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there Mire bestrabout.4sohhds: of
brown. Demerara Sugar pressed on the market by
auction, which went off heavily, at a reduction of Ss
and 4s per cwt. they were chiefly very good browns,
and sold at 705 to 71s. with a few lots of low *lark
but dry at 62s to 64.5. Another sale of 188 hhds. of
the new Barbadoes Sugar, consisting of good and
flue quality, sold steadily at good prices ; 1000 bags
of Bengal Sugar were also taken by the Grocers, low
white at 84s. 6d. to 87s. and very good quality at
925. 9d. per cwt. besides which, 235 bags of brown
Bourbon Sugar were sold at 32s to 35s per cwt. for
exportation. Nothing done in other descriptions of
Foreign Sugars.
Some sales of Molasses have been again attempted,
but only a lot or two disposed of, at 28s per cwt. for
Demerara of fair quality. The business done in
Coffee, this week, is limited, and confined to plan-
tation chiefly, good middling Jamaica (for shipment
to the Baltic) at 138 s. and ordinary to fine ordinary
at 118 to 121 s. per cwt. for home consumption; be-
sides which, a lot of good ordinary Brazil has been
sold at 102 s. per cwt. •
Cocoa, Pimento, and Ginger. remain Without de,
'nand. Rum continues steady,• without any altera-,
tion in prices.
There was a fair demand for Cottons in the early
part of the week, and on WettnesdaT and Thursday
it became particularly animated, and Boweds and
Orleans advanced fully id per lb. other descriptions
remained without material alteration. The sales of
the week amount to about 10,300 bags, consisting of
3580 Boweds at 12d to 12 for ordinary to fair, 13d
to 13/d for good fair to good; 1460 Orleans at 12d
to 13id for very inferior to fair, 14d to 15/for good
fair to good ; 120 Sea Islands at 2s ld. to 2s 4d. for
middling. to good, and a very few fine at 3s includ-
ing 14 stained at 13i.; 1180 Pernams at 18id to
19; d. 1140 31aranhams at 16:1 to 16 td. and a few
choice at 161 and 17d.; 470 Bahias at IGd to 161. ;
250 Demeraras at It/ to 13fd.; 1150 Surats at 7i
to 9i.; 1000 B.mgals at 6d to Bd. the arrivals are
4218 bags.—Tobacco continues dull, and prices rather
to decline. The following sales are advertised :
Mohday, April 12. 4010 bags, 130 tees. 72 brh. Java Coffee.
ISO chests Brazil, ISO hhds. Deme. Sugar.
142 logs "Londuras, 110 do. St. Domingo,
Mahogany.
1100 basis. 11Jur
31 barls. Montreal Pearl Ashes
80 cask. Dutch, and 100 bags do. Triage
Coffer.
SO casks Berbice Molasses
25 butts Currants
1383 bags white and br. Bengal Sugar
255 a bags 4 &eats Saltpetre
£274 bags white Bengal Rice
100 balm 2141 bundles Munjeet .
762 bags Tumerie
700 pieces Red Sanders Wood
ant uses WWI park.. East Taira Ginter
972 bags Barer
25 chests East India Indigo
21300 bhds. Staves
432 bads. Turpentine
208 ditto Tar
969 Or Hides
100 bales White War.
Imported into Liverpool from the 3d to the 9th April, ISIS, in-
clusive...4)y 1 vessel from Jamaica, 1 lisvannala, 1 New Or-
leans, 1 Baltimore, 4 Savannah, 1 Manahan' 1 Trieste, 2
Malta, 1 Messina, Sicily, 1 Leghorn, 1 Rostock, said 1
Bourdeaur,
Sugar bores 290
Coffee hhds. 14, bets. 154
bags 907
pun. 3.5
tons 27
111

Tuesday, 13tb,
SP. edneiklay, 14th,
Thursday, 15th,

Rib% 16th,

Wheat qrs 1450
Madder Roots 19.des 446
Brimstone, tons 165 bits. 862
Shuman bags 834
Barilla tons 98
Currant! butt 50
Lemon Juice pipes 273
Mr,: oil casks 115
T.dlow bill. 64
Wine bhds. 58
Wool . bales .10
Plephant Teeth 68
Coikwood tons 2
bundles 236

