The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-06 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Dec. 2.
The demand for Sugar has been very limited, and the sales, which
do not reach 400 hhds 8.P.. are again at lower prices. 350 bags good
yellow Mauritius have been disposed of at 635. There has been more
inquiry for Foreign Sugar, but the only sales are a small lot of good'
white 'Pernambuco at 325 6d,and brown at 22s tid cwt.—No sales in
Molasses.—Coffee. No public-sales of :Plantation have been attempted
this week ; the transactions coinprise -about 80 caskl'of Jairiaica,at
steady prices; the trade are but moderately supplied. and evince rather
more-disposition to purchase. Nothing done in Foreign.-160 hags
Trinidad Cocoa have luten sold at 48s to 50s, 510 bags East India Gin-
her at 30s to 32s 4f, cwt, 200 bags black Pepper at 44d to 44d, and 120
hags Pimento at Old to 34d
e, 1100 bags good Bengal
were sold by auction at 1 6d to 18s 4P cwt in bond.—Ruin continues'
in steady demand : the asks are about 140 puns Demerara, at 4s 3d to
4s 40 tte gallon for 31 to 35 ir cent o.p.
There are no sales to report in Indigo this week. At auction, the
following goods have been disposed of at a reduction upon the pre-
vious currency, viz. 15 bales good Bengal Safflower at £a 5s and 7s
6d ; 100 bales Munjeet at Its 6tl and 19s ; 45 chests orange Shell Lac at
£6 to £6 5s ; 400 pockets Turmeric at 14s 6d ; 50 bales Jute at 17s '6d;
and 30 Mids. Tineal at 73s 3d aft' cwt.-1n Saltpetre the sales amount to
800 bags, at 27s 60 to 325, which is a little lower in some instances.
Dvewoods.—These articles have been dull this week, and the sales
of all kinds do not exceed 50 tons, of which Camwood has brought
£24 4? ton.—The demand for Turpentine continues regular, and sales
have been made to the extent of 2300 brls at 17s 9d 4r cwt ; there is a
general inquiry for Spirits of Turpentine, and considerable sales have
been effected at 785.—T. cargoes of Stockholm Tar, comprising 913,1)
brls have been sold, to arrive, at 138 9d, and 120 bids of American at
145 6d.—Montreal Put Ashes are dull at 31is lid to 375, which prices
have been obtained for several parcels ; the sales of Moatreal Pearl
Ashes have been trifling at 395, which must now be considered an ex-
treme quotation—quervitron Bark continues in very limited request
at former prices.—No sales have yet occurred in Cloverseed or lax-
seed.—Nothing done in Bees' Wax.—Hides. The only sales to report
are 1167 dry Lima at lid for thi- sound, 700 dry salted Brazil at 54d to
51d, and 450 East India Kips, second class rubbed, at 4d al,
Horse Hair and Oak Bark there are no transactions to notice.—The
sales of Tobacco amount .to about 140 hhds., of which 6(1 hhds
leaf
were taken for Scotland, 50 hhds. for exportation, and the remainderowhic
,
to the trade ; 140 hhds. were also disposed of by public ti
are included in the sales of the month, amounting all to al;out 780
hhds. Stemmed Tobacco remains steady in price, but leaf has rather
declined.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
There has been a partial inquiry for Brimstone, hut the principal
sale has been a cargo of about 2no tons of middling quality, which has
obtained a full price.—The business done in Sumac has been again on
a limited scale, and prices have been barely maintained.—No sales
worthy of notice have been made in Ar.gols, Cream of Tartar or Brown
Tartar.—Madders and Madder Hoots remain in limited demand.—
There has been more inquiry for Valonia, and shoot 150 tons sold at
full prices.—Olive Oil remains dull of sale, the feN:t. salespade being
chiefly in Spanish, at previous quotations.—In Fish Oils there has
been'very little done this week, no fresh imports having been r.-
`ceived, and prices are without alteration.—Seed Oils continue in li-
mited request. at the prices quoted.—The inirtort of P.alm Oil is about
750 tons. and the sales are about 160 tons, at £3l to £3l 103 from the
quay.—Oil of Turpentine continues to invet a ready sale, and a fur-
ther advance has been silts of Ilemp are trifling., at the
s Jute sold rather lower.—In Flax uo sales re-
ported..:—The business in Tallo.,v continues only moderate at the
quetations. and some sale's, to arrive, have been effected At 46s 3d for
yellow candle.