The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-21 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 17.

13. P. Suomt.—There has been again' a very good demand for all
descriptions, and the sales during the week amount to 1,400 lairds.;
good grocery Sugars have sold at very full prices, and• liar strong pan
qualities, suitable for the refiners, at further improvement of 6d 0 Is
per cwt. has been realised. The sales of East India are confined to
400 bags of pod white Bengal at 64s cwt., but 4,23 J bags of Mau-
ritius have been taken at 55s IF cwt. In Foreign the only sale
reported is 130 boxes of white Ilavannah at 355 6d W cwt.—There is
an improved demand for MotAsszs, and about 800 puns. have been.
sold, Barbadoes at 235, Trinidad at 90s, Demerara off the quay at 20s
6d, and an old import at 19s 6d If' cwt.—Correa.—There has been a
fair demand 'for Plantation, and the sales amount to 200 casks of
Jamaica at steady prices, partiularly for the ordinary and middling'
descriptions. Of Foreign, 50 bags Brazil sold at 52s 4ir cwt.-35 bags
of Para COC.JA are reported at 27s IF cwt.; 53 brls. of Jamaica GINGER
from £si £7 lis 6d, and a small pardel of Barbadoes at 93s IF cwt. ;
and about 600 bags of Ptamro at 44d 41, fib.:—The sales in Rum amount
to nearly 300 puns., chiefly common Demerara 5 to 7 0. P., at 2s Id
to 2s 2cl, with a few-ling *ad and fine of high strengths at 35 Id
to 3s 6d, and a few Jaardlea of middling' quality at 2s 10d r 3s 2d per
gallon.—Nothing,'Lone in RICE.

There are slo transactions of moment to report in INDloo.-15 chests
LAC Dire have been sold at llfd 18d,Iff lb.-30 chests SHELL LAC
at 107 s 6d ri), 142 s &l, and a few chests Got ARABIC at 40s trf cwt.—The
business in SALTPETRII consists of 760 bags, from 26s 28s 6d 4 cwt.

DYEWOODS.—Tikete has been but a very limited demand for all

descriptions of Woods, and the sales barely reach 100 tons.—Tuaras-
TIN E has advanced 3d 6d 3, cwt., 600 to 900 brls. in store. having
been sold at la>s If cwt.—American Tan is in regular demand at pre-
vious prices; 900 brls. sold at 135.104 @ 13s lid, also a cargo of Stock-
holm, to arrive, at 13s 6d.—A few trifling parcels of Pot and Pearl
ASHES have found buyers at last week's quotations.—QuzuarnoN
Beak is in very limited demand.—No alteration in BRES'*AX.—
Nothing done in Cuovartsaso or FLAX:3EIID —HIDES.—The sales
this week are very limited, being confined to 1,340 salted Buenos
Ayres at 41(1 40, and 200 dry salted Brazil at 5d W tb.--In 110114 E
HAIR, Neutria Slips, and Oak BARK, no transactions to report —The
busineps in,Tonecco consists of 100 hhds. to speculators, 60 hhds. for
rreland, and 160 hlids. to the horns-trade, at very full prices.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

The speculative demand for Sicily B nt M STON E continues, and several
cargoes have changed hands at ze t .£5 ss'' tori, and all parcels.
offering at £6, have been. rea.dilyipurelattsed—ln • f3tritac, A ItGO LS,
llisnneas, and MADDER Rom, nothing, worthy of notice has
becurred.—The few sales of OLIVE OIL that have been made were at
previous rates.—A fnw.casioi of fineYlariANigs..tro Have been sold at.
2s ea) 3s 41 Ib, duty paid.-100 tons old Smyrna VALONIA were
offered by auction, but no sales were made.—Two more carpes of
pale Sim. OIL have arrived bete from Newfourid!and ; one cargo of
about 100 tuns has been sold at £24 ss, the other is warehousing, the
owner not being willing to sell at present rates ; the cargo stated last
week as being likely to proceed to Hambtugh for a market has sailed
for that port.—ln Con OIL we have .no sales to report; the price
remains steady at the quotirtions.-4n SEED OILS the transactions
have not been extensive; . some parcels. of LINSEED have been taken
at our quotations : but pale RAPE is less inquired for.—The arrival of
four vessels from Africa with PALM OIL has suspended all operations
in this article, but we cannot find holders disposed to take under £27
lOs from the quay, and but little-offering at this price.—OIL of.Toa-
PENTINB meets a ready sale.—The HEMP market is dull, as the ropers
spew little inclination to buy in the face of the new imports; 600 bales
Jute have been sold at £l3 10s tr ton.—nsx is without alteration.
The first import of new Petersburg yellow candle TALLOW has been
received this week, the principal part sold to arrive; the market still
bears the feature of limited demand with firmness in the hidders.