The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-06-08 00:00:00

MONDAY, JUNE 2.—Wind N.N.E. fresh

SA ILXl).—Lydia, Hartley, for Antigua—Harmony, Jamieson, for
Quebec—Columbine. Woolverton, for Constantinople and Odessa—
Jackson, Jackson, for Berbice—Eliza, Gilpin, for Montego Bay—
Vine, Brown, for Dordt—Norval, Corbin, for Copenhagen—Comet.
Sanderson, for St. John, N.B.—Ocean, Ward, for Quebec—Louisa
Maria, Weeks, for Cronstadt—Lightuing, Melhuish for Cadiz, &c.
—Charles, Guilbert, for Leghorn—Caractacuc. Harris, for Dordt—
Gauges, —, for Rochefort —Samuel, Fleming, for Quebec—
and Livorno, Mayhow, for Narva.

Atlas, Michaelson, for Antwerp, struck on Burbo Bank yester-
day afternoon, was towed off by the Albert, steam tug, and after-
wards sunk in five fathoms water. _

Alarm, - —,
from Buenos Ayres to Liverpool, was spoken sth
May, in lat. 15 N, long, 37 W •

Vessels passed the Sound for Liverpool.
May 25, Fred. Wilhelm 4th, Mink, from Danzic, with wheat,
27, Earl August, Brilcke, ditto with grain.
27, Christiana, from Revel, with flax.
27, Zulima, Gronlund, from Borgo, with timber.
28, Phoenix, Witt, from Memel, ditto

its ffpert, Ake Leo 0: Lao Wei 3.14 of Indigo Italy
25 mons of Caraccs brought 4$ Ott to is 3d per- lb. too-bag; of
Saltpetre sold at 26s Od to 28s 6d per cwt., abdin Nitrate of Soda
two cargoes- to arrive have been disposed of at 21$ lid, with a few
hundred bags in store at, 254 to 235 6cl per cwt
Dyewoods.—The sales of Campeachy Logwood are 450 tons at
£8 15s to £9 55 ; 30 tons Honduras and Jamaica are also reported
at 46 to £6 5s ; 40 tons Cuba Fustic at "/-0, and some trifling
parcels of Camwood at £26 per ton. Turpentine finds a more
tegular demand at the lately reduced prices, and 1700 brls. have
been sold, part in store, and the remainder on the quay, at lls Id
to 1 s 2d; the different parcels were of fair to good quality. About
500 brls. of American Tar have been sold at 12$ 9d, the barrels
being of irregular size. There has been more inquiry for Montreal
Pot Ashes, and 2 0 to 200 brls. have been taken for consumption,
at 27s 6d for 1840, 26s 6d for 1839. and 235 6d for 1838; the varibus
small lots hitherto held by different parties having been sold, the
remaining small stock is now brought under the control of one
house, wo are nearly the sole holders. Pearl Ashes dull, but
prices are without alteration. Hides.—Some considerable sales of
salted Buenos Ayres have been made, at slid for fair to good Ox,
34d to aid for heated, and 4icl to 4id for Cows, which were much
wanted The public sale of East India Kips on Tuesday was very
dull, and prices rather lower ; - out of 56,000 Kips offered, only
18,0000 have been sold, at Sid to lOid for good sound dry salted,
7d to 7gd for Ist rubbed, 7d to 7i for Ist class dry and boined, Sid
to 6id for Ind class, and 4id to 5.1 d for 3d class ; 630 llutlalo brought
4id for sound, 150 salted Demerara 52d, and 200 dry salted St.
Vincent 4,td per ib same dullness stilt exists that
has prevailed for some weeks past, and the total sales for the last
mouth only reach 45u hhds., of which 200 were for Ireland, 60 for
export, and 190 hhds. to Manufacturers. Prices have continued to
give way, and the quotations are corrected accordingly.
The whole stock of Brimstone which has so long been held by
th

_.bents of the King of Naples in this country, has at last
changed hands at a low price, and the article is now selling at the
reduced quotations by present holders ; the sates this week amount
to 3o) tons, at 46 lOs to 46 13s per ton. Nothing done this week
worthy of notice in Sumac, Atgols, Tartar or Berries. There is no
inquiry for Madders or Roots. 100 hhds. Ist Philadelphia Bark
reported at the quotations. The demand fur Olive Oil continues
limited; a public sale of Malaga and Lavant, a few days ago, at-
tracted but little attention, and only the Levant sold, at some re-
duction on previous rates. Fish Oils.—With numerous inquiries
for Seal Oil there are few transactions actually taking place, buyers
seeming still unwilling to give any advance, although the result of
the Newfoundland Fishery is now ascertained to be unfavourable,
the number of Seals taken being fully one-third tess than last year.
10 tuna old pale Seal have been sold at £32 as, and a few tuns Cod
at £26 10s • however, 427 is now required for Cod. Oil. Pale Rape
Oil is dull of sale, and Linseed Oil fid to is per cwt. lowe. than last
week. Oil of Turpentine continues depressed, and has been sold
under 50s. For Pal Oil the demand is limited, but holders are firm,
and £34 1011 has been given for the few small parcels taken during
the week by the consumers ; no sales have been made for arrival.
Russian Hemp is dull of sale at present rates; a parcel of Odessa
was offered by auction on Thursday last, and withdrawn for want
of bidders. 100 bales of Jute brought £l4 108, and 250 bales of
Sunn Hemp 418 los per ton. The Tallow market continues in a
languid state, principally in consequence of large arrivals from the
River Plate; yellow Candle has been sold, in limitedequantities,
at 47s to 47s 6d. and about 500 pipes South American at 37.8 to
41s 6d per cwt., according to quality, but chiefly good.