The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-07-11 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES

July 31, J. Bennett, Manchester, calico printer—July 27, C.
T. Dunlevie, Liverpool, corn factor—July 31, W. Jones,
Llanrwst, Denbighshire, draggist—July 24, G. Newmarch,
Nottingham and Sheffield, furrier—July 27, J. Holdsworth,
Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinner—July 27, J. Jones,
Stafford, bookseller.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.

H. Clapham, Liverpool, woollen draper —div. of 5s in the
pound, July 10, and any subsequent Monday, at the office of
Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
S. Appleyard, Manchester, merchant—first div. of 5s gd in the
pound, July 6, and any subsequent Thursday, at the office of
Mr. Pott, Manchester.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Edward Beal, otherwise Joseph William Beal, Manchester,
druggist.
James Allen Maguire, Liverpool, licensed victualler.
Thomas Wood, Bury, Lancashire, quarryman.
William Ashall, Bolton-le-Moors, clockmaker.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Parkyn and J. Parkyn, Manchester, warehousemen—J.
Haap, G. Bury, and E. Riley, Accrington, Lancashire, engravers
to calico-printers—J. Foster and H. Taylor, Liverpool, nautical
instrument makers—J. Hustler and Co., Liverpool, coal-mer-
chants.

INSOLVENT.
George Simouds, King's-square, Goswell-road, watch-manu-
facturer.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

George James Marshall and William Charles Hall, Wood-
street, Cheapside, London, woollen-warehousemen.
BANKRUPTS.

James Young, Shirley, Hampshire, builder.
James William Slatter, Oxford, bootmaker.
William Frederick Mills, Hart street, Mark-lane, London,
merchant.
Robert Stevens, Stewkley, Buckinghamshire, farmer,'"""'"'"""'
James Richards, Oxford-street, London, livery-stabiekeeper.
Thomas Miller, Green-street, Leicester-square, London,
baker.

John William Dyer, Colchester, Essex, plumber.
William Boulton, jun., and William Frederiok Palmer,
Stafford, builders.
Thomas Parker, John Parker, John Rawlinson, William
Abbott, Joshua Hanson, Joseph Bell. Thomas Chadwick, Abram
Emsley, Robert Kershaw, John Musgrave, Joseph Wooler,
Thomas Pullan, John Shaw, and George Eastburn, Leeds,
dyers.
John Hartley, Height, Lancashire, shopkeeper.
DIVIDENDS.

July 31, T. Hartley, Liverpool, hatter—July 31, W. S. Guest,
Chester, tanner—Aug. 4, T. Thompson, Hambleten, Lancashire,
tanner—Aug. 4, J. Anderson, Liverpool, merchant—July 31, R.
Biggs, Bath, chemist—Aug. 2, P. Little, Blackburn, Lancashire,
currier—Aug. 1, W. Cooper, Belfast, Manchester warehouse-
man—Aug. 2, J. Johnson, Manchester, quilting-manufacturer.
CERTIFICATES.

Aug. 18, J. Tattersall, Old Lyons, Lancashire, coal-dealer--
July 28, A. Merga, Nantwich, Cheshire, watch-maker—July
28, A: S. Graham, Oldham, Lancashire, contractors—July 28,
J. Kelly and J. Kelly, Rochdale, Lancashire. joiners.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
James Baron, Butterworth, Lancashire, waste-dealer.
Robert W illiamson, Stockport, Cheshire, farmer.
James Pearson, Liverpool, draper's assistant.
Jeremiah Clayton, Cawood, Yorkshire, waterman.
John William Glanvill, Brompton, philosophical instrume..l
maker.
Samuel Frederick Dimond, Bristol, butcher.
James Chappel Bennett, Dalston, tallow chandler.
Thomas Pettyter, Oxford, slater.
Edward Hugh Gardiner, Hastings-street, Burton-crescent,
merchant's clerk.
Jonn Bradford, Kingsbridge, Devonshire, excise officer.
John Heaton Naylor, Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, journeyman
clothier.
Thomas Allatt, Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, cartwright.
Thomas Harold, West-place, Islington, builder.
Benjamin Burnley, Batley, Yorkshire, clothier.
William Lee, Carlinghow, Yorkshire, clothier.

PRICES OF GRAIN.
Wheat, la, 7015 .... red s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
Engli h
Welsh, Scotch & Mk. 610 7 2 do. .... 7 4 8 2
Irish
Ditto, old
Rye, English, 91,1, qr — Irish6olb
Barley, English
Scotch & Irishm• 6036 3 8— 310 feeding 3 6 3
Malt, English, v. qr 54 0 —62 0 brown.. ——
Irish
Oats, 20 701 b.
E'lish & Scotch, new 2 6 2 9 old .... 2 7 2 9
Irish. fine qualities 2 6 2 7 -N
good
middling
undried 2 4 2 5 black .. 2 4 2 5
Welsh 3 2 5 do. ... •
Beans, English, qr.. 32 0 --33 0 !old .... 32 0 —35 0
Scotch& I ish,'plBolb 27 0 —2B 0 do. .. 29 0 —3O 0
Pease, English, white..) 33 0 —34 0 blue.... ——
Do. & Irish.... maple 30 0 —34 0 grey .. 27 0 —2B 0
Tares, qr — Foreign. 24 0 —32 0
Flour, s 2801 b
English, fine..
Irish
Oatmeal, qa). of 24015
Irish, new 2O 0 —29 0 old . 19 0 —2O 0

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 7.

