The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-09 00:00:00

Importo.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, kc.
Huddersfield, (346) G Hall, trom Bombay, 650 hales 1 hf bale cot-
ton, C Horsfall, Son and co-45 bales 1 hf bale do, Ogilvy, Gillanders
'and cd—:2lB-bales 26 ht bales do, C Horsfall and Son-104 bales 11 hf
bales do, Forbes, Forbes and co-42 bales do, E Woodhouse-650
bales 3 hf bales do, order-32 chests gum arable, 19 bales 2 hf bares
wool, Daniel and Dickinson-95 bags coculus indicus, 3812 pees buf-
falo horns, Dirom, Richmond co-2 boxes sundries, W Jones-1 box
Cachmere shawls, B. Cogan-6 cases curiosities, Nicol, Duckworth
and co-123 robins coffee, 5 cases gum animi, Skinner and co-19 cases
spices, -213 bags ginger, C Hoisfall, Son and co-24 chests mother
o'pearl shells, W Fosberry and co-1 box tea, G King-8 bales 2hf
bales wool, 1 box a tigers skin, 2 boxesisundries, 1 package 3 boxes
tea, order-50 tons iron returned, for exportation—W
Lady East, (648). %V Emery, from Bombay, 45 bales cotton, Sir J
'robin-53 pees ebony, 62 pees gum arabic, 5 kegs aloes, 156 bales 12
hf tales cotton, 16 boxes 13 cases gum animi. 868 bags 1166 robins
pepper, 8 cases 2) boxes assalbetida, 13 cases coloured shell, 163 cup-
,par mother o'pearl shells, 532 cases cassia, 702 bags senna, 806 bales
wool, Dirotn, Richmond and co-1602 bales hemp, order
Onyx, (978) .1 Nicholson, from Mauritius, 6000 bags sugar, J Glad-
stone and co-1 box sweetmaats, order—P 13

AFRICA.
Bridget, (405) A Lovell, from Africa, about 1600 casks palm oil, 1
cask bugles, 4 tons manillas returned, C Ilorafall—Gi casks in shakes,
00 bundles iron hoot., fur exportation
John Begg, (157) R. Trotter, from Africa, 169 casks palm oil, W
Rotherain arid W A and G Maxwell—GD
- Oscar, (213) B Wylie, from Africa, 600 casks palm oil, 228 elephants'
teeth, 115 pees camwood, C Horsfall-1 case bugles returned, 80 casks
in shakes, exportation—P D
. SOU PH AMERICA.
Globe, (252)3 Cragg, from Lima, 1 box t bundle 2 parcels contents
unknown, It Sutherland-18 cases 1 ,hhd do, Jlt Temple and ,co-1.
box do, W Blundell-1 parcel do, A M'Pherson-2 parcels 1 box do,
999 bags saltpetre, 766 bales wool, 71 bales sarsaparilla, Gibbs, Bright
and CO-10A1 bags saltpetre, F Birth and co-218 do, 280 bales wool,
2 pees old brass, 1 box 1 keg skins, 4 deer skins, ordre-5 hrls pota;.
toes, C Tayleur,Sons and cu-2 cases books, R Itoskell and Son—P D
Dyson, (267).F Stewart, front Valparaiso, 280 tons copper ore, 2
cases 1 parcel contents unknown, G F Dickson and co-1 hhd wine,
--
J C Jack29o bales wool, C Tayleur and co-98 do, Longrove and
Leather--604 do, order-291 bales 43 large and 124 small bales do, A
Gibbs and Sons-63 bags cotton. 3 cases contents unknown, 95 horns,
1 bale skins, 1 box samples, order-950 bars tin, A Gibbs and Sons-
-1 trunk 2 boxes contents unknown, C Tayleur and co-100 bundles
sarsaparilla, W and J Myers and co-2 boxes contents unknown, T
Naylor and co-1 box samples, Leech and Harrison—P D
Jackson, (230) 'l' Williamson, from Monte Video, 5.542 salted hides,
G Barker and co-5 bales horse do, Rodger, Best and co-375 dry ox
do, 1' Alackland-884 do, M Andiffred-3677 ox and cow do, 5 bales
hair, order-29 bales hair, Rodger, Best and co-90 do, Rowand and
Dunlop-2 do, A, A Gower and co-7 do, M Andiffred-47 pipes 33
brls tallow, Co. 0 horns, about 29 tons bones, G Barker and co-4 bales
cotton, T Tomkinson-1 box patterns, J Green and co—B 1.)
Mary Queen of Scots, (245) W Killey, from Paraiba, 1232 bags
cotton, 3200 ex • and cow horns, order-100 bags cotton, Smith and
Rawson-3'2 do J B Killey-100 brls sugar, order-200 do, T Wood-
ward and co—P D •
UNITED STATES.
Helen, (423) B Butman, from Savannah, 945 bales cotton, W and I
Brown and co-27 do, order-100 do, Wildes, Fickersgill and co-124
do, A Tayor—P D
Henry Leeds, (383) R Marshall, from Charleston, 161 bales cotton,
D Williams-164 do. T Crowder-10 do, T B Biackburne-58 do.
'Waddington, Holt and co-195 do, Molyneux, Taylor and co-700
order
Caledonia Brander, (545) 3 Y Nicholson, from New Orleans, 10 bales
cotton, Wildes Pickersgill and co-230 do, order-917 do, A Dennis-
toun and co-559 do, W and J Brown and co-51 do, F and J
Mill—
PD

