The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-05 00:00:00

JULY 5. 18:36,

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 1

The demand for SUGAR continues general and extensive, at a further
advance of fully Is cwt on all descriptions. The sales amount-10
1400 hhds 8.P., MOO bags Mauritius, at Cis for low brown to 72s fin'
fine yellow, and 11u0 bags Bengal have also been disposed of, at 74s to'
76s qy ctvt. • No transactions have taken place in. Poreign Sugar.—w
There is an extensive demand for MOLASSES, and nearly 1000 puns.
have been taken, Barbadoes, to arrive, at 82s cwt, with a '
parcel of Demerara, from the quay, at ;As clf cwt.—COFFEE. be
sales of Plantation are to a fair extent ; 260 casks of Jamaica sold.
chiefly at'auction, at a slight decline on former rates ; 40 brls Trinidad
and 7a bags Demerara were also disposed of at the quotations, and 7C7
f:ahins of Mocha, of fair quality, at 67s 6d tt cwt. Nothing done in
;n.27-70 kris Jamaica (ItNuelt have been sold at £6 to X 8

COCOA, PEPrria or l'imE;rono sales to report —East India Rica cony
tinnes to be inquired for, and about 2800 bags have been sold; one.
half Java, at 14s, and-the remainder Bengal, at 14s to 16s 4,
deseriptiions of Rum continue in good request, arid 300 puns hare been
sold at 2s 9d to 2s 4d for common Leewards, and 3s 6d to 43 for good'
and fine Demerara.

IN DlGo.—The small public, sales. Int:m*7,l4 forward on VVednesday>.
went at full prices; the quantity sold was 48 chests.—The LAC DYS
by auction brought :s 61041? lb for the SHELL LAC but little disposition
to purchase was shown, only 26 chests selling, at 102 s 6d to 122 s 6d 4r.
cwt.-700 bags SALTPETRE are reported-at-31s to33s If cwt.—A pare"'
of East India SENNA has been disposed of at 3d 4fr lb. •
DYEWOODS.—The inquiry forthese articles remains steady, and the
sales of Camprachy LOGWOOD are about 150 tons, at £7 5s to £7 13s fof
ordinary weathered, £7 15s to £1 17s 6d for middling, £8 to £8 Ts 60
fur good, 40 of Jamaica at £5 15s to £6 ; of FUSTIC, 40 tons of Cuba
brought £7 lOs to £8 ss, and some trifling sales of other kind's at steady
prices; about 60 tons of NICARAGUA WOOD brought £6 5s to gd for
small, and £l6 lOs to £l7 for good Lima ; 50 tons of middling Santrf
WOOD sold at XL ; some Angola BAEWOOD at £9, and Camwoon at
£‘,o ton.—The arrivals of TURPENTINE having been rather large,
prices have given way 6d to is cwt, and sales have been made, to
arrive, and in port, of nearly 4000 brls at 16s 9d, 16s 6d, 16s and 155
6d ; the trade are not disposed to buy extensively even at the latter
price.—No sales in American TAR, nor any alteration in price.—There
has been rather more inquiry for Montreal Pot AsnEs, but rather
lower prices have been accepted ; about 200 brls have been sold at 339
60 to 365, Pearl Ashes also.are lower ; 455 has been accepted for a few'
Montreals.—ln QUERCITRON BARK there is no alteration.--A parcels
of 25 casks of American CLOTERSEED sold at 53s.—About 300 quarters
East India LINSEED were sold at 48s ty quarter.—Htnzs. The sales
consist of 300 dry salted Brazil at 610, 4eoo salted Buenos Ayres at
41d to 51d, 428 New lcork at 340, 1100 Jamaica at 41d to 540, and 2500
East India Kips at 61d •:: lb.—ln HORSE HAIR and OAK BARK there
are no sales to report.—The sales of TOBACCO this week have been
570 hhds ; of these 500 Virginia leaf have been taken for the Sardinian
Government; a few leaf for Ireland, and the remainder (stemmed) for
home-use ; the trade continue to buy sparingly, and prices during the
past month have fallen considerably ; our quotations are altered ac-
cdrdingly.

MEDITTERANEAN PRODUCE.
There has continued to he a good inquiry for BRIMSTONE during the .'
week, and sales to a moderate extent have been made without any
change in prices ; more business'would have been done had the holder,
been inclined to take lower rates.—Nothing worthy of notice has beert
done in _DROOLS, or in SUMAC ; CREAM of TARTAR is inquired for,
and has become scarce.—For Persian yellow BERRIES the demand
continues good, and sales of good quality have been made at £l5 4r
CWt.-MADDERS and MADDER -ROOTS have been in moderate request ;
of the latter, some good Smyrna brought 47s 9d ItY cwt.—At the pub-
lic sale of 230 tons VALON in nothing was done, the buyers not being
disposed toglve the, prices required ; the whole was consequently
W
withdran.—There continues to be a steady business transacted in
OLIVE OIL, and the sales of the week have reached upwards of 60 tuns
at steady prices for common descriptions, and a shade better for Gall-
poli.—We are still without any arrival of SEAL OIL from Newfound-
land ; Coo OIL is taken in small parcels at the prices quoted ; the re- .
mainder or the.pareel of South Sea WISALE OIL (about 100 tuns),lnts
been sold at £l7 los 4113' tun.—ln SEED OILS there is very little busi^
ness doing ; the prices remain -steady.—The sales of PALM OIL are
about 80 tons; at £3B to £3B lOs ; holders now ask £36, and are firm
at this. price.OlL of TURPENTINE in demand.—The sales of Finns.
are unimportant, the prices steady.-150 bales JUTE have sold at £2O --
41r ton.—ln Futx little or nothing doing.—There continues a stead,
but not extensive demand for TALLOW ; the prices are 3d higher this
week ; 48 pipes Buenos Ayres Grease and 'Fallow sold by auction on
Thursday ; the former brought 42s 9d, the latter 43s 6d to 43s 9d.