The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17 00:00:00

.4:Markets.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FsanuAßY 13.

IThere has been a fair demand for SUQAR, which having been met
freely by holderS, prices have given way 6d rd ls 490 cwt. on brown
and middling qualities; the sales amount to 900 hhds..B.P. 1,000 bags
Bengal have also been disposed of at 64s 'd 655, and 2,200 bags Mau-
ritius at 56s a 60s IP cwt. In. Foreign the only sale is a small lot
damaged yellow Havana at 23s 6d r eNTL—Ab_put 120. puns. or Deme-
rara MoLasses have been taken at the quotations..—COFPEE.—The
Tn irket for Plantation is,very barely supplied ; the quotations are
fully supported,, but the sales do not exceed 60 casks of Jamaica. Of
Foreign, 350 bags ordinary to good Brazil brought 47s 6d (id 53$ Sit cwt.
—ln COCOA nothing done.-1,200 bags East India GINGER sold at 29s
to 29s 60 4P cwt,, and 350 bags PEPPER at 50 4' lb,.—ln PIMENTO, no
sales.-1,100 bags of East India RICE have been sold (chiefly yellow)
at lOs fid Ils 6d 4' cwt. There has been a good inquiry for Rum,
and nearly 350 puns. have been sold at 2s
.20 per gallon for common
Leewards, Is Id rii) 3s 00 for good and fine Demerara, and Is 3d 3s
70 4' gallon for Jamaica.

TE.I.-At a public sale on Thursday, a small cargo, ex Perseverance,
direct from Canton, was offered, and nearly ail sold; comprising
592 packages Bohea, 1,875 ditto Congou, 127 ditto Simehong, 3o dim,
Twankay, 426 ditto Hyson, 175 ditto Orange Pekoe ; the quality of the
Congou and Bohea, particularly one chop of the former, was fully
equal. if not superior, to any parcel of free-trade Tea yet imported
into the kingdom; generally the prices obtained we'd quite equal to
the late advanced rates paid in London, and one chop. Congou sold
2d Op 3d ,Ift lb higher. The first sale consisted of 592 packages Bohea,
Congou packages sold, duty paid, at 3s 6d 3s 6d. equal to 2s 2s
Old us bond; 1,180 packages Congou, one chop at 2s 2#l e 2s 3#d;
another is Old j is Old, and a few small chops at 2s Old ( 2s 6ld ; r 27
packages called Souchong (but considered Catnpoi, and consequently
duty doubtful,) withdrawn ; :5 chests Twankay at es 51d rri 2s 6d, 15b
chests Ilyson, one chop at 2s 9d 4 2s Old, the rest at 315 10d e 3s 101 d
tf" lb. The second sale comprised 695 chests Congou, one chop sold
at 2s 41d 4i) 2s sid ; a small chop at 2s Gd 2s and the best chop
2s 8d rdes 81(1 ; 175 boxes Orange Pekoe at 1104 is Id; 176 packages
Hyson at 2s Old e3s 3d 45, lb. There were also offered and sold 250
packages Ilyson; 675 Congou, 63 Caper Congou, 106 Orange Pekoe,
imported via Bombay; Hyson sold at is fid ra Is 41d, Congou Is
to is 6d, Caper Con sou at Is 4d 4 Is lid, Orange Pekoe is 6ld e 2s Id
lf" lb. The quotations are advanced in conformity to the sales now
reported. Several parcels were likewise offered for exportation only,
but nearly all withdrawn. •

The public sales of INDIGO were very fairly attended to-day ; the
quantity brought forward was 331 chests, of which 173 chests were
disposed of at prices ranging from-as 541 rid 6s 3d, which was quite upon
a par with the advance recently established in London for ordinary
and middling consumers, but 'gather below those rati.s for the better
descriptions.—There has been more inquiry for SAFFLOWER and
COCIIINEAL, and of the fOrmer 53 bales have been taken at Li 13s to
£6 2s 6d 47 cwt, and for the latter an advance of fully 6d 4f,' lb has
.been paid, 40 serops of silver realising from 8s e 8s 6d Of' lb, duty paid.
—By auction, 28 chests of Lac the have sold at lid I.fid, and
35 chests Siteu. LAC at 107 s 6d 4 1205.—b9 casks of TINCAL are
reported at 725, in bond.—The sales of SALTPETRE have been trifling.
—22 a has been paid for 200 bags NITRATE of SODA.

