The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-08 00:00:00

EUROPE.

Oporto, (172) T Martin, from Oporto, 27 pipes 36 hlids 16 qr casks
wine, order-4 hhds wine, J Smith —3 pipes 6 hhds do, T Stavert-
-2 hhds Iqr cask do, T Martin and Son-3 hhds do, C and J Rawdon
—2O cases do, A-Appleton—S pipes do, Ormerod and Sons-2 pipes 2
cases do, fleyworth, Phipps and co-1 pipe 5 hhds do, J A Murta-1
hhd do, T thisworth-6 -hhds do, J Knowles, jun and co-3 pipes 6
hhds do, A Woodward and Sons-7 pipes do, It Preston and co-10
pipes do, Perriberton and Green-1 hhds/5 qr eaocs do, J Edisbury-
-8 pipes 1 hhd do, Lambert and co-20 qr casks do; J Simpson-4 hhds
4qr casks do, .1 M•Kee—lohhds 20 qr casks do, R W Preston-7 hhds
do, Laughton and I'otts-1 pipe 1 laid do, Buchanan and Browne-2
pipes do, G Smith-8 hhds 12 qr casks do, G Pim and co-9 hhds 15
qr casks do, J Gaskarth-8 qr, casks do, G Bennett-1 do, G Lennox
—2 pipes do, J Brooks-1 hhd 7 cases do, L Phillips-4 pipes do,
Bradshaw and co--G pipes 10 hhds do, Hassall and Foulkes-4 pipes
do, Bradshaw and co-6 pipes 10 hlids do, Hassall and Foulkes-4
pines do, It Hall-20 pipes 6 hhds do, Arrowsmith and co-46 cases
do, Glazebrook Brothers-2 hhds Iqr cask do, It Gilbert-10 pipes
do, Rawson and co—G do, T. Naylor and co-8 pipes 4 hhds do, J
Driver and co— 5 pipes olive oil, Duarte and co-2 boxes oranges,
,13 Ilaram-6 tons c“rkwood, T Martin and Son-2 boxes oranges, 1
package contents unknown, 2 boxes samples; order—P D
Vesta, -(180) 3 IT Kruger, from Ilambro', 500 brie flour, R and G
lienn-250 do, Ridyard and Leicester-140 do, W Drevar-500 do, A
J Patterson-150G do, 150 bags bread, T Rimmer, jun—V D
Maria, (150), J J Moller, from Copenhagen, 50 cases contents un-
.known, order-50 uses 50 double cases cherry brandy, J Crosthwaite
'and co-1585 brls 100 brie flour, H Moore and co—Q I)
_ _ _

Fortuna, (74) F Kroller, frOm Altona, 4 packages carved wood, 8
cases contents unknown, 50 bags bread, 363 brls flour,. Gibbons and
Healing—Q D
Eliza, (99) T Billing, from Gallipoli, 153 casks olive oil, Whitaker,
Carter and co—l do, the master—U 1)
Tweelingen Daniel and Wilco, (187) II F Klein, from Rotterdam,
10 pipes 20 hf pipes geneva, 2 hampers Seltzer water, D Witlink-20
hf puns geneva. J Van Zeller & co-50 cases do, 15 hampers mineral
water, Voss and co-1 basket do, J Aikin-1 case cologne, II Gunter
—1 ease cordials, W Dawson—.l loads 38 bundles bulrushes, W Hunter
—154 casks madder, 10 pipes 1:0 It tids 30 cases geneva,,...oo horns, 20
hampers Seltzer water, 1.3 casks tallow, 30 cases cheese, 2 cases cor-
dials, 13 bags clover-seed. lOn mats flax; order—Q 13
Wilheltnina, (121) J F Kreplin, from Wismar, S3O qrs wheat, Gib-
bons and Healing—QD
Julie, (155) J C Hamer, from Wismar, 1000 qrs wheat, T Woodward
and co—Q D
Caroline, (9s) B .Soderberg. from Wismar, 550 qrs wheat, Bryans,
Herd and co—Q
Martha & Wax, (100) C Baltzen, from Hambro', 250 brls flour, E
Rae-950 brls 80 hf brls flour, 50 brls split peas, 42 brls 4 casks hams,
50 brla -pork,: 7 0 bags 10 pons 90 lihds bread, 20 barns, 1 brl smoked
beef, no cowylgnees—Q D
Gerhard-Hermann, (J C Claussen. from Bremen, 18 hams and a
quay tity bo-aks, E Delius.—l Tom Hambro, 366 packages contents
unknown, 13 cases linen, 25 jars butter, (fur exportation in same
vessel to Porto ltieo)—W D
Kinderwyk, (225) B H Myerhoff, from Dordt, 125 tons oak bark,
order—Q D
Fortuna, or,o) F Taay, from Dordt, 124 tons oak bark, A C
Kup-
-100 mats. J Van Zeller—Q D
Catharine Julia, (126) P H Hazewinkel, from Amsterdam, 24 loads
bithusbes. Nv Hooter—Q D
Industrie, (125) J Van Duyn, from Amsterdam, 26 loads 21 bundles
bulrushes, order—Q D
Plunistead, (187) C Symonds, from Antwerp, 230 Inks flax, Ten-
nan ts, Moore and co-137 do, A Swainson-148 d 0,753 tons' oak bark,
order—G D

