The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-03-18 00:00:00

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Mar 18 183.
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gpliipping intelligruct. ONDO.V GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, MARCH 11. +larktts.
•--t---- PARTNERSHIPS
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 11.
Woolwright, Chidson and Co. Liverpool, silk mere rs—Allen
TUESDAY, MARCI 15.—Wind N.N.W. and Long. Manchester, coach proprietors-4. Faulkner and Co. Total quantities per Price per
Eatlmp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter.
11.4._ and
of Chester, Blackstone, for Hong Kong—Three Heaton Norris, Lancashire, acid S:ockport, spinners—J. and J. Wheat 193 .... 44411 13 8 .W2 5 8
har,,rst Arthur. for Africa. Bm.—Tallahassee. Hadley, for Apa. Bailey and Kitts, Bolton, cotton spinners; as far as regards T.
IT:uteola—Berwick Castle, Forster, for Leghorn—Princess Kitts—Scott an t Barritt, Bury and Faruworth. Lancashire, -
LEEDS CORN MARKET. MARCH 11.
air, Gray,
for New York—Susannah. Daniel, for Rotterdam—Glen- manufacturing chemists—W. Higgins and Sons, Salford, ma-
-0 ' Gray. for Valparaiso—Severn, Murdon, for Bahia—and chine makers; as far as regards W. Higgins. We had a fair supply of Wheat; the trade• however, was very
Iltdout Rebow, Harvey, for St. Michael's. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Finite& the prices were without change from this day se'nnight.
In Barley not much doing, but for fine samples previous rates
Agnes . J. L. Heathorn, Abchurch-lane, London, shit, owner• were supported. No deeided change in any other article.
'nom s. White; Saucy Jack, Salter, and Briaedmrna, Narre- B. Wright, Liverpool, paint dealer.
, th nee at Trieste J. Taylor, Brighton, bookseller.
i'aZoatGe,ragiato, Grando, hence off Venice T. and T. P. Trapp, Church-street, Southwark, tallow chand- DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE. MARCH 14.
Downing, hence i,t Ancona lers. There was a fair demand for Wheat this day, and in some
mstrea. Le Comm*. hence at Messina J. Mallalieu, Hight-style, within Saddlewoith, Yorkshire, cases an advance of about 6d per barrel was paid; Oats and
s.arY Wylie, Wright, sailed from ditto for this port 15th Feb. woollen manufacturers. Barley continue without alteration in prices.
I,._:,ePhen Watson, Grieve; Champion, Mosey, and Favourite,
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ien.eigan.eeat Leghorn T. Sherwood. Tilehur t, rear Reading, brick maker. - _ _ _ _ _ ,--
J. Robbins. Winchester, bookseller. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. MARCH 12.
Currey, was to sail from the Mauritius for this port Joseph and John Woodhead, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted
'lntent
stuff manufacturers. We had a large show of stock of the season, indeed rather
G. Holdsworth
more than the demand required. Though the market was what
, Halifax, Yorkshire, worsted spinner. may be caded dull, still prices were not quotably lower; the
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12.—Wind N.W. moderate. BANKRUPTS. best Beef bringing 5d to sid per lb. and Mutton Sid to 54d per
ARR, John Roberts, Liverpool, potatoe dealer. March 24, April 23, lb., nearly all sold up.
bn„..,•3lcl).—Circassian, Hore, from China and Dub in—and
at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy;
start Marshall. from the Cape of Good Hope and Dublin.
startsolicitors, Messrs. Share, Field and Jackson, Bedford row
a.... —Winipiac, Mitchell, for Boston—Persian. Robbins, London, and Mr. Moss, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Caze- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 11.
Z.. limoC. Campbell. Pentecost, for New Orleans—Susquehana, none. Liverpool. Although still opposed by adverse winds, the arrivals
• mat lerc.ken. for Philadelphia—Ann Falcon. Rees. for Santa Joseph Taylor, Whittleses, Cambridgeshire, draper. •
117'4A—Prince Albert Newsom, for Dordt—Good Inrent, into this port since Tuesday last furnish a moderate sup-
albeit Green Brighton apothecary
tivf,rthur, for Guayaquil—Seratin, Galdez, and Horacio, Go- David Hold o'tth, strattOrd, groc r. * ply of Grain and Oatmeal, with a fair quantity of Flour
)1k2.11, for Havana—Tyro, Symonds, for Lisbon—Neptunus, /Hired Knott. Brighton, out of business.e Coastwise and from Ireland • but beyond 1,122 quarters
---'ller, for Rotterdam—and Commerce, Grave, for Ostend. William Hardisty, Wakefield, Yorkshire, whitesmith. of Barley and 20 quarters of 'lndian Corn, we have none
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kilo Westin, sailed from Smyrna for this port 9th February Thomas Grirt,ths, Llandugwydd, Cardiganshire, auctioneer. tO insert from abroad.
polo.
Churchward. sailed from Smyrna for this port 10th Feb.
DIVIDENDS. The slight approach to amendment in 1 fie M.
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,ilO, Westin, sailed from Smyrna for this port 9th February
24). Churchward, sailed from Smyrna for this port 10th Feb.
alleria, Laguna. from Naples. at Cove
ierreescent, Wi.liams, sailed from Charente for this port 7th
h
Queenpet,
Vittoria, Pitts. from Venice at Patras ‘.:3rd February
spy
Bullrely. sailed from l'atr• s for this port 13th February
ey, Allen, sailed from Patras for London 2nd February
)(Welk', Holmes. sailed from Patras for London 21st February
el, LT' AND, DUNGLOE, March 9.—On the sth instant, at l a.m.
Bertha Cuthbertson Com Westport to Liverpool, with a
';10 of oatmeal and flour, struck on a reef of rocks on the
sot islands of Inniskuragh. near Annamore Island. The crew
into the boat, and at daylight wer • picked up by Mi.
3a a cthninand rof her Majesty's revenue c uiser Racer,
"erY exhausted state, the boat be ng nearly lull of water.
nuia. March Io.—The Sir K. it. Vyvyian. Smith, hence for
IsiZert. In ballast, came on shore near Hartland Foint, yes-
Y morning, and is expected to go to pieces. Master pre-
. h'slY Washed overboard
serirlosstass . March 10.—A part of the side of a vessel, to-
:!with part of the b ttom and keel, was washed
.on shore
timbers it
about a mile west of the Point. From
. the size of the
ten,e slt must have been part of a large ship, and from its
it i, Ppearance roust have been lost a c Aisiderable time, as
•? covered with barna. les, weeds, &c.
sTo 'T, March 19.—A hes .-board, marked 'Princess
wits washed on shore on Conon Beach yesterday, sup-
„ d tq belong to a vessel lost on the Scroby
sre'LnNsr.ixrtivol•Le, Feb. e Some yille, Gardner. from
487astle, which was on store in the Dardanelles gth instant,
v., 'en got off. after throwing part of her cargo overboari.
Lbi:ssicts SPOKEN.—The Sir Joseph Wallis. from Madras for
haT3e )1, •th Nov. in 1564, E ; Ambrosine. from
ton, re, 12th 'an. in lat. 28 S. long. 7 E; Sophia, Johns, from
,'Bs' for Moulmein, 27th Dec. in lat 15 N. long. 96 E ; 11-
zol, hence for New York, 18th Feb in lat. 48, long. 24;
1.0117, "jar., from Calcutra for this port, 14th Dec. in lat. 56
ajtlr.,s_,_4 4E; NayIntre Pentreath, hence for Constantinople,
out in lat. 48 ; London Packet, with losspf topmast,
118 w days, from London for Terceira, in lat. 39 18 N, long. 25