• Di, awoons..—The demand for all kind; has been: moderate ; of Cam-
peachy Loowoon about 50. tons sold at £B, 20 of lama.iea at £5 5s to
£5 los; 60 tons of Cuba Pusuc brought £7 10's_ 6 £7. 15s, 100 of
Savanilla £4 I.os 4? ton ; a small parcel of Lima Nicnal.UnA WOOD at
£l7 e £2O; about 30 tons of Red SANDERS Wool) sold at £8 15s e £9,
and a few tons, of Carawoon at £l6.—The TURPENTINE market has
deelined 2d 6 3d if" cwt., 12s 9d e 12s 10d having been accepted for
1,370 brls.; the quality of the parcel sold it 12s 10d, was fair, but that
at .12s 9d was only ordinary.—American TAR is steady at previous
prices, but there is none in first hands.—The sales. of Pot and Pearl
ASHES hive been very limited • of Montreal Pot 130 brim. only have
been sold at 355, and 60 brls. of Montreal Pearl at 36s.—The demand
.
for-sowing } LAxszED has become rather mere 'and prices
scarcely suppOited*: 450 h,h.ds. New York have been disposed of at
84s 6 85s V! hhd.—A few bags Dutch red CuivinisEno brought 655.
Nothing lone in BEE.S' WAX..--QUERCITRON BARI( iStBI4 of sale.—The
sales of line.s are* more extensive; but generally at rather lower
Niel's; consisting of- 2,000 Buenos Ayres Ox and Cow at 74d 81d,
200 dry Brazil at 60,:3,600-dry salted ditto at 5d e 51.1, 4,0 0 dry East
Ndia Kips at 61d, 2,000 salted Buenos Ayres at 41d e 410, 'rob ditto
ew Yorl; at 330 e 30, 200 ditto Montreal, heavy, at 410, and 1,080
ditto Quebec zit '330 Wits; 'also-180 dry Buenos Ayres Horsellides at
Os W rcd lOs 20 each.-:-.-No sales in House Hata or OAK BARK.—In
Neuria'Sims the sales are 2 bales, averaging 24 1-10 to 261 W.. per
4 dozens, at 10s 5d (6 4os 6(1, 10 bales 201 6 231(.1 lbs. at 31s 3d ro, 37s ld,
12 hales 363 6 1930 lbs. at 21s 3d .6.28 s 3d, and 2 hales 61d e 71d lbs.
at Ts 6d 48s 9d .05' dozen.—At the public sale of-HORNS to-day, 12,000
prime Rio Grande Ox, 20 to 201 oz., sold at 72s 6d 674 s 6d, 40,000
Buenos Ayres from 25s 6 30a-for 11Tht, and 455 165. s bd 4r 123 for
heavy ; also 35 tons State Tips at 32s 6d 633 s 6d, 10 tons Buffalo Tips
at 17ste 21s, and 15 tons of Buffalo Horns at 17s 3d 6 181 .11" cwt.—The
business in TOBACCO consists Of 150 hhds., 50 of which have been
taken on speculation, and the remainder by the home-trade ; the
market continues very firm.

MEDITERRANEAN ERODUCE.—The demand for BatstsTox
continues good, and upwards of 500 tens have been sold during the
week et full prices.—No sales worthy of notice have been reported in
Sumsc.—There has been more inquiry for AaaoLs and CREAM of
TARTAR, but nothing of consequence has been done.---MADDRIta con.-
tinue dull of sale.—For MADDER ROOTS there has been some demand,
at about the-previous prices.-100 tons good Smyrna VA LON IA offered
b auction and withdrawn, were afterwards sold at £l3 15s Q £l3 17s
6d.—Ouvs OIL has been lees in request, but without any variation in
prices worthy of notice ; the sales of the week have been only about
.10 to 40 tuns, at the quotations.—Part of the recent import of Coo Ott
has been sold from the quay at £26 its, beingg, an' advance of 115 s per
tun, at which price but little is offering.—SEAL OIL is in limited
request at the prices quoted.—LINSEED OIL is more inquired for, and
holders now ask an advance of is g Is 6d 4r cwt.—Tale RAPE steady
at 51s, with a fair demand.—The principal holders of PA LM OIL having
declined selling at the present rates, has given a firmness to the mar-
ket, which may probably produce some advance ; the sales of the
week are about 200 tons at £25, including about 60 tons damaged at
£23 ss* £23 17s 6d gt ton.—OlL of TURPENTINS is in ~,00d request.
—ln FLAX and /time we have no alteration to notice..—The reduction .
which has taken place iu the price of TA.Li.ow has caus?d more inquiry
for the article, and a fair business has been done this week in yellow
Candle, but other descriptions are not inquired for.