The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-05-28 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

Ellen Brooks, (507) J B Lindsay, from New Orleans, 1568 Ms cot-
ton, A Dennistoun and Co-234 do, V Poutz-70 do, Reid, Irving
and Co—W D

EUROPE.

Catherine, (212) W Whiteway, from Trieste, 1077 qrs wheat, 100
qrs Indian corn, 500 bxs candles, 100 kgs grease, 83 bls cotton, 1 trs
samples, Order-50 bis sheeps' wool, Geller and co-1 kg almonds,
Master-400 coker nuts, Expn-G D
Castilian Maid, (112) J R Scott, from St. Michael's, 584 bxs
oranges, E Rae-6 do, Master—K D

Leda, H Zeplien, (160) from Rostock, loose about 1400 qrs barley,
W Lowe-50 qrs wheat, Order—Q D
Tugend, (150) J It Scott, from Rostock, 945 qrs wheat, Ridyard
and Leicester—Q D

Emma, (153) T Irving, from Lisbon, 2 hhds 1 qr cask wine, W
Moore--6 qr casks do, T Stewart-20 qr casks do, J K Tudor-2 qr
casks do, A Latham-2 hhds do, Hassall and Foulkes-1 do, Leech,
Harrison and Co-4 qr casks do, order-5 hhds do, Lassell, Lewin
and Co-1 hhd do, A Swainson-1 qr cask 1 box do, 'I Martin and
Son-75 chests 99 hf chests fruit, 20 chests 62 hf chests do, order-
-1 bag rice, (exportation) A J Da Costa-60 pipes olive oil, Csrne and
Telo-40 tons salt; J Bibby and Co-1 box samples, Duarte Brothers
and Co—Q D

Johanna & Heinrich, (172) J J 0 Harting, from Stettin, 1130 qrs
wheat, Bryans, Herd and Co—Q D
Germania, (1g1) F Tretter, from Stettin, 1470 qrs wheat, Ridyard
and Leicester—Q D

Union, (532) A Wieneholdt, from Danzic, 128 pces timber, 810
deck planks, 32 deals, 2* tins lathwood, about 500 qrs peas, 5310
staves, Holdforth, Bald and Co—about 150 qrs peas, order-100
kegs 'spruce beer,. W Vernon-500 qrs wheat, order-500 do, T
Mackay—B D
Emerald, (91) E Dempsey, from Bourdeaux, 6 bottles wine, Bevan
and Smith-64 hf hhds 1233 cases 12 baskets do, Fletcher and
Alexander-1 hhd 2hf hhds 59 cases do, order-1 pipe 4hf hhds do,
W Maxwell and Co-40 hhds do, D Levy-13 cases do, J Gaskarth
—2 cases do, T Murray-2 hhds 4hf hhds 35 cases do, T and W
Earle and Co-6 cases do, F Huth and Co-57 baskets do, W Pres-
ton-3 cases do, Warden and Wanostrocht-12 hhds 8 casks bran-
dy, Fletcher and Alexander-5 cases do, J Gage-1 i do, order-1
do, Warden and Wanostrocht-3 cases do, 2 boxes specimens
natural history, J .0 Isaacson-8 cases perfumes, 1 jar sausages, 1
case sardines and vegetables, 20 cases brandy fruit, I box corks, i
jar sweetmeats, 40 demijohns 4 hf hhds vinegar, T and W Earle and
Co-2 cases 8 packages contents unknown, C P Fletcher—K D
Duke of Cambridge, (369( J Battey, from HaVre, 20 cases 12 casks
1 hf cask wine, order-29 cases 12 baskets 2 hhds do, J Dawson-
-15 packages do, J Moss and Co-178 eases do, P Devaux-2 do, W
A Olunan-5 do, C Imer, Panlet and Co-2 do, J Rawsthorne-4 do,
J Maunder, jun-8 do, Roscow, Arnold and co-4 do, Froes Bro-
thers-29 do, J Eadie-8 cases 6 baskets do, Laidman and Craig-
-7 cases do, Glazebrook Brothers-4 do, J Maury and Sons-1 do,
R Procter-5 do, Laughton and Potts-1 basket do, Melly, Prevost
and Co-52 cases 3 casks do, 1 case books, 2 cases contents unkn,
landed at Dublin-3 cases prints and books, C Choffiu-19 bales
flat, J Grimshaw-13 bales silk waste, J Moss and Co—li cases
contents unknown, H Castellain-41 casks potatce meal, A Ba-
ruchson-38 brls do, J Winder-10 cases brandy, J Dawson-20
bales flax, A Mulholland-17 do, C Duffln-1 case contents unkn,
R H Sherlock-2 cases plated goods, Duarte Brothers and Co—Cl B

;liftarlato.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MAY 24.

