The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-18 00:00:00

BRITISH AMERICA.

Susannah, '161) Watson, fm Nassau, N P, with 144 t fustic, 26 t
lig,numvitte, 1 t Brazilletto wood, 14 ps satin wood, 10 Igs mahogany,
4 bales cotton, 14 brls fruit, J Wright and co-1 box arrowroot, 1 box
pepper, Order—K Dk
Robert ,Thotnas, (576) Gtandv, fm Quebec, with 290 ps pine tim-
ber, 3267 deals, 2928 standard MOO W I and 3882 brl staves, J Froste
and co—B Dk
Sir. John Franklin, (244) Corner, fin Quoit e, with 23 bids pt 4 brls
prl ashes, J Froste and co-43 brls flour, Welsh and Hudson-48 ps
bird's-eye maple, 80 oars, 1 pee maple, 25 deals, 1 kg 1 ese wine, 35
deal ends, said Master-67 ps oak and 9 ps w pine timber, 4553 deals,
9e6 deal ends, 2380 ppe staves and heading, 2500 brl staves, 2760 w oak
W I staves, Order—Q Dk
Greenhow, (291) Morison, fm Quebeepwith 26J c 19 deals, 9 ps
oak, 123 ps pine 53 cl 6 staves, Order—Q Dk
Sea (hill, (195) Formon, fm St John, N B, with 53 pa pine and 94
ps birch timber, 161 c 20 deals, 38# e 10 slaves, 2 fins lathwood, 50 bxs
herrings, 50 kits shad, Cannon, Miller and ca--B Dk

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
• Experiment, (47) Nl'Leod, fm Malaga, with 130 brls grapes, E Rae
—2lohrls 2 jars grapes, 136 his-86 hf his 84 qr his raisins, 100 boxes
almonds,-63 if and 40 qr bxs lemons; 150 melons, Order-8 Dk
Patriot, (108) Nichols, fin Malaga, with 30 lids 20 qr eks wine, C S
Middleton-17 bls slintnac, J Cheetham and co-2 hf his raisins, Iqr
bx almonds, J Maclaurin-50 bxs lemons, 79 }dims 163 qr bxs raisins,
J A110,117—.8 pps 30 lids 40 qr eks Olive oil, 20 bxs almonds, 20 hf his
raisins, r Rac--30 boxes almonds, 50 brls grapes, It Wilson-265 pigs
lead, 48 bskts lead and bskts copper Ole, A A Cower and co-4 hf
hxs 1 qr hi almonds,- 2 lids 4 qr eks wine, 2 lips anchovies. 223
!iris crapes, 73 pps 22 lids 16 qr eks olive oil, 1. 0 bgs shumac, Order-
-5 *Dk
voinso., (36) Weeks, Ins Gijon, with 180 i bushels nuts, M'Andrew
and filcher—S DI:
Mazeppa, (131) INPG ill, fin Gibraltar, with 120 mats, 327 bgs sheeps
wool, Prescot, Bros and co-2 lips anchovies, C B.Middlcton—G Dk

Ml DI 7'E EA N.
William Russell, (295) Bruce, fin Trieste, with 400 hales cotton,
Carne and Telo-50 do, Wildes, rickersgill and co-520 do, Order-
-118 bales wool, Shat zler and Brentano-26 do, T Brandeis-27 cks
oil, 3 es 11 bls 12 cks cents unkn, 5 bls roots, 1 bx samples, Order-
-NV Dk

11110.41 a, (145) Paul, fm Naples, with 181 bales madder roots, 40 tons
brimstone, 22 cks cream tartar. 12 bales raw silk, 17 cks lamb skins,
2W hxs liquorice, 1 ble flax, 7 bls silk waste, 1 cse maccaroni, Order
his hemp, 4 el:scream tartar, 29 bls madder roots, qr eks wine,
Potter Bros-4;8 cks cream tartar, 6 eks argol, Collmann, •Lamhert and
co-1 ck cream tartar, P Devaux and co-14 cks do, E W Jacks4n-
-1 cse pottery, 1 cse a Scaglioritable, J Tipping.-1 cse wine, J
2 cs maccaroni. I est, eware, Rocs cse touts unkn. F Jordan-
-10 dhle tuks silk, T Wilson and co-1 hx hathunical chords, AG Hen-
derson-2 pkgs apprl, &c, J Close rind eo—K Dk