THURSDAY, MARCII 13.—Wind S.S.E. moderate.
ra"Sr A.l9D.—Sheridan, Cornish. for New York—Elsinore, Julius,
Merryman, for New Orleans—Corsair.
Aralireor. for St. John, N.B.—Sir Henry Huntley, Gourley, for
'etoi,„44—Vitn. Thompson. Balls. for Rivadeo—John Scott,
ft. "un. for Jamaica—Eleanor, Weekham, for Azores—Lan.
.‘ right, for Ri . Janeiro—and Emulous, Strutt, for Genoa.

Bona Di gwall, Lovey Martha, Pearce, and Cantab, Fer-
rn. hence at L ,griira
)414, 42,a. (ioodrich, from London for Boston, at St. Thomas's
ultimo. leaky. Lett Gravesend 11th Dec.
r Nma Lauchlan. cleared at Gihralta for this port 27th ultimo
y .-,
Harris sailed from Cadiz fo. this poit 27th ultimo
Drn4lcnn.
round toarrisoMillord, boundn. from Atric ,
to at
this 411 non, Pike, from Mobile. at Crookhaven
Askers Nkhol, hence at Mazatlan. and was to sail 20th
.`ll. fi!l' this port
37tillha Sonchay, Tallenstein. sailed from Berbice for this port
wc:,a(rtlary
Jitiivalehaven, Bradley, sailed rom. Demerara for this port 23rd
In, Ygarner,
hence at Trinidad
Lifiv imaby, Archibald, from Newport, at Grenada
jhabaedY4eCuthbert, and Lady Camptel!. M•lntosh, hence at
L
I.idMans, M' "arlane, from St. Helena, at ditto
Phceti x sailed from Antigua for this port 7th ultimo
Zuei!le, Yaille. hence at Port Republicain
rsey, H„nstnn, hence at Jamaica
etressee, Watts. sailed from Na‘sau far this port 11th ult.
J Steele, sailed from Laguira for this .port 31st Jan.
,yanathati Fell, Tate, sailed from Vera Cruz i ith January
fron':';Gaatt, March g.—The schooner Prince Albert. of Bantry,
tile ). Liverpool, with salt, apron c a leak at sea, was run upon
altve,ricB at Ballycotton Island, and is a total wreck. Crew
Lllgg
". March 11.—The Peru. Carpenter, from Liverpool for
Ise caulked hi here 2nd in taut, leaky in the topsides, and will
without discharging.

