The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13 00:00:00

EUROPE.

Albion, (156) H Green, from Gergenti, 190 tons brimstone, order—
G D
Adrastus, (359)W Day, from Gergenti, 520 tons brimstone, Edwards,
Danson and eo—P D
Ift nriette, (123) L d'Hont, from Antwerp, 40 balesllax, W Homer
—9O do, A Swainson-60 do, W Winn-165 do, Tennants, Moore and
co-10 tons oak bark, J Johnstone—Q D

Al ark Ms'.

-LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MARCH 9.
In consequence of the fiat accounts from the London market, the
demand fur Sugar has been extremely limited, and the sales of B. P.
are under 300 blids, at a decline of is per cwt. 1500 bags Mauritius.
(including r-.. 00 damaged, by unction, at 56s lid to 62s 3d,) have also been
sold, at a similar reduction on last week's prices. In Bengal no sales
reported. Foreign Sugar.—The business done has been about 210
chests, of which 71) chests Brazil brown, were. taken at 22s to '2.2s 6d.
the remainder, white, of various qualities, at the current prices of the
day.—The late arrivals olf,, Molasses not being yet landed, no transac-
tions have taken place.—Coffee. The stock in first hands being quite
exhausted, with the exception of a few parcels not reported arrived
from Jamaica, and not yet landed, no sales have been made of either
British Plantation or Foreign during the week.—ln Ginger or Pimento
there are not any transactions 'to report, but there has been some in-
quiry fur Pepper. and about 300 bags sold, chiefly at 4,1 per lb, with
some fine as high as 4.1 d per lb.—The sales of Cocoa have bee,' *JOO
bags Guayaquii at 33s per cwt, uni 590 bags of Trinidad, the •prices of
winch have not transpired.—ln Rice, the sales consist of 1100 bags of
Bengal ai Ifs to Ids 3d in bond, and a small lot of dressed Carolina at
345, duty paid.—Rum continues in good demand; but, as the latear-
rivals are not yet landed, the sales have been confined to 120 puns
Demerara, at 4s Id to 4s 7d per gallon.. . .
Some public sales of Caracea and East India Indigo will take place
on the 14th instant. —l5 serons Cochineal have been disposed of, sil-
ver at 6s 9tl to 7s 2d and black at. 7s 9d per Ib, duty paid.—About 55
chests Shell Lac have been taken at 74s to 955.-15 sts East India
Gum Arabic at 30s to 60s, and 120 slabs of Tin at 77s and 79s for war-
ranted Banca.—The sales in Saltpetre amount to 700 bags at 24s to
28s 6d.—A small lot of Soda, is reported, at 155 9d per cwt. .
DyewOods.—The sales in Cam peachy Logwood have been about 200
tolls, at .CS is 6d to .£(.4 Ds, and in Jamaica 23 tons, at £7 54. 40 tons
of Cuba Fustic brought £8 ; 20 of Lima Nicaragua Wood £l2 lOs to
£l5 for fine ; 10 of Gabooti Barwood £4 10s per ton.—Turpentine has
advanced 6(.1 per cwt. lts 8d having been offered and refused to-day
for 300 brls ot Wilmington, of middling quality ; 200 to 300 brls of
another parcel have since been sold .at -13s.—American Tar is scarce
and in demand. —The sales both of Montreal Pot and Pearl Ashes
have been upon a very limited scale, but the previous prices are main-
tained.—For Qnercitron Bark there has been a fair inquiry, and about
79 hints have been disposed of at the quotations; none now remains
in first hands.—Several parcels of new American Flaxseed have ar-
rived, but no sales worthy of notice have yet been effected • the price
asked is 70s per hhd ; about 800 ba.,,,s East Indi% Linseed sold at 39s 6d
to 43s per quarter, and 1200 bags Teelseed at 29s to 31s 3d ; Clover-
seed is scarce, and much inquired .for.—Hides.. Some considerable
saleS of salted Buenos Ayres were made in the early,part pf the week,
at 4#d for Cow, and 4id to 41t1 per lb for Ox; •in other descriptions
there are no transactious of moment to report —Tobacco. The sales
of the week have been about 410 hhds ; of which 120 hhds have been
for re-sale ; a few hhds for Ireland, and the remainder has been taken
by the home-trade ; very full prices have been obtained, and the mar-
ket has a tendency upwards
In consequence of the arrival of two cargoes of Brimstone, the mar-
ket has been dull, and buyers not disposed tu give the prices required ;
of one' cargo, 200 tons had previously sold to arrive, and 100 tons since,
rather below the previous prices.—There is a fair inquiry for Verona
and Trieste Sumac, but very little offering; good Sicily finds ready
buyers.—Nothing worthy of notice has been done in Madder Roots.—
A few small sales of fine French Madoers were made at 47s 6d up to
50s. and of Dutch Ombros at 46s tid per cwt,—Valonia is in fair re-
quest ; a eargo of 130 tons will be offered at auction on Monday next.
—Olive Oil continues in good demand; the sales of the week have
reached about 120 tuns, full prices have been obtained in every in-
stance.—The business in Fish Oils has been very trifling, and the
quotations are nearly nominal.—Linseed Oil is less inquired tor, and a
trifle lower.—Pale;Rape is in good request. —Palm Oil has experienced
a further advance ; the reported sales are about 300 tons, at £42 to £.12
10s, and a small parcel at £43 ; part at the former price was sold to ar-
rive by a vessel now in the channel.—Oil of Turpentine is in good de-
mand.—llemp meets a ready sale at the quotations; a small parcelof
Jute has broti;ht £l4 per ton, but there are still sellers ata lower price.
—Tallow has again advanced, and has been in brisk demand through-
out the week, at prices ranging from 53s to 53s for Petersburg yellow
candle ; 57 pipes Buenos Ayres brought yesterday by auction Ms tid
for fine, and 4.s to 47s 6d per cwt for ordinary, with only 12 per cent.
tare.

