The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-08-06 00:00:00

EUROPE.

St Alexy, (128) C Linea, from St. Petersburg, abt 900 qrs wheat,
order-60 deals, Carne Rc Telo-15 ankers cranberries, Master—Q D
Tug, (111) C M`Millan, from Riga, 66 bills outshot, 23 bills pass
hemp, W Winn—P D
Hermocler, (93) S Neilsen, from Gothenburg, 92 batten ends, 2915
battens, 500 bundles laths, Dudgeon, Balleny and co—Q D
Albion, (SO) D Forman, from Rustringerseil, about 800 qrs oats,
order—S D
Susanne Wilhelmine, (198) A Bencke, from Danzic, 35 qrs peas,
25 qrs rye, 775 qrs wheat, 265 qrs barley, Neuman and Engel—Q D
Isabella, (210) .1 Ritchie, from Riga, 268 cks tallow, 322 bdls hemp,
20 pks flax, order-84 spars, Master—K
Nautilus, (213) II Graff, from Danzic, about 1430 qrs wheat
Crozier Brothers and co—Q D
Christian Benjamin, (158) J B Krause, from Danzic, 480 qrs
wheat, Sandars and. Claxton-473 do, D Stewart and co-1 fin lath-
wood, the master—Q 0 ,

Mary, (100) J Stamp, from Riga, 66 bundles outshot hemp, Blun-
dell, Falk and co-535 bags hemp seed, Dickson and Glover—S D
Lady Leigh,' (100) J Steward, from Riga, 300 qrs oats, no con-.
signee—K D
Superior, (127) C Loutitt, from Cronstadt, 1395 bars iron, Bailey
Brothers and co-51 bundles hemp, 57 bales wool, 2 kegs anchovies
Came and Telo— K D _ _ .

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?erseverance, (120) J Monnett, from Ostend, 278 bales flax, A
Swainson--169 do, 22 bags peas, order—Q D
Johanna Geziena, (134) p G Scharr, from Rotterdam, 4 bales
contents unknown, order,-20 cases do. W Fosberry and co-30
baskets mineral water, Bahr, Behrend and co-20 hampers do, T
Rodeck-20 baskets Seltzer water, G Ellerksmp-6 cases wine,
order-59 do, J E Dumont-42 do, Blundell, Falk and co-23 do, E
P M'Knight-1 do, J Cockshott-1 do, C Bourne-1 do, H Law-
rence-1 case a rifle, ditto-50 mats flax, Havelaar and Taylor-1
case glass, J E Dumont—about 67 tons oak bark, order-200 cases
gepeva, order—Q

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, AUG. 2.

