The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-09-18 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, SEPT. 14.

Sugar. The demand is still confined to Barbadoes, and good
scale quality for the grocers, with a partial inquiry, at lower prices,
for strong brown from the refiners, and the sales amount to 1100
hhds 13:P. together with 1600 bags Bengal, at 63s to 65s per cwt.
The sales in Foreign Sugar are 40 cases. chiefly brown Brazil, at
20s 6d per cwt:—The transactions in Molasses are confined to 130
puns fine Antiguas at 25s 6tl from the quay, and 30 puns Berbice. in
warehouse, at 22s.—Cotfee. The demand for Plantation has been
very limited, and the sales only comprise 50 casks of Jamaica and
70 bags of Demerara", at about former rates. Nothing done in Po-
reign.-1000 bags
.East India Ginger have been sold at a pr ice not
allowed to transpire, and 300 bags Pimento at 3d per lb.—No sales
of Cocoa or Pepper.-1330 bags of East India Rice, of middling
quality, realized lis 3d to 17s 6tl per cwt per cwt. and a few tees.
Carolina Rice 36s per cwt.—The sales of Rum have been unim-
portant, in consequence of the limited stock.
On Wednesday last, 140 chests of Bengal and 30 serons of Guati-
mala Indigo were brought to auction, but owing to the absence of
purchasers, very little was done; 70 chests since found buyers, at a
decline, but on a par with the last London sale, and the Ouatimala
at a similar reduction.—ln Shell Lac some sales made at 60s to 90s,
and B Lac Dye at 2s 3d per 11%-39 bales of Bengal &Power, of
fair to good quality, brought 76s to 90s per cwt.—The sales of Salt.
petre and Nitrate of Soda are trifling.-luo bales of Jute at £l2 lOs
per ton.
Dyewoods. In Campeachy Logwood, 15d tons sold at £l2 to
£l2 lOs per ton ; two large cargoes have arrived this week ; 3Utons
of Jamaica sold at £lO to „Cie 2s 6d ; in Fustic, 100 tons of Sava-
brought £6 5s to £6 10s, and a few tons of Cuba LI I • nothing
reported in Nicaragua Wood , a few tons of Camwood sold at £l9
per ton.—There are no sales of Turpentine to communicate this
week, neither is there any alteration in psi e ; the application to
Government for an alteration is the duty on Foreign Spirits of
Turpentine has not been granted.—No sales in American or Baltic
'Par.—The demand for Montreal Pot and Pearl Ashes has-been
moderate, the sales not exceeding 200 brls, but previous prices ar-
firmly maintained.—Quercitroa Bark continues in fair request,
about 60 hhds Philadelphia have been disposed of at 16s to 16s 64.1,
and it is now held at 17s.—Linseed remains steady ; 901 quarters
East India sold at 42s 60 to 44s 9d per qua; ter, in bond.—The sales
of Hides are rather extensive, and higher prices paid for all de-
scriptions; 4400 salted River Plate have been sold- at Ord to 5d for
Cows, and 51d to 51t1 for Ox, 200 dry Buenos Ayres at 830, 250 Rio
Gaande at 71,1. 900 dry salted Brazil at 5113 to 530. 200 New Orleans
at sd, 1.1300 East Inflia Kips at Rid to 12#41 for dry salted and good
brined sound, 10.1 to Hid for first class rubbed, 814.1. to 91d for dry
sound, 7ld to 910 for second class rubbed, and s,id to 71d per lb for
rubbed ; also 19.j0 Monte Video Ilorse Hides at Os Brl to its 9d for
dry, and 13s each for salted.—At the public sale of 150 bales Horse
Hair on Wednesday, about one-half sold at a considerable advance
on previous sales. Tails brought Old to 2334, mixed 101 d to 11d,
short 9d, ropy 814, and Cow Hair 9d Ilid per lb.—There has been
an animated demand for Tobacco, and the sales amount to 550 hhds,
at an advance of fully id per Ib; of these, 1 0 lards were for Ire-
land, the remainder, chiefly Virginian and Kentucky stemmed,
were taken by the home-trade.

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There still continues a limited demand for Brimstone, without
change in prices.—Nothing worthy. of notice has been done in Su-
mac,-Argols or Cream of "l'artar.---For Madder Roots there has been
a renewed inquiry, and some considerable sales have been made,
chiefly of Smyrna Roots, at 40s to 4!s per cwt; holders of all de-
scriptions have become reluctant to sell without a further advance.
—Madders of line quality-are in good request, the inferior sorts are
still neglected.—There continues a good demand for Olive Oil, at
full.prices.—ln Seed Oils less business has been doing, and
.pale
Rape is orering rather lower.—ln Palm Oil only a limited business
has been done at £43 10s on the spot, and a parcel to arrive at
£4l 10s per ton —Oil of Turpentine without demand.—Tetersburg
clean Hemp meets a ready sale rt the quotations.—ln Flax we
have no alteration to notice.—A further advance of 6d to 9d per
cwt has been realized on Tallow, and about 500 casks h:ve changed
hands.