... i N ark its. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuaeday, January19, 1830. The wind having been adverse throughout the greater part of the past week, our supplies of grain have, consequently, been small; but the inland navigation being still impeded by the frost, the transactiofis of the week have been confined to the home trade. For Wheat there has been a fair retail demand at full prices, and fine ...

... 1300torript. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, in Thursday, January21, 1830. A ve The sales of the week are 10,000 bags; prices have deelit J id. pr lb. There is no import. We have received a regular file of Calcutta *papers pcr(, P ve tario, Capt. Arnold, to the 20th Au,,ust. Tihough the raint been heavy, and the low lands much llodted, thte crop ot , was calculated to be 120,000 niaunds, which will ...

... 3l$allnut%, &Cl BANKRUPTS. From thc London Gazette, January 22, 1830. John Smith and John Hutchinson, both of Liverpool, shipownecs and merchants; Feb. 11, 12, March 5, at eleven, at the Clarendon- rooms, Liverpool: attorney, Mr. Mallaby, Liverpool.-Adam Mess- h man, Liverpool, merchant: Feb. 11, 12, March 5, at twelve; at thie 0 Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool: attorneys, Messrs. J. and G. Cromp, ...

... Vootocri-pt. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET; Thursday, lanuary 28, 1830. The sales of the week are 9000 bags; prices have suffered a small decline. The import is 15,236 bags from ?? States. THURSDAY EVENING'S SHIP NEWS. Wind,-Light airs from the northward. D 4rrived.-JohnWoodall, Ramsey, from Mauritius, ?? Oct. 0 and from St. Helena 29th Nov. The Winscales, Messenger, sailed 0 12th Oct. for London. 0 ...

... ?? pricet orurrent. Thursdayi, January 28, 1830. Denolej rising. f.- Denotes felling. COLONIAL PRODUICE. DRYSALTEIRIES. MUN3ERT (in bond) ?? SOS. 06..- 31 00 SuoAB, B.P. per awt. ?? a. 6. s. d. LoGerooo, per ton X. S. S. e. lBARX,Quereltron, percwt. 10 0 ..13 0* Muscovadodry brown -. 45 ~ ®49 0 ?? 610 ~ 0 0 Oak, English, per ton X8 0 *.8It, ?? ?? 0 5. 8 0 Honduras & St. Domingo 7 0 0 0 Foreign ...

... ~Injvovto In-. Jut AFRICA. or to Thomas Haliburton. - Lake, with 358 ck palm oil, 1098 ele- phant teeth, T Tobiin-P Dk. br EAST INDIES. Ost Ontarlo, T Arnold, Lm Calcutta, with 175 b,, rugar, S and T Willis. .500 do, J Pand W Hornaby aid ?? 300do, M'Crackan is JanilesoniatdeCo.- 80do, 40bjuntes,57 bhlhemip, 67hI goat skins, W1dE Acrarnan. Oh taneal D Gladstone. Ogilvy, and co.. al- 14 do, J ...

... J-tM arke to. en.. c Inc dye, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, January 26, 1830. The inland navigation being still obstructed by the frost, the ylor transactions in the corn trade have, throughout the past week, been 3Peh on a very limited scale, and confined to a mere retail demand fron 39 Inh w ..23 ourown dealers, at prices,however,fullyequal to our last currency, and the holders generally ...

... Itreuogi JrrfO (9I1tllt. 'D COLONIAL PRODUCE. SUsAa,B.P.perCsvt.(D.P.) s. d. 5 Muscovado dry brown .. 45 0 @ 49 Middling ?? ?? s 0 58 Good ditto ?? 0 63 Good bright ?? 64 0 .68 Fine ?? ?? 680 0 70 Very fine ?? ?? Dabs and very brown ~.43 0 ..45 and ?? MOLASSES, per cwt. West India ?? ..22 COCOA, per ewt. (in bend) West India ?? 0 35 Brazil ?? 0 .20 Caracas ?? llie. CoppeF,, per cwt. (in bond) ...

... linvorto. AFRICA. rith Amelia Matilda, C Wiseman, with 2uO to 400 ck palm °l, 10 to 50elephant teeth, I fach dunnage-wooi, J J Hamfltuii-G Di. the H7skisson, IV A Walker with 1637 ck palm oil 7 elephant teeth, 70,0 cocoa nuts, .5 lath diun~age-wood. C HorofaLl and 'r Tobin- b to Cherokee, R Lethbridge. with 7 ck paim oil, 38 elephant A teteeh, 5 fath durtnlate ood, C Horsf^ii and 'T Tbhin-P ...

... Oanallupt0, &L. BANKRUPTS. )of on From ?? London Gazette, Januaery 29, 1830. to Humphrey flall, Liverpool, linen-draper; Feb. 16, 17, March 12. at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool: attorney, Mr. Toulmin, es, Liverpool.-Thomas Griffiths, Liverpool, linen-draper; Feb. 16, 17 rs, March 12, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Payne, Liverpool: attorney, ng Mr. Payne. Liverpool.-Edward Knibb, ...

... iti ?? to . LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Febrsary 2, 1830. .Since this day week we have had a considerable arrival of Grain, amounting to about 100 cargoes, principally from Ireland, and con- sisting chiefly of Oats, but the severity of the frost still keeps the canals closed, and prevents any demand from the interior, so that tne price of Oats hasrathergiven way; butfine Wheatbes'ngin ...

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