The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-21 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Importo.

AFRICA.

Lady Charlotte, Lethbridge. fm Africa. with abt 660 cks palm oil, 3
fms dunnage wood. 3 bxs sheet copper. Sir J Tobin—(for exportation)
1 t bar iron—River.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4c.

Marv, Dobson, fm Calcutta, with 9 es silk corahs, 4 es silk bands-
noes, Vrew and Glasgow-3.200 bgs flour, Acraman and Stitt-155 chts
lac dye, IN II Rawson-652 bgs sugar, 11 chts indigo, 34 chts lac dye,
Order—Q Dk.

Lady Gordon, Harmer, fin Bombay, with 12 chts gum copal, 11 chts
gum arable, 240 bls cotn, 476 bgs pepper, Order-665 bls cotn, 16 ele-
phants' teeth, 91 bgs saltpetre, 480 bgs pepper, 100 bgs senna leaves,
87 bdls deer horns, W Nicol-114 bls cotn, G Jackson-42 do, Cle-
ments, Roy des, and co-18 chts gum animi, 54 bls cotn, 29 cs gum—
Dirom, Richmond, and co—P Dk.

Feejee, Bewley, fm Manilla, with 1412 bgs sugar, 126 bskts mother
of pearl shells, 245 bxs cassia lignea, 31 cks cocoanut oil, 58 bls dry buf-
falo hides, loose 4710 dry buffalo hides, abt 5 t sapan wood, abt 1 t c
and o horns, Anderson, Vise, and co.

iiiarfuts.

COLONIAL PRODUCE.

Friday, May 17th, 1833.
'ln consequence of the unsettled state of West India affairs,
many of the holders of SUGAR continue to withhold their stocks
from the market, and the sales of 8.P., which amount to 800
hbds., establish an advance of is. ' 2s. on all descriptions;
1,300 bags Bengal have also been disposed of at 595. (cD 655.,
which is Is. dearer; but in Mauritius or Foreign no sales are
reported.—There continues to be a good enquiry for MOLASSES,
and sales to the extent of 350 puns. have been effected at an
advance of is. ' is. 6d. .:; cwt., viz. Trinidad 235. 6d., and
Demerara at 255. 4y cwt. off the quay.---CoFFEE.—The trans-
actions in Plantation have been exceedingly limited, chiefly
attributable to the principal importers not being disposed to
realize at present; the few sales effected have been at about
former rates. Of Foreign, 50 bags common ordinary St.
Domingo brought 545. 6d. cwt.-80 bags and brls. Trinidad
COCOA have been disposed of at 495. 6d. e 50s. for very
ordinary, and 525. e 555. for good.-800 bags East India
GINGER at 265. for very ordinary, to 30s. 6d. for good quality.
—There has been some enquiry for PIMENTO, and about 400
bags have been sold at 4d. e and 50 bags black PEPPER
at 3N d. lb.—ln RICE the operations have been confined to
a parcel of very ordinary East India, consisting of 750 bags at
225. 6d. cly cwt. in bond, and 100 bags of fair quality, at 14s.
6d.—The sales in Rum amount to 200 puns., but the prices
obtained do not warrant any alteration in the quotations.

