The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-07-06 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 2

Sugar.—There has been a very good demand, and 700 hhds. B. P.
have been disposed of at steady prices. Bengal have also been
more inquired for, and the Grocers have taken 5300 bags, chiefly
at 63s to 67s for low to middling white ; fine white r.re scarce, and
would command an advance on former prices. Of Mauritius the
sales are 1500 bags at the quotations. Foreign.—The Refiners
continue to take Bahia freely at the quotations; the sales, in-
cluditig 112 cases by public sale, amount to 350 cases and 150 brls.
and bags, at 17s gd to 18s 6d for brown, and 22s 3d to 23s 6d per
cwt. for white. Bonded Refined.—Little doing. The only sale
reported in Molasses is 120 puns. Trinidads at 25s 64 per cwt.
Coffee.—At a public sale of 150 casks Jamaica, of the new crop,
consisting chiefly of good middling to fine qualities, high rates
were obtained , a large proportion realized 134 s to 155 s Bd. the latter
price for extra fine of a favourite mark ; for the ordinary des-
criptions the demand is very limited. Of Foreign there were no
sales of any moment. 450 bags Bombay Ginger sold at 12s, and
50 bags Pimento at 3d to aid. Nothing done in Coco or Pepper.
Rice.-3000 bags Bengal have brought Its 6d to 15s 6d per cwt.
No sales of Carolina. Rum.—Nothing done in B. P. 40 puns. East
India, proof, 5 0. P.*, were sold at Is 3d to Is 4d, and 20 pipes
Havana at Is Id per gallon.
Tea.—There has been a fair inquiry throughout the week, and
the market closes firm, with and upward tendeney.

A few chests Bengal Indigo are reported, at full-prices. 15 chests
Lac Dye sold at 10 to is 7d, 41 chests East India Gum Arabic at 43s
to 455, 200 pockets Turmeric at 235, 31 cases of very ordinary
Cowries at 30s, 54, cases of Castor Oil at 4id per lb, and 1800
pockets East India Linseed at 48s per quarter. The market is
quite bare of Nitrate of Soda, and the late high prices have caused
the Manufacturing Chemists to return more generally to Saltpetre,
which has in consequence been in better demand, and the market
is nearly cleared of ordinary qualities; the sales this week are
about 1700 bags, at 26s 3d to 28s per cwt. duty paid. A cargo of
Nitrate of Soda is reported as sold to arrive; the price, however,
has not transpired.
Dyewoods.-150 tons Campeachy Logwood have been sold at
.€8 15 to 'f), and a cargo for export, the price of which, is nut re-
ported ; 120 tons Jamaica and St. Domingo at £5 5s to .€6 12s 6d,
and .-100 tons Savanilla Fustic at .€5 per ton. The Turpentine
market continues depressed, and Ils has been accepted for 500 lies.
of fair quality. Of Stockholm Tar 500 brls. have been sold from
the quay at the quotations. Montreal Pot Ashes go off in limited
quantity at 28s 6d. Pearl Ashes dull. Bides.—Salted Monte
Video and Buenos Ayres continue to move at steady prices, and
about 7500 Ox are reported at 4d to aid for sound. Tobacco.—The
market remains in a very quiet state, and scarcely any business has
been done this week ; for the last month the sales reach 200 hhds.,
of which 50 were for Ireland, 40 for export, and 200 to Manufac-
turers. Prices are by no means firm, but we do not alter the quo-
tations.

The demand for Brimstone continues steady; sales reported are
about 750 tons, at previous rates. A few small lots of Sicily
Sumac have been taken at 113 to I Is 3d, and of Verona at 6s 3d to
6s 6d per cwt. Argols and Tartar go off heavily. Nothing done
worth notice in Annatto or Berries. Small sales only reported in
Madders or Roots. at previous rates. Nothing done in Quercitron
Bark. Olive Oil has been more inquired for, and the holders
having shown a disposition to sell, have accepted lower prices for
about 50 tuns, chiefly Spanish. The only transaction this week in
Fish Oils has been a sale of 20 tuns new pale seal, off the quay, at
431 per tun. Pale Rape Oil is offered lower, but no sales are
effected. Linseed Oil is in fair demand at ass to sos 6d per cwt.,
which is a little improvement. Oil of Turpentine continues in
limited demand, and the price irregular, srr that our annexed
quotations must be considered little more tnan nominal. Palm
Oil.—ln the early pirt of the week 433 15s to 434 was pretty
readily obtained, but holders have since met the demand at rather
lower prices; the sales amount to 240 tons, at £33 los to 434, and
about 240 tons taken for export, the exact price of which has not
transpired. supposed to be rather under these rates. In Hemp or
Flax there are no transactions to report, except a sale of 140 bales
of Jute, of fine quality, at 414 105 per ton. The Tallow market
has again rather improved ; yellow Candle brings 47s 6d to 48s, and
there are few sellers below the latter price. About 100 casks Buenos
Ayres Tallow, of good quality, have been sold during the week at
at 42s 6d to 44s per cwt.