The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-26 00:00:00

MONDAY, JULY 25. —Noon Wind N.—Fresh.

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ARRIVED—The Dalmatia, Winsor , from New Orleans—Sir Wallet
Scott, —; and Carlton, Anderson, from Quebec—Redbreast, Mil-
lard, from Constantinople—Hebe, Hutton, from Marseilles.
ALSO ARRIVED—ThtI Dart, Owen, from Newport—Sarah, Thomas,
from Swansea.

The Trefusis, IVl`Kinnon, hence, at Palermo.
Jupiter, Krooft, hence, at Swinnemundi.
Eolus, Elvers. hence, at Wismar.
St Pierre, Lehube, hence, at Havre.
In :Pan, orthwick, hence, at.Pernambuco.
Dale, Burton hence, at Mississippi.
Swrmaceti, Bartlett, hence, at Maranham.
Nimrod, Damrell; from Africa, at Bahia.
Adventure, Tule, from St Helena, at do.
Psyche, Youn.,., from Trieste, at Gibraltar, for this port.
Earl, Bunn, from Cape Haytien, at Falmouth.
Columbine, Brown, from St Domingo, 'at Bremen.
Warrior, —, from New South Wales and Bahia, at the DoWn4i
sailed from Bahia 27th May—the Aimwell sailed from Bahia for this
port 18th May.
The Alexander, —, from Sincapore, at Manila, leaky, and must
discharge, bound to China.
The Salem, for Havre ; Isaac Hicks, for London ; and Milo, 930
Tacitus, for this port, were on the Bar of the Mississippi, 13th ult.
George,Wright ; and Robert Scurfield, Clough, sailed from Maran,
ham for this port, 12th June.
The Sheldrake, (packet) fm. Rio Janeiro & Bahia, at Pernambuco:

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JULY 25, 1836.

Wind at Holyhead, North, light breeze at Noon.

Off Holyhead, outwar&bound—No. 407, Manchester, B Scharf fOf
Bristol, at 1 p. m.

Off Point Lvnas, outward-bound—No. 416, Elizabeth Bentley, B S.
for Philadelphia, at 12 noon—No. 94, Jessie Logan, B S, for Quebec;
at 1 p in.
Off Holyhead, inward-bound—A vessel dismasted in tow by a brig:
at 5 30 p.m.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

Ern. r Ht.

Festirals, 4e.

JULY. U. M.
Tuesday ....26 911
Wednesday.. 27 10 10
Thursday ..28 11 3
Friday, ....29 11 54
Saturday....3o 017
SUNDAY...3I 1 4
Monday Aug 1 148

H. H.
9 42
10 37
11 30

F. I.
14 10
16 1
17 3
18 4
18 10
18 7
17 11

St Anne
Moon Perigee lh morning
Length of day 15h 50m
Spanish Armada defeat. 1588
Ancient Dog Days begin
9th Sunday after Trinity.
Lammas Isay '