Ltymitrom, corroN NI Alt K HT, MARCH 9.
Although there has been a fair demand from the trade, the import
from the United States. (the most extensive ever known in one week,)
has: caused a decline of fully fd per lb on American, and id per lb on
other descriptions, at which reduction the market closed heavily. 500
American hive been Nought on speculation, and 350 American and 100
Surat for export. 1 00 Surat are advertised for public sale on the 16th
instant.

ACCOUNT OF SALES ANI) IMPORTS OF COTTON.
Prom the 2d inst. to this day imclusire.

Current IMPORTS.
SALIM OP TIIR WERK. 1' rice:. This Wktl i laYear
'------- --- .
120 Sea Island l6d Q 33d e
Stained , 6 —l2 ( 42092 118993
7660 Bowed Georgia 54 — )
21350 r Mobile . 5/ 81 / 7 •
1 Alabama and Tennessee 5l 61 i.624CS i. 12645:
7120 New Orleans •. .1 5i —Bl ) . ) ,
480 5 Pernambuco and Paraiba...) 81 91 i 42;',6 1
t Aricati and Ceara Bl —. 91 , • , 9802
570 Bahia and Matleio 7/ —Bl •• • • 7677
690 Nlaranham
I.Sawginned
Minas—
Pars ---
-----, 1 ""3 " "
liomerara, Surinam, &c„, ~ , 9 —12 i „ 30
670 egy pti an B4 121 1249 9550
Blrhados
Peruvian 8 9 1 1
Bahama .
54 Laguayra
130 Common West India, Ste 6l 81 > 1792 ). 6919
550 Carthagena.
10 Smyrna .... 6 61 I
Manilla
1510 Surat •.. 31 —54 •• • • 2905
'Madras 4 --• 54 i
Bengal 34 5 S •• • • ) •"•
22410 bales 111058 219847
- . MARCH 12.

There has been a pretty gond demand
Saturday «•ere 3,000 bags, and to-day th
closed steadily.

I since onr
key are 4,000.

