The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-15 00:00:00

MONDAY, 14th October.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.

Annlyno:—King William, Carr, from Bombay—Europe, Wortly,
Bahia—George Canning, Holmes ; and Harriet, Mitchison, Maran-
ham—Arethusa, Barbadoes—Great Britain, French, New York—Sir
John Beresford, Collin, Montreal—Jordson, Jordson ; Irton, Little ;
and Scipio, Grindley, Quebec—George Canning; Weakener, St An-
drews—Dolphin, Reintlail, Newfoundland—Emma, Jones ; and Ebe-
nezer, Adams, Malaga—lsabella, Dearness. St Petersburgh—John
Ormerod, Chapman, Oporto—Ann, Porter, Tobasco • she put into St
John's 9th ult., with loss of mainmast and sailed on itlth ult.—Louisa
Mann, Gamble; Elizabeth, Dwyer; William and Mary, Parrett;
and Elbe, Patterson, Newfoundland.

Winst a'es, Fisher, from Clleutta, at this port, in lat. 13 16, N,
long. 26 20,W, she was boarded by a piratical schooner, mounting two
12-pounders, and a long ten midships, with 50 or 60 men, apparently
Spaniards. After taking all the fresh stock, a sail hove in sight when
she hauled oft

Test, Brown, from Mauritius, at St Helena, and sailed for this port
19th August.
Mary Queen of Scots, Billy, hence for Pernambuco, was spoken
11th instant, in lat. 50 32, long. 9.
Margaret Hightield, Thor.i, hence for Leghorn, was spoken 13:.:1
instant, oil' Bardsey_.
Brechin Castle, Newland4, hence, at Trinidad.
Monangaheb, Brown, hence, at Philadelphia.
Artemis, Sparks, hence for Quebec, was spoken about ten days
since on the Grand Bank.

Cicely, from London, at Quebec.
Soverei,n, Kearny, from London and Portsmouth, at New York on
Ist September, in tat. 48 56, long. 48 30, saw several icebergs.
Perati, 141`lienzie, hence, at St. Lawrence.
Charles, Hart, from Newfoundland, at Leghorn.
Zephyr, —, front London to lielfast, got on a reef of rocks near
Tuskar, and it is expected will go to pieces—master and crew saved.

I ii at keto.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKJT. OCTOBER 11.

There has again been a very moderate demand for SUGAR, and the
sales scarcely amount to 5 ill hhds. 11. P., without much alteration in
prices. In Bengal, Mauritius, or Foreign, there are no transactions
worthy of notice.—The sales of MOLASSES are limited to 130 puns. of
Demerara at the quotations.—COFFEE. The transactions in Plantation
are only to a moderate extent, comprising 120 casks Jamaica and 130
bags of Demerara at about former prices, the clean ordinary qualities
being most in request, whilst for the good and fine descriptions the
demand iS but limited. The importers have evinced less disposition
to press sales, the last crop from Jamaica, (excepting some trivial
parcels) having now arrived, and as no imports of any moment can
reasonably he expected before March, next year, the holders are
looking for improvement in prices, the stock being moderate, and the
delivery for consumption extensive. No sales of-Foreign.-00 boxes
fine Jamaica ARRow ROOT sold at Is. 21d. #' lb.—ln COCOA or
PIMENTO nothing done.-100 bags good. Bombay PEPPER sold at 41d.
V lb., and 1,200 pockets East India GINGER at the quotations.—No-
thing done to Carolina RICE, but 2,300 bags of East I hdia have been
sold -at 17s. V' cwt. in bond.—The dealers having for the present
stocked themselves, the transactions in Russ are confined to 70 puns.
of Jamaica and Demerara, at former prices.
There was rather more doing in lanioo in the early part of the
week, but since the result of the first two days of the London quarterly
sale has become known, the market is exceedingly quiet.—Nothing
was done at the public sales of SAFFLOWER and Gum ARABIC ; one lot
of the latter, 5 chests of fine quality. has, however, since realized 645.
per cwt.—A few East India c;&t.t.s, in sorts, have been sold at 93A.
There is rather more inquiry for SALTPETRE; the sales, however,
have not yet been to any extent.—Small sales of NITRATE of SODA
continue to be made at the quotations.

