The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-03-10 00:00:00

EUROPE.

Fanny Connell, (171) J Dickson, from Lisbon, 4 hhds wine, 53
casks honey, C and J Rawdon-3 hhds 2 qr casks do, K Tronson-
-3 hhds 3 qr casks do, order-8 qr casks do, G F Dickson and co-4
hhds do, W M`Donald-1 qr cask do, Jee Brothers and co-10 do,
Came and Telo-1 do, A V Rodrigues-1 hhd do, W Rushton-2
do, J Robinson-1 do, W Rose and co-24 casks honey, J Lewis-
-20 do, Todd, Naylor and co-176 bags wool, Geller and co-26 do,
Nevill and Frankland-2 peels contents unknown, A V Rodrigues
and co-46 pipes olive oil, 22 hf chests fruit, 1 box contents unkn
T Martin and Son-18 pipes olive oil, J Yeoward-2 chests fruit, C
and J Rawdon-1 hf chest fruit, 1 box contents unknown, I)
Robertson-46 chests 25 hf chests fruit, Duarte Brothers and co-
-41 chests 117 hf chests do, E and H Burnett-34 chests 75 hf chests
oranges, J Adam-63 chests onions, E H Burnett-1 case returned
goods, order—G D
Gazelle, (109) T Lakey, from St. Michael's, 1003 bags oranges, E
Rae and Sons-5 do, the master—K D
Eliza Sanders, (143) T Bulley, from Smyrna, 201 bales madder
roots, 16 bales yellow berries, 19 bags and about 24 tons valonia, 3
drums fruit, order-51 drums figs and raisins, 1 bag walnuts, tte
master—Q D _ _ _

Diadem, (213) .1 Ross, from Trieste, 17 cases beads, P Devaux-
-500 boxes tallow candles, 700 pags shumac, 120 bags shamac
leaves, 30 bales wool, about 1000 qrs wheat, 1 bag samples, order—
K D •

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MARCH G.

The Sugar market is very barely supplied, and the sales in conse-
quence are limited to 700 hhds. 8.P., for which an advance of Is
4), cwt. has been obtained ; and at this improvement there still con-
tinues a good demand. 5400 bags of Bengal have been taken at
extreme rates. No sales of Mauritius. In Foreign Sugar the sales
have been more extensive than for some time past, and amount to
about 500 cases and 350 brls Brazil, principally to the Refiners, at
from 17s to 20s for low to middling, and 21s to 22s for good to fine
brown, and 52s to 25s for white ; 245 baskets Java, of good grey
quality, brought 2is 6d at public sale, and a few damaged 22s to
23s lid ; 116 bags good yellow Laguayra were taken at 279 6d. The
operation in bonded refined have also been more important, con-
sisting of 60 hhds loaves, at 37s for 121 b to 141 b, and 38s to 40S for
Turkey of 21b to 41b ; 30 tees Bastards at 19s, and 50 puns Treacle
13s 6d to 14s. 40 boxes Foreign yellow Candy brought 46s per cwt,
—Rather higher ;prices have been given for Molasses, 70 pulls of
B emerara being reported at 345, and 50 puns of Tobago and ordinary
St. Vincent at 33s per cwt.—Coffee. The sales of Plantation com-
prise 110 casks of Jamaica, which brought steady prices • good to
fine ordinary 110 s 6d to 116 s 6d, good middling 137 s to 140 s, and
fine middling to fine 1450 to 153 s 6d per cwt. 800 bags and 13 cases
of South American, admissible at Is per lb duty for home consump-
tion, have been taken by the Trade at 54s gd to 59s 3d per cwt. Of
Foreign, 150 bags damaged Bahia sold at 35s to 38s 6d per cwt.-10
brls Trinidad Cocoa sold at 635, and 40 bags Guayaquil at 39s.—
Nothing done in Ginger.-800 bags black Pepper have been dis-
posed of at 30 to 40, and a small lot of Pimento at 20 to 3d per
lb.—No sales reported in Rice.—The transactions in Rum are limited
to 60 puns of middling Jamaica at 5s 5d to r.s 7d, and 10 pipes of
Havana at Is 8d per gallon;
Tea. The market still remains quiet, and very little business has
been done; holders are very firm, and anxiously waiting for the
next accounts from China, which may be expected on the 10th
nstaut.
64 boxes of Bombay Indigo are reported, without price, and a
few chests Bengal at 6s to 6s 6d per lb.-48 chests Lac Dye sold at
Old to 2s 3d, according to quality ; 15 chests East India Gum Arabic
at 52s to 545, and a small quantity of Honduras silver Cochineal at
5s 4d.-61) tons Nitrate of Soda realized IBs, and a cargo of 250
tons 117 s, to arrive.—Of Saltpetre the sales are only 200 bags, at
250 6d.
There has been a good demand for Logwood, and the sales are
300 tons Campeachy, at .e 9 175 6d to 1 per ton, with a cargp to
arrive, the price of which has not transpired ; 50 tons Honduras
and Jamaica sold at £7 15s to .t'B per ton. There has been little
done in Fustic, a few tons only of Cuba and Savanilla being re.
Ported, at the quotations.—There are no sales either of Turpentine
or of Tar to report this week, neither is there any alteration in price.
—The business in Montreal Ashes has been trivial, but the few par-
cels sold have brought 24s to, 24s 3d for Pot and 29s to 29s 6d for
Pearl Ashes.—Nothing done in Flaxseed or Cloverseed, the latter
article is very scarce.—Hides. At the public sales last Friday, East
India Kips and salted Monte Video Horse sold freely at full prices,
2000 of the latter having brought Ils 8d to lbs 6d each and 8800 of
the former, Sid for sound heavy dry salted, Bid for first rubbed,
80 to 80 for ordinary dry, 70 for first rubbed, and 60 for second
rubbed. Salted Monte Video Ox and Cow have been in less de-
mand, and the sales are limited to 1300, at 5d to 50 for Ox, and
4ga to 41d per lb for Cows; 1000 dry salted Pernambuco have also
been sold at 60 per lb.—The sales of Tobacco have been about
70 hhds., of which 15 were for export, a few for Ireland, and the re-
mainder to the Trade.