In consequence of the very small supply at market, and holders
refusing to sell, except at a further advance, the sales this week are
confined to 300 hhds B.P. at very stiff prices. 600 bags Bengal sold
at 67s to 68s for low white. No sales to notice in Foreign Sugar.—
Molasses are scarce, and the transactions are limited to a small par-
cel of Antigua, at 35s 6d per cwt.—There has been a good demand
for Plantation Coffee, the sales amount to 160 casks of Jamaica, of
the new crop, chiefly at auction : clean ordinary to middling quali-
ties brought an advance, in most instances, of 2s per cwt. the bet-
ter descriptions, particularly extra fine of favourite marks, sold at
very extreme rates. Nothing done in foreign.—No sales in Cocoa,
Ginger, or Pimento.-300 bags black Pepper, sold by auction, with
all faults, at 4d to 4bd per lb.—The business in Rice is comprised in
40 tierces of dressed Carolina at 40s per cwt. duty paid.—The Rum
market continues in an excited state, and the few parcels offering
have been taken at a further advance of id to 2d per gallon : the
sales amount to 130 puns. and consist of fine Demerara at Gs to Gs id
per gallon, and common Leewards, 6 to 8 O.P. at 8s 8d to 8s 9d per
gallon.
A few chests of East India Indigo have been taken at steady prices.
—There has been some inquiry for black Cochineal, and about 12
seronc disposed of at 6s 5d to 6s 6d: fine Honduras silver brought
6s id to 6s 4d. The following sales have been made, namely, 64
chests Lac Dye at 10d for ordinary and lld for RM mark, 60 baskets
Terra Japonica at 26s 6d, 180 chests East India Gum Arabic at 33s
to 525, 50 chests Shell Lac at 56s to 625, 87 hhds Tincal at 53s 6d to
58s 6d, 16 bales of ordinary Bengal Safflower at 30s 6d to 315.—0 f
Saltpetre only 100 bags are reported at 28s per cwt. and 500 bags
Nitrate of Soda.

The demand for Dyewoods still continues limited; of Campeachy
about 120 tons sold at .12; and of Jamaica 25. tons at £8 2s 6d ; in
Fustic, 30 tons of Cuba brought £l6 2s 6d, and 10 tons of Ceara
sold at ss; the other sales of Dyewoods are small, and without
change.—The public sales of Turpentine have been brought forward
this week, comprising 1800 to 1900 brls. but no part was sold,
although 13s 2d was offered and refused for 500 brls; I3s 3d would
have been accepted.—Nothing new in American and Stockholm
Tar.—The prices of Montreal Pot and Pearl Ashes is without altera-
tion, 26s 6d •having been obtained for about 200 brls of the former
description; of the latter no sales are reported.—The sales in Quer-
citron Bark are merely a few casks, at 26s.—The dernandlor salted
Hides are only limited, and lower prices were accepted at auction
to-day; 4600 salted Monte Video Ox and Cow have been sold at
4d to 44d, 4600 salted Monte Video Ox and Cow have been sold at
4d to 4id, 780 Ceara at 44d. 1300 dry salted Brazil at 5.0 per lb,
and 360 dry Monte Video Horse at 9s 75 each.—The sales of Tobacco
during the week have been 170 hhds. of which 110 were Virginia
leaf and 50 stemmed, 5 Kentucky leaf and 2 stemmed, with 2 Mary-
lands ; of these about 90 were for Ireland, 20 for exportation, and
remainder to manufacturers. The market is steady, and there is
not the least change to notice in prices of any description.
There has been a partial inquiry for Brimstone, but the business
done has been confined to about 150 tos, chiefly from the ship-side,
and at full prices.—Some few sales hie been made in Sicily Sumac,
other sorts have been dull of sale.—Nothing worthy of notice has
been done in Madders, Madder Roots, Argols, or Cream of Tartar.
—Some recent arrivals of Valonia are to be offered at public sale
next week : the market had, preyiously been cleared of existing
stocks.—For Olive Oil there has been rather more inquiry, without
change in prices : the principal sales have been in Portugal, at £47,
and the total quantity of all sorts sold about 40 tuns.—Fish Oils are
neglected, and most descriptions may be bought on rather lower
terms.—Some transactions have taken place iu Linseed Oil at 27s 6d
to 28s per cwt.—ln pale Rape nothing done.—ln Palm Oil some ex-
tensive sales have been made, but at lower prices : about 600 tons
have changed hands, at rather under £42, 100 tons have at .t'42 10s,
and some trifling parcels at 15s per ton.—Oil of Turpentine is
dull of sale, and offering lower.—The business doing in Hemp and
Flax is very limited, and our quotations for Hemp are with difficulty
maintained.—A fair extent of business has been done in Tallow,but
at rather lower prices; South American is saleable; and much in-
quired for.