The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET,
Friday, June 7th, 1833.
There has been a very animated demand for SUGAR, and 1,900 hhds.
PIP. have been sold at an advance of 6d. 0 Is. 4ff cwt. on brown and
low middling, and at very full prices for other descriptions 250 bags
Bengal have also been disposed of at 58s. 6d. for low, to 60s. 6d. for
middling white, and 100 bags fine Burtlwan at 655. clf,' cwt. In Mau-
ritius and Foreign no sales are reported.-MoLassus.-The boilers
having purchased freely of late are reluctant to increase their stocks,
and the salsa are, in consequence, limited to 320 puns. of 245. 6d. ra
255. 6d, ir cwt. for ordinary to fine Demerara.-Covssg.-The
transactions in Plantation comprise 170 casks of Jamaica, and 30, casks
and 600 bags of Berbice and Demerara ; the prices obtained for the
Jamaica were generally ls. of cwt. higher, particularly for the clean
' Ordinary to fine ordinary qualities, and the Dutch sold at steady
priees. There are no sales of Foreign to notice.-A small lot
Trinidad COCOA has been sold at 48s. 6d., and 05 brls. Barhadoes
INgER at 755. 64. 41Y cwt.; 801) bags Pin ENTO at 414 e 441, and some
ordinary black PEPPER, at 30.
,per.lb.-Fine Rex continues in de-
mand, and the Scarcity of that description has enabled the importers
to realize full prices.-In RICH no transactions of any moment have
occurred.
lamioo.-The transactions continue limited, in conseqnence of the
little at present offering for sale.-Nothing has occurred in Lac DYE,
SHELL Lac or Altnugur ; but Caere has been a good demand for
COCHINEAL, and 35 serons have been sold at an ,advanee of 3d.
rd
td. lb., ordinary to middli silver bringing
black 7s. 9d. ra Bs. tr dnty paid.-50 diappers of CASTOR Oil. have
been sold at 14.1. d. in bond.-The sales in SALTPETRE do not
exceed 500 bags, at the quotations.
DyEwoons.-The market has been exceedingly heavy this week,
and not more than 50 tons of all descriptions ha,volieco sold, at prices
barely supporting the quotations.-There are nu sales of TURPWIINE
to report, nor is there any alteration in price;
.the arrivals have been
tritlin.- 1,100 brls. American Tan. have been sold at 13s. for good
roany in store, and the demand has rather improved to-day.-There
has been rather more business going forward in Montreal Pot Asmsa,
and 250 hes. have changed hands at 245. 0 245. 6d. ottt cwt., with a
slight improvement in the demand, but none in the price ; Montreal
Pearl Ashes remain without alteration, only a few small parcels
having been sold at 265. 63. 4Y' cwt. In States there has not been a.
sale.-Nothing bas been done in CLOVERSEI:D.-About 700 quarters
Baltic, FLAXSEED have been sold to arrive at 40s. if, quarter.-QuEn-
CITRON BARK is in moderate request, and a few hhds., have realized
10s. ctr cwt.-There are no transactions in BuEs' Wax.-The demand
for Hines is limited, and except 376 dry salted Savanilla, at 4d. 410.
120 salted West India, at Old. and 300 salted Buenos Ayres, at 51d. per
lb., there are no sales to notice.-No sales of ITonsn HAIR, Neutria
ur Chinchilli SEINS.-104 tons Dutch OAR Bang. have been sold at £4
17s. 60. G £6 per ton.-There has been rather more going forward in
TOBACCO ; the sales fur home use have been 90 hhds. of Virginia
stemmed, with a few of Virginia and Kentucky leaf ; 33 of Virginia
leaf, and 20 of stemmed have been taken for exportation.