EUROPE.
Elizabeth Gillespie, (109) Carson, fm St Petersburg, with 186 bars
iron, Bailey Bros--1330 do, Order-97 hills and loose hemp, Carne and
Telo-3 masts or spars, 24 deals, 211 deal ends, said Master—(Part of
the hemp sold at Liehatt, the vessel having put into that port in tlis-
tress)—S Dk
Amieitia, (200) Wallis, fm Darzic,• with 380 gm wheat, Stewart,
Bald and co-10 fir planks, 3 fins lathwood, E W Gaebel--1057 brls
flour, 200 gm wheat, Order--Q.Dk
Devotion, (200) Keittner, fm Danzic, with 1701 bgs wheat, 55 deals
27 fins hithwooil, Stewart, Bald 8,; co-1 pn spirits, Ihd cherry brandy
Said Master—tl Dk •
Sudeess, ('227) Liedckp, fin Danzie, with 83 ps timber, 500 deck
deals,-287 deals, 5# fins lathwood, 117 bgs wheat, 2310 staves, Stewart,
Bitld and co-200 kgs spruce beer. 16 bgs horse hair, Order—Q Dk
• Annette Ifage, (106) Lund,• fin Nakskov, with abt 5 c rags, Master
_nst) vs wheat, Order--Q Dk
Norna, (309) Cooper, fm Ar( hangel, with 3 t oakum, Henderson,
Sellar and co-4613 deals and deal ends, 109 cks tallow, Came & Telo
—Q Dk _ _

Mary Catharine. (391) Colburn, fm Onega, with 5706 deals Sr. dea'
ends, Order7Q Dk

Na.varin, (206)Aauer, fm I)anzie, with 1050 qrs wheat, G Arm•
strong-800 brls flour, Graham and Taylor-4 fms lathwodd, Stewart
Bald and co-1 bx conts unku, Order—Q Dk

;i'Dipptng Inteittgenre.

FRIDAY, OCT, 14.—NOon, Wind W.S.W.—Fair.
(High Water 11124 m.)

ARRIVED—The Pearl, Crosbie, from Ceara, sailed 4th Sept.—Mary
Catharine, Colburn, from One,,a—Sneeess, Leideke, from Danzie—
Seagull, Formon, fm St John, N B, sailed 4th Sept.—Navarin. Sehaur,
from Danzie—Devotion, Keittner, from Danzie—Elizabeth Gillespie,
Carson, from St Petersburz—Greenhow, Morrison, from Quebec—
Volusia, Weeks, from Gijon—Amicitia, Wallis, from Danzie.

ALso Annivitn—The John Morgnn, Jon's. from Cork=Netive,
Jones, from Wicklow-,lope, Robinson. from Newry—Robert Burns,
--, from Dublin, hstil•iy—Fiori4 M`Blillan, from Port AS
Oprey, —, from Dublin.

OCT. H. M. M. M. F. I.
Tuesday ....18 434 519 11 11
Weduesday..l9 6 9 657 11 9
Thursday ..20 740 818 12 5
Friday, ....21 849 915 14 2
Saturilay....22 939 10 2 15 9
SUNDAY... 23 10 22' 10 42 17 0
111-cmilsy ....24 11 0 11 18 17 9

ft! ar ft eto.

Fthylirals,

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 14.

