The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-29 00:00:00

AFRICA

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Margaret. (333) from Sierra Leone, 316 logs teakwood
356 billets camwood, J Steele-45 logs teak timber, W Weston—Q D

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.

Martha, (99)..? Martin, from Barhadoes, 121 thds sugar, Barton,
Irlam and co-32 hrla 3 tees sugar, 9 packages tamarinds, the master
—Q D
Birkhy, 1323) J Johnston, from Barbadoes, 541 hhds 4 tees sugar, T
Lee and co—s hints 3 tees do, W Lockett-10 hhds do, S L Trotman-
-2 brls -do, 1 package succades, order-2 brls yams, T Lee—Q D

SOUTH AMERICA.
Cybele, (269) W Armstrong, from Pernambuco.; 103 brig 9 Cases 28
hoxes shgar, T J Lancaster-220 hrls do, Mellor and Ryder-100 do,
order-3 do, 50 hags cotton, Fairfield and Shalleross-13.51 do, order
—5O do, W Adams and -Sons.,-56 do, Heyworth and co---d brls.3 jars
sweetmeats, T J Lancaster-20.0 coker nuts, Fairfield, Shalleruss and
co—P D

•• Shannon, (312) T Wilden, f om Savanilla, 313 bales cotton, 150 tons
fustic, 100 tons nicaragua wood, J Adams-28 hales cotton, 72 bags
horns, order-218 serons tobacco, A W Powles and co—Q D

UNITED STATES.
North America, (578) W E Hoxia, from 'New York. 12 crises con-
tents unknown, Sadler, Fenton and co-2 do, order-5 do, W. Lindsay
—8 bales contents unknown, D Robertson-307 bales cotton, Moly-
neux and co-200 do, Roskell and co-15 do, J Edelston and Son--
43 do, J W M'Bride and co-29 do, F Schwann and co-49 do, Fitz-
hugh and co-75 do, Collmann, Lambert and co-55 do, Finlay and
Alston-23 do, Bolton, Ogden and co—!s bundles sacks, T Woodward
and co-20 do, R Woodward-89 boxes copper ore, J Bibby and Sons
—.500 brls turpentine, Wildes, Pickersgill and co-259 packages tea,
(exportation) T natton, jun-1 case wine, E Frodsham—P D
Vespasian, (34718 VV nisor, frdfn New Orleans, 872 hales cotton. J
Holford and co-55 do, Cropper, Benson and co-37 do, order-54
do,•Collmann and Stolterfoht—V D
Ambassador, (522) J W Upton, from New Orleans, 1161 hales cotton
W and .1 Brown and eo-396 do, Humphreys and Biddle-75 do, Ba-
ring Brothers and co-39 do, Jevons, Sons and co-33 do, Swainson
and Hornby-16 do, W Barber—l 7 do, .1 Holford and co-124 do, 400
vatted hides, order—about .140 bales Cotton, part of the above, landed
at Nassau, where the vessel put in distress—P D
Richmond, (429) T W Winship, from New Orleans, 1485 bales cot-
ton. Humphreys and Biddle-50 do, order—V D
Harold, (457) N Crowell, from New Orleans, 1859 bales cotton, Je-
Vona, Sons & co-78 do,, 150 c oldjunk, 3 packages contents unknown,
order—V D

Hobart, (325) II Selden, from New Orleans, 529 hales cotton, A Den-
nistoun and co-264 do, W Smith and Sons-34 do, Humphreys and
Biddle-11 do, Baring Brothers and co-162 do, T and A Browne and
co-160 do, II Muni and co—V D
George Cabot, (31k) F 11 tackler, from Nosy Orleans: 483 hales cot-
ton, J Holford and co-57 do, Fletcher, Alexander and co-353 do,
order-244 do, A Dennistoun and co—Q D
Glasgow, (694) S Swanton, ,from New Orleans; 297 hales cotton, F
Newsam and co-688 do, W and J Brown and co-35 do, Gibbs. Bright
and co-754 do, order-133 do, .1 Holford and co-29 do, Acraman,
Briggs and co-79 do, J 0 Johnson and co-44 do, Melly, Prevost-and
co—about 150 bales of the above cotton thrown overboard, the vessel
having been on shore at the Bahamai—W D
Constellation, (263) T B Sampson, from New Orleans, 535 bales
cotton, 'order-19,1 do. J Holford and eo-61 do, T and A Browne and
co-100 do, S Percival-79 do, W and J Browne and co-40 do, Baring
Brothers and co—W D

Kononhasset, (463).F Davis, from Charleston, 213 hales cotton,
Bolton, Ogden and co-100 do, A Taylor-143 do, r Crowiler-2ul do,
W Ford, and co-105 do, H Mure and co-94 do; T B Blackburne-
-48 do, W II Gilliat-64:i do, order—W D
Asia, (647) .1 liannah, frcim,Mobile, 1000 bales cotton, T and J Sands
—683 do, T and J D Thornely-510 do, 1) Cannon—a D
Ocean, (360) G Briggs from Baltimore, 342 hales cotton, W and J
Brown and co-319 do, Wildes, Pickersgill and co-200 do. Fletcher,
Alexander and co-72 do, J Gordon-132 do; I'4 hams, order-1 case
contents unknown, Graham and Taylor—W

