpool.—David Hood, Chorley, Lancashire,
bleacher—Thomas Goddard, Derby, brush manufacturer—John
Fletcher, Dudley, Worcestershire, publican—William Edwards,
Brighton, carpenter—Thomas Ekin, Cambridge, spirit mer-
chant—William Jones, New-road, Whitechapel, and East Ham,
John Drew, Hampton Gay, Oxfordshire,

solicitor

,sex, coyikeezey

Conduit:

street, London, bookseller—Edward Jones, Strand, London

woollen draper.—Henry Sanders, Upper Thames-street, Lon-
don, wholesale cheesemonger—George Mahon and William
Stephen Mummery, Avery-row, Bond-street, London, paper

DIVIDENDS.—Nov. 27, E. Alanson, Liverpool, wine mer-
chant—Nov. 28, J. Russell, Altham-mills, near Blackburn,
Lancashire, miller.