The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-06-11 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICA.

Mary, (218) T Christian, from Monte Video, 11 neutria skins,
10 bis horse hair, H C Smith & co-2 bales horse hair, Rowand and
Dunlop-1788 salted hides, 2385 horse hides, 5 bis kip, Order-1844
salted hides, 10 neutria skins, J Green and co-1277 salted hides, 2
bales horse hides, Wright, Parlane and co-2804 salted hides, 39 pps
2 hf pps 55 bls grease J Anderson and co—abt 20 t bones, 1 qr cask
Madeira wine, Order-12 t horns, A A Gower and Co—P D
UNITED STATES.

Adironback, (698) W G Haekstaff, from New Orleans, 1629 bis
cotton, W& J Brown & co-645 do, J& W Oxley & co-20 do, A
Dennistoun & co-2 do, Order—P D
Tallerpand, (54g) B Webb, from Natchez, 1583 bls cotton. Todd,
Jackson & co-264 do, W & J Brown & co-303 do, G Green & Sons
—P D

Republic, (437) G Choffin, from New York, 931 bales cotton, Wil-
son, Hallett and co-193 do, Mitchell, Tooker and Co-97 do, J W
M'Bride and Co-54 do, Hagan, Magee and co-34 do, R and G
Benn—P D

American, (599) J Fletcher, from Mobile, 893 bales cotton, Ros-
kell, Ogden and Co-500 do, II Mure and Co-225 do, Collmann
and Stolterfoht-42 do, Barnewall and Co-25 do, W and J Brown
and co-253 do, order-100 logs cedar, Wainwright and co
Great Britain, (694) F M French, from Mobile, 2150 bales cotton,
W and J Brown and co—W D

Splendid, (641) G W Howe, from Mobile, jgo2 bales cotton,W and
J Brown and co-5 logs cedar, order—W D

Adelaide, (451) J Davison, from Savannah, 153 bales cotton, Pur.
ton, Parker and Co-30 do, Wainwright and Co-858 do, Molyneux
Witherby and Co-528 do, order-34 pees plank, C W Tisdale
Romulus, (233) S English, from Savannah, 435 bales cotton, Mo.
lyneux, Witherby and Co-205 do, J Maury ann Sons-65 do; Coll.
mann and Stolterfoht-70 do, order—W D

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Manco, (350) S Nickels, from New Orleans, 1293 bales cotton,
Rathbone Brothers and Co

Actress, (469) J Toole, from New Orleans, 11 bales cotton, W
Blackson-550 do, order-226 do, W Smith and Son-162 do, C Tay
leur, Son and Co-125 tons logwood, Lizardi and Co-2 animals,
order—W D

Cygnet, (397) E Purss, from St. Joseph, 843 bales cotton, Hum-
phreys and Biddle—P D
Napier, (451) J L Sandford, from Philadelphia, 26 hhds quercitron
bark, T W Smith and Co-7 do, J Humphreys-46 do, J C Harter
and Co-1500 brls flour, Ingleby and Brown--gO6 bales cotton, W
and J Brown and Co-1 box contents unknown, T Hodgson—P D

Iffarlats.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JUNE 7.

Sugar. The market has continued duil during the week, and the
sales of B.P, barely reach 300 hhds. at rather lower prices. 5000
bags Mauritius found buyers chiefly at 64s to 675, and 1150 bags Ben-
gal, chiefly in second hands, at 68s to 70s for fine white. Nothing
done in Foreign Sugar.—The sales of Molasses consist of 220 puns.
Demerara at 34s 6d, and 880 puns. Trinidad, to arrive, at 34s 6d per
cwt.—The sales of Plantation Coffee do not exceed 60 casks of Ja-
maica, which brought full prices; the market is very barely sup-
plied, particularly with ordinary and middling qualities, which sorts
are most in request.—Nothing done in Foreign .—A small lot of Pi-
mento sold at 3}d.—ln Cocoa, Ginger, or Pepper no sales.—ln Rice
the only transactions are 250 bags Bengal at 16s, in bond, and 25
tces dressed Carolina at 40s per cwt, duty paid.—Rum continues in
good request, and the sales are 80 puns. Demerara and Antigua at
35 7d for proof, 4s for 10 per cent. 0.P., and 6s to 6s 2d for fine
quality.
In Indigo there is nothing of moment to report.—Several public
sales have been brought forward, but the following goods only were
sold, viz. 900 bags Gum Senegal, (all faults,) at 51s to 63s per cwt.
duty paid, and 200 slabs Banca Tin at 795, in bond.—A few serons
of Honduras Cochineal have been taken at the quotations.-1300
bags Saltpetre brought 27s.—In Nitrate of Soda the transactions
are unimportant. .

