The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-11-15 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. II

Sugar.—The demand has been moderate, and the sales of B. P.
are 600 hhds., at steady prices. 1000 bags Mauritius and 1100 bags
Bengal were also sold at the quotations. Foreign.—ln conse-
quedce of the advance in the London market, higher prices are
demanded here, but no transactions are reported. No sales iu
Molasses. Coffee.—The sales c.f Plantation comprise 100 casks
Jamaica : ordinary qualities sold heavily, and Is to 2s lower no
change in other descriptions. 120 bags Java brought 50s, 90 bags
La Guayra 38s to 575 for common ordinary to fair nal' dling quality,
and 270 bags were also sold, the price not reported. 400 bags
Pimento brought 21d to 21d, and 100 bags black Pepper 3d per lb.
No transactions in Cocoa or Ginger. Nothing done in Rice. The
sales of Rum amount to 170 puns., comprising common Lewards,
7 to 10 per cent. 0. P., at 2s 2d to 2s 3d, and Demerara, 20 to 44 per
cent. 0. P., at 2s 7d to 3s 6d per gallon.

Tea.—The intelligence received by the overland mail has had
very little effect on the market, which continues depressed, but
rather more business has been done than before its arrival, chiefly
in the commoner descriptions.—Nothing to report in Indigo,
which is firmly held.—Shell Lac, at auction, brought a further
advance ; 160 chests sold at 41s for blocky liver, 4;s 6d to 50s 6d
for liver and good red liver, free, and 80s for fine orange.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 12.
The advance in London on Monday, and the generally improved
feeling exhibited in most of the leading markets at the latter end
of last week, imparted considerable animation to the trade; and
in
the early part of this week a steady business was done in most ar-
ticles, and at advanced prices as regards Wheat and Flour. This
demand, however, which was for consumption only, having been
supplied, and the market being unsupported by any speculative
feeling, the trade has assumed a languid aspect, and the advance
realised in the early part of the week has not been sustained. At
this day's market, nothing was done in any article beyond the retail
transaction's required for the supply of present necessities. Wheat
and Flour barely support former quotations ; Oats Id per bushel,
and Meal 6d per load, lower. Other articles dull, at late prices.

LONDON GAZErn

—FRIDAY, Nov. 11

PARTNERSFIIPS DISSOLVED•

Arnold and Son, Liverpool, booksellers—A. and M. Robertson
Darwin and Manchester, scowerers—R. and T. Sutcliffe, Mill",
and Manchester, cotton-spinners—Hodge and Thompson, ThilsA,
Yorkshire, eurriers.

INSOLVENTS.
John Pearce, Kennington-cross, London, coach-Maker
—William Ayton, Milton next Gravesend, brazier.
B kNKR,UPTCIES ANNULLED.
George Wegg, Ipswich, draper.
Anthony William Georges Dow and William Richmond, Liver
pool, vinegar manufacturers.

Nov.

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BANKRUPTS.
Charles Yandle and George Field, Beaumont-street, Marylcbone,
London, coach-makers.
Robert Steuart, Santa Fe de Bogota, New Granada, manufac-
turer of artificial granite.
Henry Bunday Portland-town, builder.
George James Marshall and William Charles Hall, Wood-S.
Cheapside, London, woollen warehousemen.