The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12 00:00:00

Alathrts.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 8.
At the commencement of the week there was a brisk demand fell
SUGAR, and extreme prices were paid for all descriptions; but owing
to the-dull accounts from London, there has been lesS' doing latterly;
in prices, however, there is not any alteration, as holders are very
firm. The sales amount to 1800 hhds 8.P.; 800 bags Mauritius, and
800 bags,Bengal. There has been more iriguiry for Foreign Sugar. but
the transaction., are unimportant —The hWsiness in MOLASSES IS con-
fined to a parcel of Ttinidad, from the quay, at 31s to 31s 6.14? cwt.--.
COFFEE. The sales of Plantation. are to a moderate extent, comprising
120 casks of Jamaica, at decline, in most instances, of is to 2s cwt.
Nothing done in Foreign:-61 boxes St. Vincent Anuownom brought
is 4? lb.-80 bags Trinidad CecoA have been taken at 50s, a small par-
cel Jamaica GINGER at. itti 15s dr cwt., and 20.) packages black:PerPsi •
at 41d 4' lb.—East India RICE is still in good demand, 1200 bags have.
been sold at :4s to 15s r cwt in bond ; and 29s paid for 90 tees of
dressed Carolina, dety paid.—There has also been a fair inquiry for
500 pins have been sold' at.s 2d to 2s 3d 41' gallon for common
Leewards, Is 4d to 3s .0,1 for Jamaica, 27 etr cent. 0.P., 'and 3S 1041 td
4s 47 gallon for fine Demerara.
For lanino there has been but little inquiry, the attention of the
trade being directed to the London sales, commencing 12th .inst.-400
hags of SALTPETRE sold at 31s to 335, and a small lot at 34s it C t.
200 boxes of SAGO brought 14s 6d 4, cwt.—For LAC DYE therels a
good demand. •
Uiewoons.—The inquiry generally has been limited of Cain.;
peachy Loowoon about 50 tons sold at £7 15s to £S 7s 6d, and 50 of
Jamaica at £,5 12s 6d to £6 ; in, FUSTIC, 60 tons of 'Cuba brought £8
17s fid to £9, 80 of Tampico £5 15s to £5 17s 6d, 50 of Carthagena
lOs to £4 6d ; about 15 tons of middling_ NICARAGUA WOOD £l3
10 tons' of SATAN WOOD obtained £ll, and •20 tons of Red SANDARH
Woon £6 lOs ton.—The TURPENTINE market' is dull, and 100 brls.
only have been sold, for which, however, 16s was obtained ; some of
the late arrivals are advertised for public sale next week.—Americari
TAR is scarce, and would readily command the quotations.—AlOntreal
Pot ASHES are rather lower, but the inquiries are becoming more ge-
neral; the sales have been principally at 35-, fel to Ms fur new, and at
355 for old brands. Montreal Pearl ASHES are also lower ; a few par-
cels only have been sold at 44s 9d to 46s,'but there are sellers at 455.--=
In FLAXSEED or CLOVERSEED no business of any consequence has
been done this week.—The market has been entirely cleared of QUER%
CITRON BARK, at iris rowt—Nothing done in BEES' WAX.—The sales
of HIDES consist of 3800 salted Buenos Ayres at 4id to Std, 650 New
York at 30, 650 New South Wales at 4d,'170 Jamaica atsd, 4600 East
India Kips at 81d to 81d for dry salted, bid to 6/1 for dry and brined',
3d to 54d for rubbed do, and 500 dry St. Petersburgh Kips at Writ.
In I:loess HAIR there are no sales to report. —OAR BARK. 120 tons
have been sold at £7 for good Dutch, and £5 lOs efr ton for inferior.—
The sales of TOBACCO have been limited to about 80 hhds, of which
11 hhds leaf were taken for Ireland, and*the remainder by the home-
trade.