The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-01 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, F 28.26.
There has h .en a very genital demand for SUGAR, both from the
grocers and refiners, and the sales amount to 2050 hhds 8.P., at an im-
provement of Is W' cwt. in all descriptions. 300 bags Mauritius atid
500 bags Bengal have also been taken at full prices. There has been
rather more inquiry for Foreign Sugar, and higher prices- are required;
1600 bags and GO pipes Manilla Suga'r were offered by auction, but
were taken in at 33"saiyewt for good strong grey quality.—ln &luLAssss
no sales have been made —Coeaus.--There has been rather inure in-
quiry for Plantation, but the quantity offering is limited ; the sales
emiseqUently are trivial, comprising 60 casks of Jamaica, which have
brought extreme rates. Of Foreign, 450 bags fair ordinary St. Do-
mingo said at 53s 4, cwt.—ln COCOA no sales.-370 bags East India
GINGER sold at 31s 6d ; a small lot of PIMENTO at 41d, and 230 bags
black Peres R at 41d to 5d 4, Ih.—The transactions in Rum are limited
to 12(1 puns. Demerara and Jamaica, tit former prices.-800 bap ltica
have been sold, viz. African at Bs, and Bengal ai its 6d to 12s 6d, also
200 tees. cleaned Carolina at 29s 4F cwt. duty paid.
The public• sales of INDIGO, which commenced yesterday, drew
together a fair attendance Of buyers ; and of 670 chests East India, 199
serons Guatimala, and 9 chests Egyptian offered, with the exception
of 'l4 chests bought in at very high prices, the whole sold ; consuming
qualities of Bengal obtained the extreme currency of the recent Lon-
don sales, and went off with spirit, whilst the better sorts, or shippers,
of which, however, there was only a small proportion, sold at rather
lower rates ; the prices ranged from 4s 6d to 5s 10d, but a few chests of
trash and very low squares sold at 2s 10d to 4s 2d. A parcel of Oude
sold at 2s lldto 3s 1101 th in bond. There was a good competition
in the biddings for the Guatimala, which sold at 4s 6d to 6s 4ft Hs duty
paid, for ordinary tortes to fine sobres. The Egyptian sold at 4s 2d to
4s 6d cif lb in bond..—SIIELL LAC. 40 chests, by auction, realized full
prices.-100 boxes SAGO are reported at 13s to 13s 3d ; and 156 boxes
of CASZIA Lints EA at 53s 9d to 548.—1 n SALTPETRE the sales have been
600 bags at 27s to 31s ; and about 90 tons of NITRATE of SODA at the
quotations.

DYEWOODS.—There continues to be but a moderate inquiry ; 130
tons of middling_Campeachy Loowoon sold by auction at £7 2s 6d to
£7 7s 6d, and some small parcels of good at £7 lOs 4' ton, 10 tons of
Honduras, damaged, at £4 10s, and 20 tons of Jamaica at £3 lOs ; about
60 tons of Cuba • FUSTIC brought £: 5s to £7 7s 6d ; 60 tons of Lima
NICARAGUA Wool) at £l3 to £l5 ; a small parcel of
_good SAPAN WOOD
at £l2, and Red* SANDERS WOOD at £9 ton.—The parcel of Tea-
PENTINE offered by auction last week, consisting of 2100 brls of mid-
dling quality, was sold on Saturday at •15s 6d ; a purchase which has
been made in New York, to the extent of 40,000 brls, has had the
effect of rendering the holders here more firm, and in,willing to accept
present quotatiorrs.—ln American TAR no sales, nor any alteration in
price.—Both Pot and Pearl A suss have been quite neglected during
.the Whole of the week, and the sales in each description have been
.trivial ; former prices, however, are supported.—There is but little
•inquiry for American sowing FLAXSEED ; about 20 hhds. have been
`disposed of at 685.—CtovgasuEn is quite nominal; some sales are
'advertised for next week.—Qualicrraori BARK is very dull of sale.—
No alteration in BEES' WAX.—The sales of HIDES consist of 9G( 0 East
India Kips•at 70 to lid Or dry salted, 6id to'6ld for rubbed do, sld to
54d for dry and brined, and 210 to 41d for rubbed and damaged, 200
Buffalo,at 3id to 4d 4l' lb. also 2000 salted Buenos Ayres and Monte
Video Hides at 50 to 51d 41? lb.—ln HORSE HAIR arid OAK BARK TlO
sales to *report—Tor:ince°. The sales of the week . amount to about
150 hhds, of which 40 hhds Virginia leaf and 30 hhds stemmed were
taken for Ireland, 15 hhds Virginia and 15 hhds Kentucky leaf were
for export,' and' the remar. principally Virginia and Kentucky
stemmed, were disposed ofitqle Withe home-trade.
AANEAN PRODUCE
iry for BRIMSTONE this week, but prices
—For SUMAC the sales are steady at the
/Canal' of TARTAR are in moderate request'
DDER ROOTS continue to find buyers at the
for OLIVE OIL 'continues good, and prices
igher; about 100 tuns have been sold this
in first- hands to a narrow coinpass.—The
._ been confined to the small sales of the trade,
_otations.—For SEED OILS there has•been less
Lnvaried.—PALM OiL itkin very limitedrequest,
e qttotations.—OlL of TURPENTINE is offering
wice.—ln HEMP' and FLAX there have been
reek.—TaLLow is also in limited request, but
Iterittion.

MEDITETJI

There has been less inqi
remain without alteratio
quotations.—Aa GOLS and,
onIy.—MADDERS and M
quotations.—The deman,
are, if anything, rather
week, reducing the stoc
business in Ffsn OILS 1
at about the annexed
inqui:ry ; prices reraai
but is held firmly far
at a further decline 1
but trifling sales this
peens remain without