DYEWOODS. There has been more doing in consequence of the
recent arrivals being. offered by public sale; 100 tons of Campeachy
LOGWOOD brought 18 55., 80 of St. Domingo £6 15s. e £6 17s. 6(1.,
80 of Jamaica £.5 17s. 6(1.6) £6; about 200 tons of Cuba FUSTIC sold
at rather lower rates, 10 of Tampico at £8 155 , 20 of Jamaica at
15s. 0 £B, and 20 of Brazil at £7 10s.•' 40 tons of salid NICARAGUA
WOOD at the quotations, a few of Lima at £2l 10s.; 16 of TIRO
SAUNDERS Wool) at £lB 2s. 6d. e £lB 5g.; a small parcel of SAPAN
WOOD at £2O, and CAMWOOD at £l9 per ton.-On Saturday last, 1,180
brls. TURPENTINE of very good quality were sold by auction, at 12s.
7d. G 12s. Bd., which is a farther advance of Id. e 2d. per cwt.: there
is an arrival to-day of 1,000 brls. from New York.-America I TAR has
declined 68. e 9d. per hrl., 17s, having geen accepted for 209 lirls.-
Both Pot and Pearl ASHES have again 'deClined 6d. 6 9d. per cwt.;
some sales of new Montreal Ashes havingiieen made to-d,ry by auction
at 225. 3d. e 225. 6d., and of new Pearls at2ss. 3d. a 255, 62 ; the total
sales consist of 400 brls. new Montreal Pot Ashes at 225. 3d. 0 235.
and 100 brls. of new Montreal Pearl Ashes, at 255. 3d. 0 265. per cwt.
-QUEECITRON BARK is without alteration.-Nothing done in BEES'
WAX,-CLOVERSEED IS extremely dull Of sale.-FLAXSEED for crush-
ing in good demand, but very scarce.-There is a good demand for
Huns, and the sales are extensive at full prices, viz. 460 dry Buenos
Ayres Cow and Ox at 91d. e 10d., 900 inferior at 71d. 0 84d., 1,080
dry Rio Grande at Old.' Bd.' 8.100 dry East India Cow at 74d. e 71d.,
701 brined East I ndla at 48., 620 dry Buffalo at 498., 4,100 dry Russian
Kips at 91d. na 911, 4,900 dry salted Brazil Cow and Ox at 51d. 0 61d.,
1,260 salted Buenos Ayres at 41d. an kid_ 1,370 New South Wales
salted at 41d. e 5d., 200 salted Jamaica, at 6(1., 480 salted Savanllla, at
40. 41d. 4y lb., and 240 dry Buenos Ayres Horse, at 14s. each.-
lioßs HAI r..-5 bales Buenos Ayres cut and stump tails sold at 121 d.
0 131 d., 23 bales good mixed tails at 98. a 1118., 42 bales fair to good
mixed at 71d. e 89d., 20 bales short mixed and Cow Hair at 616. to
61d. r th.-No sales of Neutria or Chinehilli SKINS, and no transac-
tions in OAK BARK.-The sales of TotAcco have been confined to 25
hhds. of Virginia leaf, and 46 of stemmed to the trade and fur Ireland,
and 66 hhds. of Kentucky, with a few of Virginia leaf, for exportation ;
prices are steady.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-There is no change to notice
in the state of the market for BRIMSTONE ; there continues to be a
moderate demand, and prices are maintained with little variation.-
Of Sumac the sales of the week are 1,208 bags Sicily, and 150 bags-
Verona, at previous rates; the quotations for all descriptions remain
unaltered.-AueloLs of low qualities are wanted, the better sorts are
but little inquired for.-CREAM of TARTAR is steady at 61s. 6 645. per
cwt. according to quality.-MADDERS and MADDER ROOTS are much
neglected; for a parcel of good French Madders ()tiered by auction
this day there were no bidders.-In consequence of the advanced
prices demanded for OLIVE OIL, there has been less business done
than for some weeks past; prices are steadi at 1:55 41 £36 for Spanish,
£55 10s. e £56 for Sicily, and £6O 41 £6l per tun for Galipoli.-A
parcel of 60 tons good Smyrna VALONIA has been sold at £l4 10s. per
ton.-Some little business has been done in FISH OILS at the prices
quoted.-Lns SEED OIL is in good request; for pale RAPE there is lest
inquiry, and sales effected at rather lower prices.-Abort 250 tons
PALM OIL have been disposed of during the week at £3l 6 £3l 10s.
per ton.-OIL of TURPENTINE continues in fair request.-In FLAX and
HEMP we have had little doing this week, with the exception of 500
bales Jute taken on speculation, at £l4 0 £l4 ss. ton.-Our TALLOW
market continues very inactive, and prices have receded about 6d. per
cwt.