Caspian, (537) D Patten, from Natchez, 2016 bales cotton, W and J
Brown and co-1 do, Baring Brothers and co—W D
St. Lawrence, (460).1 Chase, from Savannah, 430 bales cotton, Fur-
ion, Parker and co-50 do, Baring Brothers and co-416 do, order-
-437 do, Collmann and Stohlterfoht-100 do, Wolf, Bishop and co-254
do, Wainwright, Sheila and co—W D
Tasso, (310) L C Condry, from Savannah, 822 bales cotton, Moly-
neux, Witherby and co-100 do, order—P D
Angelo, (417) J N Jaques, from Savannah, 77 bales cotton, Moly-
neux, VVitherby and co-457 (10, Leech and Harrison-682 do, order-
-80 do, Johnson and Holmes-57 do, W llarrocks—W D
Louisa, (471) 1) 1-1 Truman, from Mobile, 1003 bales cotton, Kos-
kell, Ogden and co-81 do, Baring Brothers and co-20 do, Melly,
Prevost and co-61 do,-W and J Brown and co-100 do, Collmann and
Stohlterfoht-49 do, order—P D
Stafford, (338) C Winslow, from New Orleans, 1191 bales cotton, W
and J Brown and co—G D
Eli Whitney, (528) B Dyer, from Savannah, 330 bales cotton, Baring
Brothers and co-133 do, Bolton, Ogden and co-75 do, J Normans-
-50 do, C Ironside and co-124 do, Marston and co-275 A Taylor-104
do, J Maury and Son-95 do, W A and G Maxwell-845 do, order—
PD

BRITISH AMERICA.
James Moran, (600) It G Moran, from St. John, N.B. 54 pees birch
and 873 pces pine timber, 8)c 4 deals and deal ends, 87c staves, 8 fins
lathwood, 25 spats or masts, Cannon, Miller and co—B D
Edward Thorne, (420).1 C Titard, from St. John, N.B. 109 pees birch
and 408 pces fir timber, 274 c 14 deals, 44c 15 staves, 2 cords lathwood ,
12 boxes smoked herrings, Gibbs, Bright and co
Emerald, (314) R Goodwin, from St. John, N.B. 224 c 20 deals, 3}
cords lathwood, Gibbs, fright and co—B D
Lanark, (648) P Simpson, from St. John, N.B. 220 pces birch and
8115 pees fir timber, l2c 18 deal ends, 53c staves, 15 fins lathwood,
Houghton and Smith
Wakefield, 007) .1 Sullivan, from St. John, N.B. 110 pees birch arid
126 pces fir timber, 21c 19 deals, 1101 c 20 staves, 6 cords lathwood,
Gibbs, Bright and co

Tweed, (167) T Swinford, from Sydney, Cape Breton, 257 pees birch
and 118 pees pine timber, 660 staves, 11 :1 cords lathwood, Wildes,
Pick ersgill and co-6 boxes Indian work, 6 crocks cranberries. order
—B D

MEDITERRANEAN.

Fanny Palmer, (141) J Easter, from Smyrna, 220 bales madder
roots, 3 bales yellow berries, 4 case gums, 1 drum samples, 45 tons
valonia, order-8 drums fruit, W H Palmer-20 tons emliry stones, A
Sinclair—Q D
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Robert Sargint, (19:3) W Williams, from Licata, 5 brls walnuts, E
Rae—about 205 tons brimstone, J Muspratt—O D
Water Witch, (99; J Butcher, from Palermo, 8 pipes 16 hbds wine,
380 bags shumac, orders pipes 6
.hhds Bqr casks wine. E Rae-2 qr
casks do, T and A Brown-2 octaves do, .1 Butcher—l do, C Smith-
-1 parcel contents unknown, Potter Brothers and co-2 boxes oranges,
J Jennings--30 tons brimstone, 122 boxes oranges, J MOss and
box mosaic work. 13 boxes oranges, J Butches'—G D '
Moslem, (169) W T Vale, from Leghorn. 71 casks boraeic acid, 56
bales hemp, 28 .balks 2 pees 6 slabs .marble. 12 casks 44 pipes 35 hf
jars 10 hf chests olive oil, 60 double brls 60 brls anchovies, 20 bales
wool. 31 bales silk waste, 2 cases fine arts, 6 casks cream tartar, 1,2
cases alabaster works, 1 box sweetmeats, 6 billeS silk, order-50 brls
40 double brls,anchovies, J cases pictures, C M iddieton—l do,
C Garstan—t 0 tons brimstone, .1 Buchanan-1. cask olive oil, N Bird
—1 box paintings, 13 Fraser and Son-,5 cases contents unknown, C
Middleton-1 box alabaster works, J Rea-25 tons corktree bark, G
Pitts-3 packages fine arts, j Overend-15 casks cream tartar, 206
boxes argot, 2hf jars olive oil; .3 Spence—Q D
Union, (155) W Fulham, from Trieste, 200 bags shumac, W 51 Smith
and co-300 do, Geller and co-200 do, E Ede-2tlo do, order-400 do,
1 box samples, L Astori-4 bales silk, 1 parcel samples, 2 cases 12
packages British manufactures returned, 20 bales roots, 6 casks drugs,
0 hrls 72 cases beads, order-1 bale British manufactures returned, F
Bchwann and co—Q 1)