There has been a very animated demand for. Sugar during the
week for all descriptions, and the sales of B.P. are 2000 hhds. at an
advance of is per cwt. on brown and low middling, and very full
prices for good and fine. 8000 mats Mauritius, including a sale
not reported last week, have also been disposed of, chiefly at 66s to
67s per cwt. and a small lot of white Bengal at 67s 6d. The sales
in Foreign Sugar consist of 70 cases and 150 brls Bahia, fair to good
brown, at 20s 6d to 21s per cwt.—The sales of Molasses consist of
80 puns Antigua at 34s 6d per cwt.—Coffee. The sales of Planta-
tion do not exceed 120 casks Jamaica; the Trade being at present
tolerably suppled, evince little disposition to increase their stocks.
and the sales effected have been at a decline, in most instances, of
2s to 3s per cwt. Nothing done in Foreign.-40 brls Jamaica Gin-
ger sold at 80s to 110 s, and 50 bags Barbadoes at 48s per cwt., and
200 bags black Pepper at 4d to aid per lb.—Nothing dune in Cocoa
or Pimento—There has been an extensive demand for East India
Rice, and 3500 bags have been sold at 15s for good to 15s 6d for line
quality; a small lot of dressed Carolina brought 40s per cwt. duty
paid.—Rum continues in good request, and the sales are 200 puns.
comprising Demerara, 5 to 10 per cent. 0.P., at 3s 10d to 4s 3d, 26
to 30, at 6s to 6s 3d per gallon, and Brazil of low quality, 17 to 18
per cent. underproof, at 2s per gallon.
Scarcely any thing has been done in Indigo.—Various public
sales have taken place, but the following goods only found buyers,
viz. 240 chests East India Gum Arabic at 20s to 52s 6d; 10 chests
Shell Lac Ms 6d to 58s; 7 do. Lao Dye at 11c1; 138 bags East India
Galls at 73s to 765; 25 chests Gum Animi at £4 to £7 lOs ; 370 bags
Kutch at 30s, and 15 bales Bengal Safflower at £3 lOs to £3 18s.-
1150 bags of Saltpetre have been sold at 27s to 29s.—About 900
bags of Nitrate of Soda have been taken at I4s to 14s lid, but
holders generally are now asking higher rates.
About 100 tons of Campeachy Logwood have been sold, indirect,
at .t,g ss, and good and prime at .£9 lOs to £10; a few tons of Ja-
maica brought £8 per ton; in other descriptions of Dyewoods the
sales have been trifling, and without change. The demand for
Turpentine continues very regular, and 1800 brls have been sold
at Ils to Ils 4d for fair quality, and 12s id for fine new soft.—Of
Stockholm Tar 1600 brls have been taken at about the quotations.
—The sales both of Pot and Pearl Ashes are trifling, hut the prices
remain unaltered.—Bees' Wax is in fair request, but in consequence
of so much having lately been brought forward, prices have gone
lOs per cwt. lower; 131 cases East, India sold at £6 to £6 108 per
cwt. duty paid, and 40 bales bleached Cuba at .£9 10s;—The de-
mand for Quercitron Bark continues extremely limited, and mei s
are declining; a few hhds. Philadelphia have been disposed of at
17s. and of New York at 14s 9d per cwt,.—Nothing done in Clover-
seed or Flaxseed.—Hides. Fair prices have been obtained, and the
sales comprise 6000 salted Monte Video Ox and Cow at 4d to tic',
850 dry dry Sincapore light Buffalo at ad per lb for sound, and 880
salted Monte Video Horse at 12s ld to 12s 6d each.—Tobacco. The
market continues without animation ; the sales for the last month
are only 279 hhds. consisting of 126 Virginia leaf and 89 stemmed,
3 Kentucky leaf and 61 stemmed ; of which 10 !aids. were for Ire-
land and 15 for exportation, leaving 164 Mids. for the trade. In
prices some concession has been made, and we alter our quotations
accordingly.
There has been less doing in Brimstone this week ; the sales are
limited to 100 tons, at £ll per ton.—No transactions worth report-
ing iu Sumac.—A few sales made in Cream of Tartar at 6ss to 70s,
and Naples white Argols at 43s per cwt.—A speculative demand has
sprung up for Madder Roots; at the close of last week 200 bales
Turkey and 100 bales Cyprus were disposed of, the foimer at 455,
and the latter at 40s per cwt.—Olive Oil has been in good request,
and holders are asking rather higher prices ; the sales are 50 tuns,
Trieste Galipoli at £47 10s, and direct Galipoli £53 per tun.—No
further imports of Seal Oil have been received this week ; some in-
quiry has appeared for the article, but holders having warehoused,
are looking for higher rates than buyers are willing to give ; Cod
Oil is in very limited request.—Some transactions in pale Rape Oil
have taken place, at the prices quoted; in Linseed Oil there is little
doing.—Early in the week some extensive transacticns took place
in Palm Oil, (including a cargo just arrived,) and nearly 1500 tons
were sold, at £37 105 to £3B : subsequently some smaller sales
were made at £3B lOs to £39, and at £39 the market is now very
firm, and some holders require a further advance.—ln Oil of Turpen-
tine some sales have been effected at rather lower rates.—The sales
of Hemp and Flax continue very limited; about 220 bales Jute sold
at £ll to £ll Iss per ton.—Tallow is in good request, and a further
advance of is to Is 6d per cwt. has been realized on both Russian
and South American.