Rum
Log woad
lustic
Ebony pieces 533
Mahogany hgs 18
Cotton Un. States bales 3143
Brazil

bags 1067
brit. 800

Tar
Turpentine

- 2011
- 432

Ba•i Wax
Tobacco

pkgs. 114
' hhds. 41

The Trade have again come into the Turpentine
market, and about 1800 barrels have been sold from
the quay at I Is. 3d. for fair, and 11 s. 9d. to 12s. for
good but not fine quality, some holders not being will-
ing to sell at these rates, have warehoused, in expec-
tation of some improvement. The demand for Tar
is steady, but not extensive. Four hundred Acid twenty
barrels Carolina (small packages) were sold on Mon-
day, by auction, at 12s. 6d. to 12s. 9d. per barrel ;
about 400 barrels Stockholm have been sold at 17s. 6d.
with some trifling parcels at 18s. per barrel. Rosin
remains steady at Bs. Little or no demand for Pitch.
The.Branaaoions in Pot Ashes are still very limited.
Small sales only are effected for consumption, at 4.55.
to 445. for Montreal and New York. and 455. to 465.
for Boston. Pearl Ashes in quantity have been sold
at 50s. 6d. and 51s. per cwt. Dyewoods are in very
limited request, and sales are occasionally effected at
lower rates. Campeachy Logwood has been sold at
£8 per ion. On Thursday 50 tons Cuba Fustic, of
fair quality, brought by auction £8 12s. 6d. to a 15s.
per ton, and about 40 tons of fine quality, £lO per
ton. Solid Nicaragua Wood, of fair quality, may
now be bought at £26 to £27 per ton. Barwood and
Camwood are without demand. On Thursday, 516
bales French Madder Roots (bankrupt's effects), were
sold by auction at 61s. 6d. td 643. 6d. per cwt. ; 56
bales of Tripoli, offered at the same time, were bought
in at 655. per cwt.% and 70 bales 'Macy, at 71s. per
cwt. Two parcels of East India Munjeet, (in bond,)
have been sold at 0.p., 04. to 48s. per cwt. One hun-
dred and seventy-two ,irons Spanish Indigo,: were
offered by auction, on Monday, of which 114 serous
were sold, the Caracei 'at Ss. 'Td. to 9s. Bd. and the
Guitamala at Si. 10t. to 74 7d: per lb. being a de-
ilia. of about 4d. to exl. per lb; sigse the last sale ;
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SI chests 'Rust India indigo were offend,. but only
three,chests were sold.. Sixty-two c.zks Flag. Mulatto,
etre& on Thursday,-were bought in, there being no
bidder. -Rough Brimstone is steady at £2st° £2S 10s.
per ton. On Wednesday, 38 hogsheads and six pun-
cheons fresh Lime Juice were offered by auction, and
bought in at 3s. per gallon; in Lemon nothing doing.
On Monday, 106 casks new American Red Clover
Seed were offered by auction, part sold at 88s. 6d. to
925. the remainder since sold by private treaty at 90s.
per cwt.; little now remains in the importer's hands'
In Flax Seed nothing doing.
Olive and Seed Oils are dull of sale at the prices
quoted. Fish Oils steady, but in limited request. A
parcel of Greenland Whale has been sold at £36 per
ton. Oil of Turpentine dull, at £63 to £64 per ton.
A public sale of 20 tons Watery Palm Oil took place
this day, and brought 435. 6d. to 445. 3d. per cwt.
Small parcels of dry Oil are taken at 545. per cwt. In
Buenos Ayres Ox and Cow Hides nothing done this
week. There still continues only a very limited de-
mand for Flour : prices remain with little variation.
In Carolina Rice but little business has been done at
2.55. 6d. to '26s. (in bond): 900 bags yellow Bengal
Rice were sold on Thursday, by auction, at Bs. 9d. to
10s. per cwt. Staves dull at the prices quoted. liemp
steady for Et; for P. C. Holders of Tallow are ask-
ing higher prices, and the market is evidently better
by about Is. per cwt.