The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-05-27 00:00:00

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.

Auckland, (265) S Pethey, from Belize, Honduras, 200 pees ma-
hogany, 40 tons logwood, J and W Vaughan and co-11,400 coker
nnts, order—B D

SOUTH AMERICA

Lanriston, (145) -..1 Fanning, from Laguna, 140 tons logwood, J
W Cater—K D

Dorothea, (305) V P Barber, from Valparaiso, 450 tons guano, W
J Myers and co-200 bales barba salvage, Graham and Taylor-1
box arrowroet, Todd Naylor and co-25 pigs 8 pees copper, 111
sacks scrap copper, 24 sacks regulus, A Gibbs and Sons—P D
UNITED STATES.
Walpole, (595) B Thomas, from New Orleans, 2204 bales cotton,
order-5 do, J W *Bride and co-1 eo, V Dixon and co—W D
Ondiaka, (748) A Childs, from New Orleans, 974 bales cotton,
Fielden Brothers and co-469 do, V Poutz-26 do, J Ramsay and
co-356 do, Keill and Courant-91 do, Collmann and Stolterfoht-
-4 do, Brown, Shipley and co-758 do, order-76 brls 25 hf brls lard,
L H Macintyre—V
Dibdin, (570) W Haggan, from Mobile, 556 bales cotton, Isaac,
Low and co-26 do, order-775 do, Baring Brothers and co-692 do,
J D Thornely and Son-15 pine planks, exportation—V D
Countess of Loudon, (785) P Hutchison, from Mobile, 1020 bales
cotton, Thornely and Son-104 do, R Higgin-251 do. Fielden
Brothers and co-4 do, Rankin, Gilmour and co-116 do, V Poutz-
-26 do, Evans and Trokes-12 do, Glen and Anderson-605 do,
order-2 boxes contents unknown, Thornely and Son-7 bides
woollens (returned) A Dennistoun and co-1 hf brl meal, J Robert-
son—V D _ _ .

John Kerr, (618) J Waterston, from Savanuah, 300 bales cotton,
Baring Brothers and co-305 do, J T Crook-45 do, Fielden Bro-
thers and co-256 do, R Hamer and co-597 do, order—W D

EUROPE.

Joseph Yeoward, (195) J Jones, from Cephalonia, 213 butts 117
caroteels 3 casks 409 cases currants, 4 tons fustic, .1 Heap and Sons
—1 chest contents unknown, order—Cbg D
Balms, (114) P Ball, from Seville, 137 pipes 28 hhds 28 qr casks
olive oil, Edwards, Danson and co—K D
Jessamine, (205) A Miller, from Barletta, 1550 qrs wheat, A F and
R Maxwell—Q D
Castilian Maid, (112) R Ivens, from Graciosa, Azores, 164 bales
cotton, W Dart—pa rt of the cargo of the Mary Ann Hatton, con-
demned—Q D
F Medanich
Tonka, (320) ,from Trieste, 249 bags shumac,
Geller and co-501 do, J Spence, jun and co-92 do, W and M
Smith and co-1248 do, order-45 bales silk waste, E Ede—l pack-
age a portrait, Leyland and Sullen-58 bales wool, J Nicholson-
-8 bales 1 case silk waste, I case bugles, 5 cases pictures, I bale
hemp, 13 casks argols, 19 bales sheeps's wool, 56 bales contents
40 tons valouitto 500
unknown, 15
tallow
scalicacuskess
,10-1r42941)1K D " olive oil'

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. MAY 24.
Although somewhat increased since Friday, the supplies
Coastwise and from Ireland are on the whole still very mo-
derate, and from America the receipts amount to 746 barrels
of Flour only since this day week ; from the North and South
of Europe, however, the import of Wheat is rather liberal,
which, as duties are not freely paid, is mostly going into
bond.
The buyers at this day's market being rather numerous.
and the improvement in London yesterday imparting more
firmness to the trade, all descriptions of English and foreign
free Wheats were 2d. to 3d., and Irish 3d. to 4d. per 70 lbs.
dearer; but the advance having checked any extensive de-
mand, the amount of business done was upon a limited
scale, and the amendment not generally complied with.
All kinds of free Flour were in moderate request and
steady in value.
Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease evinced a little more
stability, and fully maintained late prices.
Oats were saleable at an advance of Id. per 45Ibs. ; and
Oatmeal moved off rather freely at an improvement of Is.
per 2401b5., having an increased demand for country con-
sumption as well as for Ireland.
In bonded Wheats transactions have been repeated daily
since Friday, but the advance required this morning has
prevented any further business of moment ; in the sales ef-
fected our increased quotaticms have been paid.—Some par-
cels of prime States' Flour in bond, have obtained 30s per

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED
Into Liverpool, from the 17th to the 23rd inst. inclusive.
FROM IRELAND.
Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs
1497 2089 5352 32
Prey.. 16683 19747 76983 3:6

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