The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-07 00:00:00

JUNE 1. 1'836,

Dyawoons.—There has been hut a very moderate demand, and th
sales consist of 80 tons of ordinary Campeachy Lotiwoon at £1 is 6(1.-
and 15 of J aniaica at £5 15s ; in FusTic, 30 tons of Cuba at £7 ss, and
10 of Tampico at £5 10s; a small parcel of prime solid NICARAGUA
Woon sold at the extreme quotations; and 25 tons of Cauwoon at £2l
to £22 per ton ; nothing reported in other kinds of Dyewoods.—Tint-
PENTINE is with out alteration ; no sales hate heen effected.—!n Ame-
rican TAR there have been ntt transactions.—The demand for Mon-
real POT ASIIES cotinues, but prices do not improve t 200 to *250 brig:-
have been sold at 36s to 36s 6d ; some small parcels of Montreal Pearl
Ashes have brought 47s to 47s 6d.—Of Quitacurnox BARK, 10 Ilds. of
good Philadelphia have brought the advanced price of 14s.—About 100
quarters of East India LINSEED have been sold at 51s 6d per quarter.
—The price of American sowing FiAxseen is quite nominal, the sea-
son for sowing being now past.—llines. The sales of Hides comprise
1,600 dry salted Paraiba at 30 to 6d, 1,930 salted Buenos Ayres at sid
for good, and 4(d for inferior, 8,5 0 East India Kips at 9d for sound
dry salted, Sid to lid for rubbed do., 6id to lid for dry and brined;
and 310 to 51.1 per lb for rubbed do., also 600 brined Monte Video
Horse Hides at lOs 60 each.—ln HORSE HAIR there are no sales to re.;.
port.—P2s tons Dutch OAK BARK have been sold at £5 17s 6d to £7 per
ton.—The To tixeco market has been dull, and the sales have been
limited to 60 hods., one-half of which have been taken for Ireland, and
the remainder by the liorrie,trade.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
The business done in BItIMSTONII has been on a limited scale during
the week, consumers continuing to purchase sparingly, and holders'
not being disposed to give way in prices.—Nothing has occurred,
worthy of notice in SUMAC ; there is a good inquiry for Trieste and
Verona, which descriptions are scarce.—Of ARGOLS the sales have:.
been limited.—CßEAM of TARTAR sells steadily ; and 20 casks of
BROWN TARTAR have been sold at 41s per cwt.—No sales are reported.
in MADDERS, MADDER ROOTS, or Persian BERRIES.—At a public sal6
of VALONIA, only one small lot of middling quality was sold, at £l6
per ton.—The Business done in OLivE OIL has been to a small extent,
the principal sales made being, Trieste at £6O, and Genoa at £59 to
£59 10s, with small lots of Galipoli at the quotations.—By accomits
received from Newfoundland, dated 260 of April, it appears that the
Seal Fishery had been unsuccessful, and the result was likely to prove'
considerably under the average of the quantity usually taken ; busi-:
ness in Fisii OILS has since been quite suspended, in anticipation of
soon receiving advices to a later date.—Pale RAPE and LINSEED OIL..
are very little inquired after, and the latter is offering at rather lower
rates.—From '7OO to 800 tons PALM OIL have been sold at £37 lOs to'
£3B, and holders now ask £39 per ton.—OlL of TURPENTINE iS selluig
to a limited extent at our quotations.—ln HEMP or FLAX no sales of
moment are reported.—There has been a brisk demand throughout
the week for TALLOW, and prices have advanced is to Is 6d per cwt. •
about 500 casks yellow candle have been sold at from 45s to 46s 6d •
per cwt.