The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-11-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 29

Sugar. There continues a steady demand, with a moderate supply,
and 200 hhds. B. P. sold at higher prices. 4700 bags Bengal have
been taken at 72s for good to very fine white, and in proportion
for other descriptions, and 1500 mats Mauritius at the quotations.
Foreign.—The only transaction in these descriptions is a public sale
of 1100 bags of low Manilla, which were taken partly by the He_
fibers, and partly for export, at los 6d for low damp, to 14s 6cF for
middling brown. The sales of Molasses this week are confined to
200 puns., chiefly Trinidad,:at 25s 6d per cwt. Coffee.—The transac-
tions in Plantation have been limited to about so casks of Jamaica,
at steady rates. 20. frazils Mocoa brought 100 s per cwt. Nothing
done in Foreign. 150 bags Brazil Cocoa sold at a price not named,
200 pockets Malabar Ginger at 15s per cwt., and a small lot of black
Pepper at 3:}d per lb. Rice has been more inquired for, and 160
bags Bengal sold at 12s 6d to 13s 6J, 200 bags Egyptian at 10s, and
20 tees. Carolina • at- 36s per cwt. There are no sales worthy of
notice in. Rum.

Tea.—The demand has continued good, and a fair business has
been done at last week's quotations.
Some trifling parcels of Indigo have been sold, without change.
On Wednesday last 400 chests of Shell Lac were offered, but the
demand being so moderate, only 100 sold, at 34s to 52s per cwt.,
with 300 pockets Bengal Turmeric at 25s lid, some small lots of
Arabic and Lac Dye at steady rates, and 280 baskets of Terra
Japonica at 16s to 17s per cwt., duty paid. In Saltpetre the
transactions, are 400 bags, at 29s 60 for very good quality, and of
Nitrate of Soda 700 bags, on rather lower rates.
Dyewoods.—The sales reported are 2so tons Tobacco and Cam-
peachy Dogwood at 47 15s to .t's 12s dd, according to quality, 120
tons St. Domingo, Honduras and Jamaica at .45 .5s to £6, 5s ; 30
tons Savanilla Fustic at £7, and 90 ton Lima Nicaragua Wood at
£l4. The demand for Turpentine ha:, become dull, and prices
have declined, a parcel of fair. quality (540 brie.) which was
offered yesterday having been withdrawn, in consequence of
12s being the highest bid, which the holders refused to accept. No
sales reported in Tar. At the close of last week there was a brisk
demand for Montreal Pot Ashes, and 300 to 400 brls, were purchased,
principally at 30s 6d, but for some small parcels 31s was obtained,
below which there are no sellers, although the inquiries are uow
only partial. Montreal Pearl Ashes are higher, several parcels
have been sold at 31s to 31s•4d, and a few at 32s ; there are sellers,
however, at 315 9d, and a few buyers at this price. The demand
for River Plate Hides continue steady, and about 10.000 have been
sold, at 4d to 40 per lb for Ox, and 4id for Cow. Tobacco.—The
sales this week amount to 250 hlls„ of which 100, chiefly stemmed,
were taken fur Ireland. Buyers operate with much caution, and
priees barely supported.
The sales in Brimstone are limited this week to 100 tons, without
change in price. There has been rather more inquiry for Sumac ;
300 bags Sicily have been sold at lOs per cwt. for old, and los 6tl
to lls for new, als les bags Venora at tis 6d. and 50 bags Tyrol at
9s 3d tier cwt. Nothing done in Argols or Tartar. Small parcels
of Madders sold at the quotations, SO bales Turkey Madder Roots
at 525, and 100 lilids. Ist Philadelphia Bark, principally at 9s, from
ship-side. Only small sales in Olive Oil, at previous prices. Fish
Oils have been in much better demand than for some time past ;
30 to 40 tons Seal found buyers at £3O for pale, and proportionate
rates for coloured, and about 20 tuns Cod brought 427 lOs per tun.
Linseed Oil has advanced to 355, which has been paid, and in some
instances refused by holders. Pale Rape is steady, at 57s for good
quality. • Oil of Turpentine is ..t'2 to .43 per ton dearer, 454 having
having been pretty freely given yesterday and to-day. Palm Oil.—
The sales have been extensive, amounting to 800 tons, chiefly at
.432 to 432 10s, although 150 tons for export were sold rather
lower; tile consumption appears to be very heavy, assisted, no
doubt, by the present very moderate price. In Hemp or Flax there
is not a single sale to report. The Tallow market has been dull
since our last, and the sales of ye:low Candle very limited, at 46s 6d.
300 casks South American, withdrawn from public sale last Satur-
day, have since been sold privately at from Sys to 46s per ewt,, the
quality being chiefly of the finest sorts.

