The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-12-31 00:00:00

296 Havannah, Ashley Brothers
342 Demerara and Mobile,
Imrie & Tomlinson

SOUTH A3IERICA.
Glorat, G Adams. 203 Brazils,
Gipsy, A Campbell, 185 Bahia,
Wm. Russell, R Bruce, 298 Pernambuco;
Mary Queen of Scots, W Kiley, 245 Pernambuco,
Broad Oak, J M'Coy. 274 Bahia,
. • UNITED STATES.
Alexander Edmond, J Strang, 716 Savannah,
Wildes, Pickcrsgill & Co
J Gordon & Co

H. Singlehurst & Co
C Ironside & Co
J Holliwell
.1 Holliwell
J Holliwell

Colombia, G Sutherland,
Westchester, W Ferris,

295 Mobile,
700_New York,
Waddington, Holt & Co
New York, W C Barstow, 1046 New York, Baring Brs &co
BRITISH AMERICA.
642 St. John, N.B. Cannon, Miller & Co
EUROPE.

Flora, R Cowing,

Anna Agatha, R J Berghiw.,
Fisherman, M A Gibaut.
Ceniaur, W Fox,
Navarin, A Duhletz,

25 Rotterdam, Bahr, Behrend & Co
196 Jersey, J Robin & Son
123 Gibraltar and Cadiz, W H Wood
199 Elsinore and Danzic,
Bahr, Behrend & Co
221 Gibraltar, J Robin & Son
130 Genoa, 13ahr. Behrend & Co
114 Laguira, lamina & Jones
80 Messina, Bahr," Behrend &Co
106 Naples, Campbell & Co

C.R. C. , P Briard,
Jane, D Viviace,
Why Not? W Dart,
Courier, J W Bohn,
Mary & Jane, J Osborne,

OarTt.a.,:,

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Dec. 27.

• In consequence of the holydays,•the business in Sugar has been
confined to 500 hhds B.P. at former prices. 4 parcel of 3000 bags
low brown Bengal, offered lately by auction, has been sold this
week to the Refiners, it is supposed at 49e, but the actual price has
not been allowed to transpire, and, in addition, the Grocers have
taken 2000 bags good and fine white at 7es to 700 6d per cwt. and
1000 bags.Mauritins at an average•of about 63s per cwt. There has
been some little inquiry for Foreign Sugar, but there are no sales
of any consequence to report. —The -late arrivals of Molasses not
being yet landed, nothing has been done.—The transactions in
• Plantation Coffee have been exceedinglylimited ; no change hi prices.
Nothing done in Foreign.—A small lot of Trinidad Cocoa sold at
ass per cwt. and '250 bags light Pepper at set par lb.—No sales of
Ginger or Fimento.-1300 bags of East India Rice have been sold,
chiefly of ordinary quality, at 130, with a parcel of yellow at Its lid
per cwt, in bond.—There Is very little fine Rum offering, and the
sales amount to 140 puns. at 4s led to as 3d for Jamaica, 17 to 20
i•er cent. O.P. and 5s 4d to 6s for good and fine strong Demerara.
The demand has been very limited fur all kinds of ,East India
Drysaltery articles, and the principal sales reported have been about
70 bales Safflower, at 908 to 12110 pet cwt. a cording to quality; 50
chests of Cassia, and about 2500 bags of Saltpetre, at the quotations.
Of Campcachy Logwood about 70 tons of 'goad -sold at 4-9 lOs
all other kinds neglected ; SO tons of Savattilla Fustie brought only
.41 15s, and a few tons of small Nicaragua Wood 46 12a 6d.—The
sides of Turpentine amount to 1200 bris, at lls led to 12s 3d; but
for 300 bids which have been advertised for public sale, the prices
offered were so much below the expectation of the holders, that the
whole were withdrawn, and they are now going into store.—Of
.American Tar, 1000 brls were sold at 13s :id per brl.—Montreal Pot
Aches continue dull, and some sales of new imports have been
made at a slight reduction upOn previous prices.—Uhe sales of Hides
are not extensive, but full prices have been obtained, 17c0 salted
Monte Video Ox are reported .at 4Zd; 1400 dry salted Pernambuco
at std to 6441,207 dry and salted Jamaica at aid to bid, 360 dry
Mazatlan at lid, and 3900 East India hips, ordinary and dry salted,
itt!lOd for sound, gd to Sid for Ist rubbed, and others in proportion.
—The sales of Tobacco have been about 15e hints ; of which 20 were
for Ireland, 10 for export, and the remainder, or 120 hhds, to
Manufacturers.

TIL. demand for Brimstone has remained dormant during the week,
chiefly in consequence of various rumours as to some interference
with the privileges granted to the Sulphur Company, which appear
to have little or no foundation ; the few holders here are not dis-
posed to sell under the quotations.—Nothing cf importance has
been done in Sumac.—Of Tat tar the market has been bare for some
time, but several parcels are recently arrived, but not yet lauded,
which will furnish a fair disposable stock.—Argols have been in
limited request.—No sales have been reported in Madders or Mad-
der Roots.—There has been a renewed inquiry for Olive Oil, and a
fair amount of .business has been done, at steady prices.—Nothing
has been done in Fish Oils, except a sale of about 10 tons pale Seal,
a little under ,:;'ll2 per tun.—Rapd and Linacell'OilS are still dull of
sale, and without alteration in price.—Some large arrivals of Pain;
Oil received this week have further depressed the market ; the salts
amount to 150 tons, commencing at £33, but chiefly at .C 32 to .432
as per ton, at which reduction there are still sellers.—Oil of Turpen-
tine is selling only in retail lots, 'at 56s to 575.-Illemp and Flax are
dull of sale.—For Tallow the demand is moderate, and the market
steady at 49s for Petersburg yellow candle ; some Siberia yellow can-
dle sold at 46s gd per cwt.