The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-04-07 00:00:00

EUROPE.

Iduna, (166) J A Kronlund, from Odessa, 600 staves, order-900
qrs linseed, Landed at Cork—B D

Amazon, (390) W Holine, from Odessa, about 1700 qrs linseed,
Earles and Carter-210 cks tallow, 120 bls wool, order—W D
Collins, (416) J Marshall, from Gergenti, 3 cs vases, J Marshall
—abt 600 t sulphur, A A Gower, Nephew and co—K D
Sultana, (181) J B Rogers, from Civita Vecchia, 1316 qrs wheat,
Baring Bros and co-1 bx apparel, T Barber—Q D
Sancho Panza, (144) A Smith, from Naples, 49 csks cream tartar,
J Pownall-8 do, order-30 pps 30 hds 20 qr cks brandy, Ross Brs-
-31 pps 60 hds do, order-50 bls 1 bg wool, J Pownall-4 bls do,
order-30 do, 24 cks ground madder, 7 bls raw silk, J Macaire and
co-10 bxs 50 cs liquorice paste, 2 cks argols, 2 cs figures, order-
-2 bars iron retd, J Pownall-2 cs cork models, &c. Tennants, Clow
and cn-1 ese apparel, Gibsone Whitehead and co—K
Merlin, (86) T R Duff, from Terceira, 765 boxes oranges, W Dart
—3 do, order—W D
Lord Nelson, (71) B Quinton, from St. Michael's, 502 boxes
oranges, M'Andrews. Pilcher and co—G D
Superior, ('g) B Sherris, from St. Michael's, 615 boxes oranges, E
Rae and Sons-4 do, the master—K D
Vrow Maria, (70) J Aden, from Kohlbrand, Hanover. about 400
qrs wheat, order—Q D
Die Funf Gebrueder, (70) .7 Geyken, from Weener, Hanover, 480
qrs oats, Geller and co—Q D
Leopold, (200) J C Holtz, from Wolgast, about 1680 qrs wheat, W
Lowe—Q D
C R C, N Le Gros, from Cadiz, 11 hts 30 hds 200 qr cks 200 *.qr
cks wine, A Oughterson and co— iOO qr cks do, J Simpson-1 hhd
eo, Carne and Telo—] lid 1 qr ck wine, C Hamiltoh-3 hds 6 qr cks
do, order-8 hds do, Freer and Ihler-6 bts 2 hds do, G and .1 Hol-
gate and co-12 do, C H Middleton-2 hds do, C and J Rawdon-2
lids Iqr csk do, No consignee-45 bgs cocoa shell, order-45 bgs
cocoa shell, order-1 kg olives, C H Midaleton-155 t salt, Ex-
portation—K D

itlarkets.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 3.

There is only a moderate demand for Sugar; but as holders do not
press sales, prices remain unaltered, and 450 hhds-. B.P. have been
disposed of. No transactions worthy of notice in Bengal or Mau.
ritius. 60 cases and 100 brown Brazil Sugar have been taken by
the refiners. The sales in bonded refined amount to 60 hhds.
crushed, at 34s to 355.-60 puns Berbice Molasses, of very inferior
quality, have been sold at 32s 6d per cwt.—The demand for Planta-
tion Coffee, as also for East India, and other sorts via the Cape,
continues very limited; the sales, consequently, are to a very
moderate extent, and at rather lower rates, comprising 40 casks of
Jamaica and 900 bags La Guayra, the latter at 9d duty, price not
reported. Of Foreign, a small lot of ordinary Brazil was sold
at 46s 6d per cwt.-260 pockets Bengal Ginger sold at 19s, 60 bags
Pimento, all faults, at 2V, and 250 bags black Pepper at 3,3 d to 4id
per lb.—No sales of Bengal Rice , a small lot of Carolina sold at
365, duty paid.—The business in Rum is limited to 20 puns. of mid-
dling Jamaica, at 5s 6d, 30 casks of strong Demerara, chiefly at 6s,
and 20 pipes of Havana at Is 8d per gallon.
In the early part of the week the Tea market was very quiet,
and very little business doing, but yesterday and to-day there being
a better inquiry. the market closes with a firmer appearance, at last
week's quotations.
There is nothing to report in Indigo.—For Shell Lac there has
been more inquiry, and nearly all the parcels offering have been
picked up ; altogether about 300 chests have been sold at 33s to 830
per cwt.—A few chests of ordinary Lac Dye are reported at 6d per
lb.: 20 chests East India Gum Arabic at 48s to 525.: 40 casks Cocoa
Nut Oil at 405., and a quantity of Rattans at 2s Id.—The market
for Saltpetre is less firm : the sales are 700 bags, 01 25s tid to 275,
and for a small lot 345 6d was obtained.-30 tons Nitrate of Soda
sold at 18s to 19s.
There has been only a moderate business done in Dyewoods ; the
sales are 50 tons Campeachy Logwood, an indirect import' at
£lO lOs ; 150 tons Honduras and Jamaica at £7 lOs to £7 15s; 100
tons Ceara Fustic at £6 12s 6d ; 100 tons Carthagena at £5 2s 6d to
£5 His; a few tons Savanilla at £5 155, and Cuba at £lO per ton.
—The demand for Turpentine continues regular; about 1200 Wis.
have been sold at lls 2d to 12s 3d, according to quality.-01 Ameri-
can Tar 200 brls have been sold, but the price is not reported.—
There Chas been some inquiry for Montreal Pot Ashes, and 150 to
200 brls have found buyers, but the purchases have been confined to
the new brands, at 245; the brand of 1838 is freely offered at 235,
without effecting sales. Pearl Ashes are improving in value; about
200 brls have been sold, at 2gs 2d to 295 6d ; holders now generally
ask 30s.—The demand for Flaxseed, for sowing, is but limited, and
the sales are only to the extent of 200 to 300 hhds. New York at
67s 6d to 68s.—In Cloverseed the business has been confined to a
few bags French red, at 70s to 80s.—Nothing done in Bees' Wax.—
The public sales of Hides, on Tuesday, which consisted principally
of export Hides, went oft briskly, and the whole sold at rather bet-
ter prices; 3700 dry salted Aricati brought did to did, 350 Lima did
to lid, 330 Jamaica 54d to 50, 1100 dry Valparaiso 8d to Bid, 157
salted New York 44d, and 8600 East India Kips, 9d to 91d for sound
dry and brined, 8d to Sid for Ist rubbed, and 7d to 74d for 2nd
rubbed.—The sales of Tobacco, last month, amounted to 712 hhds,
of which 32g were Virginia leaf, 113 stemmed, 34 Kentucky leaf,
and 231 stemmed ; of these 130 were for Ireland, 30 for Scotland,
and 114 for exportation, leaving 378 hhds for the home-trade.
Prices of stemmed have given way, but leaf, being scarce, fully
supports previous rates. The stock is now much reduced, and there
is no prospect of any further importation for some months.
More activity has been observable in the market for Brimstone
than for some time past, in consequence of news having been re-
ceived from Naples, of the determination of the King to support
the privileges granted to the French Company, whicewill, at any
rate, lead to the protraction of the settlement of this question.
The sales of the week have been about 300 tons, at stiffer prices.