The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-01 00:00:00

Olarkets.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 28.
The demand for Suout continues extremely limited, and the sales,
which only reach 400 hhds. 8.P., consist chiefly of good and fine Bar-
badoes, at a decline of 2s to 3s on the prerious nominal quotations.
1100 bags Bengal, and a small lot of Mauritius have been sold at a si-
milar redaction. No transactions have taken place in Foreign.—The
sales bt Mo/Asses are confined to two small parcels of Berhiee and
Demerara, at: Os for the former, and 31s fOr the latter; both front the
quay.—Core'aa. The sales of Plantation have been very limited, and
amount only to 60 casks of Jamaica, at fprmer rates. Of .Foreign, 150
bags of ordinary Brazil brought 51s tr cwt.-200 bags of Brazil CcooA
have been sold at a price not named.-2400 bags East India GINGER
sold at 355 to 38s in bond.—A small! lot of PIMENTO at 4d ;'and 300 bags
black PEPPER at 41d to 41d 4, lb.—Nothing has been done in Rm.—
We,conti nue to.have a good demand for all descriptions of Rum, and
upwards of 600 puns. have been sold this week at rather higher prices,
particularly for good and fine qualities, which are getting scarce.
In INDIGO there is nothing to report.—Lac DYE is ddll of sale, and
not a chest of What was offered to-day by auction sold.—About 70
chests Sulam. Lac have been taken at reduced rates.-180 chests East
India GUM ARABIC were put up to sale, but only 75 found buyers, at
lower prices.-20 hhds TlNcm. brought 80s.—Only 200 bags of SALT-
PETRE, and a few bags NITRATE of Sona,•have been taken at 31s for
the former, and 19s 4y cwt., ditty paid, for the latter.
DVeWoons.—About 920 tons of Campeachy Loowoon has been sold
froth the ship at £lO lOs to £lO 12s 6il; and 30 tents of Jamaica at £7
15s:; ,the sales of FUSTIC are confined to alew small parcels, at steady
prices ; nothing reported in NICARAGUA WOOD or C•MWOOD •, 20 tons
of oiled BARWOOD brought £4 5s 41, ton,—The dernandIorTURPEN-
TINS continues regular ; 790' to 800 brls. have been sold at 17s 3d, but
no further purchases could be made at this price ; there are no ar-
rivals of Turpentine this week.—ln American TAR there are no sales,
butof Stockholm 181,0 brls have been.sold at 13s 3d brl.—Montreal
Pot ASIIHR are rather more saleable, and 900 brig have found buyers
at 33516 d to 36a ; a few Montreal Pearls have brought 41s 3d to 43s W
cwt.--About 40.hhds QURRCITRON BARK have been disposed of at 17s
for New York, and 21s for Philadelphia.—Nothing done in CLOVER-
SEED or FLAXSEED.--lIIDES. The sales consist of 430 dry Monte
Video Ox and Cow at 88d to 9id, 3500 salted do at 41d to 41d, 100 dry
salted Ceara at 5,1 d, 70 salted Berbice at42cl, and 400 dry Buenoa Ayres
Horse Hides at 9s 3d each.—OAK BARK. Lin tons have •been'sold at
£6 15s to Li 15s ty ton.— The sales of TOBACCO have been about 180
hhds, chiefly Kentucky stemmed, to the home-trade.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
The market for Mediterranean Produce has ',not improved during
the week.—BRIMSTONE has remained almost without inquiry.—A pub.:
lie sale of Sicily SUMAC has been attempted, but nothing done, buyers
not.being willing togive within 6d to Is of the prices required.—There
has been but little done in AitooLs, CREAM of TARTAR.or brown TAR-
TAR; and of MADDERS and MADDER ROOTS the sales have been very
limited.—For VALONIA there has been more inquiry, but hitherto few
sales have been effected.—Olive OIL 'has' been more neglected this
week than for some time past, notwithstanding its comparatively low
price with other sorts of OIL ; holders do not press sales, and the bu-
siness of the week will not exceed 30 tuns, at the quotations.—There
has'heen more inquiry for Fisu Pt cs, and the principal part of what
remained in the importers',hands has been disposed. of ; consisting of
about 70 tuns SEAL and 10 tuns COD: at prices rather under our quota-
tions.—ln SEED Outs but little business Is doing.—The sales of PALM
Out extend to only about 180 tons, from £29 to £3O 10s, part being of
rather ordinary quality, and at the latter price in small parcels.—OlL
of TURPENTINE meets a ready saIe.—HEMP has experienced a further
improvement, sales of
i Petersburgh clean having been effected in quan-
tity' at £3O 15s to £3l 41, •, in FLAX no sales reported.—The tran-
sactions in TALLOW have not been very extensive, partly owing to the
holders demanding 'higher rates,'which have in a few instances been'
realized.