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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BANKRUPTS.
From the Gazette of Dec. 2nd.—J. CLARK, Upwell, Cambridgeshire,
miller.—W. BOYCE, sen., Dover, hotel-keeper.—W. M.
NEILL, Liverpool, merchant.—W. RAWLINS, Mill-street,
Warwickshire, maltster.—R. JACKSON, Nottingham, butcher.—
J. LONGBOTTOM and T. FAWCETT, Leeds, cloth-merchants.—
S. CROSLAND, Elland, Yorkshire, corn-miller.—W. MASON,
Halifax, draper.—A. CRAVEN, Leeds, cloth-manufacturer.—
M. ORME and W. H. LYNASS, Liverpool, ale-merchants.—
E. WARING, Liverpool, innkeeper.—W. W. KING, Liverpool,
chemist.
Dec. 5th.—H. CLARK, Bank-chambers, stock-broker.—T. S.
CURTIES, York-street, Westminster, cheesemonger.—W.
WILLIAMS and R. M. MARCHANT, Great George-street, contractors
for public works.—W. PULLEIN, Friday-street, warehouseman.
—J. FULLER, City-road, glass-merchant.—W. KIRBY, Stockwell
Park-road, Stockwell, builder, and Deptford, victualler.—J.
NICHOLSON, Woolwich, grocer.—D. LITTLE, Liverpool, merchant.
—S. WHARTON, Hartford, Cheshire, wine-merchant.—F. DEANE,
Liverpool, merchant.—J. WAGSTAFF, Worcester, cattle-dealer.
—R. CALDICOTT, Cardiff, grocer.—T. WILCE, Rourdean,
Gloucestershire, grocer.—R. SEYMOUR, Sunderland, linen-draper.
Dec. 9th.—A. R. DAVIES, New-court, Bow-lane, wine-merchant.
—J. BATES, Highgate, plumber.—T. A. YOUNG, Woolwich,
wine-merchant.—W. NASH, Noble-street, woollen-warehouseman.
—R. BILLING, Reading, builder.—C. J. POWELL, Kingston-
upon-Thames, draper.—T. FRAY, Manchester, check-manufacturer.
—T. BIRCH, Manchester, brewer.—I. ORRELL, Radcliffe,
Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer.—J. STOREY, Hartlepool,
draper.—R. FOWKE, Wolverhampton, chemist.—S. LITCHFIELD,
Birmingham, druggist.—W. TOMLINSON, jun., Hinchley, draper.
R. WELSH, Huddersfield, woollen-cloth merchant.—J. CHILD
and W. BARKER, Wakefield, railway-contractors.—I. NORMINGTON,
Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff-manufacturer.—C. WARD,
Liverpool, miller.—J. FLEETWOOD, Liverpool, grocer.—G. PRIDE
and Co., Liverpool, sail-makers.—W. N. MONIES, Liverpool,
wine-merchant.
Dec. 12th. C. J. SANDERS, Collingwood-street, Blackfriars-
road, provision-merchant.—J. MASH, Colchester, draper.—T.
SALKELD, Basinghall-street, warehouseman.—W. MASHMAN,
Charlotte-street, Portland-place, carpenter.—F. PEGLER, Hampton,
grocer.—C. H. GAUSDEN, Hove, Sussex, licensed victualler.
—J. BILL, Wolverhampton, hinge-manufacturer.—T. P. DIXON,
Falmouth, printer.—E. FOWLER, Bristol, draper.—H. SHAW,
Houses-hill, and H. GARTHWAITE, Mold-green, Huddersfield,
fancy-manufacturers.—R. NORRIS, Beverley, innkeeper.—I.
HODGKINSON (otherwise BRADSHAW), Bolton-le-Moors, iron-
founder.—W. N. MONIES, Liverpool, and J. RICHARDSON, jun.,
Glasgow, spirit-merchants.
Dec. 16th. J. BENNETT, Woolwich, carpenter.—G. BETTS,
Forncett St. Peter, Norfolk, draper.—N. GEARY, St. James's-
street, Piccadilly, stay-maker.—G. STANER, jun., Margate, baker.
