The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-10 00:00:00

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 7,

The trade has continued moderately steady since the date of
our last advices , there has, however, been much less anxiety
on the part of our dealers to purchase than of late, and the
transactions of the week have, in consequence. been exceedingly
limited in amount. We have to report an increased supply of
Flour from the interior, and new Irish roduce is also offering
freely. The supplies from Ireland into Liverpool are on a very
liberal scale; and yesterday the new Irish Wheats were freely
offered at a decline of 2d per bushel on the prices of Tuesday
last. At Wakefield, the arrival of Wheat was large, and although
a reduction of 2s per quarter on new, and Is per quarter
on old, was submitted to, yet a considerable proportion of
the supply was left unsold. At our Corn Exchange this
morning, there is a tolerable attendance of the trade, but an
evident disinclinat'on on the part of but ers to go into stock.
Old Wheat sells slowly, at a decline of 2d, whilst new lr.sh is
offered without effect at fully ad per bushel under last week's
rates. Fine qualities of Flour are barely saleable at our fortner
quotations, but secondary and inferior sorts must be noted I s
per sack lower. Oats, both old and new, sell much on the same
terms as on this day se'riniget. Meal 6d per load lower. Beans
the turn dearer. In Malt, and other articles, no alteration.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 3.
1 The demand for Cotton this morning was unabated,

and buying commenced with much vigour at the extreme
prices obtained yesterday. The total sales amount to 5
—— or G,OOO bales—at least one-half of it on speculation ac-
'-- count. The lower descriptions of American Cotton (say
3 6 4 3 from 4to 41) are exceedihgly scarce at the advance.
Since the adove was written, we are enabled to report

7
7 4 -

that the total amount of business to-day is from 10,000 to
2 6 2 8 12,000 bales, establishing fully *d. per lb. advance on last
2 5- 2 6 Friday's prices ; about one-half of it by speculators
2 4 - 2 5
2 3 -
2 3 - 2

COTTON MARKET

-WEEKLY REPORT,

Since the arrival of the Boston steamer on Saturday, the
operations have been very extensive, both by the trade and spe-
culators, and prices of American an common Sarat have ad-
vanced fully d per lb., whilst Brazil and Egyptian are id, and
Sea Island, which have been in much request, are Id per lb
hither. Speculators have taken 25.6 o Americ n, 300 Egyp-
tian, 110 Pernambuco, and 5, 00 Surat, and Exporters 1;30o
American, and 2eo Surat.

33 0 -35
30 0 -32

31 0 -32 0
28 0 -34 0

-4-S 0

-45 0

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND impoitTS OF COTTON,
From the 29th Sept. to the sth Oct. inclusive.

-20 0

Prices paid
SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week.,Tl

IMPORTS
thisyear

920 Sea Island
30 Stained ..

412499

14250 Bowed Georgia

. I 4
1 Alabama and Tennes, 4
:6
f
1100 !,
j
4
Pernambuco &Parai. 2
7;sNew Orleans
200 Mobile
1 Aricati and Ceara .. .5.
270 Bahia and Maceio ... 5,
.‘,OO f Maranham
' 1 Sawginned

Demerara.Surinaml,&c
Egyptian

B&,i-I;adoes

Peruvian

Bahama

200 Laguayra

260 Common West India
Carthagen a
21 Smyrna
... Manila

sgoo Surat
.... Madras
... Bengal

74080 bales

PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVER

Wool), Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
Archangel .AI6 10 @ 17

14 10 -
13 10 - -
14 10 -
14 0 -

Gothenburg ...
Wyburg
Petersburg
PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick
Dar.'

Danzig, Dem ...
British American Pine
LATH WOOD, per fathom
Danzig, 4 feet
British American
MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick

0 3i-
-0 li-

6 0-
4 0 -

St. Domingo

awl( PLANKS, British Americaii
l'smcwo on, per cubic feet
STAVES, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe
Hhd.
Quebec, red, inch thick,
and 5e feet long
Do. Puncheon
Ti mils ft, per cubic foot.
Oak

none
3 0

7io 1. 812170

775 11 31439

11 24,91

880 12634

Pine, British Amer. common 0 g

i.)
1.. 83015

POOL

Danzig,middling
Memel, middling
Riga,red

1431890

eioo 0 —l4O 0 I
none 3• 28s. do
2s. do

4 -

yellow .. 0 11

22
110
131 s Cd
f

LONDON GAZETTE,.-TUESDAY, OCT. 3

BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Bennett, New City Chambers, Bishop-street-within,
London. timber-merchant.
,Charles Bourjot and William Espivent de la Vellesboisnet,
Coleman-street buildings, merchants.
George Brinsmead, Bideford, Devon, ship owner.
Wilßath Havelock, South Shields, carver.
William Hughes, Plascoch, Merioneth, slate-merchant.
Owen Jones, St. James's-street, Liverpool, draper and hosier:
William Woodward, Ravenscroft-park, Hammersmith, Mid-
dlesex, builder.
James Southern, Birmingham, grocer.
John Sykes, Mill-bridge, Bit stall, York, corn miller.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
John Hartley, Height, Lancashire, shopkeeper.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
Benjamin Baylis Bradley, Cheltenham, straw bonnet manu-
facturer.

Edward Brassington, Stafford, out of bust ess.
Francisilawksbee, Cam We- street, Islington, out of business
William Charles Davies, Cursitor-street, London, house
painter.

John Parker, Worcester, dealer in tobacco and general coin.
mercial agent.
Thomas Poole, Dorrington-street, Mount-pleasant, London,
musical instrument maker.
Samuel Driver, Calverley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer.
George Aston, sen. Red Lion passage, Holborn, butcher.
John Arnold Brothero, Bridgend, Glamorganshire, draper.
Robert Levick, sing-street, Cheapside, and Bedford-terrace,
Upper Holloway, lace joiner.
John Sowerby Morley, Keighley, Yorkshire, gardener.

- DIVIDENDS.
Oct. 26, Matthew Atkinson, Temple Sowerby, Westmore
land, and Jonathan Laidman, sen. Penrith, Cumberland,
bankers.

Oct. 27, John Cockburn, New Broad-street, London, men
chants.

Oct. 27, Ann Cassacuberta, Manchester, merchant.
Oct. 30, Benjamin James and John Morris James, Manches-
ter and Swansea, tanners and leather dealers.
Oct. 31, T. Humble, Ardwick, Manchester, grocer.
Nov. 2, George Sadler, Cheltenham, linen draper and grocer.
CERTIFICATES.
Law,denaolecrh.
Rochdale,
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
~Oct. 24, Edward Topham, Manchester, draper.
clOcctt..
2275.,mRiarchyaLrdawAl,mjoatnnde,sOrLraew11,auLad
ncasßobheirree coal
Lancashire, flannel manufacturer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Robert Allen Pearse and Mary Hall, Exeter, linen drapers—
Thomas Hall and John Laxon, Cheshunt-street, Herts, linen
drapers—John Eglin and Alfred John Potter, Manchester, com-
mission agents.