MAR
last; the
The ma

sales on
rket has

• LI V 101'001. PROV [SION MA Iti• ET. MARCH 12.
• Fine Butters are in demand and fully support our last quotation.
Pickled Butter almost more sought after,—any thing pretty fresh. a
shade beneath the annexed cdrren:•y would be eagerly purchased.
Beef and Pork very steady. We however see an evident disinclina-
tion on the part of the trade to submit to the extravagant rates on th"
other side the water. Bacon brisk and likely to advance.—Good
• Hams, not over large, are wanted.

i. d. s. d.
Burrcc.—Bel fast
Banbridge
Coleraine.... 9O 0 94 0 ---
Sligo -
Derry ... . 93 0 92 J
I • rick
Carrick .... 90 0 :so a
Kilkenny -
Carlow,
Waterford
Newry -
Cork -
Cork dry 30s -
Do. pickled Ids 93 0 91 0 • "6...
BEEE.—lndia l't•iine Mess 1,5 0 117 6 per tierce.
Nen, Mess Beef 1,2 6 112 6 .
Do.
Porm ..•
Bxcov 51 0 04 0 per cwt.
.
Dar 11.tais 650 —6B 0
V!' wr Do
I.Attn.—Firkin
Bladdered

LIVERPOOL Auiticuuruitu, MARKET, MARCH 12.
s. s. tl. s. d.
Old Hay
New Hay 0 9 0 Cattle Potatoes 1 2 1 3
Clover flay 0 8 0 101- Turnips :23 023 r per ton
Straw, Wheat.. 05 0 ---Carrots 3O 032 0 -
Straw, Oat 0 4 0 5- Man4lewurzle2o 021 6
Straw Barley 0 31 0 4 I Manure 8 0 10'. 0 -

LI V ERPOOL CORN EX(IIANt,Ni, MARCH. 10.
The change of wind has brought up a large fleet of vessels, amongst '
which are several with Grain. F lour, and Oatmeal from Ireland, and
th. snpplies of these articles for the week are to a lArge amount. In
Wheat a fair business has been dime amongst the deai,rs some par-
cels have n:3O been taken on speculation, and, at yesterday's market,
ri,es were noted 2d per Imattel dearer than on Tuesday : 8s 6d per
40ihs was p.tid for the best Irish red, which rate has since been offered
and r,fus.,ll; indeed. there seems to be a general expectation of still
further improvement.—Oats have scarcely exceeded the quotations of
Tucs(bv, but the tendency, as regards this grain, also is to advance
•Oatmeal has met a better sale at Ns ed to per ; and Flour has
fully maintained its previous value.—Maltbg Barley has been more
inquired for: the best Englisli has brought 35s to 37s per quarter, and
Septet) 4s tid to ts 8d per Collis,—Beans and fear as last noted.—Seve-
ral parcels of bonded Wheat have been sold at 58 to 5s 6d per 701bs;
the latter price paid for fine ii3altic.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE

Days. • , Alen.