At the commencement of the week there was a good demand for
SUGAR, which was met freely by holders, and sales have been effected
to the extent of 1550 hhds B.Y. ; the last sales on rather easier terms.
3500 bags Mauritius have also been disposed of, at 66s for damaged to
70s for line yellow, and 400 hags Bengal at steady prices. Nothing
done in Foreign Sugar.—There are no sales reported in MOLASSES,
except 80 puns Trinidad at 32s.—COFFEE. There is a steady demand,
particularly for the clean ordinary descriptions of Jamaica, which in
some instances have been sold rather higher ; the sales amount to 160
casks Jamaica ; 20 bales Mocha and 100 bags Foreign have also been
sold at the quotations.-130 bags Trinidad COCOA sold at 525, and 100
bags black PEPPER at 41d.—In GINGER or PIMENTO no salcs.—RicE
continues to be inquired for, and 1400 bags of middling Bengal have
been taken from the ship's side at 17s 4 cwt in bond, with 30 tees of
Carolina from the warehouse at 32s 411 cwt duty paid.—The price of
RUM continues to advance, nearly 400 puns having been sold, at 4s 4d
gallon for common Jamaica, 4s 3d to 4s 8d for good and fine Deme-
rara, and 2s 7d to 2s 8d ir gallon for common Leewards.
INDIGO remains dull, and scarcely any thing done.—To-day 23 chests
of blocked orange SHELL LAC sold at 90s to 107 s 6d.-40 chests of LAC
DYE, RM, at is 31d to is 4d, and diamond E at 2s 4d 4j' ph.-10 chests
of CAMPHOR at £8 55.-100 boxes of SAGO at 15s 6d. and 150 baskets
of TERRA JAPONICA at 358 cwt in bond.
. _

DYEwooos.—The sales have been small, consisting of 73 tons of Ja-
maica Loowooo at £8 ss, 12 of Honduras at £9 2s 6d; nothing re-
ported in FUSTIC: 10 tons of solid NICARAGUA Woon at £l3, and 15
tons of SAPAN WOOD at £ll to £ll 7s 6d.—The price of TURPENTINE
continues firm, but no sales have been effected.—ln- American TAR
no alteration ; 100 brls Swedish Pitch sold at 6s 6d.—There has been
more demand for Montreal Pot Asnns, and 250 brls have found buy-
ers at 35s 6d to 365, of which 100 brls were sold to arrive ; Montreal
Pearl Ashes are very difficult of sale, and although 42s 6d to 43s has
been obtained for some small parcels, purchases might be made at a
lower rate.—About 20 hhds QUERCITRON Kum have been disposed of
at 21s to 2!s 6d 4e• cwt.—No alteration in CLOVERSEED or FLAXSEED.
—HIDES. The sales are rather limited, consisting of 480 salted Buenos
Ayres at 41E1,313 do Lima at 410 to std, 1200 dry and brined do at Old
for sound, and 4ld to 510 for wormed, 175 dry salted Jamaica at 41d,
300 do Brazil damaged at 40, 80 salted New South Wales at 31d, 240 do
Demerara at 41d, and 2000 dry and brined East India Kips at 6d to 6ld
for sound, and 4d to 6d 4f'ib for rubbed.—ln Mass Haut and OAK
BARK there are no sales to report.—The sales of TOBACCO have been
120 hhds ; of which 20 hhds were for export, 20 hhds for Ireland, and
the remainder to the home-trade.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
There has again been a quiet week in all descriptions of Mediter-
ranean Produce.—BRIMSTONE has remained almost without inquiry.
—There has been a partial demand for AztooLs and CREAM of TAR-
TAR, with a few sales of brown TARTAR, at previous rates.—SUMAC of
all descriptions has been neglected.—ln MADDERS and MADDER
ROOTS the sales have been very limited.—No business worthy of no-
tice has been done in VALONIA.—With the exception of a sale of about
60 tuns of Seville OIL, made at the close of last week, the market has
remained quiet, without change in prices.—Some business in FISH
OILS has been done from the quay, but only to a limited extent, and a
further reduction in the prices has been submitted to by the importers,
but more particularly. in Con OIL.—SEED OILS are in limited request,
but prices remain steady.—About 480 tons Pai.m•OlL have been dis-
posed of, principally on the spot, at £3O to £3O 10s 4 ton ; part again
taken for export.—On, of TURPENTINE is selling freely at the quota-
tions.—A speculative demand has appeared for Mlle, and some tran-
sactions have taken place in Petersburg clean at £3O to .C3O Ins • the
principal holders now decline selling at these rates.—ln FLAX little or
nothing done this week.—Some extensive transactions have taken
place 111 TALLOW, amounting together to about 900 casks yellow can-
dle, principally at 44s 3d to 44s fid 419 cwt,