&I)tpping

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29.—Wind NJ

ARRIVED.—CIyde, from Stettin—Dundee, Gregg, from
Dundee—Queen Victoria, Beasley, and Troubadour, 1-lun t, from
Dublin—Hope, Tyson, from lilverston—City of Glasr ow.
From Glasgow—Grano Hile, White, arid Fair Trader, Bowden, from
Drogheda. _ _

SAlLND.—Freedom, Cox, for Alexandria—William M'Dougall,
' for Leghorn—Sarah Jane. Perry, for Cuba—Viv. Anna
Maria Catherina, , for Dordt—Falkland, M'Call, for Halifax
—St. Vincent, Sheohard, for Madeira—Nestor. Diinkhorn, for
Monte Video—Bride of Abydos, Weaklier, for Naples—Princess,
Neagle, tor Newfoundland—Charles Hamerton, Warneliff, for St.
Thomas—Mary Caroline, Brewer, for St. John, N.B.—and Devonia,
Long, for Terceira.

Off Holyhead, at 12 at noon, Acadia, (steamer) from Halifax.
Horatio, Martin, from Honduras for Liverpool, at Kingstown
Pamela, -, hence to Quebec, was spoken 22ud Sept, in lat
44, long. 36
Arab, -, hence to Sincaporc, was spoken 23rd Sept. in lat
6 N,long. 15 W
Peri, -, from Denia for Liverpool, off Gibraltar Bth instant
Pallas, Green, and Dash, Huntress, hence at Newfoundland
Novo Felix, Costa, hence at St. Michael's
Water Witch, -, hence at Bilboa
Eliza, Follet, hence for Newfoundland, at Scilly, leaky
4nn, Levie, from Danzic at Aberdeen for Liverpool, last.

SATURDAY, Ocronz 30.—Wind N.E. moderate.

SAILED.—Eleyen, Morri:4m. for Malta—lMaddison, Wood, for
Virginia—Totnes, King, for Lisbon—Mary Ann, Watt, and Wil-
liams, Welch, ditto, &c.—Hannah, Terdre, for Genoa—Jamaica,
Selkirk, for Bahia—lrian', Morphew, for Barbadoes—Mohawk,
Berry, for Boston—Elip,beth, King, for Leghorn—John Horton,
Cunningham, for Cauton—and Bertha, Elliot, for Naples.

Sophia, , from Shubenacadie for Liverpool, at Halifax,
with loss of rudder '

Fame, nuuningham, from Trinidad, off Laguira, and proceeded
to leeward

Magnet, -, and Jessie Miller, Crowder, hence at Halifax
The Duke, S lieddan p Alexander Wise, Coulthard; Robert Wat-
son, Elliot; Clyde, Pentreath; Jamaica, Martin • Benj. Hart,
Douglas ; Evergreen, ; Henry Mars, Cockrell ; Sophia,
Leslie; Hampshire, Gain; China, Bennett; Lady Flora Hastings,
Prowse ; Souter Johnny, Little, and Coupton, , hence at
Quebec •

Amalia, Albrecht; Merlin, Shepherd; Copernicus, Krettner,
and Juno, Sphon, hence at Danzic
Inca, Fritz ; Cupido, Schultz ; Rosa, Diesuer ; Wager, Nueske,
and Carl, Emke, hence at Swinemunde
Richard, Phillips, and Mary Ann, Hunter, hence at Montreal
Earl Prey, Clarke; Jubilee, Anderson, and Marwood, Stott,
hence at Cobstautimple

Mable, Merlelson;lienee as Crapstantinople
Cathatina, Ballehr, hence at Itremen

Julia, Adie, hence and Poole, at Quebec

. . - •
DEA L, 28.—The Appenrader Packet, Pemmett, from Altona
for Liverpool, struck on the LOngsand early this morning;'4rid .vas
abandoned

VkLi.s, Oct. 2.s.—The Albion, Dishman, from Liverpool, that
was on shore at the entrance of the harbour, has been got ot and
brought in

REVEL, Oct. 12.—The Tynwald, Porteus, from St. Petersburg
for'Liverpoill; G•ot on 'shove on 'Neckinan!s ground, but was assisted
off, after 'discharging Sit of her 'cargo, and brought into this port
to repa!ir only it soTall pOttimi Of the cargo'dairlliOd '
11.41rix, get. 1/3.A barque frOM Liverpool for lgiramiehi,
went On shore near Sydney', Omit '4tll geripy,
fromTatmitio4elie for tiveyool; Wag totally wrecked 13th "Qct: on
Sable Island; eaptalp and One man drbwocd. ` •-•
Oct.O 4.—The 'POriland; ltobinScip, that cleared for Li-
Ferpoor i ith Sept. retnriiell to Port yesterday, 14ky;likkg been
aMoTe at St. Apti,

SfINpAY, pcTpilza N.E. moderate,

A4l[MlCll.—MazePPa, ----, from Bow eatq.
SAti.xo,—Margaret, King. for Bilboa--Jane, Htuniitou. foF Con-
stantinople—Calypso, Punchon, for Malta, &c.—Frederick, Fischer,
for Manilla—A. Anderson, Splatt, for Savannah—Centaur, Fox, foT
Gibraltar—Agnes, Davison, for Sydney—Chieftain, Payne, for
Bombay—Sarah. Mills, for Newfoundland—and Warman, Gibson,
for Africa.