—J. P. GODFREY, Cullompton, Devonshire, paper-maker.—F. E.
PREEDY, Sherborne, wine-merchant.—F. BLAMEY, Gwennep,
Cornwall, grocer.—G. FLETCHER and A. CRAYEN, Leeds, cloth-
manufacturers.—J. EYRE, Sheffield, grocer.—E. WILKINSON and
T. BENTLEY, Liverpool, tailors.—I. ABRAHAMS, Liverpool, tailor.
—C. BAINBRIDGE, Birkenhead, ironmonger.
Dec. 19th. E. CURTEIS, Blackfriars-road, cheesemonger.—J.
RUTTY, Gerrard-street, draper.—W. UREN, Totness, builder.—
J. HADFIELD, Manchester, cotton-spinner.—J. DUGGAN, Maryport,
Cumberland, draper.—P. LAWTON, Liverpool, chemist.—
J. THOMPSON and W. LEITH, Liverpool, timber-merchants.—
G. PRYDE (not PRIDE, as before advertised) and Co., Liverpool,
sail-makers.
Dec. 23rd.—G. MARTIN, Bishop's Stortford, sack-manufacturer.
D. L. WILLIAMS, Llandillo, coal-owner.—R. N. REEVE, Newgate-
street, woollen-draper.—T. BURTENSHAW, Southwark-bridge-
road, builder.—E. K. STANLEY, Norwich, carpenter.—D. BLAKE,
jun., George-street, City, mohair-merchant.—R. W. JOHNSON,
Gloucester, wine-merchant.—R. BARR and J. SYKES, Huddersfield,
spinners.—J. NORWOOD, Snaith, corn-factor.—T. ATKINSON,
Leeds, grocer.—A. DUNBAR, Halifax, boot-maker.—R.
SUTCLIFFE, Warrington, cotton-manufacturer.—J. SHERWIN,
Liverpool, baker.—J. WARBURTON, Liverpool, tailor.—J.
THOMSON (and not THOMPSON, as before advertised) and W.
LEITH, Liverpool, timber-merchants.
Dec. 26th.—T. TILDEN, Hayes, Kent, maltster.—H.
ARMSTRONG, Norwich, linendraper.—C. L. MEATES, Conduit-street,
Hanover-square, grocer.—R. TALBOT, Lincoln, dealer in galvanic
machines.—W. MALLIBAND, Great Claybrook, Leicestershire,
fellmonger.—F. TANDY, Stourbridge, ironmonger.—H. and L.
DIXON, Liverpool, merchants.—R. M'KEAN, Liverpool, engineer.
—W. GOSSAGE, Prescot, Lancashire, chemist.—W. FARRELL,
Liverpool, provision-dealer.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Dec. 23rd. R. W. DADD, Chatham, victualler.
MONEY MARKET.
The great event of the month, the Revolution in France, has
not had the effects which might have been expected, either on
the French or English funds. The French rentes rose
considerably after the President's coup d'état, though there has
subsequently been some re-action. in the English funds there has
been no fluctuations of importance. In Foreign Stocks, and
in Railway Shares, the prices have continued firm.