DrEwooos.-The sales consist of about 150 tons of Cam-
peachy LoGwoon, at £7 10s.' £7 155., and 50 of Jamaica at
£6 7s. 6d.' £6 10s.; in Fume, about 50 tons of Tampico
at £9 e £lO., 20 of Cuba at £l2, and 60 of Ceara at £9 itf,'
ton; no sales in NICARAGUA WOOD, except 80 tons of damaged
Lima, at £l7 15s. e £lB 2s. 6d. and 20 sound at £22; 15 tons
of Gaboon BARWOOD brht £B, and by auction 4 tons of
SAPAN 'WOOD, £l4 10s. "ton; some few sales have been
made in CAsiwoon, at £2O 49' ton for good quality.-TURPEN-
TINE is 6d. 1: cwt. lower; about 2,000 brls. having been sold
at Ils. for fair quality, to lls. 6d. for very good; the trade
having been discouraged from buying at former prices, by a
rumour which appears to have some foundation, that govern-
ment intends to admit Foreign Rosin at a reduced duty.-For
American TAR there is less demand, but 270 brls. of good
quality have brought 125.; 1,200 brls. brought forward by
auction on Thursday were not sold.-We have had very little
demand for Montreal Pot ASHES, and scarcely 100 brls. have
been sold at 245. 6d. e 255.; very few Montreal Pearl Ashes
have been taken, and prices remain without variation. No sales
of States' Pot Ashes, but of States' Pearls, 50 brls. of an old
import have been disposed of at 265. Ificwt.-In FLAXSEED and
CLOVERSEED nothing.o_ has been done; nor are there any sales
to report of BEES' WAX.-QRERCITRON BARK is in limited
request at the advanced rates of last week; a few hhds. of
Philadelphia have been sold at 9s. g, cwt.-The sales of HIDES
are to a limited extent, without alteration in prices; they com-
prise 3400 salted Buenos Ayres Ox and Cow at 4% to 5%, and
500 salted New York at 43(d. 1; lb.-Of HonsE HAIR, a few
bales short Buenos Ayres sold at 63,, ctf' lb.-No sales of Neu-
tria or Chinchilli SKINS • about 3000 Vicuna sold at 4s. 9d. each.
-No transactions in dAK BARK.-TOBACCO continues in li-
mited demand, the sales scareely amounting to 70 hds., all of
which have been taken by the trade, consisting. of 40 hdhs. of
Virginia and Kentucky leaf, and 28 of Virginia stemmed.-
There is a good demand for INDIGO, and 80 chests East India,
chiefly Oude, have been disposed of at ls. 3d. to 4s. sd. per lb.,
with 50 serons Caraccus at 4s. 6d. to 55.-For SALTPETRE there
is also a fair enquiry, and but little offering ; the sales aae 400
bags, at 335. to 38s. per cwt.-200 chests SHELL LAC have been
sold at 925. 6d. for ordinary black, up to 140 s. for very fine
orange.-31 chests TINCAL, at 84s. to 865.; a small lot good
SAFFLOWER, at £7. 12s. 6d. per cwt.; 100 chests LAc DYE, at
up. to 16d. per lb. ; and 300 boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, at 70s. to
71s. 6d.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand has been
less animated than for some weeks past. BRIMSTONE continues
to support the quotations, and the quantity offering is very
small.-The principal sales made in SUMAC have been of new
Verona, of which description several parcels have been sold
from the ship at 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. per cwt., according to quality;
nothing worth notice reported in Sicily or Malaga.-AitooLs
and CREAM of TARTAR have been in limited demand.-The
business done in MLDDER Roozs has been limited, and at
rather lower rates.-For MADDERS there continues a fair en-
quiry, at steady prices.-The demand for OLIVE OIL has been
more limited this week, and for Galipoli a decline of £2 to £3.
has been submitted to; other sorts remain pretty steady; three
vessels have arrived this week from Seville and
Some parcels of Morea VALONIA have been sold at £ll. to £l2.
per ton.-The transactions in FISH OILS are again confined to
Con, of which about 75 tuns have been sold at former rates for
Newfoudland, but at some reduction for Halifax; little now re-
mains on the market for sale. SEAL OIL continues in very
limited request, but prices are without alteration.-LINSEED
OIL in good demand.-RAPE in moderate request.--The sales
of PALM OIL are not extensive at the quotations.-OIL of TUR-
PENTINE is again offering rather lower.-In FLAX we have no
business to report.-Sales of Hume are making at rather lower
prices, but the transactions are rather limited.-The TAI.LOW
market has remained dull of sale during the week, but prices
are steady.