The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-09-14 00:00:00

700 hhds., at rather improved prices. Bengals are also much in

quired for, and 3000 bags sold, at 72s to 72s 6d for fine white, 62s to

7os for low to middling, and 443 to 46s per ew t. for Khaur. Foreign

—The Refiners have taken 210 chests strong Bahia, about one-fourth

white, at an average of 19s 3d, and 40 chests soft white at 17s to
19s per cwt. Nothing to report in Bonded Refined. No sales
worthy of notice in Molasses. Coffee.—The sales of Plantation
have been limited, comprising about 100 casks of Jamaica, without
change in prices; 70 bags.Demerara were also sold at the quota-
tions. Of Foreign 80 bags only reported; Bahia at 41s, and
ordinary Laguayra at 43s Od to 45s per cwt. No sales of Cocoa,
Ginger or Pimento: 400 bags Black Pepper brought aid to 4id per
lb. Rim-350 bags Bombay sold at lls 3d per cwt. Rum.—There
has been a good demand for B. P. this week, the sales amounting
400 puns., chiefly strong Demerara, at our full quotations, with a
few choice Jamaica at es per gallon. 140 hhds. East India have
been sold at is 6d to is 6id for proof strengths; also a few puns.
Foreign at is 3d per gallon.
Tea.—On the arrival of the overland mail with accounts from
China, stating that 11,000,000 lbs. had been shipped, previous to
the 19th May, and that as much more was likely to follow, a
complete panic took place in the market, 'and prices immediately
declined 7d to 8d per lb from the highest quotations during the last
month.

The forthcoming public sales of Indigo have suspended all
operations by private. 35 bales Bengal Safflower sold at £5 155
to £6 10s, 10 chests Shell Lac at 98s, and-160 bags Terra Japonica
at 175 to 18s. About 1500 bags Nitrate of Soda sold at the quota-
tions, which are reduced. sue bags Saltpetre have been taken at
30s 6d per cwt., duty paid.
Dyewoods.—The sales are 150 tons Campeachy Logwood at .e 8
to £9, 40 tons Honduras at .e 6 5s to 10s; 80 tons Savanilla

Fustic at ; a few tons Lima Wood at and Red Sanders at
£7 las per ton. The demand for Turpentine continues regular,
and former prices are fully supported;
.14i00 brls.have been sold,

at 11s 6d fo; an old impoit in store, and at 125 2d to 12s 3d for new
Turpentine off the quay. No sales reported in Tar. We have had
rather a brisk demand for both Pot and Pearl Ashes, and sales to
the extent of 502 to 600 brls. have been made, causing an advance
6d to Is per cwt., the latest sales having been effected at 29s 6d for
both descriptions; the market is still very firm, principally in con-
sequence of several large parcels being taken for export. 16 bales
. .

West India Bees' Wax sold at .e'S 2s a per cwt.. duty paid. Hides.
—The only sales to report are a few salted River Plate, at 3Zd to
Oil for Ox, and 41d to 41d per lb for Cow. Tobacco.—The sales
this week are 200 hhds., of which 40 were for export. remainder to
the Trade ; in prices no change.
There has been a fair demand for Brimstone. the sales of the

week having reached 300 tons. Of Sumac, about 650 bags Sicily
sold at los for old, and lOs gd per cwt. for new. Nothing worth
notice clone in Argols, Cream of Tartar or brown Tartar. 50 casks
of flag Mulatto have been sold, the price not named, and a few
bales of good Persian Berries at 412 per ton. There is some in-
quiry for Madder Roots, and a parcel of so bales French Sold at
44s 6d to 455; no sales reported in Turkey. In Quercitron Bark
there is nothing to notice. The demand for Olive Oil .has been

confined chiefly to small lots for immediate use ; but prices are still
tending upwards, Galipoli having been of current sale, as wanted,
at *7B per tun. In Seal Oil nothing of moment having been done
this week, but the price is steady at £34 ; a few small sales of Cod
Oil have been made at the quotations. The demand for both pale
Rape and Linseed Oils continue to improve, and some little ad-
vance in prices has again been realized. Oil of Turpentine is steady
at the annexed rates, Palm Oil.—The sales during the week
amount to 550 tons, part at £3B, off the quay, but in some instances
rather lower rates have been accepted; 280 tons have been sold,
to arrive, the exact price of which has not transpired ; some in-
quiries on an extensive scale have appeared for exportation. The
market for Hemp and Flax is very dull, and prices of Hemp are
little more than nominal. The Tallow market has become flat,
and prices rather low; Petersburg yellow Candle and also fine
Odessa have been sold at 49s 6d, and about 200 pipes Buenos
Ayres, by auction, we . sold on Saturday last, at a decline of Is to
Is 6d per cwt. upon the previous sales.