(173) J Brabander, from Antwerp, 167 bales
flax, 1 bale hemp A Swainson-200 do, Tennants, Moore and co-86
tons oak bark, J C Kalowskie—Q

Niamey, 46) R J Downes, from Licata, 285 tons brimstone, D
Buchanan and Son-2 packages oranges, 1 slab marble, 1 chest mac-
caroni, order—P D

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 4.
In the early part of the week the demand continued extensive, and
sales were made at an advance of id per lb in American, and at full
prices for all other descriptions ; but for the last two days a more
general disposition to sell has been evinced, and the little advantage
gained by holders has again been conceded to the buyers, leaving the
quotations without any material variation from those of Friday last
Of 2800 Surat and 300 Demerara and Berbice offered by auction to-day,.
1330 Surat and 210 Demerara and Berbice were sold, at id per lb decline
upon the fair to good qualities of Surat. Speculators have taken 7500
American, and exporters Pm American and 350 Surat. There were
forwarded into thercountry unsold last month, 3150 American, 800 Per-
nambuco and 150 Egyptian.

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ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
From tlee 27th ult. to this day inclusive.

Current ix PORTS.
SALES OP TUE WEEK. Prices. This Wk this Year
260 Sea Island l7d rii• 36d '
10 Stained...... 6 —l3 2125 209053
9270 { Bowed Georgia
51 , 84
.
4900 l Mobile 54 81
Alabama and Tennessee ... • 51 64 .20729 267089
17050 New Orleans 5O 84 J
Pernambuco and Paraiba... 81 _.94 19087
2400 I Aricati and Ceata , 8..t4 __9 16116
750 Bahia and Mageio ' 7 8i ~,-. 8633
c Maranham
570 t Sawginned
f>o Minas
\.)
so Para — 3
884 2 112 :::: . i 1355983
270 Demerara, Surinam, etc
980 Egyptian
Barbados 6l 724 .... 51
30 Peruvian 74 84 1 1
Bahama
140 Laguayra
Common West India, 8.. c 6 8 192 }-11683
110 Carthagena.
I
Smyrna . 6 7
90 Manilla -54 64 J
2780 Surat 34 —5l 5220 '12489
Madras. • 4 51 " 2
.... 1 .
Bengal ...
34 5 S
,
32029 552137
39710 bales

There continues a good general (lei
were 5,000 bags, and to-day the busin
prices.

,mand. The
less amounts

sales on S
to 3,000 at

Saturday
it steady

LIVERPOOL PROVSION MARKET, MAY 7.
Prime new Grass Butler continuo in brisk demand:- favourite
Waterford and Carlow brands bringing 108 s to I !Os, third Cork 90s to
925. Old Butter not inquired for.—Beel and Pork steady.—Bacon in
request and prices looking up.

LIVERPOOL AGRICUL.

CORAL MARKET; MAY 7,

s. d. s. d.
Old Hay 0 9 Qio 111W201b,
New II aV 0 0 0 0
Clover nay.— 0 8 0 10
Straw, Wheat 0 6 0 7
Straw, Oat 0 51 0 6
Stra w. Barley 0 5 0 51—

s. d. s. tl.
Potatoes ... • 2 o'B2 3.1 r 91 h.
Cattle Potatoes 1 6 1 s -
Turnips
Carrots -
Manglewurzle 0 0 0 0 ---
Manure 9 010 0 --

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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 5.
Except of Oatmeal, the arrivals of which amount to upwards of 8000
loans, we have this week had a moderate importation of home produce
for urCorn market. From fdreign ports there have arrived 5000
quarters of Wheat and,about 11,000 barrels of Flour, 1200 of the latter
from Calcutta. The favourable change for vegetation which has taken
place in the weather during the last few days has checked the buoyancy
of the Wheat market, but the advanced r 'tes noted on Tuesday have
been maintained, fine Irish red reaching Os 3d' and English 9s 9d per
501bs.—Oats may be considered to have sustained the improved value
of that day, 3s 3d being demanded for the best Irish and 3s Id to 3s 2d
per 451bs for fair mealing qualities, but the amount of business has
been limited.—Some parcels of Oatmeal have changed hands, on
speculation, at 25s 6d to 25s 9d ; indeed, 26s per 2401bs has been ob-
tained for choice Irish manufacture.—Plour has met a good sale at an
advance of 2s per sack on the quotations of this day se'nnight : extra
marks of Irish have brought 53s per 28 lbs.—Barley, Beans, and Peas
as last noted.—About 5000 quarters of bonded Wheat, Baltic red, have
changed hands at Os per 701bs, and a few hundred barrels of superfine
sweet Flour at 25s per barrel.

