The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08 00:00:00

AFRICA.

Gustave, Gradereau, fm Senegal, with 826 sks gum, 1471 buffalo
horns, 86 sheep skins, abt 23 lb elephants' teeth, 1 bg cloth list, 3
whale and 1 pce tiger skins, Order—Q Dk.
UNITED STATES.

Delaware, M'Michael, fm Philadelphia,with 762 bales cotton, Ba-
ring, Bros and co-210 bales do, Wainwright, Shiels and c 0—197 bales
do, Collmann, Lambert and co-3 bales conts unkn, Order-3 cs do,
A G Ralston-1 tnk 1 pkge, G F Dickson and co—abt 40 t feldt spar,
J Goodwin-1 case muslin, Order-2 barrels potatoes, said Master—
P Dk
Nimrod Bunett, fm Boston, 45 bls cotn wool, 200 brls tar, about 100
t Campeachy logwood, C Morrall and Son-480 bg,s saltpetre, T and J
D Thornely-40 bls cotton wool, H Patry and co-1 ble 5 bxs conts
unkn, Order—Q Dk.

Itiarktto.
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCTOBER 4.

There is still a very limited demand for SuoAE, and holders gene-
rally being unwilling to submit to any further reduction, the sales are
confined to 400 hhds, B. P., for which lower prices have been in some
instances accepted. In Bengal, Mauritius or Foreign there are no sales
to report.—No business worthy of notice has been done in MOLASSES.
—COFFEE.—The sales of Plantation have been limited, consisting of
100 casks of Jamaica, mostly by auction, which sold in most instances
at about former prices. Of Foreign there have been only small sales.
In COCOA, GINGER, PEPPER, or PIMENTO no transactions to notice.—
The sales in Rum have been very limited, and scarcely worthy of
notice.—Small sales have also been effected in Rics.

Small sales of INDIGO have been made at very full prices.-The 57
serons COCHINEAL brought to public sale to-day, were all disposed of
at Ss. 2d. e Bs. Bd. for middling to fine silver, and Bs. Id. for one seron
of very ordinary, and 9s. sd. e 9s. 7s. 4r }b., duty paid, for black,
being a reduction of Is. on the former, and 6d. 42 9d. Sr lb. on the
latter, on previous quotations.-In SALTPETRE very little has been
done.,-300 bags NITRATE of SODA have been sold at 275. 6d. 0 28s. ciff
cwt., duty paid.
DYEWOODS.-There has been a very moderate demand for all de-
scriptions, the sales consisting only of about 8..) tons of Jamaica LOG-
WOOD, at £5 15s. e £6, 100 tons of Campeachy, at £8 nu £8 10s. ;
60 tons of Cuba FUSTIC, at £lO 0 £lO ss, ; 25 tons of Lima NICARA-
GUA Woof), at £23 10s.; a few tons of oiled Gaboon BARWOOD, at £6
155., and some small parcels CAMWOOD, at £2l clfr ton.-There are no
sales of TURPENTINE to report; to-morrow 1180 brls. will be offered
by auction; for British ROSIN the advanced price of 10s. is now
required.-American TAR continues scarce ; for 300 brls. of Stockholm
14s. 9d. e 15s. has been paid.-Holders have submitted to lower
prices for Montreal ASHES, and the sales have consequently been
considerable ; 300 brls. of new Montreal Pots have been sold at 235.,
and 330 brls of Montreal Pearls, at 265. Ir cwt.-A few hhds. of Phila-
delphia QUERCITRON BARK have, been sold at 9s. 6d. 4, cwt.-For 10
brls. of American BEES' WAX, duty paid, £7 10s. ae cwt. have been
obtained.-LINSEED is in request, 100 qrs. of Russian have been sold
at 425. 41, qr.-There is no inquiry for CLOVERSEED.-Of OAK BARK
50 tons of Dutch were sold at £6 2s. 6d. 'f ton.-The only sales of
HIDES reported are 470 dry Monte Video Cow and Ox, at 10Id. 4, lb.
-Nothing done in HORSE HAIR, Neutria or Chinchilli SKINS.-The
business in TOBACCO has been very limited, but prices are firmly
maintained; the sales have consisted of 90 hhds. of Virginia and Ken-
tucky stemmed; a few of leaf, with 10 of Maryland, to the home-
trade, and 16 of Virginia leaf and stemmed for Ireland.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODECE.-The business done in BRIM-
sToNE has been more limited than for some- time past, and in some
instances rather lower prices have been aceepted4-SumAe continues
dull of sale, and only small parcels of &ally reported, -at previous
rates. 100 bags of Bilboa were S6ld at lOs. 6il. 49' cwt.-2lie markefii
bare of good MADDER RooTs, and for all descriptions of MADDERS
there is a limited demand.-Some few` sales have been made in low
ARGO'S, both -white and red, at Trqvious -Cala-ix of
TARTAR there is but little inquiry.-VALosrA is shady, but not much
doing,-01,1vu OIL continues to be firmly supperrted. but the sales
this week have been more limited than for some time past.-Further
arrivals from Davis' Straits confirm the first accounts received of the
Whale Fishery ; the vessels which have arrived have had an unusually
long passage home. Ftstt 011.3 may now be bought here at the
quotations, but very little business has been done.-SEED OILS are in
good request.-In PALM OIL the transactions have been trifling; the
price remains steady as quoted.-Ou. of TURPENTINE is in good
dernand.-More inquiry has appeared for Baltic FLAx for export.-In
Hon. the sales ark very limited.-A fair businesti has been doing in
TALLOW at the quotations, with a tendency to some improvement.