The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-24 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, SEPTEMBER 20.
The demand for B.P. SUGAR continues very limited, and, as holders
generally are unwilling to submit to any further reduction in prices,
the sales altogether do not exceed 250 casks. In Foreign Sugars 25
brls. of Brazil are reported at 305., and 2900 bags of Manilla, the price
of which has not transpired.-The sales of MOLASSES amount to about
200 puns., chiefly good and fine Antiguas, at 295.' 295. 9d., and ordi-
nary Demerara at 275. 6cL V cwt., all off the quay.-COFFEE. The
sales of Plantation comprise 150 casks of Jamaica at auction, which
sold with more spirit, and, in most instances, at full prices. No sales
of Foreign.-26 boxes of Jamaica ARROW ROOT sold at 11d. 6 II Id.
lb.-Nothing done in COCOA ; but a few bags of ordinary PIMENTO
have been sold at 44d., and 65 bags of Bombay-GINGER at 485..1. cwt. ;
also 820 bags of black PEPPER at 41d. 2' lb.-Rum. Upwards of 400
puns. have been taken by the trade this week ; the choice marks of
strong Demerara realized an advance of 3d. to 4d. V. gallon, the prices
ranging from 3s. 6d. e 3s. 10d., but Jamaica only brought last week's
prices.-RICE. 700 bags middling Bengal have been sold at 15s.
cwt., in bond. Nothing done in Carolina.
Nothing whatever has occurred in INDIC° ; the quantity now adver-
tised for sale on Friday next is 210-chests Bengal and 30 chests Manilla.
-75 chests SHELL LAC, at auction, brought full prices ; and for 23 brls.
East India Gym ARABIC 585., and for very fine 759 to 775. was obtained.
-The sales in SALTPETRE are to a very limited extent.
DYEWOODS. -- The Jamaica LOGWOOD recently arrived has been
offered as landed, and about 400 tons sold at £5 17s. 6d. 0 £6 55., 50
tons of Campeachy sold at £B, and 10 of St. Domingo at £6 17s. 6d. ;
of FUSTIC 130 tons of Maracaibo brought £7 6 £7 ss, 50 of Savanilla
4:7 12s. 6d. e £7 155., and 25 of Jamaica £8 ss. 0 £8 10s. ; 40 tons of
NICARAGUA WOOO sold at £2O 10s. e £2l, and 50 tons of Lima at
£2l 15s. ton.-A brisk demand for TURPENTINE sprang up at the
cloSe of last week, and considerable business was done at an advance
of 2d. V cwt., making the sales, including a large lot sold by auction
on Monday, amount to upwards of 5000 brls., at 12s. to 12s. 3d. ; the
market is still firm at this advance, but the trade are now well supplied
with rough Turpentine.- small parcel of American ROSIN has been
sold at Bs. 10d. 0 9s. V cwt.-American roany TAR being very scarce
and much wanted at this season, advanced on Saturday to the unusual
price of I7s. 3d. e 17s. 9d., at which rates 300 brls. were sold • small
parcels of Stockholm Tar iave brought only 14s. 6d. to 155.-There is
no improvement in the demand for Montreal Pot ASHES, of which
140 brls. only have found buyers this week at 24s for new, and 225. 6d.
for old Ashes. Pearl Ashes are tolerably steady at 265. 6d. it 275.,
but the sales do not exceed 70 brls.-FLAxsEED for crushing is in de-
mand at improved prices, 60 qrs. of Russian having brought 445. 6d.
V qr., and a small quantity of Sicilian 48s. •:: CLOVERSEED
nothing has been done.-For BEES' Wax there is some inquiry, but
no sales to report.-QUERCITRON BARK is in request at an advance of
6d. V cwt., 150 hhds. having been sold at Bs. 6d. •:, cwt. for New York,
and 9s. V cwt. for Philadelphia.-The transactions in thins have not
• been extensive, but at full prices, viz., 2000 dry East India Cow at 7d.
76d., 2150 brined ditto at 88d., 300 Buffalo at 40., 430 dry Buenos
Ayres Cow and Ox at 91d., 400 ditto, damaged, at 61d. G 84d., 600 dry
salted Brazil at 66d., 150 salted West India Cow and Ox at 54d, 100
ditto Kips at 61d., 350 New York salted at 4id. V Ili, and 1440 dry
Buenos Ayres Horse at lls. each for sound.-No sales of Neutria or
Chinchilli SKINS, or of HORSE HAIR.-40 tons German OAK BARK
sold at £5 V ton.-Totiacco continues in steady demand, and about
230 hhds. have been sold, consisting of 80 hhds. of Virginia stemmed,
25 of leaf, 15 of Kentucky stemmed, and a few of leaf for the home
trade ; 39 of Virginia leaf, and 21 of stemmed for Ireland ; a few of
Virginia and Kentucky leaf for exportation, and 40 of Virginia
stemmed for re-sale. So much of the new crop as has yet arrived
proves to be in fair dry condition, but rather inferior in quality to last
year's imports.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—No alteration has taken place
in the state of the market, for BRIMSTONE, which continues in good
demand for home consumption, at full prices.—About 500 bags Sicily
SUMAC have been sold by auction at I Is. 3d. 41, cwt. ; for the new im-
ports 12s. e 12s. 3d..'' cwt. is demanded.—MADDEßS and MADDER
ROOTS remain without alteration.—Nothing worthy of notice has been
.done in ARaots or CREAM of TARTAR.—For OLIVE OIL there has
been a good demand, and nearly 200 tuns have been sold at rather
higher prices for all descriptions, but particularly for Malaga., which
is now in few hands. Sales of Gallipoli have been made for export at
£5B 155., and for home use at £59 tun.—VALONIA remains steady,
and prices of good qualities are fully supported.—ln consequence of
very favourable accounts having been received from the Davis' Straits
Fishery, the prices of all common ',Pin OILS have become quite un-
certain, but the stock here being small, it is not expected the decline
will be very considerable, particularly as only forty-eight ships are at
present accounted for.—SEßn OILS remain t e:ry steady, with a fair
demand.—Some extensive transactions have again taken place in PALM
OIL for arrival. There is also more business doing by the Soap trade
on the spot in this article, the high prices of Tallow having again
brought it into greater use ; some further orders have also appeared
for export. —Om of TURpENTINE continues dull of sale.—ln FLAX and
lime we have no transactions to report. —The decline in the prices of
TALLOW in the London market has produced a corresponding effect
here ; the business has not been extensive, and our reduced quotations
will now be accepted by holders.