The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-12 00:00:00

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COLONIAL PRODUCE.

Friday, Bth March, 1833.
The SUGAR market continues very dull, and the holders
have been obliged to submit to a further reduction in price of
fully ls. W cwt.; the sales amount to 520 hhds. B. P.; and 180
bags of low white Bengal have been taken at former rates.
There are no transactions reported iu Mauritius, nor in any
description of Foreign Sugar.-Some small lots of the late
arrivals of Demerara MOLASSES have been pressed upon the
market, and 21s. 245. 6d. W cwt. have been accepted for
140 puns. on the quay.-COFFEE-The trade have evinced less
disposition to purchase, and the market throughout the week
has been rather flat, except for good and fine descriptions,
which continue to bring steady prices, but all other qualities
have sold ls. 2s. lower; the sales consist of 200 casks of
Jamaica and 100 bags of Demerara. Of Foreign Coffee, 160
bags of good ordinary La Guayra sold at 535. 6d:, and a small
lot of Brazil at 535. cicf? cwt.-There are uo sales in GINGER or
COCOA.-50 bags PIMENTO sold at 4;0., and 100 bags black
PEPPER at 30. ra) 3 Nd. lb.-Rica.-About 100 tees, of
Carolina have been taken, chiefly for export, at 17s. 9d. 18s.
Gd. cwt., together with 180 bags of Bengal at 14s. 9d.
15s. 9d.-The sales of Rum amount to 120 puns., chiefly fine
Demerara and Jamaica, at 2s. 9d. E 3d. 2d. -4? gallon.
DYEWOODS.-The demand has been moderate, but the prices
steady; 150 tons of fresh Campeachv LOGWOOD sold from the
quay at £7 17s. 6d. 41? ton, and .100 tons of stained and
weathered at lower rates, according to the condition; to-day
200 tons of St. Domingo were offered, and only 15 tons sold, at
£7 W ton; about 150 tons of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD have
been disposed of without change in price, and 20 tons of com-
mon solid at £l7 W ton; no sales reported in FUSTIC,
CAMWOOD or BARWOOD.-TURPENTINE is again rather lower,
but this reduction of price has induced the distillers to purchase
more freely, and about 2,200 brls. have been sold at 10s. 10d.
for ordinary, to Ils. 3d. W cwt. for good quality.-American
TAR is firm in price; 700 brls. have brought 13s. J' brl.;
Stockholm and Archangel Tar more in demand, at former
rates.-Montreal Pot ASHES are tolerably steady at last week's
prices, but the sales do not exceed 150 brls. at 255. e 255. 6d.;
Pearl Ashes are much neglected, and a few trifling lots only have
been sold, at 275. 6d. 4j.? cwt.-FLAXSEED is dull of sale, and
prices have rather given way; 775. 6d. is offered in quantity
for new American sowing Seed, but holders are firm at 80s.;
about 200 hhds. New York have been disposed of at the quota-
tions, and a parcel of old St. Petersburgh, for sowing, at 555.
41Y quarter.-CLOVERSEED is steady at former prices; about 8
tons American sold at GBs. 6d. 70s. W cwt.-No enquiry for
QUERCITRON BARK.-A small parcel of American BEES' Wax
obtained £8 4j.? cwt. duty paid.-The sales of HinEs are to a
moderate extent, but at steady prices; comprising 750 dry
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video Cow and Ox at Bid. for
middling, and lOid. for a good strong parcel, 1850 salted
Buenos Ayres at 4%c1. sd. and 650 salted New South
Wales at 4%d. W lb., also 3,600 Buenos Ayres Horse Hides,
price not reported.-No sales of Neutria or Chinchilli SKINS,
or of HORSE HAIR, and no transactions in OAK BARK.-
TOBACCO has been in limited demand, not more than 70 hhds.
of Virginia and Kentucky stemmed having. been taken by the
trade, with a few of leaf; 16 cases of Virginia butted stemmed
have brought 64d. 4 ib.-INDIGO.-A few chests of Oude and
ordinary Bengal consuming descriptions have been sold at
former rates.-In SHELL LAC nothing worthy of notice has
occurred, but for 10 chests Lac DYE (R. M. mark,) Is. Id. cifY
lb. has been obtaiued.-800 pockets TURMERIC have been sold
at 12s. 3d. W cwt.-The transactions in SALTPETRE have been
very reduced this week, but for the small sales effected 325. e
335. 4V cwt. have been realized.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand has
been very limited during the week. Sales of BRIMSTONE
continue to be made at £l3 ton.-The holders of Sicily
SUMAC are firm at 14s. Gd. 4#' cwt., at which price 100 bags
have been sold, but for small ots there are few sellers
below 15s. 4f? cwt.-Verona and Trieste continue neglected.-
The business done iu MADDER Roozs has been limited; 25
bales good Smyrna have brought 61s. 1: cwt.-MADDERS con-
tinue in fair request.-AnGous of low and middling qualities
are scarce.-CREAM of TARTAR is in moderate request at 655.
4y cwt.-The price of Gum SENEGAL remains steady at 705..:%
cwt., and the sales of the week are about 5 tons.-OLIvE OiL
remains neglected, but in the absence of supplies, full prices
are obtained for the few sales which have been effected.-
VALONIA continues dull of sale.-Fism OILS remain steady,
with a limited demand.-In SEED OILS rather less business
doing, the prices without change.-About 50 tons PALM OIL
have been disposed of at something under our quotation.-In
OIL of TURPENTINE little doing.---211e business in FLAX is
trifling.-HEMP continues to meet a ready- sale at our quota-
tions.-The TALLOW market dill remains without animation