The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-08 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL ISIARKiff, MARCH 4.

There has again been a very general and extensive demand for all
descriptions of Sutras, and the sales amount to 2200 hhds. B. P. at a
further rise of 6d to is cwt, and the market has now nearly recovered
the late depression: 3200 bags Bengal have also been disposed of at
62s 90 for low brown, up to 7.is 90 for extra fair white, and 1400 bags
fair brown. Mauritius, in second. hands, at 61s 4y cwt. In Foreign
Sugars no sales have been made.—There has hero more inquiry for
MOLASSES, and nearly 400 puns. of Demerara have been sold, chiefly
at 26s_V cwt.—COFFEE. The stock of Plantation held by importers,
as also by the trade, is now reduced to about six week's consumption,
and as it will be at least that time before any supplies-of moment can
arrive, the trade have become eager buyers, and holders consequently
are looking for ay.oonsiderabe advance in prices; the sales amount to
70 casks of Jamaica, at a rise of fully 4s V cwt. ; 20,casks of Demerara
were alio sold: Io Foreign, tie only sale we have to node° is 110 bags
St. Domingo at 53S.—Nothing done in Cocoa..-300 bags and 1350
pockets East India GINGER sold at 31s to 31s 6d, 60 bags PIMENTO at
41d, and 800 bags black I EPPER at 41d to 5d 4? Ih.—The demand for
Rica has been extensive, and the sales amount to 6.)50 bags of Bengal,
at lls 9d to 14s 4t, cwt. in bond, being, an advance of 60 to Is V cwt.,
and 110 ten of cleaned Carlina at 2.9 s 4y cwt, and 20,0 bags of East In-
dia at 16s to 19s V cwt, duty pad.—[llJM continues in goottrequest,
and 400 puns of Demerara have been taken at 3s 4d to 3s 10did V
gallon for fine quality, and 2s 2d to 2s. 5d for common Leewards.
There have not been any transactions of moment in INDIGO.—At
public sale, 93 chests SHELL LAC sold readily, and at full prices ' orange
at £7 5s to £7 10s, and liver ut 2s 60 to £5 17s 6dl 51 boxes TINCAL
went at 70s 6d to 71s 60 V cwt.—A parcel of good white Pearl SAGO
ha% realized 14s.—In SALTPETRE the business is extremely limited.
DTEVTOODS.—The sales of Campeachy Loowoou has been about 150
tons at £7 10s, and a few tons of inferior at £7; nothing reported in
Jamaica or St. Domingo ; of. FUSTIC, 60 tons of Cuba sold at £7 to £7'
7s 6d, and 25 of Jamaica at. £4 ss; a few tougof Solid.. NICARAGUA
Woon brought £l4, and 20 of Lima at £l5 ; 30 tons of Angola BAR.
wool) at £9, 30 of baboon at £B, and 10 of SA PAN 1770un at £l2 ton.
—Ty iteaNrlsa has advanced ls 6d V cwt, 16s 9,lhavin,,,, been obtained
for 1200 brls in store, and 17s for 200 brls on the quay; the trade, how-
ever,
refuse to give inure than 165,6 d for any farther quantity, which
price the holders have hitherto declined accepting. —No sales in Ameri-
can Tan.—Montreal Pot ASHES have declined 6d V cwt, but the sales
have been more extensive than for some weeks past, 400 to 500 brls
having changed hands at 38s to 38s 60, 200 of which are taken for ship-
ment to London. A few Montreal Pearl Ashes have been sold at 47s
Gd V cwt.—Baas' WAX is in demand, and, very scarce ; a parcel of
American has been sold at £9 12s 6d V cwt, duty paid.—FLAXSEED for
sod-lag continues in limited demand ; about 300 hhds New York, of
this year's brand, have seen disposed of at 68s ; in addition to which,
1000 lids old American was sold in a line, but the price has not tran-
spired. There is no alteration in crushing geed.—American CLOVER-
SEED goes off slowly in small parcels, at 67s to 68s for the best red, at
which about SO casks have been sold.—Nothing done in QUERCITRON
BARK.—HIuRs. As the principal buyers are at Bristol Leather Fair
this week, there are no sales of moment to report —ln HORSE HIDES
and OAK BARK, no sales to report.—,The sales of Tonacco consist of
20 hhds Virginia leaf, and 20 stemmed for Ireland ; about 40 hhds Ken..
tacky stemmed on speculation, and 35 hhds Virginia leaf, 50 hhds
• stemmed, and 85 hhds Kentucky stemmed were taken by the home-
tra.tle, at firm prices.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE

The arrivals of BRIMSTONE this week have been large, amounting
to propably 8J to 1000 tons ; the market has consequently been quite
inactive, and the few sales made have been at reduced prices.—In Su-
mac the business done has been on a limited scale ; a small parcel of
Tyrolese brought 9s cwt.—Attoots are in fair request, but the stocks
are reduced to a small compass.—CßEANC OF TARTAR and Brown TAR-
TAR are in limited demand.—The demand for MADDER ROOTS of good
quality is pretty steady ; but for MADDERS there is scarcely any in-
quiry, and they are very difficult of sale.—Sales of 45 casks *Flag AN-
N ATTO were attempted, but nothing worthy of notice was done ; the
pi ice asked is 3s 6d IF lb.—There has been a better demand for VALO.
NIA. and prices have been fully supported.—For OLIVE OIL the demand
has been good, and upwards of 80 tons have found buyers at the pre-
vious quotations; Galipoli has sold pretty freely at £63 to £64, as in
quantity ; the rest of the sales have been in Genoa, at £6O 4P' tun.—A
small business continues to be done in Flan OILS, and the prices re-
main without alteration.—SEED OILS are in steady request at the quo-
tations.—About 40 tons PALM Ott have been sold at £35 lOs ; a further
import has been received, which the owners decline offering at present
for sale.—Some transactions in Om of TURPENTINE have taken place
below the price quoted, but the manufacturers are now firm at these
rates.—ln HEMP and FLAX but little has been done.—The TALLOW
market has receded 3d to 6d Ift cwt, and the transactions but limited