lern.iii
Ili. I

H. 11. H. H. 1
Tueadar l3 1 0 .20 (I 34 ;17 5 ',Mercury in con. en. 1211 e
Wediwia, y 14 43 1 1 17 3 -Jupiter rises 4h 45Gm even.
Thursday _l5 116 130 , 11; 8 Saturn rises 111457 m even.
Friday pi 116 2 2 15 10 ....atur,) sets 8h 33m morn.
Saturday ... l7 219 237, 11 9 St. Patrick.
Sunday lB 257,318; 13 3 , 3d Sunday in Lent.
Monday l9 • 3431 4 15 11 10 Venus rises 41148 m morn.
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LATEST' DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
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IRISH PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURE.
DUBLIN, March 9.
. .
BRlCK—Tuilamore per thousand 20s to 21s.
BEEF—Per tierce India, £7 to ss; prime mess, £sss to £5 12s;
plant mess, £2 7s to £2 LOs ; barrels £3 :is to £3 10s.
BAcm4l-:-Per cwt. 45s to 47s ; heavy 36i to 38s ; pigs' cheeks 31s Od
to 37s 4,1 ; hams 430 to 45s ; pork per barrel 80s to 82s ; tongues per
firkin 26s to Vs.
BUTTER—First per cwt. 92s to 955 ; in cools 92 to 12d per lb. firkin
90s to 98s.
CANDLES—Export, 72 to 712 per 1b ; mould, Cs Gd; dipt, 6s.
FEATIIEES-,From the, country per stone, 7s to 9s ; white Ils to
14s • mixed to 8s,(.1(1. •
GLUE—Per ewt.,CUs to 655.
• GL.Ass—Wine aint.porter quarts per gross 31s ; ditto pints 30s ;
ditto half. pints 22s ; imperial quarts 425; ditto pints 335. 2 per
cent. off for.breakage.
Hines. AND SKlNS.—Salted bides- per cwt. 26s to 27s ; ditto calf
skins 32 to 30 per lb. We notice a Win rse, off of 12.444 hides during
last year. .A At the Hide
,Crane, Bonham-street, 1836, being 48,939-
1837-36,•125. • . •
native light 11,1 to 1.24(1;
IxArliErt-LPer lb. BritiSh -102 to .120 ;
ditto 4 !11.i. to 431 b. per 130 to 141(1; ditto 481 b. to 501 h. 15d to
;612;. eal.. skins 18(1 'to zld per lb. slitters ditto 142 to 15).d ; kips,
Irish, Pd to 2 Od; English 222 to 265; cordovan ltd to 20d, bellies
92 to 11(1: •• . • •
LEAD. —Pig per ton .C2O ; sheet £22; pipe £24 lOs ; shot Z.! 4.
OiLs—Rape refined per cwt. 42s ; brown rape 4tls ; turpentine, 75s
to 80s ; linseed:32s to
RAPESEED-145.t0 15s per cwt.
SLATES—Queens, tons,.. sized. 50s ; tons, 33s ; quarters. iri.lci,oll
50s ; half dittO 2.5 s ; commons 12s duchesses Ists 1!..4; '2nd 27 lOs ,
countesses, Isis. ; •seeonds. 90s ; ladies, lsts, 35s ; 2nds, 405 ,
doubles, 30s; and mosses 80s per quarter.
SALT—Per ton 40s to 435.
SOAP—White per cwt. 355 to 36s 62 ; yellow 24s to :25s 6d.
STA ~CII-28s to 30.5.
TlLES—Flor.ring per dozen ts to ss.
TonAcco—Noll. per lb. Zs 42 to 4s.
TALLOW—Melted per ewt. 525; bladdered lard 565; rough ditto 36s ;
fat per stone 4s 6(1 to 4s 8(1.
v.„ r ylOfid t
nn
dot-1 per 181 b. 21s to 22s ; skin 19s
Wits sto.y. OLD—lmperial gallon, 6s G(1 to
Gs. In bond 2s 3d. Prices steady.
t072506:(1 Prides ;
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.--------------.Fron2 4 - Direct. I Indirect. - from Direct. Indirect.
Calcutta .. IDec. -2! ',la rantniin Jan ..-21
. .
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Bombay._ J •n. . 5 N. Orleans -• . Feb.... 9
51auritius ..Mobile • •-• i'eb.... 9
Rio Janeiro. / .I:in. .. 2 Sayanaab 'e'eb....lll
Bahia - 'Jan. -11 Charlr‘stth' F'eb. ...11
,Pernambuco Jan ... 41; New York. Feb.... 17
PACKET BOATS.—FALMOIYPII STATION,
GIiNEE.A I, POST-OFFICE.--Marell 9, 1837. '
--- • •• -----
Malls made
DESTINATION. up in Last Packets Nett Packet
Lamson.. &died. Due. •
--- -- - ---.--
• Holland
Hamburg & Swed Tues. & Fri. Tues. & Satur
Lisbon
M
Saturday. ) Iberia, Tagus,
NI adeira
Spain & Gibralt ''• 3. arA S. March 10.
Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturd. ...,.... Feb. 19.
FAzypt mid India .. 411, Saturlay
Miul..ira ..... . • Ist Tuesd.,v 11.M.11. Spey, 11.M.8. Lyra,
Brazil 3: B. Ayres. each mouth Feb. 9. M a rchlo.
A ;nerii'a ...... ... Ist Wedues. :Magoet„Feb. 10 11.1.11;i1,1,...nirt. is,
i'ld""li' -,T;',.',"'::r(l Ist clay of 11.1 M. B. Star, B. Goldfinch,
is,. & ..,....0.•• • each mouth. Marc!' 3. March 28.
Laguira
Mvek.ite,,:, and Hal !VI,
month.
11.1MF.IeLbH1elight, ll.ANila.rl3z.hll:le,
5 Jamai. L'ward 15th day of ILM.B, Express 11.N1.8. Pigeop
I Isl.& /LPL j each month. Feb 19.- • March 15,
C.artbagena