The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-09 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Avu 5.

The demand for SUGAR continues extremely limited, and although
I holders have in some instances submitted to a decline of about is ay
cwt., the sales do not reach 300 hhds 8.P., and there is little inclina-
tion to purchase even at this reduction. In Bengal or Mauritius no
sales reported. The sales in Foreign Sugar consist of 88 cases, 54
boxes and 150 bags Brazil, at 33s 4t,' cwt for low up to 37s for good
white. 453 bags Paraiba Sugar were offered by auction and withdrawn,
the white at 37s and the brown at 31s 49 cwt. 100 bags of Manilla
have also been sold at 29s cwt.—ln MotassEs the sales have been
confined to a small parcel of Trinidad at 30s 6d cwt.—CcIEEEE.
There has been a good demand for Plantation ; but as there has been
but little offering, the sales amount only to. 110 casks Jamaica at an
advance of es to 3s on clean ordinary up to gOod middling descriptions.
200 bags and brls Demerara and 100 bales Mocha were sold at about a
similar advance.-120 bags Trinidad COCOA have been taken at 51s to
53s 4r cwt; and 1300 packages black PEN,Eft at 41d to 41d 4f/
Nothing done in GINGER or PIMENTO.—Of RICE, about 700 bags of
East India have been disposed of at 13s 6d 6d to 15s 9d 41r cwt in bond.
—The transactions in RUM only consist of 90 puns strong Demerara
and Jamaica at previous rates.
In INDIGO nothing has occurred this week.—A few tons of blue
GALLS are reported at 995, 18 chests inferior East India GUM ARABIC
at 30s, and 66 baskets TERRA JAPONICA at 43s 4lf cwt in bond.—The
sales of SALTPETRE do not exceed 500 bags, at 30s to 33s 4, cwt.
DYEWOODS.—The sales have been about 80 tons of Campeachy LOG-
wool) at £8 ss, and small parcels at £8 10s, 50 of Jamaica at ;.C.5 15s to
£5 17s ed ae ton ; of FUSTIC, the sales Are only very small, consisting
of a few tons of Cuba and a few tons of Savanilla at steady prices ; 20
tons of solid NICARAGUA WOOD brought £l4, and 70 of Lima £l6 2s 6d
to £l7 lOs clft ton; no sales reported in CAMWOOD, Baßwoon, or Red
SANDERS WOOD.—The TURPENTINE market continues to droop, and
I the buyers purchase merely such a supply as they require for their
immediate consumption ; they have taken this week 900 brls of mid-
dling quality at Ils to Ils 6d.—No sales nor any alteration in the price
of TAIL—There has been an improvement in the demand for Montreal
Pot ASHES, and prices have advanced is cwt ;no sellers now under
36s 300 to 330 brls have been sold at 35s to 35s 6d, with a few at 368 ;
a proportion of these have been bought for Glasgow. Pearl Ashes are
lower, 50 brls have been sold at 42s lid to 43s clft cwt.--QUERCITRON
BARK is very scarce and being much wanted. 24 hhds Philadelphia
went off at auction with great spirit at 20s to 21s 3d clff cwt.—A few
hags of East India BEES' Wax have been disposed of at former rates.
FLAXSEED for crushing is dull, 300 bags East India sold at 465, and 143
hags of Archangel at 47s 41Y quarter.—HlDES. The sales are very li-
mited, being confined to 100 dry Monte Video at 84, 200 dry salted
Pernambuco at 6d, and 350 dry Bt. Petersburg Kips at 914 to 91d ItY
Ib.—HORSE llAnt. At the public sale on Wednesday, 220 bales were
sold at an advance of Id to Id arff lb. viz. long white tails at 3s Old, cut
and stump tails at is 84 to 2s 3/d, good mixed with cordova platted
tails at 124 to 13/d, fair to good mixed at 1014 to 11/4, short and ropy
at lid to 91d. Cow Hair at 100 to 1114 and Rio Grande fair mixed at
1014 to 10/d lb.—ln OAK BARK there are no sales to report, but 100
tons Mlmosa have been sold at £lO 5s to £lO Iss ton.—The saies of
TOBACCO amount to about 140 hhds ; of these, 50 hhds leaf have been
taken for Ireland, and the remainder to the home-trade.
ME D ITTERANE A N PRODUCE.
The business done in BRIMSTONE has been more limited than for
some week's past, but holders are quite firm, and prices have been
steadily supported.—Several public sales of Trieste, Verona, and Ty-
rolese NUMAC have been attempted, but little has been done ; Sicily
Foes off steadily at 13s to 13s 64 41,' cwt.—CREAM of TARTAR has been
in request, and for one lot of 30 casks, 61s 6(1 41r cwt was accepted,bitat
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several parcels sold since, brought 63s to 63s 6(1 ec cwt. —White A -
GOLS are dull of sale, common red are wanted and saleable at full
prices.—Nothing worthy of notice is reported in MADDERS or MAD-
DER BOOTS.—The best qualities of VALONIA only are saleable, all
others are dull.—The business done in OLIVE OIL has been at rather
lower prices, about 40 tons have this week been sold at about the re-
duced quotations.—ln FISH OILS, the sales have been2)ls7
principally
to a parcel of pale SEAL OIL by auctio , at
quay, straw coloured a, £37 15s and brown at n£37.—There has been
little &fie in SEED OILS, and prices remain without alteration.—ln
PALM OIL the saps continue very trifling.-011. of TURPENTINE is in,
steady request at the quotations.—HEMP is offered rather lower, and
some few sales li,ve been effected.—ln FLAX nothing done.—The bu-
siness in TALLOW has been confined to small parcels at the prices
quoted, holders being very firm.