The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13 00:00:00

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- LIVEMPOOI, COLONIAL MARKET, JANUARY 9...
In consequence of the general Election, ihe business in Produce.bas
been mnclt curtailed; and for many articles there has been scarcely
s' any inquiry. Sucks n.—Only 400 hbds. B. P. have been sold, and' full
• Brices paid, and no sales -to 'report in either Mauritius, lients...l„ or
oreigrr-rleseriptions, nor has anything been done in MeE•asslts.--,-
COFFee.—The stock of Plantation being almost eaelpatvelyheld by
Lite trade, there are no sales 'to report, and the...former quotations are
continued. No sales of Foreign, nor in C'COA Qr Gi NOE R.—For 'PEP-
Mt there is a very good demand., and-50 tons blaek have been sold by
tuetion At4iclid 43d, chiegy, fed, with 50 bags PIMENTO at 41d rr lb.
Ststnc trifling iales.Matle in Runt, without variation:—
The markea fnißeeagal ntoo may be considered hare, the small
qu'hntity in .first hands being withdrawn.-30 serons of COCIIINEAL are
reported at 8s fortYlack, and 7s 6d G 73 7d cIP' It. duty paid, for silver.:
—Abouta dozen chests of LAC DYE have been disposed of at is ld r
it for T L mark, and 11ad for ordinary marksa—By auction and
vate treaty, SO Mids. and 29 cases Totem. have been sold at 72s G 795.
—l2ss• che,: to SIMI. LAC, at 107 s 6d a 137 s 6d. and 200 bags of TOR-
gnitie 'l2-t1 119 cwt. in bond.—Sales in Cassia Ltoiaxa to the
extent of 400 boxes are reported, partly at 61s 6d, but more is now
asked.—ln SALTPETRE the sales do not reach '3OO bags. •
Dyewoons.—The sales are limited to 60 tons of Campeachy Loo-
wooD, at 47 les a £7 15s, and a few tons of St. DoMingo at Z 5 15s,
and Lima N taaaitoua WOOD at £l9 4' ton.-•—No sales have taken place
this week either in TAR or TURITNTINR; the stock in the port being
all in second hands, and therefore, prices are tirinly supported.—
Severasalea have taken place in Montreal Ppt As ti v.s, by which the
prieetiare now Oven; nearly • 400brls. have baen dispoatail of at 32s to
ft3s. et which 250 brls. were sold, to arrive, at.32s. Montreal Pearl,
Ashes are steady at the previous quotations; 70 to 80 brli. have been'
taken at 331 fie 34s ; those at 33s were sold to arrive. No sales id.
Tufted States' Ashes.—No transactions to report in Hanes, HORSE
OT 0.11‘; BARK.—No alteration. in QUEEXITRON BARK or BERS'!
A'Ax.—For new American FLAXSEED for sowing there has been some
inquiry, but no sales yet e&cted ; buyers will give 80s hut
sellers will not take under 85s.—Nothing done in CLoYeestaiD.—To.
BACCO.—Nothing worthy of 'notice has occurred.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—Thers continues to be only a
moderate demand fur BRIMSTONR.—Of Soma° 300 to 400 bags Sicily
have found buyers from 123 3d 13s If Cwt. as in quality.—Some
small lots of Comsat of TARTAR. have been sold at 61s 6d 1f cwt.—Aß-
ems are dull of sale.—AisNarro is scarce; small sales are made at
2s 4e• Ih. for fair quality of FIag.—MADDERS and MADDER 'tours are
without alteration —Small sales made in good SUMAC.—VALONIA at
£l4 lOs 4y tun.—The demand for OLIVE Om has been confined to
small parcels of Galipoli, which have sold at .C6O per tun.—Pale SUAL
Ott, is offering rather lower, some business being done at £2B per tun.
—Some further sales of Con have been effected at £25 15s from the
quay.—Sean Oxus meet a ready sale.• These articles will in future be
sold by the cwt., and the quotations arc altered accordingly.—About
100 tons,Pame Om have been taken by the Soap-trade at £24 lOs per
ton:— Om of TUtipENTINFt in good.deraatid.— The Mate market
'remains very steady at the quotations; 300 bales Jute have been sold
at £l4 14a r ton.—Piax continues scare, and wanted.—Some sales in
TALLOW have taken place at the reduced quotations, but the business
has not been extensive.