The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-01 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 27.
There has been a moderate demand for SUGAR, and the sales amount
to 900 hhds. B. P., without change in prices. COO bags Mauritius have
been sold at 60s 6d. In Bea al no sales. Of Foreign, a cargo of Java
has beeasold afloat, deliverable at Antwerp, price not named.—There
has been an animated demand for MOLASSES, and upwards of 1,800
puns. of all descriptions have been sold at the quotations.—Corrum
The market for Plantation is exceedingly dull, and the sales effected,
comprising 130 casks of Jamaica, have been at a decline of fully, 3s per
cwt., and the quotations are reduced in conformity. No sales of Fo-
:reign.—ln COCOA, GINGER, or Ptusrrro no 'transactions to notice.-
600 bags black. PEPPER, by auction, brought 4id 51d Th. There•
is no change in the RUM market, 170 puns. having been taken at 2s Id•
fpr common Leewards, and 2s 9d e 3s 8d for middling to fine Demerara
and Tamaica.-1420 bags of Bengal RICE, chiefly of fine quality, have
been sold at 13s 3d ti cwt.

INDlGo.—There is nothing to report in East India; a dozen serons
of Guatimala (sobres) sold by auction at 4s 7d a 5s 7d W' 4h, duty paid ;
'there was no disposition to buy the cortes.—Sales have been made in
Chasta. LIGNEA to the extent of 400 boxes, at 57s Gd a 58s Gd.—The
transactions in SALTPETRE amount to 1,200 bags, at 22s ea 29s 60.—A
small parcel of NITRATE of SODA has been sold at 20s 6d V cwt.
DYEWOODS.—The demand has remained limited, and sales made of
100 tons of St. Domingo LOGWOOD at £5 ss, and 100 of Jamaica at £5 ;
100 tons of Spanish FusTiq at the quotations, and 15 tons of Cuba at
£7 lOs ; no sales reported in NICARAGUA WOOD: 10 tons of CAMWOOD,
smaU at £l2, and prime quality at £l7 105; 5 tons of Angola BARWOOD
at £7 JOs ton.—TURIENTINE has declined 641 0) Is etff cwt. ; 2,300
brls. were sold early in the week at 19s 6d, but to-day 250 brls. were
sold at 19s 3d, and for a parcel of 700 more 18s 91.1 was the highest bid,
and it was consequently withdrawn.—No sales'of Auierican TAR, but
of Stockholm 1,000 brls. have been sold at 12s fed 125 9d.—A further
advance of 6d 47 cwt. has been obtained on Montreal. Pot ASHES, 34s
6d having been given in several instances; the sales amount to 500 to
600 brls., and there are very few, if any sellers now at 34s 6d. The
demand for Montreal Pearl Ashes is exceedingly limited;and a few
trilling parcels only have found buyers at 443.4" QURRCITRON
BARK some small sales of Philadelphia have been made at lOs 60.
Nothing done in CLOVERSEED.—No alteration in BEES' WAx.—lllnas.
The sales consist of 1,300 dry Monte Video and Buenos Ayres Ox
and Cow at 8d na 94, 250 salted Buenos. Ayres- inferior 410 na 4ftl, 220.
'German at 310, 550 New South Wales at 3/0, 6,000 dry Russian Kips
at 81d, and 185 dry Bnenos Ayres Horse Hicles, inferior, 6s 42, 7s each.
—.llAta..-35 bales have been sold at 9d for fafr•Mixed, 710 for short,
Bfd for Cow, and 6W cir lb for short Russian.—ln Chinchilli and Neu-
tria SKINS no sales have transpired.—The sales of Toortcco amount
to about 30 hiul4. Virginia leaf, 110 lihds.,Virginia stemmed, 10 lihds.
Kentucky leaf, and 120 }dis. stemmed, all of which were disposed of
to the home-trade, with the exception of 20 leaf, which were taken
for Ireland, and 10 hhds, for export ; prices of all descriptions were
fully maintained.