The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 26.

There has been a very animated demand for SUGAR, and 2,000 hhds.
B.P. have been sold at an advance of Is. red Is. 6d. V cwt. on all de-
scriptions, with 1,000 bags Bengal, at 58s. 6d. for ordinary to 61s. for
good white. There has also been a good enquiry- for Foreign, with
but little offering, and 'the sales are in consequence confined to 200
boxes yellow Havana, at 255., and a small lot of Muscovada Paraiba,
at 245. V cwt.—Motass fts continue in good demand, but the stock in
importers' hands being much reduced, and the late arrivals not being
yet landed, the sales of the week are only 100 puns., at the quotations.
---COFFEE.—The sales of Plantation consist of about 200 casks of
Jamaica, 'at about former rates for the ordinary and middling qualities,;
the finer descriptions continue to bring fell prices, and for 25 casks
fine, of a favourite mark, 1255. were realized ; 40 bales Mocha of fair
quality sold at 88s. 4? cwt. Of Foreign 100 bags of fair ordinary
Brazil sold at 60s. V cwt.—ln Cocoa or GINGER no sales reported.-
1,050 bags good black NITER sold at 31d., and 600 bags PlataNTo, at
41d. n 41d. tir ha,s been enquired for by ex-
porters, but no business has taken place ; of East India 4,500 bags
have been sold for cleaning, at 14s. 6d. 15s. 6d. V cwt., in bond, for
middling to good white Bengal.—ln Rum the transactions are limited
to 150 puns., chiefly common Demerara, at 2s. V gallon, being an
advance of d. V gallon.
INDIOO.—The sales are C9ttaned to 12 chests of Bengal and 5 of
Oude at full prices, the huytuat generally waiting the result of the
public sales next week.—There have been some considerable sales of
a variety of East India Dry,:os,rB,:e. this week, and which have been
chiefly disposed of or taken in at full prices.—SALTPETRE is rather
heavy of sale, and not more than about 400 bags have found buyers, at
steady prices.—Of NITRATE, of SODA the only sale is a small parcel, at
26,"5. 6d. V cwt.
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tlitivi;ons.-There has been rather more eneral enquiry, and
about 250 tons of Campeachy Loowoon sold at £7 ss. e£7 7s. Gd. for
middling', and at £8 for good, 100 tons of Jamaica, at 1:6 2s. Gd. .
£6 55., and 50 tons of St. Domingo, at £6 los. e' £6 15s; an ordi-
nary parcel of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD was offered, but withdrawn ;
a few tons of Rio de la Hache sold at £2O ; 10 tons of Tampico Fesric
brought IS 55., and there are now sellers at £B, and 20 tons of BAR.
'WOOD were sold at £7 I,os. na £B.-The sales of TURPENTINE have
been large, they amount to 3,150 brls. at Ils. 2d. e lls. 3d., with the
exception of 100 bids. which brouqht I Is. 4d.; the quality was very
good, being principally new ; however, in price there is a reduction of
3d. 41, cwt., hut the market is much firmer than it was at the close of
last week.-American TAR maintains its relatively high price; 320
brls. of good quality were sold on Saturday, at 14s. 2d. cly brl.-The
demand for Montreal Pot ASHES continues limited, and the sales are
scarcely 100 brls.; prices are rather lower for old Ashes, 245. having
been accepted for a few, hut new Ashes have advanced, 255. Gd. per
vvt. having been obtained; Montreal Pearl Ashes go off regularly in
small parcels to consumers ; about 100 brls. have been sold at 265. 6d.
Q 275. States' Ashes are scarce and much wanted.-There is no
alteration in CLOVERSEED or FLAXSEED.-A small parcel of East India
BE-Es' WAX sold at £7 tte cwt.-Quarter raoN BARK is rather lower, 50
hhds, of New York coarse ground having been sold at Bs. e Bs. 3d. •:a
cwt., chiefly at the former price.-The-transactions in HIDES com-
prise 6.000 dry Rio Grande Cow and Ox at lid. a 71d., 3,560 ditto
wormed, at 51d. 61d., 2,000 East India Kips, at 711 d. 6 74d., 3,600
ditto wormed, at sd. e ell, 350 dry Russian Kips, at lotd.Bo dry
West India Cow and Ox, at 5g d. , 55 ditto salted, at 41d., and 1,000 dry
salted Brazil. at Md. 6 Gd. sales of Neutria or Chiuchilli
Sails, Or of Holm HAIR.-Of OAK BARK there are nO sales to
report-TonAceo continues in steady demand, and about 361) hhds.
have been sold; consisting of 37 hhds. of Virginia stemmed, 16 of leaf,
and 60 of Kentucky stemmed to the home-trade ; 50 of Virginia leaf
and stemmed for Scotland; 144 of Kentucky stemmed for re-sale, and
54 of Kentucky leaf for exportation.
MIIDITERRANEA.N PRODUCE. -There continues to be a mode-
rate demand only for BRIMSTONE, and sellers at the annexed rates,
which are unaltered from last week, though still tending to some
decline,-The sales in SUMAC have been limited, and prices have been
barely supported.-MADDERS are enquired for, and a fair linsiness
hos been done in most descriptions ; there is also a fair demand for
MADDER ROOTS ;73 bales of Smyrna sold at 58s. 6d. cwt.-A par-
cel of 47 casks flag Axalarro sokl by auction, at Is. ld. no Is. 11d. etf,
5,-Sonte sales have been effected to the extent of 20 tons of Italian
AP.GOLS at full prices.-For CREAM of TARTAR there is a limited
demand.-In consequence of unfavourable accounts from abroad
respecting the crops of Olives, and some further advance in the
Spanish markets, several holders of this description have withdrawn
their stocks within the last few days.for higher prices ; the sales this
week amount to about 80 tuns, chiefly Spanish, at previous rates.-
No sales reported in VALONIA.-Some further arrivals of pale. SEAL
OIL have been received this week, the quantity consisting of about
110. tuns ; sales to some extent have been made from the quay, at £27
15s. cid £2B 441 tun, chiefly at the latter price, and this advance is noV
firmly maintained by the holders.--Small parcels of Newfoundland
Con OIL have been received, and most part sold from the quay at £26,
below which price there is none at present offering.-In PALM OIL
considerable 'business has been doing from the quay, at £32 dir ton,
small parcels have brought £32 10s.-SEEn 011.8 are not in active
demand, particularly Linseed, but holderS are not disposed to accept
lower prices-OIL crf TURPENTINE is selling slowly in small parcels
at the quotations.-In ILE3IP the sales are tritting.-FLAx is rather
more in demand, particularly the finer qualities ; which have been
selling at the extreme- quotations.-In the absence of imports of
Petershurgh yellow candle fully
.maintains its price; two
cargoes are now offthe port, but no decline in prices is looked for. A
small parcel. Rio Grande Tallqw, of low quality. has been sold at 425.
per cwt.