Dyewoods. The sales of Campeachy Logwood have been 180
tons, at .ell for indirect imports, and at .'l2 for fine fresh Wood ;
45 tons of Jamaica brought £8 2s 6d; in Fustic, the sales are about
67 tons of Cuba, Tampico and Savanilla, at steady prices ; 25 tons
of small Nicaragua Wood brought £8 per ton, and 10 tons of An-
gola Barwood £8 5s per ton.—The Turpentine market is dull, and
the only sale effected this week is one of 300 brls. at 12s 6d for fair
quality, which is a slight decline from previous rates.—Nothing new
in Tar.—At a public sale yesterday of 100 brls. Montreal Pot Ashes,
the bidding being below the expectations of the holders, the whole
was withdrawn; some trifling parcels have been sold at 25s 6d to
265; at a public sale of 240 brls. in London, on Wednesday, about
half the parcel was sold at 27s to 27s 6d per cwt. Montreal Pearl
Ashes are dull at the quotations.—Quercitron Bark continues in very
limited demand, and quotations may be considered nominal.—
Nothing done in Flaxseed or Cloverseed.—No alteration in Bees'
Wax.—Hides. There has been a good demand, at improving prices,
and 6800 salted Monte Video Ox and Cow have been sold at 4id to
4id, 260 Demerara at 41d to bid, 1150 dry salted Pernambuco at sid
to sfrd, 2600 Bahia at qd to 51d. 500 dry at 7* to 7•Rd, 300 West Coast
at 7d per lb, and 970 dry Monte Video Horse at 9s 7d for sound, and
3s 6d to 6s 7d each for wormed.—For Tobacco there has been a very
limited demand, and the sales are confined to small parcels to the
trade, at former prices.
For Brimstone there has appeared an improved demand, and the
sales made to dealers and consumers, have amounted to 700 tons at
the previous quotations.—Sicily Sumac of recent importations has
been in good request, and the sales have exceeded 1000 bags, at lea
to lOs 3d for Messina, and 13s to 13s 3d for Messina, and 13s to 13s
3d per cwt. for the best Palermo.—Argols and Cream of Tartar sell
steadily, with little variation in prices.—Madders are still neglected.
Sales of Madder Roots have been made at 45s for good Smyrna.—
No bidders appeared for a parcel of Flag Annatto offered by auction.
—Valonia continues scarce.—The business done in Olive Oil has
been more considerable than for some time past, as the holders have
appeared more disposed to meet the buyers ; the total sales of the
week have amounted to about 180 tuns, of which more than one-
half was Galipoli, principally at £5O lOs per tun.—The Fish Oil
market remains in the same dull state, and no further news from
the Seal Fishery has been received.—Seed Oils are offered at lower
prices, but the dealers still want confidence to buy freely.—About
500 tons Palm Oil have been disposed of, consisting of 200 tons, on
the spot, at £4O to £4O 10s, and about 300 tons to arrive.—Some
considerable business has been done in Oil Turpentine, at the price
quoted.—ln Hemp we have no trans actions to report.—Some little
has been in St. Petersburg nine-head Flax, but in other sorts no
sales.—The Tallow market has become very dull, and prices have
experienced a further decline, at which small sales only are effected.