•• • MEDITERRANEAN. • •
Norfolk Hero, (IGS) W Garwood, from Constantinople, 2 bales s'.lk,
R Zwilchenbart and co-33 hales goatS' wool, Spartali and co-20 tons
boxwood, I) Willink-5 packages contents unknown, 126 bales goats'
and 303 bales-sheeos' wool, 249 qrs linseed. 5(1 bags galls, 1 box otto
of roses, 1 cask wine, order-4 bales steeps' wool, 3 cases silks, 2
eases gums, W and C Hardman
Yarmouth, (.151) W Forsyth, from Leghorn, 392 boxes argol, 105
casks boracic acid, 40 bets lead ore, 63 bales wool, 1 cask skins, 7
cases returned goods, I, bale senna, 4 cases alabaster works, 26 tons
cork treebark, 26 tons pozzolano, lOcasks gum mastic, 2 hales madder
roots, 8 casks tallow, •50 brls 2.5 double brls anchovies. 6 eases cheese.
2U hf jars olive oil, order-42 bales madder roots, Sand 'l' Ashton-20
casks contents u known, 51 bales pool,
,J Spence-1 case contents
'Unknown, Bibby and co-'--(1 1)
• • Margaret Highfield, (173) P Thom, from Licata, 220 tons brimstone,
Bibby and co—K D
,;;Ajsters,(9o).R.Naples,.7.s boxes liqnorce, Grundy and co-10 casks
afge il, 25 casks cream tartar, 7 casks 1 air cask wine, 3 packages sewing
silk, 100 bales madder, 10 hales silk, order-21 casks cream tartar, 3
chests liquorice, J Pownall-1 case wine, 1 cask palm oil, 600 ash
staves, picked up at sea—K D • •
Rebel, • (103) S Spriggs, .from Messina, 20 casks argol, 400 bags
shumac, J Bibby and co.—From Catania, 100 tons sulphur, 2 boxes
oranges, order—P D
Clyde, (114) M M' Queen, from Trieste, 31 casks 32 brls tallow, R
casks cream tartar, 25 casks, argot, 105 bags shumac, Dales wool, It
and G Bean-50 bales wool, 7 casks argol, 78 boxes figs, 10 cases ma-
'raschino, order-41 hales silk waste, E Ede-200 bales Egyptian cot-.
lon. A Dennistoun and co—K D
Cynosure, (327) W Brice, from Trieste, 150, bags shumac, 91.4,31 es
madder routs, "‘O bales silk waste, 8 bales sheeps' wool, 7 bales yellow
berries, Geller and co-5 hhds cream tartar, B W Jackson and co-
-26 tons brimstone, j Buchanan-409 bags shumac, 127 bales wool, 17
casks 32 skins 16 brls tallow, R and G Benn-100 hags shumac, 300
bags anal 23 tons valonia, 11. Breed and co-660 bales cotton, I box
maraschino, A Dennisteun and co-234
) bags shumac, 3 casks cream
tartar, g casks 41 bales contents unknown, ordef—P D
21 casks 86 brls
Princess Victoria. (207)'1' Gull bort, from Trieste; 293 hags shumac,
E Ede-100 do,
,E W Jackson and co—
tallow, R and G Benn--4 casks cream
Sealy, jun .68 bales wool. 8 casks 48 cases argol, 18
4 cases beaus, II
beads. 2 arcels-
casks contents unknown, 6 - brls i 3 'cases . • samples,
1 mia 14 bags galls, 29 bags yellow berries, Geller
order-201 bags vat ,
J Ilorsman-546 do, order-85 do,
and co—V D
Garelle, (210) 'J M Robertson, from Marseilles, 58 tons brimstone.
175 casks mat.hales
Ider, 79 madder roots, order-33 cases wine, .1
Deakin-1 box dry fruit, J Maeaire—P D

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Windrush, (1)T Main, from Lisbon, 3 boxes lemons, 155 chests
297 boxes oranges, J Adam-3 boxes do, the master—G
EUROPE.

Terra Novo, (160) J Weasburg, from Gothenburg' 151 c 2 deals, G A
Lilly and co-1493 bars iron, Mersey Steel and lronCornpany—S D

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AlAr 26.
This week's imports of Flour and Oatmeal, as well as of free Grain,
are moderate. From foreign ports there have arrived 4500 qrs of
Wheat, 1200 qrs of Oats, and 5500 bris of Flour. Since this day se'n-
hikht prices of Wheat, with a moderate demand, have continued to
advance At yesterday's market, all descriptions were noted 3d per
bushel dearer than on Tuesday 9a 6d to 9s 9d per 701hs having been
paid for the best • Irish red.—filcher prices were alsO demanded for
Oats, but since the beginning of the week, when a few purchases
were made on conntry account, there has been little passing in then) :
3s to 3s 3d per 451bs Are the current rates for Irish.—Several parcels of
Oatmeal changed hands, yeSterday.,"on speculation, and 27s per 24011)s
was paid . for the best Irish,l being an improvement of is per load on
last week's rates.—Flour was also as much per sack• dearer. with a
moderate retail demand.—The ,market has continued bare of Barley ;
grinding qualities are in request at 4s 6d .to 4s Pcl per 601 ha --No change
as regards Beans of Peas.—There has confirmed to he an active hi-
quirr for bonded Wheat, and several, cargoes have changed hands at
5s 6,1 to 6s for old, and 6s 3d toNS 100 per 701ba for the fresh imports
from the Baltic.