PRICES OF WOOL.
ENomsti.--Pown Ewes and Wet
15d to 16d ; Combing Vleeees 14d ti
Skin 14d to 16d ; Head Skin 12d to
SCOTCH.—Laid Highland. 9s to
Laid Crossed 12s to 13s; Washed
to 15s; Washed ditto 16s to 20s 6d ;
of 141bs.

,S AT LIVERPOOL.

!hers 13,1 to 14d FP 11t ; Down Teg
o 15d; Ditto Skin 13 to 1• d; Super
14d.

9s 6d; White ditto Ils 3d to 12s ;
1 ditto 14s to 15s ; Laid Cheviot 14s
; White ditto 24s to 28s per stone

IRBlL—Fleeces, mixed lots 131 d to 15d ; Wethers 13d to 14d; Hogs
15s to 16s ; Combing Skins 130 to 141 d ; Short Skin Ild to 13d.
FORElGN.—Russian 60 to 70 ; Odessa, fine 120 to 21d; Buenos
Ayres 31d to 4d ; Mogadore and Barbary 3d to 4d ; washed Peruvian
81d to 91d; unwashed ditto 6d to 7d ; Portugal R, led to 120 ;
low marks 81d to 910 ; German Fleeces 14d to 16d; ditto, assprted.
I7d to 20d ; ditto, Lambs' 180 to 30d ; Spanish IL 17d to 210; ditto
F.S. 120 to 22d; New South Wales 12d to 21d per lb.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 5.
We have had an exceeding large show of Beasts at market to-day,
the greatest we have experienced for several weeks. During the past
fortnight the butchering businesi has been very inactive, which has
made buyers very careful of laying in any stock, but from the great
increase in the supplies this week, Beef has been a shade less in price,
and many country buyers being present, it has been rather a brisk
market. The supply of Sheep has also been moderately large for the
season of the year, but We cannot note any alteration in price from
our last week's quotations. Good Beef sold readily at from 5d to Sid ;
middling and ordinary quality, 44d per lb. Large Wether Sheep sold
without difficulty at 7d per lb ; smaller size, 6 d ; inferior quality and
Ewes, 6d to 64d. Notwithstanding the market has been considered a
brisk one, from the great increase in number, there have been a few
of both Beasts and Sheep left unsold at the close of it. Number of
Beasts at market, 1520 ; Sheep, 3857.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MA ET. Fan. 8.
The weather has assumed a mild and vernal appearance and charac-
ter,which are quite refreshing after the intense and distressing severity
to which we have been subject for the last three weeks. The thaw as
rapid and complete ;—nevertheless fully a week must elapse before the
internal means of transit by canal will be opened out.,—We have been
very quiet in the Butter market for the last few days, but lower rates
have not been very generally submitted to; neither, indeed, are they
soon anticipated, at least to any important extent. We think there
is a better feeling amongst holders of Pickled Bulter.—The stock of
:barreled Provisions is in a few hands, and prices likely to be supported
throughout the season .—Considerable activity is noticeable in Bacon,
and the supply at market inconsiderable.—Hams and Lard both scarce
and very saleable.

LONDON CORN EXHANGE. FEB. 7.
Since Monday a few vessels laden with Grain have arrived, and as a
rapid thaw commenced during the night, we may hope that business
will soon resume its -usual course. .At to-day's market there was a
very thin attendance of buyers, and the transactions in every descrip-
tion of Grain were of a very limited character. ; pri, es, however, have
undergone no alteration.

LONDON COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. 6.
SUGAR.—This afternoon there was little activity in the market
which may chiefly be attributed to the navigation : both grocers' and
refiners purchasing sparingly, and the purchases, including the public
sales, amount to only 550 hluls and tees ; but prices remain very firm,
and, in „some instances, a slight advance was .obtained on Friday's
rates for brown descriptions. 133 'Aids, 8 tees Barbadoes, at public
sale, went at fully former rates, middling 64s to 64s 6d, good 65s to 665,
fine 66s 6d to 67s 6d per cwt.
FOREIGN.—The state of the navigation still occasions a dull market
for all descriptions.
MOLASSES.—West Indies continues on the decline ; the purchases
since our last have been 220 puns: at a reduction on former rates of Is,
3ls to 32s acceptcid for middling and good Demerara, and 29s for fair
Berbice.

COFFEE.—This afternoon there was no public sale of any kind
Ceylon and British Plantation was much wanted privately, but busi-
ness to any extent was prevented by the small quantity at market
the few sales effected were at rather stiffer prices.