The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-03-29 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MARCH 2;
There has been a steady demand for Sugar, but the quantity of
B.P. on show being very small, the sales do not reach 450 lihda.
3550 bags Mauritius sold at an average of about 70s, and 2009 bags
Bengal, chiefly hhaur, at 498 Od to 54s 6d per cwt.—Foreign, 00
cases and a few boxes and barrels old Bahia were sold by auction
at ci.mparativcly low prices ; 14s to 15s for brown, and 16" tid to
las for low white. 8 0 baskets Java have also been taken by the
Refiners, at 17s 6d for brown, Igs 6d for yellow, and 21s per ewr.
for grey.—Molasses. 110 puns. fair old St. Vincent have been sold
at 27s per cwt.—Coffee. There have been no transactions in Plan-
tation worthy of notice, as the new Tariff is not likely to conic
into operation before au early period in June ; the trade, conse-
quently, are not disposed to increase their stocks. Nothing done
iu Foreign.-300 bags Blac,c Pepper brought 3d to 4iti, 120 bags
Pimento 3d to 30 ap, 11. ; 100 bags Trinidad Cocoa sold at 40s per
cwt.—Nothing done iu Gingen—Rice. 5700 bags of Bengal have
have been disposed of at los 611 to 125 6d per cwt. No sales of
Carolina.—The sales of Rum are 80 puns. Demerara at 3s pd to
4s Id for 29 to 36 per cent 0.P., and 35 puns. East India, at 2s 8d
for 22 per cent O.P.
The Tea market remains in the same quiet state as noticed last
week, and very few sales have been effected.
The sales in East India Drysaltery articles have been to a very
moderate extent.—Some trifling sales made in Saltpetre without
change, and about 160 u bags of Nitrate of Soda, principally at
210 9d to 22s per cwt. •
Dyewoods.—The sales are 170 tons Campeachy Logwood at
.ej 16s, and 200 tons Jamaica and Honduras at Iss tO .E 5 5s ;
100 tons Savanilia *rustic at £5 lOs to ,tl. 12s 6d, 20 tons Cuba at
t'B lOs ; 100 tons Lima Nicaragua Wood, principally at .el 4 as,
and 20 tons Gaboon Barwood at .E 5 per ton.—There have been 500
brls. of Turpentine (a store) of good quality sold at some little
reduction of price, 78 3d short price, equal to lis 7d long price.
having been accepted.—Tar without alteration in price.—The de-
demand for Montreal Pot Ashes is rather animated, and 345 6d has
been given, which is an advance of 6d per cwt. ; the stock is now
in so few hands, and is so much reduced, that th, market is ex-
ceedingly firm. Pearl Ashes are dull at 33s per cwt.—About 3o
tons American Cloverseed have been sold during the week at pre-
vious prices, and 100 hhds. New York sowing Fla.xsseed at 625..,
The market for Hides continues inactive ; a small p`s.rcel of dry
salted Brazil brought 6d per lb.--Tobacco. The sales eontinue on
a very limited scale, but prices are maintained.

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, MARCH 25

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

It. Winstanley;md W. F. Marshall, Manchester, reed-makers—
W. Barker, It. Barker, and P. Barker, Huyton, Lancashire, com-
mon-brewers—J. It. Horner and T. Horner, Manchester, dour-
factors—W. Smith and J. Cunliffe, Bedford-mill, Lancashire, corn-
millers—J. Murray, W. Strachan, and It. Linton, Liverpool,
sailniakers ; as tar as regards R. Linton—J. Crook and H. Cotton,
Liverpool, earthenware-dealers—J. Meanock and N. Meanock,
Manchester, fustian-manufacturers.

INSOLVENTS.
March 28.—John Bradford, Appleby, Westmorland, draper.
24.—William Jewell Nettleton, West-terrace, Bermondsey
corn-dealer.
William Pain Bothams, Tong, Shropshire, maLster.
• BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Berriman, Peckham-grove, builder.