BANQUET TO SIR ROBERT PEEL —At the banquet to be
given 'by the conservatives members of the House of Commons
to Sir Robert Peel, on the 12th instant, at Merchant Tailors'
Hall, it is expected that of the 311 members who have inserted
their names in the list of hosts, 300 will be present personally to
take part.in the festival. The Marquis of Chandos is appointed
chairman, and the- Hon. Wm. S. Lascelles vice chairman.
We understand that some of the most distinguished members
of the House of Lords, the Duke of Wellington taking the lead,
intimated their wish to be included in the list of hosts, but this
was felt to be wholly incompatible with the principle upon
which the entertainment had been suggeyted and arranged.

BIRTHS.
On the 25th ult. at the Rectory, Warrington, the lady of {he.HOn•
and Rev. H. Powis, of a son.
On the 3d instant, La Virgil-street,•the wife.of Captain John Hus-
ker, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
• On the 3d ult. at St. Peter's Church, Mr. Charles Chalk, victualler
New. Quay, to Miss Mary Jones, of Ince, Cheshire.
On the 19th ult. at St. David's Church, Mr. Frederick G. Lynn,
Bold-street, to Anne, daughter of the late Mr. John Lynn, of London.
On the Ist instant, at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. R.
P. +Buddicom, John Grantham, Esq. to Mary, daughter of George
Withers, Esq. both of Everton.
On the 2d instant at St. Bridget's Church, by the Very Rev.'the
Dean of Bangor, Vincent Roger Corbett, Esq. third son of the late Sir
Andrew Corbet. of Moreton- Corbet, in Shropshire, Bart. to Maria
fifth daughter of Philip Humberston, Esq. of Friars. Chester.
On the 4th instant, by the Rev. R. Davies, William Brownfield
Johnson. Esq. surgeon, of Chester, to Mary, youngest daughter or
the late Captain Mulholland, Sea View, Kirkdale.

DIED.
At Mohawk Village, on the Grand River, aged 78, Catherine, relict
of Captain Joseph Brant, the celebrated leader of the Six Nations.
She was the third, wife of thedistinguished chief whose name, daring
the American revolution, carried terror into every border hamlet, and
was, moreover, in her own right, by birth, the head of the great In-
dian confederacy of the Six Nations.
On the 30th ult., aged 35, after a short but spvcre illness, the Right
lion. Lowther Augustus Jtlhn. Lord Muncaster.
Same day In Bigwell-str et. Douglas, Isle of Man, after a few day'S
illness, aged 70, Mr. Roper Kermode.
Same day, at the house df his son, Mr. Edward Ilitchens, Trinity.
house, Chester, aged 81, Mr. Thomas Ilitchens, many years a Cor
manufacturer in that city.
Same day, in Park-street, Grosvenor-square, London, in her 80th
year, Anne, relict of the late John Brownrigge Leake, Esq., of Had-
leigh, Suffolk.
On the 30th ult. at Hackney, in her 91st yrear, Mrs. Hall, relict of
the late Mr. Thomas flail, Watling-street. London.
On the 3d instant, ft t Houghead, near Withington, aged 82, Mr. John
Jackson.
Same day, in this town, aged 66, George Dawson, Esq., of White-
haven. Ile was much arid deservedly respected, and his memory will
live in the minds and affections of a numerous circle of friends. _., Same day, at Barnsley. aged 80. Mary, relict of the late Rev.
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Harrison, of Netherfield Chapel, Thurlstone.
On Thursday last, aged 85, Mrs. Townson, Doncaster.
Same day, aged 21, Anne, the wife of Mr. John Jones, sugar,
boiler, much respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaint-
ance.
Same, day, aced 8 years, James Johnston, eldest son of James
lligham, Esq., merchant, 54, Stafford-street.
Same day, aged 27, Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. James Castel].
Byrom-street.
Same day, aged 69, Mrs. Jane Richardson. deeply regretted.
Same day, in his 18th year, Mr. William White, stepson to Edward
Segar, Esq , Birkenhead.
On Friday last, of consumption. Caroline, daughter of the late Mr.
William Pix,
Same day, aged 44, Mr. Daniel Harrison Lowry, corkcutter.
Same day, very suddenly, at his residence, /3irkenhead, deepg,
lamented by his family' and friends, Captain Benjamin Beales, late ,
her Majesty's service.
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