ditiatizm.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 22. •
There has been a fair demand for SUGAR, but buyers not being dis-
posed generally to give the prices demanded, the sales amount only to
900 hds 8.P., at rather lower prices. In Bengal or Mauritius no sales
have been made. In Foreign Sugar the sales are 200 chests Brazil,
within the quotations.—ln MOLASSES there are no tranasctions to re- '
port.—COFFEE. The sales of Plantation have been rather limited,
comprising 140 casks of Jamaica and 30 casks Demerara, at steady
rates. Nothing done in Foreign.—ln COCOA or PIMENTO no sales.-
300 bags :blaok PEPPER. sold at 41d to 41d ; and 200 bags East India
GINGER at 40s IP' cwt.—RUM has been in very good demand, and up-
wards of 40J puns have been sold, at 2s 3d for common Leewards, and
3s 8d to 4s 2d for strong and fine qualities pf Demerara ; the quotations
are raised in conformity.—East India RICE continues in good request,
and upwards of 1000 bags have been disposed of at 15s to 15s 9d, in
bond, for good Bengal. •
/here are no transactions to report this week in Irintoo.—Small
sales of SHELL LAC have been made at 1228 6d, of TERRA JAPONICA
at 495, and of Bengal TURMERIC at 20s IV cwt in bond.—The business
in SALTPETRE barely reaches 201 bags, at 31s to 325.-4000 bags NI-
TRATE of SODA are reported ,without .price, and 6.00 bags at 19s 3d r
cwt.—At public sale, 796 slabs Straits' TIN" brought 122 s 3d to 124 s 3d
4? cwt.
Dvßwoons.—There continues but a limited demand for all kinds;
about 300 tons of Campeachy LoGwoon sold at £8 to £8 as 6d, and 100
of Jamaica at £5 15s from the quay ; in FUSTIC, 30 tons of Cuba sold
at £8 15s to £9, and 110 of Bavanilla at £4 7s 6d. 4? ton ; 10 tons of
Lima NICARAGUA WOOD brought £l6 10s, and 22 tons of small Nica-
ragua, by auction, 15s 4? ton ; nothing reported in CANIVIOoD or
BARWooD.—The arrivals of TURPENTINE having been larger than
were required for the immediate wants of the trade, the holders, in or-
der to effect Sales, have been obliged to submit to a considerable re-
duction in price, and for 1000 brls of ordinary quality have accepted
Ils 4? cwt.—No sales in American. TAR, but 100 brls of Stockholm
have been sold at 12s 4? brl.—Montreal Pot and Pearl ASHES have
been dull of sale, and the business done very limited, at barely the
previous quotations.—About 700 quarters of East India LINSEED have
been disposed of at the prices quoted.—Nothing done in CLOVERSEED.
—6O hds Philadelphia QUERCITRON BARS, just arriVed, sold from the
quay, at about :5s cwt,—There have been several arrivals of Bags'
WAx ; a small parcel of American sold by auction, at £8 15s 4? cwt •
duty paid, and 25 boxes of East India at in' lOs in bond.—The sales of
Hums consist of 450 dry Buenos Ayres and Monte Video at 71d to 7id,
2130 salted Buenos Ayres at 48d to 41d, 640 dry salted Brazil at 61d
6O) salted Rio Grande fh'eated) at 21d to 41d, and 3600 East India Kips
at 71d for dry salted, 51d for rubbed do, 54d to 51d for dry, and 3d to
41d 4? lb for rubbed do.—ln Dolts it HAIR there are no sales to report.
—Of OAK BARK, 30 tons have been sold at £6 5s for heavy, and £6 12s
6d'4V ton fur coppice.—The sales of TOBACCO have been limited to 50
hd.s; of, which 20 hds were taken for Ireland, aud the remainder by the
home-trade.
MEDITTERANEAN PRODUCE.

No alteration has taken place in the market for BRIMSTONE this
week ; there are various inquiries, but few sellers ; the principal busi-
ness done has been-in small parcels from the ships' side, at full prices.
—No sales worthy of notice have been reported in SUMAC, ARGOLS or
TARTAR, nor any thing beyond small lots of MADDERS, MADDED
ROOTS or Persian BERRIES.—VALONIA still remains without inquiry.
—The business done in OLIVE OIL has been on a limited scale, but we
do not notice any change in the prices, and the principal holders do
not seem anxious to press sales.—Two more cargoes of Pale SEAL
Om have arrived here ; both have been sold, and there now remains
none in the importers' hands.—Ssen Ou.s are again a trifle lower,
with a very limited business doing.—The transactions in PALM OIL
extend to about 250 tons, of which 200 tons were taken for the Lon-
don market, the exact price not reported;" the remainder sold from
£38.15s to £39 4? ton.—Ort of TURPENTINE is lower.—ln HEMP and
FLAX littte business done ; a parcel of 240 bales Jute sold at £2O tr
ton,.duty,paid.—The TALLow market has continued in a very de-
pressed,state through the week, in consequence of advices from -Lon-
don of the decline in prices there ; the quotations are reduced ac•
cordingly, but must still be"considers l as nominal.