Sugar.—The market has been extremely dull, and the sales
of B. P. are only 200 hhds., principally Barbadoes, without any
material change in prices. 2200 bags Bengal have also been
disposed of, chiefly low to middling white, at 60s to 64s per
cwt. Nothing done in Mauritius. Foreign.—Only 110 boxes
good yellow Havana have been sold for exportation, at 19s 6d
per cwt. Molasses.--The business is limited to 40 puns.
ordinary East India. Coffee.—The market continues in a very
flat state, and to effect sales lower rates must be submitted to ;
the transactions in Plantation consist of 70 casks Jamaica, at
a decline, in most instances, of 4s per cwt. Of Foreign, 4o
bags Maracaibo were sold, price not reported. 400 bags black
Pepper brought 3d to 3*d per lb. No sales in Cocoa, Ginger or
Pimento. 10,000 bags Rice sold at 7s 3d for low yellow, and
95 3d to 105 9d per cwt. for middling to good white, chiefly for
export. There is a fair demand for the good and fine qualities,
and the sales altogether amount to 240 puns., at the quotations.
Tea.—The demand continues limited, and only a few sales have
been effected, at last week's quotations.
There is nothing to report in Indigo. 80 chests East India Gum
Arabic, at auction, brought 32s dd to 61s 6d. and good siftings
25s 6d, and 15 chests Lac Dye 5d to 6d. 60 bags Cutch sold at
I3s 6d; 170 bags Myrabolams have been disposed of, but the
price has not transpired. Saltpetre continues heavy; 900 bags
sold at 25s to 265. Good quality of Nitrate of Soda brought 13s gd
to 14s 6d, and ordinary 13s 3d to 13s 6d, but higher prices are
generally asked ; the sales are 1060 bags. Guano goes off
steadily at the quotations.
_ _ . _

The sales of Logwood are 120 tons Campeachy at £8 5s to
es is 6d, 30 tons inferior, indirect, at £7 ss, and 90 tons
Jamaica and Honduras at £4 17s 6d to £6 15s; 100 tons
Savanilla Fustic, price not transpited, and 30 tans Maracaibo
at the quotations; 60 tons Gaboon Harwood at £4 to .4'4 45;
in other descriptions small transactions only have taken place,
at the quotations. There are no sales of Turpentine or Tar
reported, but prices remain unaltered. In consequence of the
arrivals of Pot and Pearl Ashes from Canada, the prices have
fallen considerably; 28s to 2gs was obtained early in the week
for Pearl Ashes, but subsequently 26s has been accepted ;
Montreal Pot Ashes also have fallen to 265, and 50 brls. New
York Pot have been sold at 24s per cwt. Hides.—The market
is steady, and a sale of salted River Plate Ox and Cow has been
made at 4d per lb. Dividivi continues in request, and two
cargoes have been sold at full prices. Tobacco.—There has
been a fair demand, and about 250 hhds. s Id at full prices.
Only small sales continue to be effected in Brimstone, and
the stocks having again been increased by large arrivals,
buyers take their supplies sparingly. Sumac is still neglected;
of 1500 bags Sicily offered at auction only one lot was sold, at
8s 6d per cwt , the remainder being withdrawn; 500 bags have
been sold at about the same i rice. Some few sales have been
made in Oporto red Argols, of good quality, from 33s to 365,
and of fine white Italian at 53s per cwt. Cream of Tartar and
brown Tartar have been dull of sale. Nothing worthy of
notice has been done in Berries or Annatto. Small sales in
Madder and Madder Roots at the quotations. There has been
a partial inquiry for Olive Oil, but at lower prices than holders
were disposed to accept, though in some instances the pur-
chases have been in favour of the buyers; the total sales have
been about 60 tuns. Four more cargoes of Seal Oil have
arrived from Newfoundland this week, one of which had pre.
viously been sold to arrive, deliverable in London; the Im.
porters of these cargoes demanded higher rates, and some sales
have been effected, from the quay, at £32 to £32 Is. The
recent advices from Newfoundland state the Seal Fishery wilt
not prove near so large as was at first anticipated, and more
particularly the proportion of Pale Oil will be comparatively
small; Cod Oil is offering rather lower, and dull of sale. In
Seed Oil there is very little doing, and prices are without
alteration. Oil of Turpentine is a little more inquired for. Ex-
tensive transactions continue to t .ke place in Palm Oil, up-
wards of 6.i0 tons having been sold this week, 300 tons of
which are taken on speculation, the remainder principally for
export, all at last week's prices. Some small sales of Petersburg
clean Hemp reported at £3l per ton. For Tallow a better de-
mand has appeared in the last few days; small sales of Peters.
burg yellow Candle have been made at 425, and about It 0 casks
Odessa sold at 41s 6d, a small lot of South American at same
rate.