STOCKS Highest Lowest Latest Three per Cent. Consols 973/8 Three per Cent. Reduced 977/8 977/8 Three and a quarter per Cents. 99 967/8 98{?/?} Long Annuities, Jan. 1860 7 7 7 Bank Stock, 7 per cent. 2151/2 2143/4 2151/4 Exchequer Bills, ?1000 55 48 54pm India Bonds, ?1000 65 58 64pm FOREIGN FUNDS—LATEST PRICES. FOREIGN RAILWAYS—LATEST PRICES. CORN MARKET—LONDON WEEKLY AVERAGES. PROVISIONS—LATEST WHOLESALE PRICES. | Eggs, per 120, English, 6s. 3d. Beef, per tierce, prime mess, | Hams, per cwt.—York or Butter, per cwt.—Carlow, 1st, | Mutton, per 8 lbs., 2s. 3d. to 3s. Cheese, per cwt., Cheshire, 50s. | Potatoes, per ton.—Kent and GROCERY—LATEST WHOLESALE PRICES. Cocoa, per cwt. in bond. Ord. to | Sago, per cwt. in bond.—Pearl, Coffee, per cwt. in bond.—Good | Sugar, per cwt.—Jamaica, 29s. Rice, per cwt.—Bengal mid. to | Tea, per lb. in bond.—Ord. Candles, per 12 lbs. 4s. 6d. to 5s. | Coals, per ton, 15s. 3d. to 15s. 9d. OILS. | Olive, Gallipoli, £42 to £43 98 671/8 96 India Stock 264 262 262 Belgian 41/2 per cent., 923/4 | Peruvian 5 per cent., 911/2 Brazilian 5 per cent., 941/2 | Portuguese 4 per cent., 323/4 Chilian 6 per cent., 101 | Russian 4½ per cent., 1021/2 Danish 3 per cent., 1021/4 | Sardinian 841/2 Dutch 4 p. c. certificates, 893/4 | Spanish 5 per cent., acc., 211/4 Mexican 5 per cent., 27 acc. | Paid RAILWAYS Highest Lowest Latest 100 Brighton and South Coast 951/2 943/4 951/4 100 Bristol and Exeter 81 81 81 all Blackwall 7 63/4 7 50 Caledonian 16 153/4 161/2 20 Eastern Counties 7 61/8 7 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 27 261/8 263/4 all Great Northern 19 167/8 19 100 Great Western 87 81 87 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 593/4 52 593/4 100 Midland 58 501/4 58 25 North British 71/2 63/8 71/2 100 North-Western 1171/4 1121/2 1171/4 30 South-Eastern 211/4 191/4 211/4 100 South-Western 86 80 86 25 York, Newc., and Berwick 183/4 17 183/4 50 York and North Midland 23 191/4 23 Boulogne and Amiens, 107/8 | Paris and Orleans, 40. Dutch Rhenish, 41/2 dis. | Paris and Rouen, 251/4 East Indian, 3 p. | Paris and Strasbourg, 151/4 Namur and Liege, 61/2 | Rouen and Havre, 91/2 Northern of France, 161/8 | Tours and Nantes, 87/8 Wheat, per qr., 36s. to 45s.; Oats, 18s. to 21s.; Rye, 26s.;
Beans, 26s. to 31s.; Peas, 30s. to 34s.; Flour per sack, 34s. to 37s.
American, per barrel of 196 lbs., 17s. to 21s.Bacon, per cwt.—Limerick,
56s. to 63s. Belfast, 56s. to
63s.
| to 7s.
70s. to 80s.
| Cumberland, 50s. to 60s.; Irish,
| 30s. to 62s.; Westphalia,
| 44s. to 50s.
76s. to 82s.; Waterford, 1st,
68s. to 72s.; Dutch Friesland,
88s. to 90s.; Limerick,
1st, 65s. to 72s.
| 2d.
| Pork, per 8 lbs., 2s. 8d. to 3s.
| 4d.; American, new, per
| barrel, 46s. to 55s.
to 70s.; Wiltshire, double,
40s. to 44s.; Dutch, new
Gouda, 26s. to 29s.;
American, 38s. to 44s.
| Essex Ware, 43s. to 76s.;
| Kent and Essex Middling,
| 25s. to 40s.
good red Trinidad, 34s. to
46s.; Brazil, 25s. to 28s.
| 15s. to 17s.
ord., native Ceylon, 38s. 6d.
to 72s.; Mocha, 76s. to 86s.;
St. Domingo, 37s. to 40s.;
Sumatra, 35s. to 40s.
| to 38s.; Mauritius, brown,
| 24s. to 37s.; Brazil, 26s.
| to 40s.
fine white, 9s. to 11s.;
Madras, 7s. 6d. to 9s.
| Congou, 8d. to 1s. 3d.;
| Souchong, com. to fine, 8d. to
| 1s. 9d.; ord. to fine Hyson,
| 1s. 1d. to 3s.; Imperial, 1s.
| 3d. to 2s. 4d.Pale Seal, per 252 gals., £32
Sperm, £84 to £86
Cod, £32
| Linseed, £27
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