April 9, H. R. Stutchbury, Theobald's.road, Bedford-row,
London, bookseller—April 9, J. Stevens and R. H. W. Drum-
mond. Mile.end, 1 ondou, road contractors—April 9, F. Blun-
dell, New Sarum, grocer—April 9, J. Maynard, Parton-street,
Haymarket, bookseller—April 1. J. F. Barwick, Old-street, St.
Luke's. wheelwright—April 12. J. H., J. S., J. K.. and A. Heron,
Manchester and Wigan. cotton-spinners—April 10, G. and S.
Potter and J. Krause, Manchester and Birkacre, calico printers
—April 12. H. Hardie, Manchester. merchant—April 2, H. Par-
sons, Manchester, paper hanger—April 8, W. H. and T. B.
Turner, Blackburn, cotton spinners—April 2, E• Sheppard, sen.
Uley, Gloucestershire, clothier—April 4, W. Rees •nd G Ed-
wards, Wells, Somersetshire. gardener—April 8, T. and W. Wi.
thell, Padstow, Cornwall, shipbuilders—April 8, J. Hall, Walls.
end, Northumberland, cowkeeper—April 8. J.Tristram, Basford,
Nottinghamshire. bee► housekeeper—April 8. R. Jackson, Leeds,
engineer—April 8, J. L. and T. Tabberner, Birmingham, corn-
factors—April 5, R. Light. Stoke- upon-Treht, grocer—April 4,
H. Newton, Derby. colour-manufacturer.

The slight approach to amendment in several of the
leading markets eastward, towards the end of last week,
being unaided by any symptoms of improvement in Lon.
don yesterday, we have no effective impulse to animate
the trade here.

In Irish Wheat this morning we had but a moderate
business transacted, at the advance noted on Friday, yet
a few parcels of choice quality were held at 6s. 9d. to
6s. 10d. per 701bs. • the latter price, however, was scarcely
obtainable ; and of Engti,h and Foreign sales were ex-
tremely languid, without the slightest amendment upon
the rates of this day week.
Flour continued to meet a slow gradual sale, at late
priers.

Barley and Malt were the turn cheaper, and in very
moderate request.
In Beans, Pease, and Indian Corn, we had no altera-
tion to note.

Oats, upon a fair demand, realised rather over former
rates for general runs ; and very fine Newrys sold at 3s.
per 4:Abs.

Ostrne,ll, of which some parcels were forced off ata
small decline, was not generally offered on lower terms.

CORN EXCHANGE. MARCH 14

. .
The duty on Foreign Barley has advanced to 6s, and on Colo-
nial Rye to 2s 6d, which are the on y changes we have to notice
in the import rates this week.

Prevailing easteriy winds have caused a very limited supply
of all Grain and Flour Coastwise and from Ireland, whilst from
abroad we have nothing fresh in during the past three days;
and the northern ports of Europe being still closed by ice, some
weeks must of course elapse before we can be relieved by any
arrivals from those sources.

Since our report of Tuesday and up to this date the trade has
preserved a steady aspect; and with somewhat more disposi.-
tion to purchase, prices of Wheat and Flour have been firmly
supported ; most other articles upon occasional sales, remain-
ing stationary in value.

Upon an unusually small attendance of buyers this morning.
and less buoyancy in any branch of the Corn trade than of
lt-te, we have to note a very null market generally : hoVers of
Wheat notwithstanding, steadily adhered to our last quotations,
wh ch the millers refusing to pay, the sales of Irish were very
unimp rtant, and in either English or Foreign scarcely aby
tran,actions were apparent—English and Irish Flour, upon a
slow limited demand, merely retained former prices; while
good sweet brands of States Flour in bond, continued to meet
some inquiry, resulting in sales of about lase barrels at 17s. to
,7s. 6d. per Iy6lbs.

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Barley, Malt, Beans end Pease, although commanding very
little notice. were held at late prices.
The Oat trade, in the absence of country dealers, remained
extremely la gold on the terms last noted; and Oatmeal,
moving off very sparingly, barely maintained itsprevious value.

HULL CORN MARKET, MARCH 11

We had 0.,1y a moderate supply of Wheat. still enough for the
demand, and that article with Barley, Beans, and Oats, may be
noted as ruling the same as those of last Tuesday.

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 14

The arrivals this week of all descript oi.s of grain have been
moderate. A tair business has been doing in Wheat, at fu 1
prices. Barley dull of sale, and may be quoted a shade lower.
In Beans, Oats and Shelling, no alteration can be noted.