Liverpool, —, from Liverpool, for St. John, N.B. was spoken
7th October,. in lat 42, long 65.
Northern Conference, —, from Liverpool for Quebec, was
spoken sth October, in lat 12, long 49.
Falkirk, M'Ewen ; Henrietta Unloff; Kleini Maria, Henson;
Julia, M.Nedder,•and Lively, Johnson, hence at Pillau
Caron, Potter, hence at Marseilles
Enigheden, Brandt, hence at Flensburg
!Doris, Juan, for London, at Falmouth, with loss of foretopmast,
rainioatt: . • -
• Corsair; Puth, from Naples, nor Liyerpool, 28th September.
Clutha, Fox; sailed fiord Maiseilles; for Liv2r,„--001, 24th October.
MARGAi'E; Oct. 29:—The Appchradet Packet, from A4oria, for
Liverpool, 'which was abandoned .by the ere*, do the Longsand,
Yesterday morning; was fallen in with; and brought,in here; last
dight, leaky, 'With loss of rudder, anchors and cables. ,• ,
• 'PENZANCE; Oct.' Mark Breeds, Wallace, from London,
off he Lizard, during a gale
lei' Liverpool,
.aild the Gibson, from Cardiff, for Altona, got in
con act thiA porning, at N.H.; the
litter onfy•tl* ma.
."1.!21* `saved. The thriller 'has put in here,
with trilling damage'.. •
•
27 The Mary Ann,, T/101n8S, from Wexford, for
LiVerpool, 11LSpt here lezik); y.'4!? cargo shifted and to;,;. of tb
• • p_
roast, &C.

MONDAY, Ovronart I.—Wind moderate.
JtOdger, 'froth C'alcdtth—Blair, 91tIbath,
frijol ilatti#o,—PPB4!fk, frdth N.S.W.—Moratio,
irtarrip, froth Itoodora—SOtity liurham, 'Temple, from Nabian—
tipb,e, rtpg g44betA.PoPgy, frOR St. John, N.B.
rr, Syyp4—p.n4 AVM bt the woR, Murray,
froth Pglo4.
SAILUD,-010, RaPaellp for Gijon—Saxe gottla, White, for
Bombay—and Bridget, Wade, for Lisbon,

Charlotte, -- hence at Jamaica
Duchess of Portland, Roy, from Demerara, at Crookhaven for
Liverpool. An 25th instant, off Tuskar, spoke the,Silvanus Jen.
kins, hence to New York

qrshireLass,-, from St. Domingo, off Castletownsend

Wm. Irvine, Mendus, from London; at Falmouth for Liverpool,
with loss of main yard and sails split

Levenside, ----, from JamaiCa, at this port ; sailed 18th Sept.
The Flamer (steamer) was to sail with the snails for St. Thomas
and England or; the 20th

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 30. H.M.S. Isis, (44) will shortly proceed
from Chatham to Liverpool for Volunteers •
FALMOUTH, Oct. 31..—H.M. Steamer Styx, that sailed 20th inst.
from Portsmouth for Canada, with Sir Charles Bagott and Suite,
put into Cork 25th, sailed thence 27th, and returned the following
day, with machinery damaged, arrived here yesterday, and pro-
ceeded this morning to the eastward.

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NONTIILY REPQRT4
EyE AND 'EAR INFIIt ARY,
CORNER 'ol' lIARFORD-STRERT; .101.iN'T-1/LEASANT
. •a' a .

Surgeons Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill
Trel!sUrer..W 'P. Htitthirison, Esq.

EYE DEPARTMENT.
New pagentp g.dmittpd it thg nioiitti of Oct:
papepts iirgseFil4g4 for, 191c1 who havg Teceiyed Surgical as
gistmcg (40;4 thg roohpi of . , . $4O

Total since the commenccmenp 7. 7 7 p,34:7
DWPNT.
Patients prescribed for, and whPARTNo have received Surgtc4
sistaucc during the Month of Oct.
Total since the nommencement

DISPENSARY FOR CONSUMPTION AND
DISEASE OF THE HEART.

Established by Mr. Cronin, in Oldham-street,

WEEKLY REPORT.—OCTOBER 29.
Received Advice and Medicine ll5 caess., Cases
Relieved Spasmodic Asthma 7
Spitting of Blood 5
f pflamatipn of the Lungs
Palpitation of qie Wart
Colrfilihed Cousumption , .
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